New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
LAKE PLACID
Auto and Motor Races Mark q
Glorious Fourth.

Lake Placid ~ Y, July S.-The event
Of the week mas been the celebration o,
the Fourth. Visitors and permanent dwell
ers alike entered into the spirit or the
holiday which besides the usual parade
and games. was notable for series or
thrilling automobile and motorcycle races-i
The course was one mile I'm length. the
village fathers having closed the main
street to traffic. and this constituted the
speedwsv.
Several motors were driven over the
| course in time approaching one minute.
bat the notorcyclsts were feeter. tho
time for the winner being 81 seconds.
brilliant display OF fireworks in the eve
ming and am illumination OF Mirror Lake
ended glorious dsy. The arrangements
we're in the hands OF H. Wasserman. or
/ New York.
The lakes are dotted with motor boats
and canoes both day and evening. Swim
! ming TOO, has it's deyotees Many OF TIE
! fair sex among the campers arc becoming
quite proficient al the sport Within tn.
week the daughter Of a prominent New
: Yorker swan the l-nsth OF Mirror Lake
and return
There viii be a meeting OF the shore
ONuels' Association Oh July 10 President
SeIicmsn mas allied the meeting to take
4 place Al the Lake Placid Yacht Club, no.
+ ices being mailed by the Secretary.
CHARLES T.. Alton
! Pardee camp hos been opened for nearly
week. Mr. and Mrs g. r. Eriman. witr
their Two daughters. May and Allie, viii
stay Tor the summer Victor Herbert. who
left camp Joylsnd some DAYS ago, has re-
turnef
! Arthur Lewis. the New York real estate
operator. is here with Mrs Lewis for tn.
summer. They have taken apartments At
the Lakeside Inn. Mrs \ w. Moss and :
Mrs. 2. s.liemsn or New York city are
also al the Inn.
Automobile parties are still numerous. .
Among the most notable is that from Great
Falls. Mont consisting OF j. f. Noyes
and ". g. Baker. VINO are on their way
10 New York CITY
Among others registered Al the Lakeside
are Jacob Simon and Mrs H. simon. /.
. George Pollock. Mrs \. Natanson. J.. {. |:
McChesney. Arthur Han OF New York
city. Thomas Scott. Philadelphia Mr. and
Mrs William 4 Ryan. lr. of Tofonuo.
Nj and Mrs Robert Coleman. Of New
York city. have joined the summer colony.
Municipal Court Justice Marks and Mrs.
Marks are spending several weeks here.
Nj Marks has established a record with
the rod anJ line and lost every day hnds
him angling FOR tHe hnnY tribe
Mr. and Mrs. WiIlsrsou and daughter. of
New York city. az travelling over the ,
! mountains in their csr They expect 10 be +
| In this region for some lime. THEY arc
/ guests al me I.sk. placid Inn. Miss Wini-
fed Watson. of New YORK. WAS a guest
Of Miss NJ e. Brown for short time.
The Grand View has been much i'm 'ayor
| since it, recent opening The cool brerzeg
J blowing across the hill top make IT. Z
most inviting place I'm summer time. !,
J ANON the FIRST arrivals wer" ~. W Wat
tiers. o. The criterion Theatre. Who win
remain mill the theatrical season reopens. ,
( Mrs. Walters and Nine Msoonda. IT,
/ is expected that George c. Dougherty viii
= bt mere all season.
other recent arrivals AT the Grand View
are William Stah and Miss Emma Stanl.
Mrs Maltus. Miss f.. Maltus and Miss r.
! Martin. Of New York CITY; AIRS. H. Me-
/ and ST. and Henry Nieland, lr.. ~ Brook.
+ I'm: Mrs. - Moore end children and
! Frank Nora ana family. Of Havana,
i cuba.