Connecticut western news., 1911-07-27
TWIN LAKES


 MT. and Mrs. Smyth and Mir. and Mrs Philander Knox and families of New York City are occupying the Freeman cottage.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis, and daughter and MT. and Mrs. Barnes of Southipgton, are occupying Stockholm cottage.
 Mrs. Forrest May, and her son Gar field and family of New York city have been spending few days at H. B. Ives
 Mss Clara Clark of Norfolk has been spending 8 few days with her sister Mrs. George Cunning.
 Miss Eleanor Bodley of New Britain joined her father and sister Saturday at their camp on the south shore,
 A meeting of the Twin Lakes associa- ton will be held Saturday evening at O. W. Rieck s cottage on the west shore to form plans for the Annual Regatta and Boat Races which probebly will be held Saturday August 5, at 3 p. m. upon 1ho DSdCu HI IIOub OL ILLUS CIONo, formerly the picnic grounds. It is understood that canoe races, boat races, swimming races, tub races tilting launch races and surprise races will appear upon the schedule of events.
 H Peachin and family who have been occupying thelr new bungalow upon the south shore,- return to Philadelphia Monday for the month of August, expecting to spend part of September at the Lakes.
 A list of cottages and camps and their occupants follow. Starting at the North part of the. east shore and following around the lake to station: 5n
 Chas. s. Blake, of Hartford; Frank Holmes, of Boston; Henry F. Keil, of Bronxville; J. T. Tourney, of New York city, ill lower Hurley cottage; Robert Hurley, of Bridgeport, in Twin Lakes House conducted by Miss Whittlesey; W. J. Slayden of New York city, in O'Hara's Green Cottage; Dr. Charles Goodrich, of Brooklyn, in O'Hara' s Farm House; Henry Setzer of Bridge port; George I. Roberts, of New Rochelle New York; Miss Annie G. Bartlett, and Miss Elizabeth Lord Squire, of Stratford Conn.,; Samuel, A. Eddy of New Haven, Conn.,; Judge A. T. Roraback, of Canaan, Conn.,; Judge Lucien F. Burpee, of Waterbury Conn.,; J. L. VanZehn, of New Rochelle, N. Y; Miss Florence Lewis, of New York city; Messrs Barnes and Lewis of Southington at "Stock- holm;" MT. Rollin Newton of New York City. at Rev. E. o. Gillette's cottage; H. K. Mulford, of Wayne, Penn; H. V. Peachin of West Philadelphia, Penn; I'll. B. Ives. of Canaan; R. D. Peirce, of l Canaan; A. V. A. Felten, of Canaan; Messrs. Knox and Smyth of New York City, at A. P. Freeman's cottage; MT. Healy, of Porto Rico, Cuba, at Harden berg's cottage; Mrs. Church and Mrs. Duhning, of East Canaan, at R. O. Wares cottage; Rev. H. I. Bodley and daughters of New Britain, camping MT. Benham, of Amenia. N. Y; Dr. Codding, of New Rochelle; MT. Mabie, New Rochelle; Chas. Hobart Morgan, of New Rochelle; MT. Warren, of New Rochelle; Frederick Hall of Bridgeport Conn.,; Mrs. Juvenal. in Hotchkiss cottage; Station Agent Lind of Clinton Corners, N. Y, and A. w. Holsapple, al Camp Amenia; Bern" McClain, Prop, store near Twin Lakes station; Rudolph Keppler, of New York City; Chas. W Rieek of Brooklyn, N. Y; Dr. Russell of New York City; Chas Lumb, ot POughkeepsie; MT. Sumner, of Hartford Conn.,; MT. Shaw, of Newport, R. I. Dr. Shipman, New York City; H. F Burdick, of Hartford; MT. Anderson, ot Mount Vernon: Mrs Wheeler of Hart ford; Ernest Cady of Hartford, Conn Jas, Eadie, of Bridgeport, Conn; MT SpOOner of Hartford; MT. Rossiere, N. Y |, City; J. Mortimer Bell. of Noun Vernon, N Y; MT W1ldman, N. Y. City Mrs George Lumb of Poughkeepsle N. Y; MT. Merriman, of Poughkeepsie Prof. Beardsley, of Hartford, Conn, tht Island; John Alvord, of Torrington Conn.,, the Island; David F. Read, o1 Bridgeport, Conn. the Island; upou the lower lake, William A. Miles; lame, JamiesOn; MT. Van DOrn; Rev McGheon Prof. Woodtord of New Haven; George