New-York tribune., 1909-08-08

filed 20 it's capacity. and the summer bosr.ins
houses are doing fine business. The summer
residents OF the east side of Buzzards Bay be-
tween Bourne and Woods Hole have been IN
fear OF having their homes burned as a forest e.
RACED FOR some time in the wooCSA back OF III.
villages, and it was only BY the constant fighting
Of the residents and summer visitors that soms q:
the finest estates on the outlying districts
saved from the flames. Gardens and outbuitinys
were destroyed together with two houses that
not occupied out on the Hatchville Road.
The seco,y5-geek of the Narthas Vineyard C4s-,
Meeting Association will be conducted by tn. Rev
DR. c. Fl Priddy. OF Brooklyn. assisted By PFC
fessor Shaler Matthews. OF Chicago and James A.
Francis. Of New York. This is Of the largest
camp meeting gr lunds IN the New England statet
and although the general interest OF the ca1ao
meeting gatherings has been waning. ths ilaess
of these grounds has been normal FOR tho lAs' zen
years. with a slight gain this season.
The summer th1ong grows greater ct Province
town daily. Mrs. Jennie Westcott. of New ycTs.
and son Richard are the guests of the Misses ee''s
and Maria Rich. Mrs Newton. wife o. Cas;a.-
John F. Newton of the battleship Georgia, is q.
the Dunham cottage. Dyer street, and Mrs G;'1a'
wife Of Captain Thomas d. Griffin. OF the haii'-
ship Rhode Island, is at the home Of Herfaaa l.
Mayo
The golf links AT the rear OF the Peaked III:
Bars shore are daily dotted with enthusiasts sson
New York and Albany. men and women Tno Aa's
for the last twelve years found the hills and ps'
outs OF the weird dunes tract exactly 70 'aeAs
liking.
The bIuenshfng al OsterviUe has been one o. 70
main features Of the last week, and sors VIZ
good catches have been landed. Among the li'1!
ones were Mr. and Mrs. H. c Prescott, of foaA'
ers. and Henry L Winthrop. Of Brooklyn-
Aberdeen Hall. at West Yarmouth, one o, ~
largest hotels on the South Shore, Is having 'sS'
OF New York visitors. among the arrivals oeH,
Mr. and Mrs. p l. Gin, Mr.. and Mrs Guy = III.
ner. J. G. and W. B. Salter. Mrs Haldam M. AAa
Mrs c. Z. Bently Boyd Decker Dr. h. A Ms
Mr. and Mrs. Hay FOsdick. Mr. and MIS-. . .
MaIeom. Miss Hope MaIcom J. Nalconn' :, Me.s'- =
Miss Merges, Mrs. Merses Olahr Mr. and MIS-, y
o Scott. Mr.. and Mrs George J. Geer. Miss 6e'-
trude Geer. Mrs. Harry Steece, Mr. and MIS- . :.
Montsomery. Mrs. James Barr. Louis Bonnie' =
II Krown George 4. Weigel. Henry Hart E,Hsaa'
Turni. b ]. Kenney. Y. c. Ars'limoaT Ds- II =
Griffin and Mr. Benham. There will be a aa7'.
in the hall on Saturday and Thursday evenings O1
the coming week
The young people OF the centre cape aa's 'sA', Z,
up baseball. and not a day goes BY that some - -
the hotel mines do not set out on 'he slaS. -
see who has formed the fastest summer 'ealH- -
OstervilIe nine so far has given the other teams
good race, ana is SUN aL4eSiA Ui' '"
eral average
The new summer colony az Centrevile D'A-
along the shore of New Harbor, IS fast taAns ''
the appearance OF an up-to-date summer Isso--
Harry Bennett and brother. DR.. Bennett Of w.
York. the promoters. say that most OF the lahu .'
been sold that is on the market and oy aHOs-e
year there viii be four new houses ouiI Df D...
nett who has a fine summer house on tae $50 -
OF Lake Elizabeth near Craigviue. IS aoou' 70
and build a new one near his brothers. Oh ~
shore of New Harbor.