The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-10

: TOURING NOTES


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F. c. j. Wiss and family returned
this week from a long automobiling trip
to Boston and the central portion of
Massachusetts and the Berkshires. The
party had a delightful time and found
the roads to be In excellent condition
except one stretch between Springfield
and Hartford, which is very sandy and
heavy. Mr.. Wiss used his new Kissel-
Kar and had no ADJUSTMENTS or tire
troubles throughout the entire trip.
DIR. Edward Gardiner, of East Or
ange, returned last week from a seven
hundred mile journey through the Berk-
shires in his Locomobile roadster. DR..
Gardiner was accompanied by E. A.
Travis, of the Greene Motor Car Com
pany.
Joseph S. Crane and Mrs. Crane, of
66S Clifton enu have just returned
from a two-weeks' automobile trip
through the Pocono mountains and the
Mohawk valley to Lake George and
through the White mountains, return
ing by Boston and the Hudson river
route. The trip was made in a six
horsepower Pierce-Arrow and was en-
joyable in every way.
Charles E. Barker, of 50 Baldwin
street, left today for a tour through
Pennsylvania and New York State.
Former GnVprnnr Ero n hin NIttrnhu
took a party of friends, including Will
Wadsworth, of New York, on a trip to
the White mountains in his Panhard
touring car last week.
w. L. Radford. of Glen Ridge. spent
the week at Lake Hopatcong in his
Buick car. He was accompanied by the
members of his family.
r. II. Pierson. of East Orange, spent
a part of the week touring the coast in
his Buick car.
w. A. Baker has returned from a
tour of the coast in his National tour
ing car.
F. H. S. Hyde and family, of Engle-
wood, are spending the summer at Cape
Cod. They left for that place in their
six-cylinder Lozier car last week and
toured leisurely without mishap of n
kind.
Mr.. n Mrs. A. II. Humphreville
spent the early part of the week on a
trip through Northern New Jersey in
their Gilmore car and report the roads
in fine condition. They visited Della
ware Water Gap and other points of
interest.
H. G. Barnum, of East Orange, is on
a trip to Syracuse, N. Y, in his Stod-
dard-Dayton car and will visit inter-
mediate points.
George H. Rainey, of this city, left on
Tuesday in a Standardization car for
a trip to Denver and expects to be gone
for several months. during which time
he will tour through the West. On the
trip out Mr.. Rainey will make a stop at
the standardization factory at Day
ton, o.
Charles H. Moorehouse, of Tampa,
Fla, is spending three weeks touring
New Jersey in his e. NJ. F. car. On
Thursday he visited the local auto club
house and complimented the Jersey
motorists upon their fine home. Mr..
Moorehouse is a prominent member of
the Tampa Automobile Club.
II. M. Cohu. Of Summit, will leave
next week on a run to Gettysburg and
return, stopping off at Atlantic City
on the way to the Pennsylvania bat
tlerield.
W, c. Crosby and family have re-
turned from Wildwood in their Marmon
touring car. Mr.. Crosby acted as ref
cree at the Wildwood races.
w. c. Collard, of East Orange, spent
the first few days of the week on a
our of the State in his Marmon a
w. 5. Dilworth and family spent the
first three days of the week on a tour
through Connecticut in their Marmon
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Hauswirth, Of
East Orange, spent the Fourth at AS
bury Park in their Marmon touring
car.
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