New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
PAUL SMITHS
Washington Woman Lands Is
Pound Pickerel

PaU1 Smiths. y. Y. July 29.-Flshermcn
in this section OF the Adirondacks declare
that the angling. both for trout and pick
srel is improving as the season advances.
Miss Anne Droor OF Washington, who SIS
camping on Osgood Lake is one OF the "u-
thusiastic anglers. and is making good
catches every day. Miss Droop has become
absorbed in fishing. and one of her latest
f4ats was 70 hook and land a 16-pouud pick
ere while fishing alone
The hunting season. which opens I'm Sep
tember. viii find good hunting for er-
dence o- large numbers Of deer are seen
slonS to aterways. Miss Droop is daily
prsc Ink I'm a shooting gallery al the
camp. in preparation for The hunting sea-
son. vlen she hopes 10 bring down large
deer
Miss Helen White has another large
house p1rty ar the Osgood camp OF hey
father. Archibald :. White. where twenty
guests arrived early this week They
were met with "a four-horse tally-ho coach
and on the way TO the camp were held mp
bv supposed bandits. who thoroughly
frightened them and then led them captive
10 the camp The bandits proved 10 be Mr.
White and members of his household. and
the visitors have been making merry all
the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes and
the members Of their family are 20 blrch
sland for the remainder Of the season. Mr.
Stokes has his large touring car ar the
camp for local trips. Mrs. Ransom 5. HOOK
o. and Mrs. John sherman Hoyt are among
the late arrivals at Birch Island
NJ. and Mrs Graham Lusk have opened
their camp on Upper St Regis Lake. and
M and Mrs Frank \. Nanderlp came
late this week and opened the camp or
Miss Anna Lusk. which they have leased
for the season.
Mrs 2. : Bosher is a guest of Mr.. ana
Mrs George Brewster at their summer
home. on spitfre Lake. Mrs. Brewster re-
csntlv entertained Mrs. William o. Rookie
Teller and Mrs. Percy RockefeHer' VINO
came from Bay Pond, the Rockefeller park
where they have since been joined ny VIII
IAN 9. Rockefeller.
Allan 4. Ryan. son OF Thomas r. Ryan
il, occupying d camp on spltfre Lake 10
k.sp in close touch with his Ne" 10TH
ofHc. Mr. RYAN has had a long-distance
telephone installed az his camp the line
being run through virgin forest 10 connect
with the main New York line.
Miss Eileen kearuey and hiss hoha
Ksarnev. Of New York, are devotlng them
selves 20 walking at Paul Smiths and are
cov--lng trips OF many miles IN length
daily. The young women are now pianhlAs
~ climb ST Regis Mountain without the
assistance OF guide
Miss Edith Vanderbilt is member or tAe
iorv party at the camp OF Mr. and MIS-.
william ". McAlpin, on Spiiire Lake
Louis Livingston and T. A. Gardner are
also visiting friends among the campers
here.
Ford Huntington. Of New York was
t.es- OF his mother, Mrs. u. -
huntington. At Camp Almont, on Upper ~
Regis Lake. the early part OF TINS "e'"'
Tho Misses King, 8lr. Savage Henry
Wilcox and Sidney wilcox made the UP
from the Wilcox camp on Lower FL. Regis
Lake 10 Saranac Inn. on Upper SaiaHdc
Tska b, boat over the beautiful seven
carry route.
CHARLES n Paine motored up from I'm
.lev.ooe y j.. reaching Paul Smiths on
surdav. where ne joined Mrs. Paine MISS
Mary Paine and Mrs ". y. Barber IoN
visit Nj Paine IS using MS car lot
erovs Iocal trips about Paul smith s. WINE
Mrs Barber's day camp on the Io"'' i1.'7
y frequently visited
r 7. Quantin. of Brooklyn. has lo'-'1
his mother and sister. Mrs. J.. f. Fo"ei7
and Mrs Harry Hllman at PAU 9l-''' D
Hotel, for the season.
Mrs Charles Z. Baylss, Mss ounce
Bayl!ss. Kenneth H. Bayliss ana DnaI'sS
2. Bsvliss. 'r.. OF New York. have TAKE"
apartments mere for the season.