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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-14
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DEIpRT at the condition NJ the Factory
~ Point National Hank ot Manchester
Center, ~ Manchester Center ~ the state
OF Vermont NJ tie close ~ business, Dee,
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play patriotic airs. Governor Bass Of New
Hampshire with his council. will Toe of the
invited guests. together with several former
Governors Of the state and speeches will
be made William s. Kenncy is the new
manager Of the hotel succeeding the late
John Anderson. whose assistant he was for
many years.
Mr. and Mrs Charles !. Cragin Of Phila-
delpha. and Reeve d'Etc. Of Palm Beach,
will be Of the first guests TO arrive at the
Mount Washington this season. They have
taken rooms for the entire summer. Other
early arrivals will include Mr. and Mrs. \.
Obrig T. Thiele and Miss Elsa Thiele Of
New York: Captain 6. i. Cotton. L. :. y.
(retireD: Mrs George ). HER, Mrs. y.
Scott Cameron and party, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Trul, Mr. and Mrs Joseph ODonohuc
and the Misses O'Donohuc. Mr.. and Mrs.
John A Black Mr. and Mrs. Homer T..
Sawyer and H. T.. Sawyer, jr., Mr.. and
Mrs .. b. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. .. T..
Seeley. Mr.. and Mrs. o. Frank Woodward
and Miss s t. Fox all of New York.
Late arrivals at the Mount Pleasant in
cludc Mrs NJ !. Schroeder and Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Schroeder. Of Garden City,
Long Island; Louis \. Wright, W. Park.
Charming. Mrs James b. Warden, Mr. and
Mrs. ". Y. Creighton. Or. r. Benjamin
Coonley. S. Wander Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph =. Day, Mrs. II. Hurd and Mrs. F.
Z. Coonley
The Maplewood Hotel opens on Saturday
with a large number Of registrations.
Every cottage has been let for the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09

White Mountains, y. H.. July S.-rhc hot
wave that has swept over the entire coun-
try has not passed the White Mountains
entirely by. but cool breezes temper the
heat and the delightful nights afford CRATE
ful respite.
The Waumbcks string OF saddle horses
has arrived. Trout fishing has been UNI
usually good it is not an uncommon oc-
currence to see five or six deer in one day
placidIy feeding near the hotel at the base
Of Mount Starr King, as If instinctively
aware Of the states protective game law.
Mrs William Steinway has arrived at her
cottage for the summer. with her being Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Victor and their young
family. Mrs John Wanamaker, Of Phila-
delphia. has arrived at Onaway Cottage. &C
companied by John Wanamaker. il. and
Mr.. Wanamaker is expected to join them
soon. Andrew Shland, Andrew Shiland.
ir.. and George &. Hedges motored up
from New York this week TO join MI and
Miss Shiand at the Waumbek.
Among the permanent New York guests
at this hotel are Mr. and Mrs. William
I.ummis and children. Mss G. ;. Hartman
and Granville W. Hartman. Of Brooklyn,
Miss Robert and Miss Hendrickson, of New
York. and Miss Crookc, of Flushing, Long
Island: Mr.. and Mrs. q. y. Suter, the Misses
Alice. Estellc. Marguerite and Marie Suter
Al the formal opening Of the Mount
Washington Hotel at Breton Woods on
Monday. a salute Of thirteen guns VIII be
fired at noon. and the combined or
chestras of the Breton Woods hotels VIII
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Bar Harbor Nc. July S.-rhc nest event
If importanc" In the annals of tho Read
Ing Room will bo tho banquet, when the
Eastern Yacu, cub distauds ON it, an
ur.I cruise. The yachts started from
NarbI,hcad TODAY and ar" due 10 arrive
at Bar Ilarbor on the 18th. when th" cruise
will come. to an end and tho prizes will
bo awarded This viii De- followed "a week
later. ly th,Nisit Of the Boston Yacht 'iup.
Tho formal opening Of the Country cub
took place ou TUESDAY. This IS th" second
year of the clubs existence. and il has
made rapid strides The officers are Gen
oral Edward MorrelI. president. Gc"rg" y.
porr yicc-prcsideut. Edward Il. Mears.
treasurer and !. \. &. Palmer. secretary.
and amrng nm" members ar" many Ne"
Workers who an, prominent socially.
Tho Minister from the Netherlands and
Nine I.oudou have arrived for the sum-
mcr. and ravc taken cottage ON Atlantic
avenue The Loudou- "a was the case last
year. will do cousIdorab'" entertaining.
rr,d.lick \ Pearson. of New York, has
arrived for the summer. AMI Is at th"
Icdg". ON the Shore path. where he wiz
rc iaiu,d by other members ol the family
soon.
Mrs. Il. Han Vi, 'o.uick. Of Now York
and chicago. s. "a recent arrival. and is at
Aiizz.u,op the Mccormick cottage, for tn"
nualcr. coming over directly from Eu-
rope. whore -hc spent the carly S'mme"
Mr. Mccormick is stU abroad, but will
arrivr hcr. carly THIS month.
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THE WATER GAP
Throngs at the Hotels-Fine
Motoring-Scenes on River.

Delaware Water Gap. Penn, July S
Dancing. boating. bathing and riding were
tie chief pastimes OF Fourth of July week.
with tennis and baseball close seconds.
The motorists have continued to arrive in
great numbers. and many of them have
stopped for several weeks stay. The
roads are reported fine in every section. and
being oiled, are practically Gustless. on
the river are craft of all kinds and the
TIP to the Point of Gap is a favorte one
The Water Gap House entertained the
largest crowd of the season over the holi-
day New York visitors include Mr. ana
Mrs. Paul Krotcl. William Myers. Mrs.
cambridge. +. II. Whiteman. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Miller. Franklin Habler. \. Young.
Mrs. II. r. Graham. d. ]. GlantChen, Mr..
and Mrs. w. ID. Baker. Miss V. Fulmcr,
Mrs. II. H. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. J. !.
ROhn, Mr. and Mrs Clinton Mcfarland.
T. L. NJ. Mcfarland Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton,
Mr. and Mrs J. w. Bottomly. Miss Brooks.
Miss II. L. Brown and many others.
The Kittatnny is equally popular. There
hGve been several very enjoyable launch
rarties 10 Shawnee this week. Among the
well known golfers here are r. Kemp
shal. If Boston, and John Desmond
and =. Murphy. Cf New York. Judge
Edward W. Magill and family are AZ
this house. and a few of the many other
guests are Dr. and Mrs. G. r. Rider, NJ.
V Dequam. Edward Matthews. William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
STROUDSBURC.

Stroudsburs, Penn. July S.-EXcessiVe
heat is unknown here, with the hlgh eleVa-
ton. balmy groves and cool, refreshing
Iokas of the resort. The Maplehurst re-
,oices in many new arrivals, and It's large
we'll kent lawns are a great attraction.
Tennis bowling and pool are the ch'ei
pastimes at the Highland Dell. Many te"-
MS tournaments have been arranged LOT
the coming week. and many driving parties
have also been planned. Bookings are the
heaviest for many years at the Hlghlahd
Inn. where special Fourth Of July pro-
gramnes were carried out \ big lhde-
pendence Day dance took place AT ''ie
Prospect House.
The Penllyn tennis team is carrying OH
honors this week In the Highland Country
club tournament. The Fourth fireworks
were the test ever seen at this house
Many New Workers are enjoying them
selves at the Fulmer House.
There was an entertainment aJ the her-
wick I'm on the Fourth. in which MISS
Blanche Eleanor Lyon. of New York, re-
cited other city visitors there are Mr..
and Mrs. G. T. Melber. Elizabeth kreifcr'
Mrs. \ \. Kirchman, Mr.. and Mrs. VI.
I.autz. Miss Florence Kirshoner, MISS
Anna King and II. \. Porter
The invigoratlnC breezes AZ the Vineyard
Cottage have made it an attractive place.
Nestled i'm the mountains, and enjoying
coolip, brcezes from every direction. the
OId Homestead Cottage is an ideal spot,
Broadhcad's Creek. by the way is turhish-
ing fine fishing this season.
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GZzzE@zZ M1 co04< g<Zlzz:zzze

a most exciting Fourth Of July pro-rdmme
The weeks chief social affair was the
opening of the Mooschoad Lake Yacht cIa1
with a reception given in honor of the new
commodore, John Reilly. jr. of Sc" YORK.
Mrs. NJ -. Paterson. Mrs. james \. Bro
die and Mrs g. ~ clark. Of New YORK,
and Mrs. G. NJ Thornton. Of PaW'Iohct
presided at the tables. ASSISTED hy Miss
Clarice Paterson. Miss Edith Thornton onI
Miss Margcry Thornton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton T. Hanson. Of New
York. gave a dinner at tho Mount N'n'o on
tuesday, evening, having as guests AIr. and
Mrs. A. g. Wariug NJ and Mr.. Julian y.
Barc,a.. -. T.. MoCready. Of New f'fk'
and Col5u.. and Mrs. g. y. Judknf Later
the party enjoyed q moonlight sail on Efr
Commodore \. y. Warnings new yacht. the
ionota.
After a few days stay at Kiuco "a party
Of gentlemen from New Haven. guests Z
colonel l. VI. Ullman. Of that city. .urlld-
ing Ex-Governor z. : Woodruff of con-
ne,ticut. have gone into camp at LAKE
Chcsuucook.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. Campbell ot Pstsr'
son. y. j.. have or,nod their camp "t sand
bar Island; Judge and Mrs. Wi'ford Boi-
stcr. OF Boston. are al Camp Comfort. PRO.
fessor and Mrs. q. ". Hale. Of chicago
are back ~ their place. camp WhHta"aE
Jay Cooke. jr.. 4 Philadelphia, has opened
Camp Ocoutz. ON the west shore. and NJ
and Mrs. Arthur p. Wdring of New YORK,
are nj their Camp Nophwn.
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~ mono The pOCOnO HlOS?3 a ]
MOUNT P0C0N0
Resort Filling Up-Many Diver
sions In and Out of Doors.

Mount Pocono. Penn. July S.-IloteIs ana
bungalow are fast filling mp. the MOUNT
Pleasant had one OF the liNcleSt weeks III
ifs HISTORY. There Is music by the house
orchestra every morning and evening ana
dancing from 10 to II y. IN. nightly. INC
Now Workers at this house includ" MI
and Mrs. \. T.. Ballow and Miss 5aHoW'
Mr.. and Mrs g. Il. Shevill ana their
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ~ L'udIuc anu
Mrs. \. T.. Boill, while other recent airN-
ais arc O. W Wilson Mrs. !. Topper
l. ". Gallagher and Miss VI. l.. ana MISS
NJ p. hinge.
Among the guests at the Pocono Noun
tain House are Mr. and Mrs. crosby MI
Donalboad Miss Hattie and Miss Minnie
Ottere. Miss Ida Bruno, q. kesier. H.
Edith william Coulter. Thomas McGockey'
= + Allen. $. y. Stelling. Mrs. Plat, Mrs
I. Spannhakc. Miss Spannhake. MIS-
CbjlGes. Mrs Anderson and Carl Berger
Tennis AID croquet have been 10 the fore
this week at the Belmont. where MISS
Mary Lowney. :. Mccullough, John Dost'
Miss Mary Dost. Miss Josephine Baumann,
. Miss Agnes Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs. I. T.
Robson. Frank Keisker. Mr.. and Mrs. }.
Stanley Smith aud daughter, L. +. Grady
son and daughter, Miss Annie Lett. MIS-
T. \. Nelson and Miss H. II. Nelson are
. staying.
The PocohaSset was gay on TUESDAY VII"
q musical and dance, and on lhu'S"dS
with a special dance at the request OF ire
house guests. Everett Bailey, Miss W. t.
Rocv. Mrs s c. Reist and Mr.. and Mrs d.
/ g. Elmer are late New York registrations
I there while at the Clairmont are MIS- ana
/ Miss Lranhake. Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Wig
! Gins. NJ. and Mrs II. :. Potter and Mt
and Mrs. J. :. Culley.
Miss R.nvon. t. f. Post, Mrs. Post Mt
/ Wevdock and Miss VI f.. Mitchell compose
a New York motor party at the ohtWopu
/ Ms Taylor. and Miss Hastings of tho
b Hotel san Reno. New York city. formed
/ q driving party To Paradise Falls on Thurs
day. Others registered there this week are
Mr. and NJ q. VI. Costello. Mr.. and Mrs
/ n. \ Buzby and two daughters. \. G.
r Euzby and two sons and William Mchaels
Mr. and Mrs r. : Coalc and family, OF
/ New York. and Mrs l.. Taylor, of Brook
lvn. STAYING AZ the McadoWSidc, drove this
. week 10 the Knob by moonlight. favorite
pastimo i'm the Poconos. Nh and Mrs w
\. Mundals. l.. De Gunueouis and Miss
Margaret Browne arc among the Meadow
sides other guests.
/ Ice cream parties and barn dances have
l,ou some OF the amusing features At the
Mount Airy. Tho guests include William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09

+. l. Coe. purpose 10 mold number Of
motor boat races during the summer, ana
arrangements are now being made for one
of the series for next week.
Commissioner Of Jurors John Sells. Of
Yonkers. is being doomed as he leading
candidate for election as second vicc-prcs-
idcut of the New York state Tircmon's
Association. which will hold it's annual
convention at Rochester during the second
week of August. \ special committee,
made up of James G.. Collins. Charles j.
Sodcn. Frederick T.. Sipp. Albert L. Yer
sen. A. NJ. Kecnc. Knceland 8 Durham
and Charles A. Gleason. is sending ont let
ters to members Of the association, urging
them to vote for Mr. Sells.
Oliver Hartman and George Fordyce
Leith. who have country homes at Pun
chase. have gone 10 Europe for short
trip
Mrs. w. ". CaswelI was among the
residents Of Rye on the Sound who enter
tanned guests at dinner at the American
Yacht Club recently.
Mrs Frederick W. Sherman has been DO
ing considerable entertaining at her home.
among her guests being Mrs. Andrew O..
Coffin and Miss Marietta Coffin, of Brook
Ign.
The Scarsdae Country Club at Hartsdale
on the Harlem Railroad is now the favoritc
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ROY. Dr. aud Mr.. Adolph +. Schautiier'
of New York, are the guests of Mrs. John
:. Kennedy, at kcnardca Lodge. for tie
summer.
Mrs John :. Thatcher. of New York. j.
here for tho summer and will o"cupy the
Richardson cottage, on Kcbo street. this
year as usual.
Mrs. Aulick Palmer and her son. j y &.
Palmer. Of Washington. arrived this week
10 occupy Bcrka cottage. in The Field.
Aulick Palmer OF Washington. viii be-
here i'm few days and will join his
family TOR the season.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. RobIcy u. Evans.
who have been spendnS tho first Of tn"
summer az Newport with relatives. are
the guests Of Mr.. a,d Mrs. Harold J.
ScwaU at their cottage here for the sea-
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circle avenues. 49, N Trbauli Ilnd~ y cot
tnuc. Larchmuuf avenue, August T.. TIN
Charles a. Wiit;t,~. Hlaulpuo cottage
Gro,c avenue: Mr. H. B. Whiting. Con-
molly cottage. Helena avenue. Walter
WulhUgrr. 'Huii" cottage Magnolia ave
uu".
Martha Washington Council. Daughters
Of America. ot White Plains, has just
elected the foIoNiu- cheers: Mrs Mary
Anderson. councillor. Mr.. Susan Garth
waite. as-"ciatc councillor. Mrs.. T.. Nc
Even. y'c,-counc.!l,". Mr. Mary Lake
,..sociJtc y'cr-c'uEe'llrr; Mr.. Augusta
Cadmus. assistant; recording secretary;
Mrs. Louise Dcp.N. financial secretary.
Mrs Alino Gross. treasurer. Mr.. Lewis
Roycc. conductor. AIRS Sylvan PudN
warden: Mrs Minnie Holman. inside SON
uncl. Hiss Lotur llildreth. out.id. sem
tiucl. Mrs Alinr Cross, Mrs. WiDmoua
Prayer and Miss Harriet Cadmus dele
Purdy Mrs. Odeha Potter AID Mrs. Kit
tie TompEius, alternates
Mrs Frank Daniels has opened her villa.
Shollands on the Boston Posi- Road at
Rye. for the summer
ur. William J.. Russell has been au-
pointed Superintendent of Rloom.usdJle
Asylum. in the place of Dr. Samuel e.
Lyon, who has ien"d after holding the
ISacc Tor thirty years. Dg. ana Mrs. Lyon
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tCE.e. NJ. ana Mis-. William Hummer. A.
y. chapel. e. Y. Dankworth. MIR and Mrs
Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Fcttoroff. Mr..
and Mrs. LoUrs Roy Bacon. Miss Mac
Reynolds, Miss Jane MacGuiic. Mir. and
Mis-. William Kitchen. Gcore, craft, Rus
sci Hamilton, \. Eartcl. James MacGuirc.
E.cc and Miss Elizabeth Allen.
a porch dance was one of the attractions
OF the week 1t the Bellevue The pr'zcs
at a five hundred" party were won by
Miss A. Pettis. of New York and Miss
Kelley, Of Brooklyn. Late arrivals are r.
II Carol. 6. Garrison. Miss Anna Erwin
Miss Lillian Strout. Miss NJ. Strout, Frank
lambert. Miss Title Sporer, Ii. W. Young
and others
At the Castle Inn this week are Miss A.
Barton, Mr.. and Mrs \. Crowther. T.. *
Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. De Swan. Miss
Irene De Swan. Mr. and Mrs. William T..
Harper, II. \. Sayler, Henry KNIT. jr.,
Charles EyleS. David McGinnis. Or. and
Mrs. NJ. +. BardOff and many others.
Al the Mountain House are Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. r. Rain. Mrs. \. T.. Tuttle, Mrs y. K.
futile. Miss Beatrice Bennett. Miss Robin
son. Mr. and Mrs. J. g. Hruckman. Mr. and
Mrs. s \. Walker. Miss Emily Ncllvain.
Miss Elizabeth Gaylor Miss Maudc Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. Miss Bail, w. II.
Ban. q. r. Athcrton and G. L. Hancock.
Delaware House Robert Diechman, John
Kearney. Miss Helen Bowers Mrs \. ..
Mcnich. Miss Josephine Humphrey. Miss
Margaret Cooper. III. j. Cavell. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. w. Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. Skineu,
+. W. Knipe. Mr.. and Mrs. {. 4. McAlls-
ter. Louis Wright and daughter. W. T.
Johnson. J. >avanaugh. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Keyes. G. G. Wilson. T.. Huches
W. j. Wolfe II. J. Johnson, T.. Bremen
and +. 4. Carroll.
River View-Mr. and Mrs r. s Wadi
r Z. Coles. Mr. Alton. f. Charles Coles
George HeisSman. Miss +. V. Krause Mr.
and Mrs. J. James Miss r. Rose. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Wolfe and others.
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Eroadhaad. Mrs CART. Miss Annie Carr.
Albert Eroadhcad. Mr.. and Mrs. /. y.
austin. Miss Edna Wright, VI y. kc'r-
u.id Mrs George Taylor, Miae Friedus.
Mr. and Mrs * WHImlr Bacon Won
I-,r-. =. NiIes. Il. H. Berry f.. ". Clark.
Horac. Smith. c. L. Clark. Mr.. and Mir.
John Kelley. Leslie Mocur,. Charles Holt
man Copeland Townsend, Miss Mabel
Sherwood. e.. T.. Cook NJ. T. Mason. Mr..
and AIR David Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. \.
E,s,uu,rr,r. Mir. and Mrs. j. ". Van
\.ui.nI,r William H,athcHue. Mr.. ard
A.s. e.. 49, Odridac NJ. and Mrs H. u.
E.mi,r. r.. Gol,,u donaldson. g.. o..
Suartz Mis- kimhar Mr. and Mrs.
Frlrcho Il. g. McClura. Nh and Mr.
q. o. Baker. NJ. and Mrs. Moses. Mis-
Guuck. Mrs. o. H. GOLDSMITH. Mrs. George
Wagner. " r.. W1-nor. Mr. and Mrs. j. II.
T.seh.. d. g. Scott and \. ". Little.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
OLD POINT COMFORT.

Hotel Chamberlin, Old Point Comfort,
Va, july S.-The quietest spot in the coun-
try on a national holiday is an army post.
and New Workers appre0atiye Of this fact
hurried away to the Chamberlin over the
Fourth. one can always be cool here with
the salt breezes constantly sweeping in
from Chesapeake Bay.
rousing welcome awaits the five hum
drcd men and officers who were ordered
away from Fort Monroe in March to duty
on the Mexican border, and who will re-
turn to this garrison in few days.
\ farewell supper at the Officers Club
was given Friday night by the officers o.
Fort Monroe 10 the officers OF the cYas,
artillery school and their wives
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, devious FOR Westchcster County society
felix Many motoring folk came up and a
number of dinner parties were given in
honor of the contestants at the Hotel
Gramatan. outdoor sports will continue
the coming week Special cups will be
awarded on the golf links.
Miss Marjorie Plaut, Of Cincinnati, was
married to ID. j. Gallert, Of New York, In
the ballroom of the Hotel Gramatan. a
special train bringing the guests from New
York \ wedding dinner and dance fol-
lowed.
The arrivals at the Hotel Gramatan in
clude Mr. and Mrs. Wilson VI. Powell. Mr..
and Mrs. William McMurtrie Mr.. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Forrest, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter y,
Foster and Mr.. and Mrs. c. II Brown.
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the new ciGhtcon-roic course Wa pn. ." "
test by a biz tournament, Reginald Worth
inclon proving IL" winner ly score % 30.
Robert HoSeus Of Philadelphia and y. ".
Tilnghas, are among the wen Know %
golfers VINO have tried On" course recently
with great satisfaction. Good scores have
been made 10y members OF the shawnee
Country Cluo and guests of the "u'"""'d
Inn. which the links adloinF
\ few 81 tho late arrivals at tho hu"E-
wood Inn are Nh and Mrs. s.. T. Sinclair.
.. S carter George r.. Fritz. Charles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09

Mrs. J.. j. Rikcr gave bridge part! al
her Rye home on Friday. Others VINO en-
tertained at Rye were Mrs Horace i.
Hotchkiss. IT,. Mrs. Lawrence Pool. Mrs.
y + Palmer and Mrs. Frank Palmer.
The villa Of Senator j. MAYHEM VAIN
wright in Sound View Park at Rye has
been leased to Mr. and Mrs. l. Tccrstnau.
Manursing Island Gaortucr Island ana
shell Island. i'm the SQUAD, now all have
their quota Of summer residents. AMONG
those who arc living on Gaertner Island arc
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Ungcr. Mr.. and Mr..
George Cramer and Mr. and Mrs. +. Elger,
all Of Manhattan. and II. w. Struf Of
Bridgeport.
The summer residents Of Westchester
County will have diversion in their usual
amusemonts ON July 20. when the West
chester County Volunteer Firemens AssO-
citation will hold their annual field day and
barbecue on the White Plains Fair
Grounds In addition to flights of an aero
plane. athletic games and races, the West
chester Driving club. OF which Daniel W.
MaIoncy is president. will hold matinee
races. The committee in charge of tie ar
ran.cments is made I'D Of john Sells, OF
Youkers Edgar r. Riley. Of Scarsdale, and
Daniel =. Townsend. of Port Chester
The regatta committee Of the iIugueuot
Yacht club Of New Rochelle, made up OF
" c. Brown. chairman. &. vs.. k.ar and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
MOOSEHEAD LAKE
Summer Camps Open-Maine
Woods to Have Record Year.

Niuro. Mcoschcad Lake. Nc. July N-AI-
though ,hc heat wave penetrated to this
tar point Of the wood, % few hours, the
cool evenings have afforded comfort ana
the pleasures 81 Nh, summer color!StS have
not ceased. with th" usual amount 81
motor boating horseback riding driving
along the forest roads. collins and canoeing
tho week mas been noteworthy ly reason Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
SHAWNEE-ON-D ELAWAR

ShaWnee-on-De Delaware. Penn. July S
Golf took first plac" among the summer
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AT BRONXVlLlE.

Bronxyillc. July Both the BronNvilie
tennis court. whore the matches nave
been in progress. and the broad piazzas at
the Gramatan Casino have been the rem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
MILL ENNiUM.

kul.k,r What do YOU think would make
t.. world better.
Ia. Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09

allison. Z. W. Thornc. Miss Percy, MISS
Walker. Miss Louise Ferrier, Mr.. ana MIS-.
Oldring. J. p Fallong and +. ". Peters.
Mr.. and Mrs r. H. F'ischel. Henry MANS
l. Wake. J. w. Horn, H. B. Bdchman' D.
H. Stall. Carl Angel, \. f.. Hobine' n. ID.
Smith and Mrs. NJ. McCarty are staying
at the Fairview.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-07-13

a force of men clearing up the brok-
en- wires and erecting new poles. He
expects to have lights in the greater
part of the city possibly tonight.
Kelly & Casteel are setting up
their drug store in the Deshler build
ing on the east side of the square.
j. R. Buren, has part of the
Famous stock that was saved, stack
ed up in the west room of the Cock
rell building.
George Mullinax has the remains
of his dry goods store in an up
stairs room of the Cockrell building.
j. D. Dykes rented Mrs. Niblo's
property on East Hickland street,
before the fire had quit burning his
residence, and has moved there.
While repairing a telephone line
Wednesday, cross-arm fell from
the top of pole and struck Dan Will
cox on the head. 1t made a bad
wound, but Dan won't give up.
Editor Mcdaniel and several other
GAINESVILLE people came over Wednes-
day morning to see the ruins.
Pete Vaughn says Modena people
sat on the housetops Tuesday night
and watched US burn. They could
see the flames They got the news
by wire before our central Office was
burned.
Already rebuilding talk is heard,
and it is likely that before many
months the burned district will be
covered with handsome new struc-
lures. 1t takes more than a Fourth
of July fire to kill PrincetOn.-The
Princeton Post.