The sun., 1912-08-04
MILITARY CAMP FOR
MOUNT POCONO LIKELY
If Erected Will Bp an Annual
Thing and a Great Draw.
ing Card.
TOWNSHIP FAIR SOON
Mayor Blamkcnburg and W. j.
Burns Guests at n Local
Celebration.
TOWNSHIP FAIR 500.

;h!N manpuVro camp VIII be ereCtCu
al Mount Pocono this month. War Do
part mont officers have been looking over
the ground and everything seems favor
ablc for a two months camp OF the regu-
lara and militia. This IL once started.
will continue summer after summer
II will he big boon to the rcsorters cf
this sect ion. as ,he drills Of the soldiers.
their dress parades and other camp
duties. such as target praci ice. DC. will
attract hundreds.
On August II Buckhill Falls and Bar
rett township will hold their annual fair,
which promises to he of great interest,"
both in exhibition features and amuse-
ments. Prices will bs offered for home
grown products Of the farm and garden.
The affair will be a miniature county fair
Bishop Hoban and the Rev. DIR. A. j.
Brennan of the Cathedral, Scranton. are
al Mount Pocono This week the Bishop
blessed the bell Of the Church OF Mary OF
the Mount. They will visit the Cana
densis parish and view the construction
of the church there.
Mayor Blankenburg of Philadelphia
was the guest of honor at a band con-
cert given by j. r. Dooney Of the Pocono
Willcnbecher of Allentown. whose ad-
vent conferred upon Dooney the title Of
grandfather. Other guests were william
J. Burns of tho Burns Detective Agency
of New York. the Rev. Rufus ). Miller OF
Philadelphia. Charles T. Lenahan and
family Of Wilkesbarre and others Of
Allentown and Bethlehem.
The Noun, Pleasant House is doing
capacity, with goodly bookings ahead.
About twenty youngsters of the house
enjoyed an outing to Sullivans Springs.
The Mount Pleasant bowling team is made
up as follows: Mr. and Mrs. II. Beebe.
Mrs. r. +. Fischel. Miss A. Spenterm and
Miss K. j. Martell. all Of Brooklyn. Among
those registered at the house this week are
MIR and Mrs. W. Plaisted. Y. J. Nicholson,
NJ. T.. Nicholson. l.. A. Nicholson. Fred
Buhler. A. c. Allen. H. Miller and wife.
Anna Doll. Florence Doll. W. II. Ryan and
family. Irene Oates. Anna Oates. Marion
Brown Grace Frazier. Miss Therese NJ.
Loebe and others OF Brooklyn and New
York
Guests are registered at the spruce
Cabin Inn as follows from Manhattan and
Brooklyn: Mrs. A. 4. Kloster. Mrs. G.
Wholbcr;. Slrs. l.. l.. Weis. Miss Weisl.
Mrs. +. +. Gordman. Master Gordman,
Mrs. W. A. Shepard. Mis-, Marion Shep-
ard. Mrs. A. l.. Brown. Miss Brown. MIR.
and Mrs. l.. higham. Miss +. Higham,
Miss Florence Liscardi. Mrs. b. Birdsell.
c. ii. Gore. Miss O. Burr. Miss S. l.. Wegn.
4. Brailcr and others.
The excellent concerts given by the
hous, orchestra in the morning and eve-
lover the house holds. Mrs. j. j. Finley
of New York l. a line Holoist. who enter
,ains her fellow GIicsi>. ". J. Norris OF
New York ended up the trout fishing sea-
son in good style. landing three beauties
totallinc nine pounds IN weight.
4 DashetUaii game "as played on the
Poo ono Mountain House grounds this
wr,k WIN great success ana large and
nthuSid>,i, audience. Inc baseball team
pra, ;isrs daily tor tde coming game with
The -tong Po ono fine. teaIn. Mr.. aud
Ars. bred Haderinan AMI Fred, Dr.. are
soio,.rninc AZ N" Poc ono Mount ain House.
Oiher., OF New ! ork here are j. Andrew,
Miss Eduh kessler Miss j. Harriet Lodge.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Brown, Adam
Brirk"s. Mrs. -. L.. Ieggcrt and Miss
to-,d S'el.str.
Ad,nncr par; was given n the Devon
shir, Pines hv Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert Wills
of scranton in honor of Bishop Hogan
o' the >c.lnton Cathedral.
Those from New York at the Pines are
Miss Elizabc h Meehan. Miss Mary Mocha.
Mr.. II. G. Dale. Alice Johnston. Mary
Hickey. Z. a. Wheeler, Miss NJ. A, Boyd.
NJ. Calvin. Agnes Calvin. Mrs. Stanley
HouSman and MIR. and Mrs. Morrison.
Among the guests Of the Ontwood are
Mr. and Mrs. David Hincman and son.
Miss $ hrocder. Mr.. and Mrs, Schroeder.
MIR and Mrs. u. Hill Miss Hill, Miss Thrali.
. 4 10, i
.er. Mr.. and MIS-, Stanley Middleton. Miss
l. H. Wriyh, and niece. Edna Wilworth;
Mr-. j. A. Snhwenger, Miss l. Murphy,
Miss VI, Y. Murphy, Edwin Wright. Ralph
Lane. Mr. and Mrs. stewart Hohl and Miss
Emily arl Maurice Hohl. Jr.
iha fairyicw this week were as follows
Mrs. r Mott of New York, Mrs. NJ. Rosen-
hluth of Wikesbarre. Dr. John Malley
ana NJ. ). Nugent Of Scranton motored
m the Fai-view for a short stay. Mrs.
Mot, OF the Fairview was one OF the win
nars in the Euchre at the roof garden,
Tuesday.
Among those staving at the Fairview
are Frank Hugh, Mrs. H $, Everly. Mr..
and Mrs. 4. p. Hoyt. Mrs. Neubrook.
Anna Tyrnell. A. T. Freed. W. A. Eagle. II.
B. Phillips. +. Phillips and H, W. Engle-
wood.
Among those registered late this week
at the Clairmont are Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.
REYNOLDS. Margaret f. O. Brien, d. Sadie
o Brien, Miss II. Reynolds. Miss K. Il.
Carroll, James Winans. sBertha Tilson.
Clara Tilson. Edna Tilson. Mr.. and Mira.
r. Johnston, Mrs. Catherine Logan. Mise
Mary Logan, Miss Margaret Bird and
Miss Ruth Troy.
Card parties are held galore at the
Meade wside Inn. Mrs. G. Thomas OF
New York. Mrs. F.. Smith and Robert
Motley of Philadelphia are among the
card winners of the week. Sirrich Lincoln
gave a pleasing entertainment on Wednes.
day evening At this house are Mrs. H.
Ii. Dale. Mr.. and Mrs John II. Watson.
Miss Cecilia de la Vega. Mrs. j. Il. Mesa
and the Misses V. Mesa.
Recent arrivals at the Tuxedo Cottage
are Mrs T.. A. York, B. A. koyt. Dorothea
Butt. l.. Linkin. W. j. Frey. Miss V Mac
Donald. Miss Margaret Falney. Miss
katherine Elancy and II. l.. Burnett. One
OF the most notable events Of the week
was the birthday party given in honor Of
Miss MAY Haiss, a prominent young iedy
Of New York Many guests from other
hotels and cottages were present.
Registered late this week at the Henry:
Vile Hous. are Theodore Smith. Jr;. Pau
Reynard. William Bishof, ID: 4; inehs'
Lucy Yule. Edith InHlis Mrs: z Dales, ".
r, law. Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Maliison Mlss
Mallison. Mrs. j E. Dunning, Mr anU It Js
IL n Dummick. &. 4. Briggs waiter
Aara " Michel Miss Dorothy