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UPPER SARANAC.
Church.

Upper Saranac, n. Y. Aug. l0-At the
annual meeting of the Upper saranac
Yacht Club. held last Saturday al the inn
Douglass Blasdon was elected commo-
dore, Henry Firth secretary and William
Linton Landreth chairman OF the race
committee. The programme arranged by
the committee started the sailing season
Thursday with a ladies' sailing race, Tor
which Sidney NJ Colgate offered hrst
second and third prizes. Beginning to-day
a sailing race will start each Saturday
morning from the inn wharf. The culmi-
mating even Of the season will be a water
carnival 10 be held on August =. for
which great preparations are being made.
The entire day win be given up TO the
carnival. and the events win start with
sailing race at 10 o'clock. for which Har-
rington Mills has offered prizes.
The golfers Of the inn are not 10 be out
done by the yachtsrnen and have arranged
a blind handicap tournament which is ex-
citing much interest. The links is in
splendid condition. and among the enter
prising players are II. 3. Barstow. c. d.
Du Bois. IL d. DuBots. r. l.. Curtis,
Philip Rocker, Z. J. Haynes. E. M. Bulk
10y, r. VI. Bentley and A. Z. Adams. Mr..
Adams is accredited the finest player who
has visited this part OF the Ad!rondacks
in some years.
The cool weather now prevailing in the
Adirondacks is favorable TO all outdoor
sports. Canoeing 20 various lakes over
the picturesque carry routes is populs-
and among those who recently made the
trip by canoe 10 Upper 81 Regis Lake
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STROUDSBURG
Baseball and Band Concerts Vie
for Popularity.

stroudsburg. Penn, Aug. lo.-Activity
along the lines OF pleasure and the ar
rangement OF erusements for the later
season are al their height at the numer-
Gus hotels and summer cottages 10 and
about sroudsburg. Each day new feat
ures are introduced, new plans laid and
pleasing events take place. The daily
afternoon baseball games and the nightly
concerts furnished by the excellent
Stroudsburg band and the merry life OF
the gay resort town are allurements TO
the city visitor which are appreciated by
the townsfolk Of Stroudsburg also.
The lovers OF fine poultry are beginning
TO prepare for.their display at the Monroe
County Fair and much enthusiasm IL be
ing shown by the people from New YORK
and Philadel lphia. The Poultry Assoct-
alton has engaged the old Fair House for
this display, and many prize winners al
other fairs are 10 be here for the week
The members Of the Stroudsburg The
atre Company held a meeting last Mon
day and made further arrangements for
the erecting of the theatre. which will
rank among the best in this section OF the
state There has long been demand tor
an opera house here. and the advent or
the city people has made this feeling
greater than ever The architect and con-
tractors are settling down to work, and II
will not be many moons before this famous
resort town will be able 70 I'LL the re-
quirements of the theatregoing public OF
the resort and visitors.
One Of the biggest picnics IN the his
tory OF Stroudsburg is being planned cy
the men from the Erie shops. II is IN
tended TO have all industries closed on the
day Of this great outing. and every one
is 10 ioin the happy picnickers al the fair
grounds and take part in or enjoy the
various feats. varying from tie awkward
potato race 10 the well known Marathon'
The committee on arrangements Is plan
ming a regular Olympic contest and prizes
will be awarded the winners. Many col
lege students and city people VIII enter
with the local athletes. and the events
which will take place are al present the
talk % the town.
One of the pleasing little incidents OK
the week was the short stop In strouds-
burg OF Governor Tener accompanied by
his wife. last Tuesday Ell route to Bloom
Ing Grove, where ne expects 20 spend
large portion Of the season. enjoying the
fishing facilities and resort pleasures
Quite a few automobiles turned out, form-
ing a parade and creating little senss-
tioa over the advent Of the Governor.
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been turned 70 tennis and mixed
doubles tournament is being concluded
for cups given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Peyton
Clarke. The regular club tea VIII be
served from 20 with Mrs. Julia A
Horne as the hostess
Mrs. William Curtiss Demsiest' OF Ne"
York. gave a large fancy dress BAH al
Hukweem Lodge, on Loon Lake. last sat
urday evening. Costumes OF the thirteenth
century were worn and the scene was an
enchanting one with its beautiful camp
setting.
Harry Walker. OF New York, architeet
of the new general hospital. has been IN
town for several days and the work on
the building Is progressing satisfactory.
contributions Of money and furnishings
.o,t,,ue 70 be received and the fund
steadily advances toward the T'co marx
THE ladies guild OF 81. Luke's Churcn
will hold it's annual sale al the residence
OF r. II. Coleman, on thurch stree"
August IS from 3 20 o'clock.
John : Huyier. Of Rye. y y" - en-
tertalnlng John A. Wyeth, j., Of New
york at camp Juanita. on Oseetah Lake.
Miss Adophia Collins. Of New YORK,
ubo is visiting Mrs. II. z. De Gram
in saranac Lake. Is one Of the success
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LAKE PLACID
Throngs of Tourists Enjoying
Beautiful Mountain Panorama

Lake Placid. y. Y. Aug. lo-rhe sea.
son IS now in full swing az this ever
popular mountain resort. and all the no.
tells and boarding houses are filed 10
overlooking Morning and evening tho
streets are thronged with crowds Of tour
lists enjoying the ever beautiful panors.
ma Of mountain and forest which offer,
itself 10 the eye Of the Observer, even
from the main street OF the village
Besides the tennis courts at the hotels,
nearly all Of the cottages are similarly
equipped and the devotees Of the BAH AMI
racquet find but little trouble in satisfy
ing their desire FOR good. healthtul sport
Mr.. and Mrs. c. (. Case Of New York
city. VINO have been visiting Mrs z. r.
Droup at Waite Camp. returned 70 their
home last Monday night.
Wilton Bennett, OF Port Jervis, y. =.
who has been a guest Of Miss NcNeely
AZ Camp Abendruh. on Lake PLACID, leu
Monday FOR his home.
The Grand View Hotel 4. slled u .sl
capacity az the present time. some ot &c
guests even being cared for IN cottaSai
Among the recent arrivals ars 7. Z
Roane, Mrs. W. s Shields. Miss 8
Shields. Miss Edythe Shields, Miss Fop.
pert. Miss VI. Foppert. Mr.. and Mrs a
W. Winfield. r VI. Montgomery, r. T. !
MONTGOMERY. Allen Ashley. Miss Kate
Blame. ;. Harris. Mrs. w. g. Mckinley !
Mrs. g. M. Letter. Miss 3. ". LeMsnl
Miss NJ &. Letter. J. 4 Beha, Edvar&
Kloberg. F. G. lie Conte, J. 3. ncLoush-
lin. Of New York City; n. 8. Webster.
Miss Rita Webster. Ir. and Mrs. z. A.
Re.nhardt, c. A. Reinhardt, Miss julia
Harrison. Of Brooklyn.
The Lake Placid Inn has the following
New York guests: T. Greidaners. Mr. and
Mrs. u. Green, Edwin Green. Richard
Green. Miss Bessie Previn. Norman Lew,
Joseph Goodwin. Louis Goodwin. LOUIS
Nerdeisohn. Mr.. and Mrs. ( Graetz.
Miss Ida Fox, Miss Frances Fox MISC
Elma Nathan. 4. G. Previn. L. u. Lew.
,lr and Mrs. ". J. Bogel. Mr. and Mrs
+. Levy. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Grenstsin. Z.
J.owcnbaum. Ralph Jones. h. @. Foster.
J. r Dewitt and Mr.. ana Mrs J. sonborn.
The Lakeside Inn. on the shores Of Mr.
ror Lake. has the following New YORK
guests numbered among its recent aEri-
vals: Joseph Goldman. John T. Lane. A
Y. sarnin. Walter Frank. {. 2. TeIles, 4.
r Nabon. r Metz. Miss Natalie Metz, "
= p. Auer z. " Madden, n q. Al1
and L. n Jerk0wski.
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PQCONO PINES.

Pocono Pines. Penn. Aug. l0.-Herman
Loeb. of the Mayors Cabinet, and Secre-
tary Cyrus Foss, Jr. We're the guests OF
Mayor Blankenburg over the week end
musical and dance was held at the
Poeono Pines Inn, which was largely at
tended on Saturday. on Wednesday an
entertainment was given IN the audito-
rum. The feature OF the evening was a
play entitled None SO Dear AS Those We
Cannot Hear"
\ bridge and five hundred was given on
Thursday and eleven tables occupied. The
party was given by Mrs. L. G. Fouse. Of
Philadelphia. There were solid silver
prizes for the winners
Golf IL attracting some attention. but
will not reach its height until September
and october. Many noted golfers are
expected to register at the inn during
that time.
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A VIEW ON LAKE PLACID.

neogslv ths work on the highways at
jay and Eeene II progressing rapidly. and
while work Is under way the rOadways
are easily passable.
James e. Cropsey. District Attorney Of
Kings County. with Mrs. Cropsey, Is
visiting friends IN Elizabethtovn.
Baseball has been the crowring sport
a. EIlxabethtoWn this season. and many
OF the summer residents have been FOL
lowing the games by automobile. The
games on the local Held have called out
large galleries. and 20 date the Elizabeth
town team holds the championship OF the
region. On Wednesday an fee cream sale
vas held on Maplewood lawn for the
benefit ~ the baseball team, and tag day
was observed With pronounced success.
The westport nine PLAYS at Elizabeth
town to-day. and AT exciting game Is an
ticipated.
John n vrooman. u Herkimer and
New York prominent member OF the
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pscially the women OF the resort This will
be a big boom to this region. as /; Is al
together probable that Mount Pocono
will be the annual camp for artillery
during the summer
A tennis tournament lasting a week
started this Tuesday at Mount Pocono
entrance open to all, and with valuable
prizes offered as inducement Most OF the
games thus far have been played on the
courts Of the Rev. p. J. Boland. among
the finest IN the county. MIR Mcnamara,
OF Brooklyn. is the chairman OF the ar
rangement committee.
The winners OF the euchre held at the
Roof Garden this week. in which expert
card players from all over the resort
participated were: Henry Newbeck. OF
New York, receiving a handsome gold
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6uSHKILL.

Bushkill. Penn. Aug. l0-During the
last week the resort business has o
creased 10 almost double In the Delaware
Valley The number OF persons who have
come 10 this section is most surprising.
Echo Lake House has been very lively
this week Several large parties Of guests
drove to Shawnee and Buckwood Inn,
taking in the Gap. Arrivals are Mrs. Ed
ward Williamson Mrs. Frank Dreitzler
Miss May Dreitzler. II. Wills. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Monhsn, Miss f. g. Morri-
son, Miss Martha Morrison, Miss Ruth
Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ Christian.
Miss Virginia Grove. Miss Helen Grove,
Z. *. Duyer and many others
Many automobile and driving parties
make their headquarters at the Maple
Grove. The house caters to a large tran
sient trade. Among those here are T..
Burg. r. Buckley. Agnes Maroney, Alice
Murray, h. Rose Bernhardt, Mrs. Har-
riet Sheldon and Miss Elsa \. Speiss
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Monroe County for the fact that more
city people then spend their vacations
here. and that the hotels are usually
dlled 10 capacity This second week OF
August finds the Water Gap far ahead OF
the expectations of even the most SAN
guine as to its summer trade. and already
the season is record breaker over that
Of last year. the best In the history Of the
resort.
The Pennsylvania train on Saturday
unloaded four hundred people at one
single stop, while the LackaWanna is
running three sections 20 every train
from New York. with every seat oeeu-
pied in Pullman and day coach.
The second annual performances Of the
stroudsburg Minstrels. held at the Castle
Inn Music Hall. was due evidence Of the
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COoPERSTowN.

CooperstoVn. y. Y. Aug. M.-One Of ns
most interesting spots FOR lovers OF out
door sports is the CooperstoWn Country
Club. The tennis tournament began
Thursday and is we'll attended by thess
who are not players. y. are interested n
the results Of the contests. TIE touTna'
ment has called many tennis players 70
the village 10 participate IL the games
and much interest is shown among ne
players. the chief Interest being perhaps
in the mems singles. as the winner has
claim 70 the Cooperstown Country Cluo
challenge CUP. that must be won thrsa
times not necessarily IN successionl -
become the property OF the player. rns
auction bridge tournament is stir 70 prog
ress and many teas are held upon the.
broad piazZas or in the reception rooms
Of the clubhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Irons, Mss Elsa
beth Brown Miss Helen Irons, Clay lrofa
and william c. Iroas. ell Of Pla.nfeA
y. J.. are at the otesags for ths rsi
nainoer Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen c. Clark esvs q
costume ball ar Fernleigh T-hurscsy ssn'i
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Clark have as hsuse
party guests Miss Mary Martin. 1 ~
York; Miss shotter, OF Lenozl cAna
DooNttle, Of Albany and George KAnaA
OF Utica -.f
MIS-. W. Z. Guy entertained wsdnsseR
afternoon az her houla Leafhsrseoc6
Farm. AT an auction bridge psru -:
lowed by tea. A very large numer -
guests enjoyed her hospitality.
Mr.. end Mrs. ". A Bean. :. Bur19
and Miss NJ. Buckley, all Of New feth
are az the Otesaga for some tina ~
and Mrs. Snow. OF Syracuse, are ssa
among the guests.
A number OF friends we're entertainee
at Iroqlois Farm Saturday evening o.
dinner IN honor Of 2. Ambrose ClarSs
birthday.
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I'll women anglers here. Miss Cn,ins
ven, 70 Ray Brook and brought back
fine string OF speckied trout
Mr. and Mrs. " G. Leonard, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Eiey. Mrs. Fannie E. Austrian
DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Trem5ley and Mrs.
F p. Hart motored 70 saranac Inn this
week
Arrivals az Riverside Inn include among
others Mr. and Mrs L. II. Nuttlng J.
II sllverstine, New York. j. Z. Neylon.
Boston; Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Nusoaum,
Westminster Nd. Or. D. A. Evans and
son. Jay Evans. New Castle. Penn, and
many motoring parties, among them Miss
Mabel sayIes. Miss Beryl Johnstone.
A, the Berkeley are Mr. and Mrs.
charles McCrane. Weehawken. y. j., A.
C. Waddey Richmond. Va; L. NJ.
sehater. Washington; c. ". Bprkett,
Falls Village, Conn; H Mundorf. New
orleans. M. and Mrs. P. NJ. Griffen and
daughter. susquehanna, Penn
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and Mrs. ogden Mills Rad ~ camp
wiIdalr. Nj and Mrs. l. :. Thomp-
son and Mr. ". Lanman Bull are also at
Camp Wildair.
Joseph Drake. OF New York, 5 with
Simeon J. Drake and Mr.. and Mrs l.
Clarke Robinson al Twin Pines. and Mrs.
Lawrence DnwoTth Begss has Joined Mr.
and Mrs George II. Earle. jr.. At ksmp
Katia. Mrs. Emmons Blaine arrived al
the Lothrop camp and Mrs. Moses Tay-
lor with her family came 70 the OTIS
camp Miss Edith Townsend has joined
the Misses Mather at the Bianchi camp.
and Mr. and Mrs. J Tnsley Blair came
from Bar Harbor 10 Camp Medamine.
Justice and Mrs Abel Z Blaokmar. Of
Brooklyn. are spending few days with
Miss Grace Scoheld at camp on Osgood
Lake and Roland Cameron has Joined the
house party az the camp ~ his sister.
Miss Katharine Cameron. Sir. ana Mrs.
W. +. Wilcox have Joined Mr and Mrs
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Happv Thousands Are Sheltered by the Pocono Hills

the large entry list. which included
number of the best players in the coun-
try. was responsible for most success
fuI event The play was followed by
guests from all parts OF the state. In
view OF this feature the inn was crowded
with golfers. Philadelphia was repre-
sented BY Howard Perrin. George Crumr'
". L. Thompson, Francis W. Kembls, W.
P. Smith. r z Hanson. Abbott Collins
and Herman Wendell.
New York was as well represented.
spotswood y. Bowers. who was the run
ner-up az the event, was the best OF the
metropolitan players Others were Hugh
J. Donneuy, the ex-chsmpion OF Long
Island. P. c. Pulver. Livingston Whitney,
George Ryall. Robert Sassees, Peter
O'Donohue, S. NunoE, Ralph Day and E.
NJ Sawtelle.
Or and Mrs Ernest La Place and
Louis B. Ia Place, of Philadelphia, ar
rived at the inn On Saturday.
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SACANpAGA PARK.

Sacandaga Park. n. Y, Aug. ln-lns
section of the Adirondacks is ezperie1T
ing the busiest mid-August in its history
and the hotels here, at Lake Pleasant @no
at Lake Piseco are entertaining mofs
people than at any time in their history
At Morley's the crowd is larger than -
past years, and as a result the numerous
social affairs that take place are atHseF
ing a large attendance
The Pines here has been compslled "
turn away people on week ends Tor l's
last few weeks.
At Adirondack Inn, the largest ho's'
here. the season is a record breaker AA'
there have never been as many soclsl q
fairs as during the last week On SUI
day an automobile party OF forty ehlv'''
a beautiful trip from Saratoga spflne-
here and Iunched at the inn. The eueais
on Friday night proved a pleasant sha''
that was heartily enjoyed and the al'.
noon and evening concerts by the ma"
haitian Ladies' Quartet. Of New YORK "'
meeting with hearty reception.
Among the late arrivals are Mr.. sho
Mrs. John H. Norris. Mr.. and Mrs >.
Webb. Miss Webb. Mrs. William Douso
and family. MIR. and Mrs. Georgs n''.
Miss Erdt. Miss Carrie Gaddis, Miss lre'S
Jaburg. Miss Grace Kelsey, Mrs q
Mackelar, Miss A. j. Mackellar, Aiss
l.. Mackellar. Miss Lulu f. Snyder -"
and Mrs. j. NJ Saive, Mrs. L. Graf A,e.
A. Graf Miss Irene I. Cummins'
Mamie Ehlers. Mrs. d. Routsr, Mr.
Mrs. d. strachan. Miss Mabel M. p~'
MFR. and Mrs ]. McBratmsn. Mr.
Pretzfeder. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sath..
&. d. Murphy. Miss Nathan. Arthur ~
Knott. Miss Esther Gibson. Miss fio's
M. Hayes. Miss Florence Dorm, Mfs a.
Dorm. Miss Mabel Murray and MISS ~
Igan Rnv of NAw YORK;
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OLD FORGE.

old Forge, y Y, Aug. o.-The fuItoh
Chain Yacht Club has been arranging TOT
IFS annual regatta. the date OF which -
August II. Among the events WIZ oe
several motor boat races. for when the
club has provided handsome cups as
prizes The annual meeting Of the CLUB
brought to the attention the excellent
work IL is doing for the region. and many
improvements may be traced 70 II. Main
taipence Of water levels, betterment or
fishing conditions. improved sewage ana
many other things have been accom-
plished by the club.
Nov committees have been appointed
including a fish and game committee a"'
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ing stationed a. Fort Meyer. near wash
ington. has been ordered 20 Mount POGO
no for target and drill practice. Other
artillery details will De made 20 Mount
Pocono BY the War Department The
department VII purchase permanent
site at this place should II prove as sat
isfactory as expected. CcngressmaH
Palmer. OF this district. made the recon-
mendation OF Mount Pocono and Major
summerall. who made the inspection, was
immensely pleased.
The soldiery al Mount Pocono viii he
pleasing feature Of summer stay a.
this resort Camp life. drilling ana gun
practice will always be of interest 20 sum
mer visitors and social events viii con-
tiEuslly attract the young people. es-
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William C wilcox az the Wiser camp
ana Major and Mrs. Bonaffon are with
Or. and Mrs. George .Fales Baker az
Hepburnw
Many Of the visitors along the lakes
and at the hotels have their cars here
and the latest additions 10 the permanent
motorists are Mr. and Mrs a. IL De DlsA'
~ Havana, Cuba. George Carnegie mas
his car here for trips TO the golf inks
and Frank @ Darte has a car.
An exciting boat race between Francis
Trudeau and George Tiffany. who drove
the new Cameron boat, resulted victor
iously for the Trudeau Red Skin. Ed
ward Latour has launched a new SIX
cylinder boat
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PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths y. Y. Aug. ia grand
fancy dress ball az the Upper st. Kegs
camp Of Dr. and Mrs. Walter B. James
tonight marks the closing OF busy So
cial week. There have been many dinners
and luncheons On Monday Mrs. George
Fales Baker gave a luncheon 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Derr. who are guests Of
Mrs. Allan Dickson al camp, and later
Mrs. Dickson gave a small tea MISS
Polhemus gave luncheon az Camp Eden
void on Tuesday. and Wednesday there
was a large luncheon at Camp Nync-
over. given BY Mrs. Heyward McAlpin IN
honor OF her guest, Mrs. Charles Frank
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. nrs.s committees Several hundred
camps aad hotels are FOUND a'oHs
eight lakes OF the Fulton Chain ana CO.
operation FOR publicity will bring excellent
results. The new press committee has IN
ylag the more extensive advertising OF
the REGION and the assistance OF the rail-
road In this, and better transportation
facilities
The committee OF campers who nave
he regatta IN charge consists Of Messrs-
Kenvon. SANFORD. Bacon. Edwards
ratb-op. Hollenbeck Mathalson. Marvin
N,v,a0 and Commodore James Cheyne
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cigar case. Mrs p J Conway. ~ scran-
ton. a gold lorgnette Mrs Eliza beth
storm. a cut glass fern dish. lIr. Beck.
II Philadelphia, box Of cigars, and
Miss Margaret O. Boyle. OF scranton, a
silk parasol
The new library. which was established
largely through the Efforts OF prominent
and wealthy summer residents, IL prov
ing very popular since its opening
William Birmingham rolled the highest
bowling score at the Mount Pocono alleys
this week. totalling "a pins.
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popularity Of home talent here. which en-
tsrtained for two and a half hours. From
the minute the doors opened until the
rising OF the curtain the people literally
poured into the immense auditorium until
scarcely standing room was proeurable
and the crowd jammed the doors. Dude
Kinter. the New York professional, who
played with the company on Nonday
evening, was the star OF the show.
Fishing has been exceedingly good this
week and the river had its fun quota OF
sportsmen throughout the entire week
Harry Dreher and John I. Keller landed
thirty-one bass tn the Delaware on
Wednesday which were beauties. Miss
Nettie Miller landed three aud "A half
pound bass az the North Water Gap on
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state Free and Accepted Masons' with
Mrs. vrooman. is spending some time at
the Windsor Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Fertlg
and daughter. of Cleveland, are also re-
cent arrivals at the Windsor.
Members Of the summer colony at
Deers Head Inn have gladly welcomed
back Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Franklin and
son. Of Troy Mr.. Franklin IL the NOV
ing spirit In many OF the social functions
at the inn and a prominent member OF
the inn golf team.
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ELIZAe eETHTOWN.

Elizabethtovn, y Y, Aug. M.-EiIza-
bcthtown j. the centre Of the good roads
movement and is on the international
Ouebec-Miami highway. Motorists here
are watching with interest the construc-
tiop work on the Canadian section OF the
highway adjacent 10 Montreal Ihs
highway is part % the provincial gov
erurents good roads scheme. and the
cost is being borne Jointly hy the govern
rcnt aud the municipalities. simults-
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Monday The plucky female angler is
being heartily congratulated on her good
luck
A large coullon was the feature at the
Water Gap House al the end OF the week,
and the gayety Of the costumes and their
spleRdor We're such as the big hotel had
never seen before J. $. Prost. of Morris
town, and Miss E Dillon. OF New Orleans,
as a cosred nanny" OF the Sunny
South. lead the eotillon. Mr. Prost was
colored minstrel man.
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SARANkC LAKE.

saranac Lake. y. Y, Aug. lo-Tennis
and golf continue 20 hold their own at
the country Club and the events this
week included a mems handicap solt TOUR
nament. match play against oogfe on
Thursday. for which 4. b. Turner gave a
cup. Yesterday and to-day attention has
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SHAWNEE. N-pElAWARE.

shawnee-on-Delaware. Penn. Aug. 10
The season at the Buckwood Inn is now
at its height. The invitation golhng tour
nament was played during the week and
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louis c. Raegener. L. C. Raegener, jr,
New York: Mr. and Mrs John Perry. Al
bany: Mrs Ernest Hoals, Yonkers; Mrs.
John Bishop. White Plains, Frederick n.
ChatAeId. Cincinnati, and James r. Mac
farlane and family, Pittsburg.
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DELAWARE WATER GAP.

Delaware Water Gap. Penn. Aug 10
August has over been recognized as the
banner month " the resort season IN
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MOUNT poCoNO.


Mount Pocono. Penn. Aus. p-The
% Artillery Major summerall command