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SPRING LAKE.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
SPRING LAKE, y. J.. July 81 1flna.
Society is now looking forward with
eager anticipation to the coming Sea Grit
and Spring Lake horse show. which 10
very largely contributed to by the people
of this resort. and which is an outgrowth
of the Spring Lake horse show given an
nually at this place for several years past.
Coming thus week after the famous
Long Branch horse show. arrangements
have been made by which not a few from
the Hollywood grounds at Long Branch
will be exhibited here. The Sea Girt and
Spring Lake show is scheduled for Fri.
day and Saturday. August and Z.
Mrs. NJ. X. Stack, Miss X. A. Stack and
Miss May Stack of Washington are regis
tered at the Wilburton. where they will
remain during the balance of the season.
Registered at the New Monmouth are
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Peterson. Miss Dorothy
Peterson. Miss Mabel G. Hance. Mr. and
Mrs. Nat W. kale and Miss Helen Kaie
of Washington.
Among the Washington contingent at
the Essex and Sussex are Mrs. A. Good.
man. Miss Laura Goodman. Mr.. and Mrs.
b T Fem. Mr.. f. r. Fem. Miss Flor
ence kavanagh and Miss Marie kava-
nagh who are here for the coming
weeks.
Patrons of the Allaire include Mrs. Fred.
erick Castle, Miss Mildred Castle. Miss
Grace Castle. Mr.. A. D. Wells. Mr.. Rob-
ert Simpson and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Thurs.
ton OF the Capital city.
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. n. j.,
July 81. 1893.
Summer society will gather tonight al
the casino. where a fancy dance in mas
ouerade Is to be held Yellow dominoS
will prevail and the casino will be deco
rated with yellow bunting. A lemon party
it is called. and lemon trees will figure
conspicuously in the decorations.
Visitors at the Brandon were entertain
ed Thursday eevning with a musical got
ten up with guests of the house taking
the leading part in the program.
A children's party for Srownups. the
grown people engaging in childrens games
and having more fun out of this nonsense
than they customarily do from the social
recreations more in vogue with people OF
their years, occurred last night at the
Sea View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flint of Washing
ton are among the late arrivals at the
Sea View.
Stopping at the Bay View are Mr.: and
Mrs. Thomas 1nness and Miss Rebecca
Inness of Washington.
Washingtonians now at the LOCKWOOD
include Mr. and Mrs. W. +. futile. who
are here for the balance of the season
The Brentwood is entertaining Mr.. ana
Mrs S. n. Riddle Of Washington.
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Doubling Gap White Sulphur.
Special Correspondence Of The Star
DOUBLING GAP SPRINGS, Pa,

Special Correspondence Of The Star
DOUBLING GAP SPRINGS. Pa,
July 30. 1909.
For over one hundred years Doubling
Gap Springs, Pa, has been famous for its
many mineral springs-sulphur, llthla,
iron and magnesia This resort has had
a hotel so early as 1860. and from that
time to the present. during many changes
and improvements, the portals of the
Doubling Gap Springs Hotel have never
been closed during an entire season. At
this time and in fact throughout the
summer, the climate here is always =.
cool and bracing and withal thoroughly
delightful There has been no lack OF
gayety since the opening OF the season
here. and the great number of incoming
guests promises To keep the wheels OF
social diversion rolling nd spinning gayly
until the autumnal tintS appear on. the
mountain tops. Mountain climbing seems
To be the lad with the guests at this re-
SORT this season. while boating, swim
ming, fishing. tennis. croquet Switchboard,
etc are not neglected by many who love
the milder recreations, including dancing,
billiards, pool. concerts, private theatrl-
calls and various other unique and novel
amusements offered by the strenuous and
up-to-t minute new management at
this resort.
Among the recent arrivals at Doubling
Can Springs are the following from
WASHINGTON: Gen. A. II. Bowman. l.. S.
A.: Mrs Bowman and Mrs. Charles
Giles.
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AT JORDAN WHITE.
Special Correspondence of The Star

Special Correspondence VI ihc H'"''
STEPHENSON. Va, July 30. 1903
A delightful picnic party was given
few evenings ago by Miss Nailng Ruin
erford in honor of Miss Ruth Nom OF
Chambersburg, Pa: Miss Ella NJ Bowers
of Philadelphia, and DIR. Samuel Pole Oh
Washington.
The young people were chaperoned bs
Mrs. Oscar Fuller of Danville, Va. and
Mrs. James p. Whitacre Of Winchester.
Va.
In addition to the guests, about sew
enty-fiye young ladies and gentlemen
from Winchester We're present, and after
supper had been served a very enjoyable
dance was held
Those from a distance, in addition to
the hotel and honor guests, included
Misses Essie Funkhouser of Mount
Jackson, Va; Mary Bowman of Wood
stock. Va, and Kitty Hammond of Low
ettsvilIe Va, and Messrs. Oscar Fuller
of Danvile, Va. and Berry Giles Of
Washington.
Anon: the late arrivals at the resort
are: Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID. Waters and
daughter of West Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Francis B. Lee of Nincentown. y.
j.. and Mrs B. F. Lee of Trenton, y. j. !,
Mrs. Stockett of Washington, Miss Hattie
billiard of Washington, .Irs. Belle Jor-
don of Winchester. Va: Miss Rhoda Lee
of Vincentown. \. j.; Mrs. II. Ia. Baker
and daughter of Winchester, Va, and
Mr.. Marvin Wesley OF Washington.
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OCEAN CITY.
Special Correspondence of The star.


OCEAN CITY. Md. July 81. 1909
The midsummer season is on at this
resort. and crowds of happy people are
enjoying the delightful weather which
has obtained for several weeks.
Mrs Sigsbee. wife of Admiral Sigsbee.
and her daughter. Mrs. f. w. kittelle.
are spending the summer at the Plim-
himmon. Admiral Sigsbee and Capt.
kittele will visit Ocean City while the
South Atlantic squadron anchors in
Hampton roads.
Mrs. A. B. Duvat. her daughters
Louise Mary NJ and Marjorie and ne,
sons Andrew b. and Walker of Wash
ington are spending some time at the
Plmhmmon.
Mrs. Duane F. Fox entertained at tea
the front boardwalk. She was assisted
by her daughters Dorothy and Christine
Those present were Mrs. Howard Hiss
Mrs. Alexander Yearley. I'd. Mrs. John
Z. Johnson. Mrs. A. B. Duvall, Mrs. John
Y Worthington, Mrs. Harry b. Skinner
Mrs H. F. Baker. Miss Clara Johnson
Miss Ella Johnson. Miss Mallory Church
Miss Louise Duvall. Miss Mary Duvall
Miss Marjorie Duvall. Miss Esther Wat
kins. Miss Marjorie Baker and Miss
Frances Yearley.
Recent arrivals from washington III
clude the following:
Atlantic Hotel-W. B. Myers.
Nordica Hotel-Clirwin Iirpei. Charles
Ga nders Gordon Sanders, Walter Zirpel
Mount Vermont Hotel-Abert Phillips
Hugh Phillips, jr
Avondale Hotel-Dr. Norman Roberts
Mount Pleasant Hotel--CharIes r. Will
lett and wife. Mrs. Leroy w Huron
Audrey Huron. Virginia Huron; Mrs r
d. Foilin. Warrenton. Va; \. Nusbauin
Colonial Hotel-W ". Scott. Edward
NJ. Hall. Mrs. f. NJ. Hall, Elizabeth Hail
Eugene Meads.
Plimhimmon Hotel-Mrs. Charles -
Sipsbee Mrs L. T. w. kittelle. Miss A
s Kittelle. Miss NJ. s kitselle. Ru TT
Cason. Frank Lanasa. S. H. Frey, >. II
Winter. Mrs A. B. Duvall. MISS NJ T.
Bradley. Miss Louise Duvall. Miss Mar.
iorie Duvall, Miss Mary NJ. Duvali' [. I
Hsmilton Hotel. P. Sheehan. II. NJ
c. Hunt. A. l.. Lawshe: James LAVISH.
A. stephen and wife. J. R. Purvis' !"
w. Ellis. +. J. Brown -
Wetipauin Hall-Mr and Mrs. j. I
Brosius and family.
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CAPON SPRINGS.
Special Correspondence Of Tho Star.


CAPON SPRINGS. w. Va.
July 81. 1909.
he past week has been one of gayety
and pleasure. 1t opened well with a
progressive bridge whist party OF fvc
tables. The first prize was won by Mrs.
+. Hellman Of Washington; the second
by Miss L. p. Worthington of Washing
ton; the third by Mrs. D. c. Holder OF
New Orleans: the consolation by Mrs.
w. B. Bassett OF Norfolk
800 card party was held the sa,na
evening. prizes being won by Mrs T. ".
McIlhenny of Washington and Mrs. c..
S. Witherstine of Philadelphia
Monday prominent Philadelphia laLv
entertained at eight-hand euchre ne
which prizes were won by Miss Maude
Walmsley and Mrs. II. Clifford Smith oc
Philadelphia and by Mrs. T. V. Nell
benny of Washington
Tuesday Mrs. c. G. Woodward ~
" ashIngton gave charming whlsI
party; the prize was won by Viscount
'Alte of Washington.
Another entertainment at whist was
given Wednesday night by Miss Maude
Walmsley of Philadelphia The prizc
was won BY Mrs. c. G. Woodward OF
Washington. Mrs. ]. A. Norris gave =
very attractive eight-hand euchre We'd
nesday. The first prize was won by
L.
Friday evening Mrs. c. s. Witherstine
gave a very much enjoyed eight hand
euchre, at which Mrs. W. B. Bassett OF
Norfolk won the first prize and Mrs II.
clifford Smith Of Philadelphia the Sec
ond prize.
Bowling has come well to the fora
Bowling parties have been given during
the week by Commander and Mrs.
stone. Mrs. c. F. Nelson, Mrs l. J.
Rutherford of Washington. Mr. Villa m
II. Dunkin of Charleston and Mr. John
McGregor of Baltimore
a ladies bowling tournament with
eight entries began early in the week
The finals were between Miss Hazel
Hanecy of Chicago and Miss Gertrude
Page Jones of Savannah. the former
winning out by a handsome score.
Welsh rarebit parties have been given
by Mr.. John Y. BaSsell. Mr.. William Ii.
Dunkin. Commander and Mrs Stone
and others during the week.
Among the Washington arrivals this
week are Mrs. b. Hellman. Miss f. p.
Hellman. Messrs. Norman and Wilbur
Underwood.
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AsBURY PARK.
Special Correspondence Of Tho star.

ASBURY PARK. y. j.. July 81 1870
Civic Asbury Park-that part OF the
queen resort which plans for the future
Is disturbed over the lack of accomnfoda-
tons for the big conventions that have
been In the habit of assembling here from
year 10 year. One after another the
conventions have drifted away. Some
have gone 10 Atlantic City and others to
more remote centers. with the result.
that the city authorities are now endeav-
oring and Will probably decide next Mon
day TO construct combination conven-
ttonal hall and luxurious bathing estab-
hshment at the foot OF I'd avenue east
of the brick walk. AS planned the struc-
ture viii cost S1.D.oOO and II the project
Is declared TO be legal under the beach
bond enabling act passed last winter an
election viii be called early In August.
1t Is proposed To construct concrete
building two stories high and a swim
ming pool that viii extend from I'd ave-
nue. Ia the I'd avenue bathing pavilion.
the object being TO secure a hall that Will
mold 300 people and can be utilized for
great entertainments and musical .esti-
walls all the year round.
Entries are coming in rapidly for the
swimming races to be held under the
| auspices of the United States Volunteer
Life Saving Corps OF the fishing pier
August -.
and Thursday by the first regatta OF the
season.
Sporismen In Asbury Park and vicinity
are aroused TO high state OF excitement
oy TIE unusual run OF big bass along
the coast Not for several years have the
anglers met with such extraordinary luck.
More than twenty-five big striped beau
ties rave been landed within the last
week. ranging in weight from twenty five
20 forty pounds At the latter weight
there tie and 10 ASh pa
Fishing Club has now donated diamond
prize for the first fifty-pound catch OF the
season.
Mr. William Holster OF Washington 10
| among the late arrivals AT the Colonial.
| where he Will remain throughout the bal
ance OF the season
Mr. and Mrs Metzger OF Washing on
are stopping at the Passaic.
Registered at the Monmouth is Mr.. 4.
S. Miller of Washington.
Mr. T. r. Proctor OF Baltimore is reg
istered at the Plaza
Mr.. Franklin NJ. Hough OF WASHINGTON
has lately arrived In town and has taken
apartments at the Fifth Avenue House
Miss Ida Smith of Washington IS a
member of the younger set at Sunset Hall
for the summer
Miss Ruby Stokes of Washington is also
a patron of Sunset Hall. where she is
spending the season.
The Victoria is a popular hotel with
Washington folk, and among the arrivals
there this week are Mr.. and Mrs c. b.
Moore and DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Robbins
of the Capital city
Miss Kindall and Mr.. A. c. Mack arc
man House
Miss Collins and Miss S. Collins OF
| land.
Sunset Hall is entertaining Mr.. odell
Smith and Mr.. Frank Smith OF Wash
| ington.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Nd,


MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. Nd,
July 81, 1909.
Mountain Lake Park will have it's first
college oratorical contest Monday next.
The following students have accepted
using the subjects named: c. Edward
Bender. Grantsville, Md. a student in
Chicago University, The Call of Humani-
ty''; G.. NJ Stoyer. Stoyer. Md. West
Virginia Wesleyan College. The Marriage
Regulation Problem: William r. Stedger.
a student in Allegheny College. Meadville,
Pa. "Lincoln-A Life Tragedy: Miss
Minnie Jane Murrells, Tunnelton. w. Va.
a student in West Virginia Wesleyan Col
Labor; c. w. Wise, Amos. w. Va, Il
student In the West Virginia Wesleyan
College, Crowns Trodden Under Foot
Richard Aspinall. Buckhannon, w. Va.
student of West Virginia Wesleyan Col
lege, oliver Cromwell a Keformer."
The successful contestant will receive a
So gold medal, presented by James S.
Lakin of Terra Alta. president OF the
board of control of West Virginia.
Thomas E. Hodges, formerly member
versity. will preside. The judge will be
4. Hunter Boyd chief judge of the court
of appeals of Maryland: Thomas Ireland
Elliott. member of the supreme bench of
Baltimore city, and Maj. j. NJ. Pangborn.
special repre- sentative of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad.
The summer meeting of the Maryland
State Horticultural Society was held at
Mountain Lake Park today. State Sen
ator w. McCulloh Brown of Garrett
county presided president of the society.
The attendance includes thirtytwo mem
bers of the society from the eastern shore
and ten from College Park and Wash
ington.
Mountain Lake Park is rapidly filing up
for the chautauqua 1t is expected the
crowd will be the largest of any season.
Rev. Thomas j. Stanton of st. Joseph S
parish Baltimore, is a Oakland.
Mr.. II. Allen Ison of Washington was a
visitor to Oakland
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GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR.
ial Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence. of The Star.
GREENBRlER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, July 81 1909.
All hail the horse. The Greenbrier
country horse show is the great topic on
the piazzas, in the dining room, in the
hotel lobby and lalong the woodland
roads. 1t is to be held August 6 and I.
Riding and driving are decidedly in the
foreground. Miss Terry Dulany. Mrs.
George w Marye. Miss Flora DOYLE and
Mrs l.. NJ Brown are stunning on horse
back. Mr. r. Hunter Dulany. Messrs.
Tom and John Middleton. Wilfred Blunt
and Or A. Randolph are daily seen put
ting their steeds through many gaits.
Mr. John p. Branch and Mr.. w. 5. Burke
drive pairs the envy OF their 1riends-
Mr. Burke has nine entries for the show.
Mrs. Mason Blunt of Washington mas
taken a box for the horse show.
Mrs. Claud Swanson, wife of the Gov
ernor Of Virginia has been much feted.
Among those entertaining in her honor
were Mrs James r. Branch, Mrs. In
man Saunders. Mrs. B. Wood, Mrs. X. W.
Powers and Mrs. George W. Marye.
Quite the event of the week in the
younger set was the fancy dress hop.
Prizes were awarded for the best cos
tunes. Mr. Parke Taylor, in the gulse
of a COOP. was appauded 10 the ecEo'
carrying on the gentleman y 4iiSl Pi iAe-
Miss Willis Wilson, most bewitchins
Spanish dancer. who led the grand march
with Mr.. r ". Burke, afterward grace
fully pirouetting through the dance OF
her adopted country with Mr. +. Iur-
ner, received lady's first Miss Mary
Cooke Branch was very lovely in ner
UNIQUE costume representing the illus
trated press. winning second prize.
A merry coaching party had an outing
to the "Old Sweet" THURSDAY. consist
ing of Mr. and Mrs. J. l. Middleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis. Mrs. b. Wood,
Miss S A. Hayes. Mrs. Sidney Stubbs,
Mrs. Inman Saunders, Mr. Frank Ross.
DR.. j. w Somervile and Mr.. A Davis.
Miss Isabelle Wells of Washington, who
has Just finished tour of the world with
Miss Frederick IS making her brother a
visit at Mackinaw Island, after which
she will come to the White.
Among recent Washington arrivals are
Mrs. F. b Lorng, Miss Lydia LorinS.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Miller and Miss Mill
Ter.
Mr. E. Pendleton Turner Of Richmond
was host at a charming supper in hon
or of Miss Lydia I1ortng of Washington.
Mrs. Andrew Y. Bradley chaperoned.
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SEA GIRT.
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Special Correspondence Of The Star.
SEA GRIT. n. j.. July 81. 1909.
Distinct from the military life going on
upon the state camp grounds, where cit1-
zen soldiers of New Jersey. this week
from Paterson and vicinity have been
gagged in daily rifle practice. is that
of the hotel and cottage section of this
resort Social diversions of dozen diff
ferent sorts. almost all of them. how
ever, Of the purely athletic and recrea-
tive kind. rather than those more closely
connected with the ballroom. have been
followed out daily.
From Washington at the Parker House
are Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Henderson and
the Misses Grace and Isabel X. McKenna.
who have come to stay for the next two
months.
Miss Sara c. Irving and Mrs. Ferdi-
nand Shaw of Washington are registered
at the Beach House for protracted stay.
The fremont is entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. George l.. MacChesney Of Wash
ington.
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DEAL BEACH.
Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
DEAL BEACH, n. J., July 81, 1909
The elite of the community turned out
in full force and in fine raiment last
night to be present at the horse show
ball given at the beach casino here. The
function was in connection with the West
End horse show and took the form OF a
garden fete and concert. Tables were
placed in the beautiful gardens of the
Casino and groups about them partook
of refreshments while music was enjoyed
Automobiles in hundreds We're packed
near the Casino and offered sight In
themselves
Registered at the Hathaway, Inn. where
they have come for August. are Mr.. and
Mrs F. r. Haddon, Miss Florence Had
don. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Merton.
Miss Juliette {. Merton and Miss Edith
Fisk OF Washington.
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BRADLEY BEACH.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
BRADLEY BEACH, n. j., July 81, 1909.
Summer life at Bradley Beach may be
delightfully."- regulated to satisfy thu in
dividual tastes of the seekers after recre-
alton who make it their headquarters
during the warm months. 1t is near the
center of the chain of resorts that bound
the north Jersey shore, and being in its
infancy as watering place, those in
search of health and quiet may live as
exclusively as they wish. finding oppor-
tunity on the long expanse of quiet beach
for hours of rest without the interference
or annoyance of the peasure-s seeking
crowds to be found at other nearby coast
towns.
The Washington patrons at the Hotel
La Refine are Mr.. j. B. Blackwell Mr..
Maurice Brock, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nc
Kenna and Miss Marjorie Long and Miss
Florence Long.
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POINT PLEASANT.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
POINT PLEASANT. n. j.. July 81. 1909.
At progressive heart party at War.
wick Arms the middle of the week .
number of fine prizes were won.
The chief social event Of the week n
the Carrollton was the weekend dance
given in the ballroom there tonight.
Among the late arrivals from Washing
ton at the Leighton are Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hall. Miss Helen c.. Hall. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Gilmour. Mr.. Ralph
Reeves. Mr. John Byron and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l.. Naman. who are registered
for August at that hosiery.
The Carrollton is entertaining among
its late arrivals Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w Vincent Miss Woodruff. Miss Estelle
woodruff. Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Bradley
and Mrs. Frederick Lanson.
Registered at the Warwick Arms are
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hughes. Miss
Susan b. Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. H.
Pierson and Miss Anna NJ. Hawley Of
the Capital city.
Other Washingtonians at the same hotel
include Mr.. Charles Webster, Mss
Mildred Webster. Miss Susan Lord. Miss
Mary Lord and Mr.. and Mrs Radiey.
who will spend the balance OF the ssasao
here.
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RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
Special Correspondence of The Star.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS. y.

special correspondence OF The star
RICHFIELD SPRINGS, y. Y.
July 80. 1909.
Richfield Springs has a gay younger set
that demands dances fast and frequently.
The Darlington, the BerkeleyW aiontha
and the fuller do their best to supply the
demand, but once in while the irrepress-
fbles provide additional hop for them
selves. Notable among these was the
dance given by Mr.. j. Jordan Guenther
of Philadelphia, in honor of Miss Anita
Parker of Washington, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Malcolm Montgomery
of New York, whose summer home here
is Malcolm Lodge. The affair took
place at the Country club, the scene OF
many of the gayeties here.
Miss Parker, Mr.. II. y. De Witt and
Mr.. o. S. De Witt Of Washington were
guests at a very merry straw ride, which
wound up with Welsh rarebit party.
Archdeacon r. ID. Williams, with Mrs.
Williams. Miss Marguerite Williams and
r. K. Williams. jr.. is at the Tunnicliffe
cottage. as is also DIR. w. W. Wilkinson
of Washington. Miss Curtin of Washing
ton is a recent addition to Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Malcolm Montgomery's house
party at Malcolm Lodge.
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POLAND SPRING.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
POLAND SPRING. Me. July 60 1909.
This resort was thrown into excitement
this week by the arrival of two COM
panies-k and L-of the 9TH United States
Infantry. They are on cross-country
march from PlattsburS, \. y. to Au-
pusta to instruct the militia They
marched in here Tuesday morning at
1870 O'Clock from Bridgeton where they
broke camp at 80. The troops. number
ing 100, are in command of Capt Prescott
of the 9Th United States Infantry. and are
making from fifteen to twenty-five miles
on a march. They pitched their tents on
the hotel grounds. making picturesque
sight. where they are to stay for two
days. Capt. Particle. Lteuts. Crystal and
Curry and DR. McCarnack, first iieuten-
ant of NJ. r. G, are other members of the
official corps.
In the handicap medal play tournament
held last week Carrot a. Hobart won the
cup for the best gross score, and four
PLAYERS were tie for the lowest net score
In the pay-off Daniel Griggs of Pater-
son and c. A. Watson of Washington
were tie. with a score of 81 each. In the
next play-off Grisgs won out with a
score of 16.
A fishing party left the Poland Spring
House Tuesday in an automobile com
posed of Senator Foraker. DIR. w. S. Har-
ban. Z. J. Stellwagen of Washington and
S. b. Stinson of Philadelphia. After an
all-day trip to the lakes they returned
with d string of nine bass, totaling TWEEN
ty-two and half pounds. the largest
weighing three and a quarter pounds.
\ weekend fishing party left here last
Friday In two touring cars for Lake
Mooselookmeguntc, where they We're to
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carrot A.
Hobart at their camp. The party was
composed of Mr.. and Mrs n. F. Greeley
of Pasadena. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Platt
OF New York. Miss Shannon of Boston
and Frank r. Griswold of Philadelphia.
Mrs Hamilton Wright of Washington
visited here last week in auto party
from Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs EmmonS S. Smith and
Victor H. Smith of Washington were
members of an auto party which stopped
here last week en- route to the mountains.
w. W. Lemmoun of Washington Is
making a fortnights sojourn at the Man
sion House.