New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-28
WESTPORT
Camping and Cruising Com
bined on Lake Champlain.

Westport, y. Y. July 27.-Camp!ng on
Lake Champlain as combined with cruis-
ing is the favorito mode OF some people
FOR spending the summer. and about fifty
people are now camping in tents on the
North Shore. Louis Owen. Of New York,
, and a party OF friends opened Camp
Comfort and arc making bonfire parties a
feature OF their stay here.
Motoring still continues in the ascen-
dancy and the hum OF the car Is con-
tinually heard on the streets OF Westport
Village Many Of the summer folk here
nave cars for runs into the mountains,
, and among them are Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ertson Marshall, who with the Misses
Marshall have just completed tour Of
Vermont,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lyman Bill. with
,l1eir children Miss Hester Bill J. Ray
Inond Bill and Z. J.. Bill. jr., have ar
rived az Westrort Inn for their annual
> visit Edward l.. Bill, r.. Is the fastest
: ~ iinrier in the bay and has invented o
= diving chute the young people are very
euthusiastic over. Tho inn continues 10
be the headquarters OF touring parties,
and the automobile information bureau
3 u the state Automobile Association, IN
der the efficient management Of e. c.
Peck. is proving a boon to the tourists.
Among those who stopped a. the bureau
and spent some time at Westport Inn
we're Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Fsirchid. Miss
May Fairchild and Sherman Fairchild,
Oneonta; Percival Nelson. D. Z. Cam
eron. philip Mackenzie and J. 3. Peck,
Montreal: Mr. and Mrs. u. Wenzell and
Miss Wenzell. Cazenovia; L. F. Benton,
Mrs Benton, c. r. Benton and Mrs Ben
, ton. Of Vergennes, Vt; Katharine Nc
-Cieelan, Northampton, Mass: Mrs. E. r.
NcClanahan and George McClanahan.
4Vaukegsn, Ill: Mr.. and Mrs, p. s. White
lead and Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Van SAINT,
Newark, n. J; W. W. De Renre, jr.,
and Miss Audrey De Renne. Savannah:
Charles Robb New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
J +. Morse and Mr., and Mrs. l.. r Dun
nam, Boston: D. E. Utz and James Harai-
son. Albany. Miss Edna NJ. Olson
Charleston, y. H: Miss G. x. Guernsey,
Windsor. VT, and Miss Frances ellison,
Erookfeld Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pyle. Of Elizabeth,
y. j., are coming to Westport Inn for
me season. Mrs. Pyle's mother. Mrs. NJ
& Castor, is ut The HON estead.
Percy Buchanan, Mrs. Buchanan, Will
am Buchanan and Betty Buchanan. Of
FIisabeth, y. J.. have arrived at their
Ntestport cottage.
Mrs. James Townsend. jr., OF New
YORK. Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs James
Townsend and Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. sher-
wood at their respective summer homes
n Westport. Mrs. Townsend was former
~ Miss Cynthia Sherwood.
F. walker Eeale has a new car here ana
is taking his young friends on many trips.
Truxtun Beale. OF Washington, motored
over from his camp In Maine and will
spend the remainder of the season at the
tnn,
Mrs " L. Francis, Of Warrington, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Hugh wallace, az
YVestport Inn. Mrs. Francis also visits
Mrs. Walter Damrosch and Mrs. II. p.
3esiie at their summer homes On the BAY.
The golf contingent vas strengthened
this week upon the arrival of Major and
Mrs C. +. Copeland, Of Wilmington, Del
Major Copeland is crack player. Edgar
II. Jackman. OF Pittsburgh. another golf
expert, Is coming early In August. and
the list Of players promises TO be the
ignge4t- and most enthusiastic Of many
years
Nr and Mrs. William II Griffith. Of
Albany, with their daughter. Miss Mar
= garet Grifith, are at the Inn for the re-
!. rnainder of the season, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
= r. paggett, Of Orange, n. j., are also