New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
Buzzard's Bay
Hotel Men Bewail Easy Fit
ting of Motorists.

Buzzards Bay Mass. Aug. M--lt may
be said on the very best authority that
there have been more visitors on cape
Cod this summer than ever before The
month thus far has been unusually lively,
and as in seasons past, August always
shows UP we'll ahead in point of VISITORS,
MANY New York people visiting New
England have started a new scheme IN
the matter of spending a vacation Be
fore the advent of the automobile 1t was
the custom of New Workers to make head
quarters at some particular resort IhlS
was godsend to the hotel men generally
Things are different of late years, ana
the hotels feel the change quite material
~. Now il is a noticeable fact that many
of the people from New York and the
West bring their automobiles along WIN
them. and, instead of spending an entire
season in any particular resort. motor
from place to place they may fancy
They will spend day or two at resort
if the attractions warrant. and then after
touring Cape Cod will take trip down
the north shore to Beverly, Manchester.
Gloucester and even to the Maine coast
and into the White Mountains.
Much interest is being taken by the
summer colony in the German American
sender class trial races TO be held in BuZ-
yards Bay beginning September 30 Cir
culars have been sent out by the Eastern
Yacht Club to sender class sailors a Var1-
Gus ports from Merblehead to New York
Buzzard's Bay was selected as the trial
ground in the belief that its winds and
waters We're more like those to be en-
countered at Kiel. the bay being much
mere shallow than Massachusetts Bay al
Marbehead and the winds as rule much
heavier. There is now lively class OF
these boats at BuzzaTd'$ Bay, and it is
expected that boats will enter from
Newport, Providence and along the New
York and Long Island shore The boats
will be sailed in divisions until sufficient
data have been obtained to warrant elm
ination of the slower ones, when the fleet
will be com mbined.
Fay Templeton. of Washington is visit
ing W B. Hassenberg al Provincetown.
J. Henry Norton and family. OF Chicago,
are spending the summer at Chatham
Richard s. Harvey. OF New York. is visit
ing at Mattapoisett; also Nj. and Mrs. A.
Morton Dexter and Miss Dexter, of Hart
ford, conn.
Among the summer visitors at Marion
are John Mcintyre, of Montclair. y. j.,
and Miss Edith Bushen, of New York.
Mrs Charles Dixon of Barnsiahle. is
entertaining her daughter. Mrs. James Full
lon, Of Waterbury, Conn
Levi D. Brown. OF Philadelphia. ard Al
bert Mills. of Albany. are az Monument
Beach for August.
Mrs. Herbert HorT and sons. of Jackson
vile. Fla. are visiting a. Bourne
Dr- Samuel l.. Loornis. pastor of the Con
gresa tional Church OF Westfeld y j..
Is summer visitor of the lake district of
Centrevile, where ne has cosev, pict-
uresqus cottage called Tang!ewood.
Benjamin Farnhsm and family. OF New
Rochelle. \. Y. are spending few weeks
in Orlsans.
Anaons the latest arrivals at Sycamore
Lodge. Sycamore Beach, are Miss Eliz4-
beth 5utler and Miss French. OF German
town. Penn.
Recent arrivals at the Bradford Arms.
sAeam ore Beach include Dwight NJ Wv
man. Montclair. y. j.; Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard Smith OF Cincinnati, ana Mr. and Mrs
". l.. Butler. OF Wilmington. Del