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The Chitina leader., 1912-09-10
SERIAL NO. ol538.
Soldiers Additional Homestead.


Juneau, Alaska, July II. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that the Katal-
la Company, corporation. whose post
office address is Seattle, Wash, as as
signee of Martha ]. Speakman, being en-
titled to the benefits of Sec. 1906 of the
Revised Statutes of the United States
granting additional lands to soldiers and
sailors who served in the War of the
office to make proof and entry of the
lands embraced in U. S. Non-Mineral
Survey No. 264, situate on Trout Lake
three and one-fourth miles north deg
40 min. f. of Taral, in Chitina Record
ing District. Alaska, and more particu-
larly described as follows. to-wit:
Beg. at Cor. No. l on west shore of
Trout Lake, cor not set; wit. cor bears
North 0.1O chs. dist, green stone set
in ground marked S264 W. c. Cor. l.; U.
S. L. NJ. No. 596 bears S. &c deg. Is min
E. 51.6S chs. dist; thence North Alb
No. 2 U. S. Survey 5ss, green stone
set in ground marked S-264 Cor. 2:
thence West $50 chs to Cor. No g..
Identical with Cor. No. U. S. Survey
No. 7O2, green stone set in ground
marked S-2s4 Cor 81 thence South. along
line Al Sur. NO. 5S7. 7.50 chs. to Cor
No. 4. cor. not set: wit. cor. bears North
LOO chs: thence East from true cor. No.
l.16 chs. to Cor. No. 5 on West shore
of Trout Lake, cor. not set; wit. cor.
bears West 10 ks; thence from true
cor. No. S. meandering Trout Lake N.
~ deg. 10 mln Il. $40 ems. 10 Cor. NO. l.,
place of beginning. Area 2.33 acres
Var. at all corners 81 deg. 90 min. East
AS additional to her original Home
stead Entry No. 6O4s at concordia, Kan
sas. dated January 6, 1872.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly any portion of the above described
tract are required to file with the Regis
ter and Receiver of the U. s. Land Office
at Juneau, Alaska, their adverse claim
thereto, under oath, during the period OF
publication, or within thirty days there
after, or they will be barred by provi-
sions Of the Statutes.
THE KATALLA COMPANY.
By NEWARK L. BURTON,
Its Attorney in Fact.
1t Is hereby ordered that the forego-
ing notice be published for the statu-
tory period in the Chitina Leader, a
The Chitina leader., 1912-09-10
SERIAL NO. o1537.
Soldiers Additional Homestead.
United States Land Office,

juneau, Alaska, july II, lSl2.
Notice is hereby given that the katal-
la Company, a corporation, whose post
office address is Seattle, Wash, assignee
of Hugh E. Wilson. administrator of
Martha ]. Speakman. widow of Wilson
j. Speakman. Amazon A. Meyers, guard
ian of Joel Z. Meyers, MINOR orphan heir
Of George Meyers. deceased, or Joel
liam P. Johnson. being entitled TO the
benefits of Sec. 1906 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States granting
additional lands to soldiers and sailors
who served in the War of the Rebellion,
has made application to this office to
make proof and entry of the lands en-
braced in U. S. Non-Mineral Survey $50,
situate on the west side of Copper River
of the Chitina River, Alaska, and more
particularly described as follows, to-
wit:
Beg. at Cor. No. /, cor not set; wit
cor stone set in ground marked $3.50
Cor. l w. C. bears West 0.5S chs. dist.
U. S. L. NJ. No. 500 bears S. "a deg. SO
min. E. 1888 chs: thence from true cor.
West s1.75 chs. stream IL ks wide;
1882 chs. to Cor. No. 2, a sandstone set
in ground marked $3.50 Cor. 2; thence
North 1900 chs. stream lks. wide;
in ground marked $3.50 Cor. 8: thence
East COS chs. stream IL lks. wide; 52.40
chs. to Cor. No. on shore of Copper
River, cor. not set; wit. cor bears West
of Copper River down stream, % S. As
deg. 90 min. W. 2.30 chs, (2) S. 16 deg.
"a min. W. $50 chs. t3) S. 40 deg. SIS
min. w. 5.04 chs. ca S. 20 deg. % min.
w. TIA chs, (5) S. IL deg. 10 min. w.
6.22 chs, 90 S. 10 deg. 90 min. w. $50
chs, 90 S. Z deg. 40 min. w. 7.20 chs, to
Cor. No. l, place of beginning. Area
1898 acres. Var. at all corners 80 deg.
! 58 min East.
| AS additional to original homestead
entries of the said Campbell. Speakman,
Meyers, Badgeley and Johnson, Nos.
1865, Minneapolis, Mimi, April Z, 1865 (;
| 604s, Concordia. Kansas. Jan. 6, 1872;
So. Humboldt, Kansas. July. 1868: 1854,
Bonneville, Mo, Nov. II, 1865.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
| ly any portion of the above described
I tract are required to file with the Regis
ter and Receiver of the U. S. Land office
| at Juneau, Alaska, their adverse claim
| thereto, under oath, during the period of
publication. or within thirty days there
after, or they will be barred by provi-
| sionS of the Statutes.
| THE KATALLA COMPANY.
1t is hereby ordered that the forego-
| ing notice be published for the statu-
| tory period in the Chitina Leader, a
| weekly newspaper published at Chitina,
Alaska.
C. B. WALKER,
| Register.
| First publication, August 20. 1912.
| Last publication, October %. 1912.
The Chitina leader., 1912-09-10

attack the City of Mexico on Sept.
Is. The fact that President Madero
has been made acquainted with the
intention will undoubtedly be the
means of frustrating the carrying
out of the plot.
The Chitina leader., 1912-09-10

weekly newspaper printed at Chitina,
{. b. WALKER.
Register.
First publication. August 20. 1912.
Last publication, October %, 1912.
The sun., 1912-08-04

LYONS. Charles Keller. j. Keiper. Charles
Rinker Of New York. Harvey Dickinson.
t"cilia Biles. Charles Beck. Mrs. Howard
Doyle. Mrs. Carolyn kimble. lda Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris. John Ewcrs,
NJ. 7. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Piper.
Walter Schickle. George Snowdcr. Mabel
Melick, T.. r. Bsuche, Miss Lea kreps Of
Philadelphia. Ida McGinns May Sweeney,
John frantz. Howard Bavar, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mctiinnis of Brooklyn.
On Saturday evening the management
of the Willow Dell entertained iis g'iesi :
with a ball. very successful affair. \
few Of the late arrivals at the Dell are.
T. q Turner q. +. ODcll. r. G. Turner,
" Iellmer VI. Newho,ise. William Peal
Charles Range. Joseph O'Hare. William
Burke. Raymond Reed Of New York, Mr..
and Mrs. 7. j. Connolly. Jr.. and family.
Miss NJ r. DOYLE Miss K Doyle. Nathaniel
Handler of Brooklyn. r. L.. Bcebes ~
Elizabeth, aud Mr. and Mrs. William
Brass uf Philadelphia
Tho Friday night dane" q, the River
Wow WAS the larges, at TENDED social
aNair a: the season thu. far. Among
{ y" Lt" arrivals of the week are: Miss
Molli" davenport. T. l.. Davenport. Miss
kittl" Sullivan. Lillian Rook, Nj. and
Mrs. Marion carroll. Mildred Men, on.
i.lizabcih Plenty. Clara stevens. Robert
Natter Strickland. NJ {.
Schwable of New Work. Francis Mcbride.
Mullan"v. Bessie cost clio. Louis
Nugeut, Mrs. k"i'n.r. Mr.. aud Mrs v. G.
>hafcr Miss l.. Finn. Miss White and Mis-
! eager of fhilJdcliiha.
The sun., 1912-08-04
CAPE COD.

sIoy9 x. cssn . Con Aus ssio1s yisis ,s
thnt '" the "ro%d S viii be nndmin.Red iii Until
Labor Day. Some Of the hotels will remain
open through september In order that mo-
The line 10, /" iPrcvincetown, whi"6 the Xutoino.
bile Club of America with excellent judg-
meht Is recommending TO the members
and scenery like that OF the Cape Is fosnd
Among the weeks arrival. tor n stay. at
s,e Miss Grace Cannon. Mrs. Z. n Cannon.
ls SsnnGn Mr. nS Sn% Mr. Gnsshsn n,. y,
Mrs: Z. T. Tucker. Ms. n 4 Tnc:er.
ss. Sse.ar ,,r ,n TaeS.r r of
ih9ms. "'ye fi,HscraI5 o. aS Wor:s.'sr' s"o b. %
pHa TiSnsH Mr' Mr. and sr. lA%iIHn %iia Tif keosS =
SIr;. Henry, i. walker. William HusGe,
1,"G .mSSds. 'oAS s.. Il 'SS|ey Siy and snf r yGW T.
Darlington and !iaupil,er OF East Greenwich.
4 l.; Mr. and Mr., !;eoggs I.inn apd Miss
""k "F" L. n" 81 en H%fe o anl thI.ca Mr..
stevens. Mrs. Gar, steven. and Mis-. Marion
r. Arriyais iSr x.s;st si The Pine. in
/, metd,way OF NeW ,, Yors, narry Levi, oi
S%rsS.i' .'f. sas q II; ;%% NJ .s:s ;:s
WW?rHwin and iy fsmily Of Kansas i.a,, city, Ne;
Russell spur and family 81 Melross High.
la"is, Mass; Alfred =. Collinson and family
snI Miss polenan 81 Greenwood. Frank u.
and Miss Ethel bradford of Cambridge.
Mass; lyman B, Newsom oi st. Louis.
r'Sf f.u, s" Si SSr;sp q SpfHsSs .Ssio% % Mass. H.5s sSS
At. East hay Lodge in Osteryiiie guests
for 1a s'i y hfys b.s s5rvsS sna fH!ew .na
aad Ars S,Sho. and T. A. HSsySSGeH Slshcs M5 ai
" o. the
iiarsSax Wasas oed%n ;ee s'ss and dfY MeNate a
Sai i'fsS'TS' s% and Nd jaa jass s4i sss spsa
ssst ,S " l. T. 3. % Whiter i .1et "f Htienta: Ia Sehn m
= /. Chandler and family and Allen {.
Slo"im q NsW,on; Mass: re Rsv: Fred !.
iisil".i Of Moonso"xef. K. Slrs' Edward
family of Philadelpha.
:onrt.: baseball dian.oud and golf links on
The hote, ,E rronnds /, at it's busiest In August,
iork, II. +. Thompson and Miss Dorot' y q.
lycrhard OF Brooklyn; Mrs. Wright abcock.
Spr nsa.id. Mass: Mrs ". j. Harrson son" and Si
Parker Harrison Of Braintree, Mass: Mr.
and Mrs: n, X. blanchard Of Brookline,
Medford. Mass Mr. and Mira Henry Bart
lett and Miss Harriet Bartlett Of Z Cambridae.
Mass II. Linzie Hall and family and Mrs.
4 O. Mcclellan OF Mount Vernon. y. i
william \. clark. Jr :. and Mrs. p. freese
3, Milipn MsSt WS,,Sc s. thsmdle5 and Of PITTS
Summers. Mrs. 4. p Whitlock and Miss
H!illicent \. Whitlock Of summit. y. J.. and
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hazeltine Of Hoboken,
y. u
Chancellor Day Of Syracuse stayed for
dinner al West Bay Inn while touring the
nI si,,,a, III ,a,m''y m o, an1 mhed M tne h9'ei
Ostcrville for three days
The sun., 1912-08-04
LAKE GEORGE, N. Y.

LAKE jEoRGE. ". Y. Aug. 3.-The bust.
est week OF the season has been completed
The pre-August rush st the hotels and
boarding houses has been the largest In
years.
Dancing is. as at most OF the summer
resorts. the big feature at the hotels.
Hotel Sycamore is holding weekly dances
and the Marion affords dancing every
night. Hotel Wordcn is entertaining the
guests and vicinity cottagers with tri-
weekly dances and the Fort william
Henry Hotel is holding its usual Satur-
day night hops.
Perhaps the biggest event al Lake
George during the past week vas the
organization of the Iroquois Regatta As
sociation by Il number Of representative
men when they met Monday afternoon at
the Fort William Henry Hotel. LeGrand
G. Cramcr Of Troy was elected commo-
dore and Olin J. stevens Of New York
received the Office Of .vice-cOmmodorc.
T.. \. Knight of Lake George was elected
secretary and treasurer. regatta will
be held the latter part OF this month.
The annual meeting Of the Lake George
Association will be held at the Sagamore
Hotel on August 10.
The hig event Of next week Is the
annual regatta Of the Lake George Re-
gatta Association that Will be held at
Hague -on-I.ake George. Thursday. Au-
gust Is.
The arrangements for the historical
pageant that Is 10 be given AZ Lake
George village for the benent Of the I'D
ward NJ Shepard. Memorial Park fund are
progressing rapidly. The several groups
for the scenes have been organized and
are now rehearsing frequently. Announce
mcnt was made to-day that Miss An
'oinettc Butler. daughter Of DR. q. X.
Butler. n New York specialist. will take
the leading part in tho pageant in the
representation OF The Spirit Of the
Zines"
Miss Hattie PfNerlins Of New York
- spending the summer AT Hotel Antlers
With her for two weeks were Miss Hor-
tense SVhlQss and Miss Helen Sa!de
Friedman both Of New YORK. y
Miss Helen Simpson Of New York. Il
graduate OF Nsssar College. will arrive
at Hotel Sycamore this coming week after
spending several weeks with a number
of classmates and members OF the Vassar
faculty on a trip through Yellowstone
Park
The sun., 1912-08-04
OLD POINT COMFORT.

!, ON pn'Nr ,oMruEr Va. VI: 2 Inc
! lur" ol ,h" beautiful inoonhsh' nights hn-
npr"al"d TO young anl Old a,,%c aud wnh
| Nv" Weather 80 id"ai. mnoNlIgt par, os
ou the waters of Hampton Road$ bcar,
| surp"r- aii nutumobil. drives nave rc"ii
~" ihd ~" lat weak. The novin.; p..tur.s
| doors C, ia, h'nnd lawn which slopes down
! I" ~" uoGt surrouniir'g tn. fortress wa ",
and with such an nttrhtiiv. setting and
| IN" cool h-".','s tic mo, les" have become
NOR" popular than ever
moving picture party was given 10
INN, oni y-fvr I IN" yqnis H. s,r, and army
: VII" Of "u,. hoh"r' Arthur. followed hV
dancing. rau"~ and supp.r at the hostess :
hon. at III" post. he aNair Wa in honor
"t Mr. u,hur> sister Mis- carolyn Fec
OF N"W 'f"ins. la. and Ter 1!i.s'- Mis-
Irtnr l,hoh,, \"w Orleans. and Mis- MARY
larFWa." LaTr W ~, M,I" r.. 4, W u,ayrr n, Er1lS9 Enln,
Mis- hi.'t' hen Mahl. Miss Laura l.w,s
New YORK Ms ,nn BroWn kimt.fly. Ms
N1GalN Kills. N'oy e # ipll IT, n"vl lila E2hGo, is io.,
,'dvatd MONTGOMERY. ! i Trcnch. k' /
,,loud, ,'rgre" ! lnaI"hnr, Bculimm y
G"1lh, y Nnrr.i. Ph'l'p,t biu knoI9.
Wood ~
\ uort is,.' boat ride or ia. trim LITTLE
wa III" "yoi a, Il i;hilul affair given ~
'H.s iral NJ. s i NSr,g, MI" TfH"s
EoaJ- Il, S,an + Vi. lnd "nioy"d '".,. s,.,, "'t
,"tN'd un hoard Hose present Hurc Mr.
t,o!lr"y. Mo, taucy liu', n,,-un. M-,
iwm.. Mis-, nDdic Eo>to;l. Ms G.,tcr"u
N"'i Nj Ma .trNu hli.''.'riy and .:"nt-
St"v,,ii S'trl',. y =. French. io,.:h /nrrr..
" II M"is.a,H a.. l.str n,pN. \ &.
taiU ''il ard l1Alu Su.iA
'"cic" Randolph the~tsr the aath.r.
WI" a''cmpai..rd D., his charming Nur
-'.n' q ro"u'h 81 ~ hami.fiiu. l.i' tat
N"r,i much =" M" s"si.t -; his numerous
:ri"ut- ot tld Point
IS GrhEl'ir! IVY informal supper party
Ga' rlrh' - capt Tram. B.hr a.I Ni..
man nis- l-atra I.N,,. >.& 5 ere. ard G"
Lj"G's. in' rn Sn''h. Wilmer 7, scott and
A.r and Mr. Wir,am Whitney Singer
- New ior. spent IA week end a. Old
III eu5 NJ john NICHOLSON of New
Norh ant Ni-- Ncs" Nicholson arr.N..l .n
a." N"'A 'N! amt rul remain ior several
day a th' tla.u',I'In.
Nr"ug "'t"r '"' lorh"rs who ,a'r .
'tt""r !" -YrY'I NrLHW N''e n and So.
Ait.r' T.. ~tUu., e. B Raukiu II u Js,.nny
J.. l!r'ro dun y nr.k"
= VI N'i-"p ~, \'. .or, was here re-
VI ard Nr. - " ti'c and ! ! rracElev
"' N"N y or" W.f' anon. ia'J W'ek s'!.~'s
AT Via" hrt.!.
Nr,. G"y \. Cajncv and ,h ron Of <ew
urN @,' '"'nrdn.,d 10y u nurse ana goyeruoSs
ar" soip3rhinG here, having arrived last
Mr. and Mrs Theodore 'ooh also of Ne,
orh are here Tor ,horj tine. ntLri New
\ "rfer- hero hav. been Mis- Helen NJ.
tornAck. Mr and Mr. : VI li!ton.
nh2,ie. e, 1,i. & r,,s ,a,'s Mi,, ;En'~ HaIp,"g,
William " ~park.. ,ir ana Mrs g. \.
smith and How ard EGvley
The sun., 1912-08-04
NEWCASTLE.

NJ wCAslLr, \. H.. Aug. 3.-ln the six
wecSs Just ending over six hundred auto
mobiles. bringing nearly 5000 passengers.
have registered at the Hotel Wentworth.
OF these $50 have remained longer than
u day.' Sixty-hye different cars have been
Tl1c~ Ssd.s EA aHa snf ps psfs asns sTss
and the White Mountains. the hotel occu.
HRa what SH the xurss ss
TO the summer resort hotels OF Maine and
New Hampshire;
rssaisT nISye sasaraay sSsnns hsps at q Tie the
wentworth. the presence Of Officers from
the sr and n%S SsrE rssSnE s1HSE, =
land e w"s hostess a, Small T,Mc6son S 'sHs snd
out of doors riding Is being populariaed
!hrsnfh ss me- wscn q sn:oT Mr. HSMns MAJ
iorie smith Of New York and Miss Rayner
Messrs. Thomas Hsser, J.; D. Smith. Percy
Msssp SMssspos sxsr and pSa TsSS%Si5Iey and e..
ers Mr. and Mrs a. 81 Wei! Of New YORK
sPssrsns4 sSs %a'Sr.a Mr. S snS Mr.: Mr. .rs.
Include .,;I. Ts; ,sn and i SIT:; keSi:y and Mi.s
Albany %r and SH ifsr sherp. nrS.rsH Keff q
Of Rinshsin,on; Mir and Nrs. WI. Lambert.
bert and Mrs, Johnson Of Washington,
Mr. and Mrs. A., i'cmpster OF Fiitsburs.
Mr and Mrs o. II brooks aud the Misses
q Sauer and family of Dallas, Dr' and Mrs.
q. : Drake and Miss ilutr rhnson of ~.
!!"nis, lohv q; Walker and MIss Annie
smith Of Brookline. Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Msr.h "f nadhsm Mr. and Mrs. Z "
Hughes and Miss Dudley of Dallas. Mr. and
Hnrnham aud Francis liur,ihsm Of Gardner.
The sun., 1912-08-04
CATSKnL.

CA1sKiLL. y. Y. Aug. 3 3-Many people
",ih a pretty pTy,, 'h;orough knowledse Of the
for years considered Catskill as only a
gateway 70 the resorts. because in passin 2
through he village by train one does NOT
With population Of over 600. Is the count
scat. and it's residential sections are noted
iS iSr her tr,I beaqty r. and ,he comfort found
and hotels for the most part lie on the ont
.hiris of the village. and it is doubtful il
there is any section of the Catskiils more
attractive than the outskirts OF Catskill
There have been more pleasant affairs
a. The Grant House than at any other place
are Mrs ,sfpsf the las 1'yss s,,,sn
MisS M Ma iMarTssre, BAXTER. Miss Nell Ba;,er.
sas, cs TSnss M.. Ses sroTs5 RDan Miss VAR
brook iyn Mrs. +. Bc:niser, Miss Boenisef.
.r .' Mi.s '|R Sf %ex M1 Mp apd snd Mri Mr. FAY =
lam Il sinno,, Mr.. and Mr. N. L. adams.
Miss Ruth Adams, Miss May Moss >osn. Sis.
4 H.. iSI'2n, Sir ,% and Sirs IS, ,S!ii'Ssn #a,iss.
NcGonasil. +. j. Barter. D. Schwab, Will.
E1a ism SnisseE Ss,S eobnssn Miss Grace oqinand Miss
MT' QUICK, Ms. % Sadie '@iGnsM ras'i sMfs> INV f. H.
NatSan. tar! QUICK, Mrs. u. Damareet
long. New York. and Mrs. Rydic Grasory,
Mrs Kate Cation. Philadelphia. Pa.
Mrs !. Mulholland, Miss Ethel Mulho!land.
Miss Nj; Mary Mc.,ioskey. \. ;>,ltman. Frank
Higgins. Fred Clarke. Miss 5. Hughes.
Mrs g. West. Mr.. and Mrs. o. 4. Cess
Miss Marie Cess and Mrs. NJ, knight. New
York
Creekside arrivals inclnde William Biel.
leonard Biel.. Herbert Bisl. Mrs Henry
klapper and family, Mrs. Charles Levine
s,on. Mr.. I. Kram and son. Mrs ! pappsr.
Mrs. Irene Nlorowitz and son, Miss Irene
orlewi,,. Miss Minnie Melich. Mr. and
Mrs .harles Rhode. sara Grinfhai Jack
Miss !.iiIinn Horowiiz, Miss sara Worowi:,.
the Misses Cohen. Mrs. A. Wrrtheim.
Thomas Mascot. Edward Hirsch. Mis-.
Miss Frances Mas. MIR and Mrs. Abrari
Levy, and family, New lork; p Meyer.
BROOKLYN. and Jack Hirsohfe id aud dauyh.
ter, huntington l.. ].
The sun., 1912-08-04
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

White srLpHtE srniSgs. ". Va. Aug.
y supper party az which great bouquets
proinsIon was given saturday night by Mrs.
n. v, Turner Of Isichrnond, IN honor Of Mrs.
stephen u. Elkins ot, Eikins. ". Va. widow
which was given in the cate. followed a
bridge party held in the pink uarlor aud was
one OF the mos, d"l,shtiul affairs of tho
Mr.. stephen n IlsHs, tlkin.,. W. Va.
kieilcsk. Wastins,on; Mrs. {, n. Howry,
TsnaS'on WI Turner. 1'1Sa. Wa:hi"s'o" M"i"s'Ha &ra
,Ir... John Il. Allen; ,Iinclnna, Mrs. Henry
Lewis. cincnna,i; Mrs susan Powell. in.
.inna'i; Mrs. John y. Potts. l,ichmond Mrs
Garrett y. Wali. E,ckmond \. ". Kelley
charleston. Il, Va. t.eorse Baird, Mrs.
,sr,lqr Is.; MrT and Ms, Blaine Llains.
ksnna AMI Mr i'Nf and Mrs. Paul 'S!S M"k.ci jia''
raT. "%p"r M, H ssna,Sr nr, Henry G1s.away
invited the following guests TO play seven
hal h me e",s "c'Ii a'sT Sdjp"rmns tGr
llien., tincinnati q. Lee Holmes and
John Branch. Richmond.
Mrs, Arthur lee " flkins. W. Va, enter
day nigh, in the cafe. the orchestra play
i'll. through the party. The decorations
consisted OF a beautiful centrepicce Of pink
twenty guests, senator Davis Eisins came
down especially for the affair. which was
one OF the iolli"st Of the season.
he german ~ week wi- led by John 4
hayer Of Charleston. ". Va. and his part
ner, Mrs. arthur Lee. apd, F. pendle,on
The first golf tournament for ',omcn
st1rted Thursdnv and was ;l'r"i Ia fra,
agd a, ie,%nd e.Fh,; ''wr" ,'eps 'olr prj..:
! ork and MIR, John Middleton Of New York
h"ns ar,"nr thu-e 10 pinycd q
Mr' John H. Allen ~ IN, inna,l was the
v N""t. "a bridre pnriY MoHdiy hieh' a, ~
'tsin" md q >,,un,h s,lf "art"We'ine-,iat
- Which about tittN nests were invited
: ntlnitgte course had been lali oi,t IA
iront uf 'hr ,lilhor~c and there N.rc 'hT"e
t'iic- tor IL" men and an cuusi number Tor
'le Women md after the contest dnnty ie-
I"in' Irumhlll o. New NnrN. vuo l..
c"rn" i"i Win many large railrn'd .a'ri-
,',", ,... nrrE"d ~, no1, II IL: pai'aie Moi
,,,,iii'l ~ Nj \ Namicrlp any Nir A.,
w. NJ. rn,hn " lieairT, Il' O. New l"r", ard
iNtolcrEor. Of West Ntt.l,l v
Mac tnr#ls and Mr.. Mac orh'r are -
'"rrning, here. where,hey have ':'cD' '.it,le
.isrhe ""isf and S'efE % farirae& +i-ve1 :"
: >turiiN, .t. 1mpanied h. Milli.il i
,i"'hI"r. the 'rack tennis. player. vAo let
Nr- >!mueI q. BE ',ni;h and Mis-, Nan
e'rln" Van peu>cn. both or New l"iG. .
~. here aud wili remain during tie ,"i-nn.
~" hlt'e \ lalird of New Noy. the +,
lcf q. -,'iIi,~t j. -n c.rNing AZ - .,,ti,.s-
NJ. Hul Mr. ! III Henry and Mr. / \
'l"tetii". A'l NJ N-~ \"rk. -p"n' tra eek
- ~" -rfif2-. occupying The late III win =
Iih "'"" "ott.'e.
Sir l'uke u Nsw York - 20 iourainp lerc p
~" "'Irr New \or. ,ue,ts w io wi, re- (,
la.I lot ~"NctTl weeks nre william lisrnsr' :
,i'.' .ut y. VI lliuNi iddie. who i,-t reeA
.uiol hi wife. "ho came several d.' be- |,
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NEW SPRUCE CABIN Inn Rooms en- suit.
with bath Bowling Pool. All Outdoor Amuse-
uated Booklet. iacka r. Il. 10 rrcsco station
". J. & ". u. PRICE. Canadcnsis pa
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WATCH HILL, R. I.

WATCH l!ILL. r. l.. .tuc. The pa. :,
week was enliveHcd al the Hin b tho
visit OF the automobile campsign party ot
the Connecticut Wuman's suffrage Asso-
ciation, Which made II visit 10 the Inn ON
Thursday afternoon and held "A meeting :
at the Plimpton House. The principal
speaker was Mrs. Carlos Stoddard Of
Madison. Conn.
The attention of the summer colony Is
mostly confined 10 golf and baseball, and
the MisqAainicut Golf club Is having one
Of the most successful years In its his
tory In the handLrap medal tournament
the winner was Fred r. I.ye Of Spring.
field with Truman Ncwberry second and
T.. W. Taylor and William Judd tied for
third honors. There will be another handI-
cap play next week.
In the baseball lire there are games
scheduled on tho Ocean House diamond
for three afternoons this week.
The date for the tennis tournament at
the Golf Club l. AS yet undecided, nj
though II will probably begin about the
middle OF the month. The Invitation tour
A. L. Dickinson brought out some very
fast playing. The first prize was won
by Mrs, Stillman and Mrs. Thatcher.
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Auchincloss and
family OF New York city are at the
Watch Hin House for the remainder Of
the summer
u. Grant Smith Is the guest Of his
cousin. Mrs Frederick Dent Grant AZ
the Ocean House.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Thomas Of Norris
town. n. j.. ar" at the Ocean House for
a, week with their two sons, Hanson H.
und Master Dewttc Thomas.
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BRETON WOODS.

"a s..'' "orps. y II 49,; . N".r,.
t.iu '.'Wn..r /. he n"I'rar diversion
dan. t'c Lish"sst pclk- oi he ,te,iu.nt.al
l:trtc AZ" :, led ty ambitious "liYiber,
Mount W,-hin st"r. rith its snow capped
rhant- to N" -plcndii wor. done h.. the
Nnp9a'hnm .,d:, tiih ,hs trails rnd r paths are
=" fhe cloud, y md m and ont of 'he noun
'dir- H., oreh Q paradise of nature
blN ,h- uniah" resort is becominr q
rol ia I'd more and more h re.crters
fro'ur al over the country -eekiug rest aud
rccr" MON ~ among the clouds William
=. h'nt'". nanaEsr of the Mount. Wash
n"r" r"r-ou- r-yi>'"r"d "''h him than
a. tho -"'rc reri III lat year his 'n"lsure
ol r"i ihti'f - unlVersilIy maintained
thrpu-Nout the u'o,utails
" -,ort il u"irs nlaue this wear 10 keep
the resort o,,el a on October - the .,.t
Wh'n nt,lrc here l. At the heipht OF it,.
va rtee'ed "'th great approval Mar y
ier.".- Shn hsNe been in the hs biz Of SPEND
ihr 'h"ir summers here for '.,esrs have made
re:er,stlor- tor the extended season
Recent arrivals a. the Mount Wash
utrom \em York :, \ Phelps. Mr.. and
To2dInan. f'iI,,. Mr and Nr~ 1homa. f. sayre,
o iiT2%s$F S., SH1 rsl 9aT apa ocin 4, ,Id Mr.
Nrr' Mr' I,e,,rss u Valentine. T., :. barber,
chicago. Mr. and Mrs W Schu,tler.
Francis + R-!iz. Miss ! Reitz. Mi.s NJ
keit1.. Mrs Ira G Woods. Miss Marie Bloms
>, ,l,o,'on, Mr.. and Nj, I, t. BINion. Eli,
Hoitou. W =. Bennet
Philadelphia. Dr. and Mrs = MacCaun
smith tenry Fell. u $ Rumpi..
'ieyel,nd, Mr., and Mrs 4. +. Middleton.
j","ph Johnson. y ). A-hlev.
Etlti'aoIe t. l. Gibbs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il, VI Gibbs Miss Nincen.
WASHINGTON. Mr- Il. .halladay. Mrs. De
Costa { Frankiir. I
i1.inu1'I: Mr.. ana Mrs Trana -. Dow .er
Mrs Van Ness
rir,hurc. Nj ani Mr>, j. ". Eldcr.
y " L!d;E. Jr JGyne- " Grove and family
Mr anI Ms T. ID forde. Mr. and Mrs A. e.
! ouas
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lunched recently at Fassefern Farm and
Mrs. Allan strong of New Brunswic lex and
Miss tornelia Gould Of Brookline drove
over for ten.
The luncheon of the Fassefern Hunt club
which was arranged to take place Wednes.
DAY at the farm has been postponed until
next week
Among he late arrivals at the Home
stead are Mrs. George -. Parrish and Mss
Wright. of Cincinnati and j. :. Walsh, Jr.,
Of st. Louis