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the Griswold since the opening, two weeks ago,
will remain until the middle of the month.
George W. Merrihew, of New York, and his sis
ter Miss C. P. Merrihew, have returned to the
Gr1swod. where they have been annual visitors for
a number of seasons
Mr.. and Mrs. ". b. Gould, of Newark arrived at
the Griswold Thursday for long sojourn
Mr.. and Mrs b. Ogden Chisholm of New York,
and their daughters. the Misses Nina Winifred
Dorothy Margaret. Elizabeth and Priscilla Chs-
holm are at the GTiswold for the summer.
Colonel Thomas 4. Adds, OF New Haven, is
spending several weeks at the GrIswold-
Mr. and Mrs Joseph X. Orr, of New York are
spending their honeymoon at the Griswold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip S. Hchborn of Washington
were guests OF Rear Admiral and Mrs Philip Hch-
born at the Griswod during the week.
Mrs. Bschof, wife OF Justice Bischof of New
York and her daughter. Miss Betty Collamore
who are AT the Griswold for the season. were
to!ned By Miss VI. Scott, OF New York. during the
week
MIS- III. c. Hopper and Miss Hopper angiig
the New Workers at the Griswold for a long So
;ourn.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Hance, OF New York and
Miss Hance and Mrs. c. w. MrAllister arrived at
the Griswold on Tuesday to spend the month OF
July, after which they Will go 20 the Thousand
Islands
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THE ST. REGIS LAKES.

Upper st. Regis. n. Y. July 4.-This week. in
Guiding the Fourth. which is annually fixed date
for the return of many OF the campers 10 their
summer homes this chain of lakes. and attended
also by the opening of the Upper st. Regis post
Office, has been busy one. activity goes in the
seclusion of this mountain retreat. and really
marked the opening of the season in this beautiful
section OF the Adirondacks
Though it is very early for entertaining. some OF
those who have opened their camps have with them
friends and Robert Garrett has with him at Wood
mere the upper lake. house party of fifteen or
sixteen young people, who have been having a
Jolly good time fishing. boating and taking long
tramps afeld and up the mountains during the
last week
Work the extensions and improvements about
the Japanese camp of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W.
Vanderbilt the Upper st. Regis Lake is being
rushed, that the camp may be in readiness for Mr..
and Mrs Vanderbilt. who expected July 10.
Some of the younger members of the family have
arrived at Birch Island the Upper st Regis camp
of Anson Phelps Stokes and Mr.. and Mrs Stokes
are expected soon.
Payne Whitney who has taken the camp of the
late Charles r. Barney for the season, is expected
arrive there about July 10. The camp of Mrs
Robert Hoe. on the upper lake. will be opened soon
for the season T. A Gardiner. who last summer
had the Stokes camp Pearl Island is now at
the Meyer camp. on Spitire Lake which he has
taken for the
Mrs. Thomas Howard who has the Pearl ISL
and camp this summer, has arrived and Mrs c.
G.. Mitchell early in the week 10 her camp
on the upper st. Regis. Frederick S, Taylor his
sister, Miss Ellen r. Taylor. at Camp Regmont
Miss Anna Lusk will this season open her new
camp. which adoins that OF her brother. Professor
Graham Lusk. and is one of the finest camps on
the upper St. Regis.
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SARANAC INN.

sarsnsc Inn. N Y July 1T would seem as X
the greater part Of those who have planned to spend
the season at the inn deferred their coming until
after the arrival of the Governor. for they have
been hocking here in large numbers since ths Cnier
Executive came on Monday night. Governor
Hughes came UP from Albany In special car on
the train arriving here at $40 p. m with him
were Mrs. Hughes, their son, Charles f. Husnes'
jr.: their daughters the Misses Helen and Cathe-
rine Hughes and baby Elizabeth. The party also
included NJ b. Sylvester, secretary to the Gov
ernor during his stay in the Adrondacks. ana m- o.
Smith, his private messenger; Mrs Hushes 8 thdio
and nurse At the Saranac Inn station the party
was met by NJ B. Marshall. manager OF the fhn'
and escorted by private conveyance 10 Hustic
Cabin, which they have leased for the season. rms
is one of the several Saranac Inn camps. and the
Governor and his party will have adopted tne Gus
tom of the other cottage and camp people OF rio-
ding themselves of the trouble Of Housekeeping
during the summer months by taking their meals
at the inn The Governor has provided hirnseir
with guide and Is planning to take many fishing
expeditions and tramps through the mountains dur
ing his stay here Much of the executive business
will also be attended to during the three months
the Governor Is here and the inn will be prececai-
ly the summer capital Of the state
Another state official who will spend the season
here is william F. Fox, State Superintendent OF
Forests who came up on Friday with Mrs Fox
William L. Rich. Of New York who has spent
many seasons at the inn, returned for the season
on July /, accompanied by Mrs Fiicn ana MS son.
William L. Rich, ir.
Sidney Colgate OF New York. the commodore OF
the yacht club is expected here soon
Thomas Dickson and family. who have taken
Governor Levi P. Morton's Eagle Island camp for
the season. will arrive there on July TO-
Mrs John G. Agar. who, with her son. W. NJ
Agar has gone to New York for few days, will
soon return to Camp Grfcoq. Mrs j. CampoeH
Harris, who was among the arrivals of the week,
is accompanied by her son. T. Harris Powers
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bled for the season. Afternoon and evening con-
certs are enjoyed by all. while the younger set
finds greater diversion in the informal hops and
the weekly ball. which is we'll attended by West
Point cadets. who stationed at Fort Wright
for their training.
On Tuesday evening DR.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Vim
cent of New York. who have for a number of
years occupied of the Mansion House cot
tages celebrated their fftieth wedding anniver-
sary. Their table in the hotel dining room
tastefully decorated in commemoration of the
affair and later in the evening a number OF friends
who assembled at their villa surprised them by
presenting a silver loving cup The presentation
was made by the Rev. DR.. b. Z. Warner, OF New
Orleans who also read an original poem composed
for the occasion. Among those present Mrs.
v. II. Brown, Mrs. A. II. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dudley Irwin. Mrs j. Stewart Bryan. Mrs Ten
nant J. Mcconnell Warner and the Misses Miller.
j. Stewart Bryan and family. OF Richmond are
the Mansion House. also DR.. and Mrs.
NJ. r. Peck. of Cornwall-on- Hudson; Vernon H.
Brown. general agent Of the Cunard Line. OF New
York and family; T. T.. Mason, of Life" and
family, and others.
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OTHER LAKE PLACID RESORTS.

Lake Placid, n Y, July 4-One of the interest
ing asions Of the week the banquet of the
High School Alumni which held at the North
Woods Inn Tuesday evening. Some of the
rivals at the inn this week H. X Heathfeld,
DIR. and Mrs. George Hawley and Heinrich Schrer
A coaching party. which formed of the
guests at Lake Placid Inn drove to High Falls
one day this week and proved a great success.
Nathan Folk and L. E. Buckbee were at the head
of the party and proved most congenial hosts.
, Work the roads about the inn grounds has been
completed, and prove a great Improvement A
number OF New York people have arrived at the
inn. among whom c. B. Winn. Miss NJ Metz
ger. s. W. Reed, Miss Jenkins, w. ]. Vaughn, H.
3. Center, II. c. Werner. l.. c. Werner, W. e.
Bascom and John ]. Oats.
c. S. Voorhees,, a guest at the Belmont. who is
an enthusiastic fisherman, brought in string Of
fish this week of which he is Justly proud. One
weighed five pounds and four and half.
Others who staying at the Belmont are Mrs.
Frederick C. Zobel, Miss Lydia Diamond, Mrs. l.
Oreta and son. Miss NJ. J. Oreta, Mrs. A. E. Bate
man and son. Arthur E. Bateman also her niece.
Miss Marguerite J. Neil; Miss A. E. Hall and
sister; also Miss Georgia Angel
At the Homestead, where Mrs Louisa Coons is
the manager. many guests are arriving Among
those recently arrived are Miss Nolan the Misses
Warner and Francis Coon.
Fishing and tramping for the daytime and music
for the evening occupy the guests at the Pines.
Mrs. Thomas P. Fowler. o. H. Thornton, D. A.
Belling and Mr.. and Mrs L. N Wood arrived at
the Lakeside Inn this week On Wednesday Mr..
and Mrs. Wood climbed Whiteface Mountain.
At Forest View there have been quite number
of arrivals. including Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Valen-
tine Mr. and Mrs. A. Housed. A. Candidus. Mrs.
Charles Warton and daughter, Miss Gano and Mr..
Huber.
The American House is popular with sporting
all the country Among the arrivals this
week c. E. Brown II. c. Price, George E.
Collins, L. J. Whitney, Charles II. Brown. Henry
Bush, w. N. Casey James Howard. NJ. L. Erly,
G. L. Pope H NJ. Cross, Lawrence Kelley, Walter
Kelley Mary Kelley, S. H. Ri1er, George Simpkins.
F. c. Buck. G. A. Lyman f. B. DAILY. J. McKeefe.
H. S. Haynes and C. Frank.
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MIDSF1IPMEN SHARE IN NEW LONDON GAYETY

Mrs. Morton F. Plant. of New York. who is ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. Capron. has ar
rived at the Blanford House.
Mr. and Mrs A. d. Smith, of Orange, n. j., are
installed In their villa for the season. and may
be seen out every day in their 30-horsepower steam
White machine.
DIR. and Mrs. F. A. Lund of New York, have
opened their cottage on the extreme end Of East
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H Fischer and family, of New
York, entertain frequently at their summer home,
which faces the Thames River.
z. W. Hooker, recently elected Mayor of Hart
ford has taken a cottage for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Miller, Of New York.
and the Misses Madeline and May Miller, at
their villa for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Hagerty, of Baltimore, and
family arrived some time ago. Miss Helen Hager
ty who met with accident while out driving
the morning of the Yale-Harvard races is
valescent.
The last Of the large feet OF yachts which gath
cred here for the college regatta departed this
week when William P Eno's steam yacht the
AouiIo of the New York Yacht Club. which
the judges boat sailed for Newport.
Max Fleischmans auxiliary schooner. the Haida
of the New York Yacht Club arrived here on
Tuesday with its owner, Mrs. Fleischrnan and a
party Of friends including Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Iewisohn. OF New York. aboard. The boat is a
new one named in honor OF Alaskan tribe of
Indians.
Mrs Julius Fleschman entertained a number of
the younger set on Tuesday afternoon aboard Mr..
Fleischman's steam yacht, the There She Goes,
of the New York Yacht Club.
7 A Hance who chartered the Amelia for the
month entertained party OF friends, including
George W. Merrihew. on Wednesday afternoon.
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]. F. Deems, general superintendent Of motive
power for the New York Central Railroad. who
came up from New York in his private car, bring
ing with him a party of friends, has returned to
the city after spending a week in this famous old
resort In Mr.. Deems's party Mrs. Deems
Mr. and Mrs. H K Williams of Dunkirk, N. Y.
H c. Hequembourg, of New York, general pur-
chasing agent for the American Locomotive Com
pany and Mrs. Hequembourg; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
W. Pearsall, Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Hopkins and
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Parker, of Chicago During
their stay the party had Jolly good time. and
caught many fine strings of fish.
With the opening of the season here the cottage
people are beginning to return IN large numbers
Dr. and Mrs. George Fales Baker. who are In
Hepburnwood, have their automobiles and saddle
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The Summer Girl Compen.
safes for the Toll of
Practice Cruise.

New London. Conn, July 4.-With the return
yesterday of the Olympia, the Chicago, the ArI1an-
sas the Nevada and the schooship Hartford all
of which departed for their weekly practice cruise
on Monday morning, with the exception Of the
Chicago which did start until her steering gear
was repaired Tuesday evening and the presence
OF Assistant Secretary Newberry. who over
from Watch Hill TO the Grissvold with Mrs. New
berry Miss Carol Newberry, and their twin sons,
Barnes and Phelps TO spend the week end New
London is to-day having the biggest Fourth OF July
celebration Of her career.
The boats Of the practice squadron came in late
Yesterday evening and anchored much further up
the channel than heretofore. and at a
point Just below the GriswoId. Many in the hotel
and cottage colony who have friends among the
oA5ce-s and rnidshipmen have welcomed the inno-
walton which was brought about when it was
found that the niddies lost much time going to
and from their respective vessels on the govern
rnert launches TO Eastern Point and the town.
After soundings made early in the week, the
present location selected as the most con-
venient
There was great display Of fireworks on the
broad sloping lawn OF the Griswold by the Pain
fireworks people, OF New York. tonight A grand
military ball in spacious ballroom Of the hotel
which had been beautifully decorated with flags,
bunting. ropes Of greenery and palms for the Oc-
caxion followed Invitation cards were issued sew
eral days ago 10 the hotel guests and members Of
the cottage colony, and 1t is expected that the
presence OF the officers and niddies from the feet
IN fun dress uniform, well the Assistant SEQ
retary of the Navy and his family. Rear Admiral
Philip Hichborn and others. viii add much to the
effectiveness CT the scene. well TO the pleas
ure OF the guests many OF whom have entertained
at luncheon to-day for the sailor boys"
In the town all the historic places of interest are
decorated and the ola fashioned irecracl1ers have
been the order OF the day.
Many have Joined the summer colony at Eastern
Point both al the Griswoid and in the cottages.
Judge John ". AIling OF New Haven, president
Of the New England Telephone Company with
Ers Aling and Miss westbrook, who have beon ct
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I'M THE WESTERN CATsKIILS-

Stamford n V July 4--Alth0ugh tnere = :
general celebration here to-day the nolNA' a.,
active as the new arrivals Of the "eeA i'@o :.
nearly all the available cottages in this resort ~
-,o-r,s ar the various houses are being rapai
taken by people who leave Ne" lOlA -
heated season. , ,..-csagj
Mrs Arthur Root is occupying E P cnnreh~'
cottage -. ,-s-,t s.ysrl
seasons in Stamford. are again occupyins u''
fatt cottage in Main street hiss, a.
DR. and Mrs. F. ]. Monaghan. OF 0IO0A'
again to be seen the streets a. ii.
f c. Coleman. OF New AoIA' =
summer at Westholm- ,sosss
The Rexmere under its new managers - -
a. Peck is enjoying successfui seaSON vsau
the week nearly fifty guests arrived 1iio-s ,s D,
are Mr. and Mrs. A G. Van CleFe' DIV''s Ds
and Mrs c. r. Bourke- Mr.. and NlS $50,
Ebbets. Miss Beatrice Ebbets. Miss Ns'ahs = nsL
Thomas A. Byorsen, w l. JACKSON e (,,.r,ss
monte and family. Mrs. Elizabeth T. - 1Is.-
Mis- Jessie A. Guernsey Mr.. and Mrs. Fe'
Ionss Mrs T. Sturges and family, M - ,.i
Greene and family and Mrs. George EN-. A
family. of New York City; Manuel A. Su@A C-..s,
family Miss Rosa NJ. Bustamente' anu
Vigil OF Havana: E. s Gunther ana Nl-ss U.s.
Gunther. Paris; Miss H. a Wood anu -
Tobey and brother. Philadelphia -, .,,a rs
some of the new arrivals at Churcniil i'vr ssa.ss
1,-asL are Mrs. &. 5. Cook. Syracuse; > ~ss "a
and wife. Havana; s b Macarthur and WiL' VIZ. Ms
Adair and wife Mrs. b. R Seaman anu -, - cs5
A E BirdsaIl. Edward 5 Jones. Ne" =, L. arss
Mr. and Mrs. Burton W. Gibson and enH''
lyn. 80, ,xsrt
Cireycourt Inn opened on July W''n -I. - sssA
twenty-hve people booked for the H ss
Among them are Miss Ellis. Mrs. n Siai''5 - ws
w F,nonah shannon Miss NJ f. 4ouhs' ..,sks
York CITY. and Mrs. Thomas Conne3' u
Long Island -. and
Brooklyn Hall is a newly built nous suscs<
bookings Indicate that its first year WIN -
full simpson Terrace opened on July l. sass> &
William c. Quinn. Mrs. Charles Grace e.. xais &
Ter. Irving Higgins. New York city, Mlss ,,nas 4
crime Carr and sister; H. C. Goode az "a sss
Miss NJ. Murphy. Brooklyn; J. c M"isS ,sr,osss
New York City. and Miss VI 5 Corhe"'
are at the Mount View House. Iii gas
Those who arrived this week at hS nd - f
include Mr. and Mrs. John T. SparlO" - vs.
Misses Farrell of New York city: vi. 49, - Ms
A. L. Sevester. Brooklyn; Miss stTan - - ur %
Rice Mr.. and Mrs William Blande' S,,g
Mrs John j. cisco and son. New AofN vistsr
westholu, already has many Sunlh. Ms 81
This weeks arrivals include II. BreVVOi g.ss CO
ward w. Church. John Mullaiy, Ne" 80
Mrs. and Miss Chamberlain. Mount A'-snsa. A.~ W s
Mrs. Emerson Coleman and J. L
York City
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c. NJ Stevens. back TO Camp Overlook
Alexander Gould, a relative of George Gould, has
reserved apartments at the inn for himself and
Mrs Gould for the month of August.
A X. Micher, who takes active interest in
golf at the inn and last offered a golf
trophy has repeated the gift for this season. With
his family Mr. Miehler back for the season
this week.
H. C. Atkinson with Mrs. Atkinson and their
son. Carroll. were among those who arrived this
week. Other recent New York arrivals at the inn
include Mrs katherine Elias and Henry F. Elias
Mrs c. F. Bouton and her daughter Miss M A
Bouton, Clarence /. Cullen, John E. Newell, f. T.
Billings, Samuel B. Dana, Harold w. Dana, A.
M. Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs E. L. Perkins, E. H
Paddock and family. Miss Vandegrift and friends,
A. W. Kelly and family. DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Niles
and daughter Mrs. A. NJ. Shepard and party
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
LAKE GEORGE,
Season Nozr in Full Sr;ng-Aun
MODELLING FaUorite Pastime.

Lake George, July 4-The opening os TIA -
William Henry Hotel marked the real bern-s.
of the Lake George season. A large NUMBER :, -
vitations were issued, and after a dinner co,-s-
and dancing were enjoyed in the ballroom ~
service Is under the control OF c. n. Booth -.
treasurer Of the Delaware & Hudson Coups,-
WHO also directs the management Of the H,..
Champiain
Automobi bling has become so Iavorits a ras+-
at Lake George that the prominent cottar,r.
headed by Edward NJ Shepard. George Foster p.
body. Herman Broesel and lie Grand Crare- =,
raising fund to police the main road to prsv,,,
fast driving along the Lake Road. between a.
Fort william Henry and ths Sasannors hoss.s
Lieutenant Governor Chanlsr has been the ruv
of State Senator James A. Emerson. OF War-.,.
burg during the last week
Among the recent New York arrivals at the sss
arnore were Mr.. and Mrs s. 8. Gapes. Ma
d. Koehl. George P. SIade. W C. sandersos
H. Dougherty and W. L. Waring and family vi.
came by automobile
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Graves. OF New York, las,
been spending a week at the Marion House. Ann,
the other recent arrivals are Mr.. and Mira A !
Smith, John L.. French, George Packard and
Ernan Lawrfe.
H. N. Cummings and family. OF New York sas
Mrs. E. J. Marcelis and family. OF Passaic. " I
have opened their cottages near Silver Bay
Recent arrivals at Hague from New York IN
Robert z. Henry. z. NJ Adams. Nh and Mrs
Sullivan George z. Boggs, Miss Gertrude Datua
Miss F,lizabeth Hearson Mr.. and Mrs. e c. 5chsn
fess and Mrs. NJ. A Sullivan
Spencer Trask is having large bell cast which
will be placed In tower on Triuna Island 5istc,
Doane, of Albany, has written an inscription IL
the bell.
Mr.. and Mrs H T. Kendrick and Mr.. and Nm
Michael Joyce. OF New York. are at the Hota
Willard.
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THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin, n. Y. July 4.-The Fourth was OBJ
served in a quiet way at this popular resort on
the Lake of the Clustered Stars. From the cities
to escape the noise, the patrons OF the Algonquin
not perhaps demonstrative in their patriot
ism they might have been. but they had a very
pleasant day Of IT. The cottage people begin
ming to return here. Robert G. Munroe and family
Of New York, who have taken apartments in the
Colonial cottage for the season. were among those
who arrived here to-day
Robert W. Thedford and family. OF New York
who annually spend the season at the Algonquin
expected back again soOn Mr.. Thedford and
his sons enthusiastic fishermen.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid. NJ Y. July 4-One of the innova-
tions OF the summer season in Lake Placid has
been arranged fer at this resort. where Thomas
Parkes. the proprietor. has established an open-air
gymnasium in one of the most attractive portions
Of Grand View Park. The young people who are
daily returning to the Grand View are overjoyed
to find the pretty, open rustic camp in the Grand
View Park in more attractive condition than ever
before. This rs where they hold their jolly marsh
mallow roasts popcorn and watermelon parties,
and there is no spot III Placid which is quite so
popular with them d the camp. Camp life, which
is also one OF the features of the summer at the
Grand View has this summer been started early,
and caily the snowy tents of the campers are be-
ginning TO appear amid the trees in the park.
y H Startz1nan. of New York. who will
spend the season camp at the Grand View, and
W c Kinlaele OF Stapleton. Staten Island, and his
brother have also made arrangements for a camp.
Among those who have taken quarters in Bache-
lors' Hall Joseph Lindsey. son of Colonel w A.
Lindsey and A Y. Ballfn an artist. of New York.
William Edgar Philip. tenor, of New York, who
is here with Mrs. Philip. has assisted at two
informal musicals arranged by Mrs. Parkes.
Among the arrivals Of the week were Mr.. and
Mrs August p. Wagerner, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph f.
McKeon, Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Matthew and chill
dren Mr. and Mrs f J. F1aherty, Dr. Z. Ellsworth
Williams and Mrs Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. E W.
Seymour and their niece Miss Purdy: Dr. r. G
Fox and the Rev. DR.. Remensnyder. OF the Madi-
son Avenue Lutheran Church of New York. j. de
for the season. also this week. Mrs R. B.
Moneypenny and her mother, of New York, who
have reserved an entire suite of for the sea-
son. will arrive on July Z. Miss Amy de VaTona
and a party of five viii spend two months of the
season the Grand View
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Alice McElroy who arrived with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William B. McElroy. and her brother,
John McElroy at Bide-a-Wee, the McElroy cot
tare on Signal HILL near the hotel is entertaining
Mss Nav Oakley daughter of John 7. Oakley,
former water commissioner Of the City of New
York.
Among those reaching the Stevens House this
week was A p. Sturges, nephew of j. Pierpont
Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Cozzens of New YORK.
who are old-tne patrons of the Stevens House.
came UP with Mr.. Cozzens's mother, Mrs. l.. H.
Cozzens, and their three daughters, the misses
Estelle Anna B. and Madeline Cozzens Ihey
have reserved apartments here for he season
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H. Keating were among the
New York patrons of the Stevens House returning
this week. w. ]. McConvill, of the Crescent Atm
letic Club. who is secretary of the Lake PLACID
Golf Club and chairman of the house committee
of the Lake Placid Yacht Club, came up with ms
mother Mrs Charity McConvill The Misses
Fraser. who for many seasons have spent 'he
summer at the Stevens House, were also among
those returnirg this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Amado G. Suarez, OF havana
were the guests over Sunday at the Stevens house
of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Suarez. also of Havana VINO
have in their party Mrs. Charles Gauthier' Charles
Gauthier ir Ama6o SuareZ and MISS Josephile
Suarez j. H. McGraw, son of Mr.. and Mrs. r D
McCraw. who have taken the McNeely Camp near
the Stevens House, this season, received from lhe
makers his new automobile this week. The Rev.
and Mrs ] J. Jovce Morse arrived with their
son at their cottage at the Stevens House this
week.
Other recent arrivals include Wilmer Russell,
c. A. Ward Mr and Mrs. G. Nichols. G. p Hail,
Mrs O. H p Champln, George Smith, James
Smith and Mrs Edward n. Bowles, of New YORK
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FISHERS ISLAND.

The Fourth is being celebrated at Fishers Island.
and passing ships had treat tonight. as
the island practically abaze, when the hotel
guests and cottagers began to celebrate soon
as dusk on.
Two steamers run between tho island and
New London the Restless having been put In COM
mission last Wednesday In addition to the Munna-
tawket which has been running for soma time.
Tho golf links and the Casino in the vicinity Of
the Mansion House and the Mononotto Inn have
s.en we'll patronized by tbs guests already assem-