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GREENWICH.

Greenwich, Conn. July 6.-The antci.
pated rush of guests has come with July,
end the hospitable Edgewood Inn is busy
caring for its patrons, among whom are
included scores OF prominent people. The
summer season promises TO be a gay one
socially. for Greenwich hosteSses who In
dude the inn guests in their festivities
have numerous entertainments scheduled.
The popular Greenwich Country Club Is
another source OF enjoyment 10 which the
inn guests have access.
4 splendid display of Fourth cf July fire.
works was provided by the hotel manage
rlent. while other guests spent the day at
the Country Club, where there were sew
eral luncheons, and the initial veranda tea
OF the season was followed by an indie
pcndence Day celebration. The Indian
Harbor Yacht Clubs dinner dance, with
spectacular water carnival, claimed some
OF the inn colony.
On Wednesday night at the Country Club
occurred the smartest affair OF the sum-
nlcr-a dinner-6ance. enjoyed by over three
hundred guests, including many from Edge
wood Inn.
Among Country Club luncheon hostesses
OF the last few days were Mrs Thomas NJ
Hodgens, OF the inn; Mrs. B. Van Girby, OF
New York, and Mrs Warren Green, OF
Grasshopper Farm. ---.-
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and IN the construction OF tennis courts.
and will hold here all OF tho tennis tourna-
ments, instead OF at the DenoX club.
A flower and vegetable exhibition was
held this week in the Stockbridge Casino.
Mrs. oscar Ias!gi was chairman Of the
committee OF arrangements. There were
awards made for the best exhibits In the
various classes.
Arthur r. Fem has been at the Hotel
Aspinwall 10 lay out a putting course IN
der the pines in the formal garden. a
change in the hotel by which the music
room is furnished with attractive summer
furniture and the floor carpeted with cool
rugs, the concerts being held in that room
instead Of In the main foyer is one OF the
things which is attracting notice and WIN
ming popularity at the hotel. Many promi-
nent guests have arrived. Mrs lchabod 7.
williams, Mrs. William s. Brown, Mrs
William II. Pomeroy Judge and Mrs. Will
lam Brinckerhorf. Colonel and Mrs Henry
& Kearney, Mrs. +. A. Louise Buch. MISS
Buch, Mrs. Henry s. Deshon. Mrs. j.
Frank Logan and Mrs. l. J. Gerry will ar
rive next week for the remainder Of the
season.
Heaton Hall. in Stockbridge, has many
noted guests, among them Admiral and
Mrs. A. NJ Chester, u. s. N; Admiral E.
II. G. Leutze. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic
Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Dunscomb
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New York, are spending the summer al
The Griswold.
Mrs. John Flanagan, the Misses Flannl-
gan and Horace Flanagan, of New YORK.
are at the Griswold for the month OF July.
Frank Whippe. of Hartford, who Is
spending the summer at Black Point was
a caller at Mount Cottage on the Fourth
General j. A. Johnson and family OF
Washington. are at the Griswold for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Van Week and fam
fly. OF Montclair, n. j., are expected at the
Griswold next week for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Nugent. OF 81. LOUIS
have taken a cottage here for the season.
Emil II. Frank Emil II. Frank )r''
Miss Adele Frank, Miss Florence FRANK
Miss Grace Frank and Harold Frank are
at the Griswold for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Morgan. Ragna
Morgan and Nelson Morgan, Of Brooklyn
have arrived for the summer.
Mrs. Wistar Morris, OF Overlook, Penn.
"a amending the month Of July at the Girls
void.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry z. Myers. OF New
York, are spending their vacation at the
Griswold.
Mrs. w W. Spadour, Miss MAR Spadour,
Miss Thirza spadour and Paul and Norman
spadour, OF Brooklyn. are spending the
season at the Griswold.
Harold Flammer. Of New York has ar
rived for the season.
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HOTEL CHAMPLAlN
300th Anniversary of Lakes
Discovery Celebrated.

Hotel Champaign n. Y, July 6-The
Booth anniversary Of the discovery Of Lake
Champlain and the defeating Of the me-
mortal lighthouse at Crown Point and the
unwilling Of the Samuel de Champlain
monument at Plattsburg. n. Y. were events
which brought many people OF prominence,
wealth and fashion TO this part Of the state
during the last week, the celebration begin
ming Informally on Saturday last and Of
fcially on the Fourth Of July. Monday
July 1, was Dominion Day. a popular Ca
madam holiday. and the Hotel Champlain
was filled to the rafters with people from
across the border who came 70 spend the
week end
Arrivals from New York City were Mr.
and Mrs Chauncey Olcott, DR.. and Mrs
George Barrie. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F.
Mulvey, DR. and Mrs. L. Herly, Miss
Chirkes. Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Corning W.
E. Rice, T. E Sanborn, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lee, Mr. and Mrs F F. Kane and son, DR.,
and Mrs. E. s Robinson Or. and Mrs P. S
Earle and Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Van Saun.
Judge Victor A. bowling and Mrs. Dowi.
ing and their family arrived on July 10
occupy their cottage here.
Governor and Mrs. Dix, accompanied b.
Colonel De Kay. military secretary, and
ex-Assistant Secretary Of War William Cary
Sanger will motor up from Albany 70 Port
Henry on the Fourth, where they will be
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank 5 With.
erbee, Governor Dix having accepted the in
vitation Of the tercentenary commission.
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Vile. Pine Hill. Fleischmsnns and STAN
ford
Mr. and Mrs V. Everit Macy, OF Scar
borough on the Hudson, are occupying
their beautiful summer home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Beckwith, OF Ne"
York. are at their summer home here.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Livingston Costef
and family, Of New York, are occupying
their handsome summer cottage
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Greenleaf Wood
and family, of New York, are at Witch
wood, their handsome summer cottage.
Miss Maude Adams, the actress, whose
summer home is one Of the show places
here arrived this week, and will spend the
season at her cottage.
Mrs Austin Flint, of New York, Is occu-
plying her summer cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Alexander and
family, Of New York. are at their summer
cottage here.
Mrs. F. W. Monad Of New York. is en-
toying July at her summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mansfield and family
Of New York, who have leased a cottage
here for the season, are occupying it,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick p Delafeld. OF
New York. are spending the season at
their summer cottage
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LENOX
A Flower and Vegetable Exhibi-
ton a Feature of the Week.

Lenox. Mass, July 6-For"most OF the
events Of the Fourth was the annual
meetings of the Lenox Club and its aIiieu
bodies. the Lake Mahkeenac Boating C'uo
and the Ienox Golf and Tennis club, at
the clubhouse. in Walter street. THURSDAY
morning. followed by the annual clup
luncheon. This is one OF the most I'M
portant meetings OF Lenox cluomen IN the
wear. Because Of the Illness of Or kich-
ard c. Greenleaf, president Of the LenoN
Club. at Lawrence. Long Island, John L.
Parsons presided. David Ly1ig called the
meeting of the Lake Mahkecnac Boating
Club and William Douglas Sloane presided
AZ the meeting Of the Lenox Golf and Ten
MIS- Club With a few changes the former
officers were reelected All Of the clubs
are nourishing The Lake Mahkeenac
Boating Club, with its programme oi water
sports on Saturdays and club teas, has
large following and membership Inc
I.cnoy Golf and Tennis Club has eNpehded
large amount in repairs Of its clubhouse
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STAMFORD
July Sees Resort Life in Full
Swing.

Stamford, n. Y, July 6-The social sea-
son at Stamford opened In earnest this
week with the arrival Of the July visitors
and one Of the pleasantest affairs held here
this season was the formal opening OF the
Country Club, where the members enjoyed
a pleasant repast last Saturday night
The house party given by Mrs. c. E.
Becker at Craig Gowan, her summer home
was one of the most enjoyable affairs held
here this week.
The Human cottage has been leased by
the Misses Begley, of New York, who are
occupying II.
Mr. and Mrs A. @. Reeves and family, OF
Brooklyn, are occupying their handsome
summer home on Kirkner Hill.
The Rexmere the most delightful OF the
Stamford hotels. opened last week, with
one Of the largest opening crowds that has
ever registered there. and there is every
indication that the season at the Rexmere
will be the busiest in its history.
The daily concerts at the Rexmere are
attracting more attention than any mu-
steal programme rendered at Stamford and
will be feature of the season here. Among
the late arrivals are Mrs. f. w. Allyn,
Miss Viola Allyn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schreu-
kusen, Mr. and Mrs. ". B. Cormick, Mr..
and Mrs T Mclaughlin. Miss Gladys Nc
Laughlin, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Droge, Mrs. L. H. Meyer, Miss Henrietta
Meyer Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Goodwin.
Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs F. NJ. Buck, Mount
Vernon; Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Blodgett,
Grand Rapids, Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Byington, Utica; Mr., and Mrs. z. l.. Bar
Nns, Montclair. n. j.; DR.. J. Quitez and
Miss Quitez, Havana, Cuba.
The Atkinson House, another popular
place here, is having a busy week, and the
people who are registered there are enjoy
ing their vacations heartily.
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CATSKILL.

catskill, n. Y. July 6.-The rush to the
Catskills via Catskiu during the last week
has been unusually large. and as result
of the people passing through here and
those who are spending July either al
Catskill or at some of the hamlets on the
outskirts of the village It has been un-
usually lively here since last Saturday and
will be until late In September
The Fourth Of July celebration on Thurs
day attracted a throng Of visitors from
other resorts and proved one Of the most
successful affairs Of the present season.
The celebration at the Grant House and
the annual Greene County invitation
handicap tennis tournament had number
of entries and proved an enjoyable anair'
The entertainment at the Y. NJ. c. A
hall by Miss Glenn Raymond on Tuesday
evening attracted large attendance.
Late arrivals at the Grant House include
Miss C. NJ. Rowe, DR.. and Mrs. j. j. Rosen'
baum, Mrs. selig and son, w. A. Evans
Mrs. D. schwab and child. Mrs. Harper
and son. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cashin. Mr.
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HAINES FALLS.

Haines Falls. y Y. July Sit would be
mighty difficult for summer boarder 70
find more attractive or a more delightful
place for the summer vacation than this
charming village at the head OF the beauti-
full Kaaterskill Glove, and that its beauty is
appreciated is evidenced by the number OF
people who are enjoying their summer cut
ings here and from the different states
and in fact. countries that are repre-
sented.
The Laurel House is entertaining large
crowd, which enjoyed the Fourth Of July
celebration there heartily. Among the peo-
pie who are summering there are Mr.. ana
Mrs A. Keller, Miss Annie Keller and Miss
Maurine Keller of Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs
F. r. Niglutsch Mr. and Mrs Faub, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Gutenberg, Mrs. Karmel, Miss
r. Karmel Mr.. and Mrs. Siegelman. F.
siegelman, Mrs. J. Thomson, !. Irwin and
D. Parker, of New York, and Mr.. and Mrs
Heide, Of Jersey City. n. J.
The Antlers is enjoying very prosperous
season. Among those who are registered
there are Bernie Kerner and Mrs Kellam
Brosnan and son, OF Brooklyn, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. Beckman, o. Adolph Lam
port, Isaac Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jacoby
r. A. Forbes. Max Lundy Benjamin San
ger and Mrs. II. Sanger, of New York
The Vista is entertaining more than the
usual number of people at this season OF
the year. Among the late arrivals there
are Mr. and Mrs. Bolander and son, a
Richmond Hill, Long Island; Otto Ulricn
and J. H. Behnken. Of New York, and MRS
T. Tichenor and Mrs. c. I. Gibson, OF Jer-
reY City. y. ].
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LONG BEACH.

lang Roach. Long Island. July 6-lnde-
nendence Day was observed here VIII"
Yacht races on the channel. 49,
The dancing pavilion is an ideal se''ins
Toy the summer girl and the cro"os oi
Young people who were there on the Fourth
attested to their appreciation. At the Mas
cor there were fireworks and concert oy
Frankos orchestra.
The concert and reception rendered 20
Senior Carlos Madero. father Of the Pres'-
dent Of Mexico. in the lobby OF the Hotel
Nassau. on Monday night, proved 10 oe
ono NJ the society events of the season
Mrs. Benjamin Nicoll, who has spent sew
eral weeks at the Nassau. returned 10 he'
home in Morristown on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs David Wagstan are eA-
pec,ed next week for July and August
Mrs Francis y. Bangs is at the Nassau
for July.
Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Hunt are mere lot
the season and entertained a party Oh
friends on the Fourth.
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SHELTER ISLAND
Water Carnival and Cabaret
Show for independence Week.

Shelter Island. N Y. July 6-lndepen-
dence Day and this week end nave added
zest 10 the activity at this resort. Inc
holiday was celebrated with water car
niyal at the Sihauqua Club In the after
noon and the annual Independence Day
hall AT the Prospect House in the evening
AT the Shelter Island Yacht Club there
were fireworks and all the craft In the
harbor we're illuminated at night.
Tho first OF series of cabaret shows
was held in the new ballroom OF the Pros
pect House last night and met with popu-
ular favor This evening was devoted 10
the regular weekly hop at this hotel ana
the function was largely attended by guests
and cottagers. Tomorrow night Thomas
G.. Austin and his orchestra VIII give
sacred concert in the music room OF the
hotel.
These were the leading features OF a busy
programme. The resorters, however,
found other diversion on the tennis courts
and the golf links OF the Country Club or
In sailboats on the landlocked waters OF
Gardeners Bay. Others played bridge on
the spacious piazzas OF the Prospect House.
All had a good time.
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ELIZA PARK.

Elka Park, n. Y. July 6-Lying to the
south Of Tannersville, overlooking the mag
nifcent Kaaterskill Glove, or. as II has be-
come known in later years, the Grand
CANYON, Elka Park is one Of the most at
tractive sections Of the mountains. and
while because Of the restrictions, 1t has not
grown as rapidly as the neighboring parks,
its cottages are always occupied during
the season.
Mrs Meta Stern and family, Of New
York, are occupying their summer cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Corvan and family,
of New York. are occupying their cottage
here.
Steffen Dieckmann and family and John
Dieckmann, Of East Orange, n j., are &C.
cupying summer cottages here.
John Fegan and family. Of Hoboken'
n. j.. are occupying one Of the cottages
here.
Mr. and Mrs F. W. Fink and family. Of
New York are at their handsome summer
cottage here.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hamann and
family. Of Mount Vernon. are at their
summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hassalacher, who are
among the most prominent summer cot
tagers here. with their family. are at their
beautiful cottage.
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HUNTINGTON, L. I.

Huntington. Long Island. July 6-Undl-
minished. continues the popularity Of this
resort. More yachtsmen and more automo-
bNists are making Il and the Chateau des
Beaux-Arts, now known as the Chateau
Beau Rivage. their rendezvous.
Troopers of Squadron c, Brooklyn
crack cavalry. add an attractive touch to
the resort Their fine pleasure encamp-
ment. adjoining the village, is a typical
country club with military features. These
troopers frequently give exhibitions OF
fancy riding on the lawns at the Chateau
and patronize the Chateau's bathing pavil-
ion.
Recent arrivals at the Chateau Beau Ri
wage are Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Campbell
Miss Carrie a. Ross. f. S. Bergen. John
Biddleston. Robert Van Wyckthorne, MI
md Mrs. c. y. Whitehead. Mr.. and Mrs
Scott 3. sheperd, Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Ged-
nav all NJ New York.
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park. presented to the village by MIS-
Russell Sage, and In the evening OF the
same day there were musical and moving
pictures for the children. On wednesday
there was ball game children's field day
sports. a shepherds dance, OF which Mrs.
z. Y. Backus, OF New York. was directress.
and reception at the Atheneum IN the
evening independence Day was devoted
TO an athletic meet in the afternoon and a
parade OF decorated canoes and fireworks
in the evening Yesterday there was
ball game between the young men and
women, doll carriage parade. automobile
parade, procession of historical floats. fire.
mems tournament and in the evening the
fremen's ball.
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FAR ROCKAWAY.

Far Rockaway, Long Island. July 6.-Dur-
ing the last few days life has been eX-
ceedingly gay at this resort which enjoys
the unique distinction of being part OF the
greater city. The beaches and surf have
been exceedingly popular with those VINO
have tried to escape the excessive neat
For the more energetic ones there nave
been tennis tournaments and dances TO
keep them busy.
Recent arrivals at the Belvedere are: MI
and Mrs. John Farrell, Mrs. ]. Wald ana
family Mrs j. Krock, Mrs. J, Lowenstein'
Mr. and Mrs B. Mallen, Mr. ana Mrs'
Thomas O'Connor. Mrs. F. Heney ana
family, Mr. Amelio Agramonte, Jr, Mrs
Leopold. Mr. j. Sass, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A.
Wilkinson, Mrs. J. ]. Rooney, the Misses
Rooney. Mr. and Mrs. S. Northshield' Mr.
and Mrs. J. p. Duffy, Mr.. William Crosett'
Mr. Robert Crosett. Mr.. John OldmiNoh'
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Crosett, Mt ana N'"
John Williams and Miss NJ o'Mara.
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PATCHOGUE.

Patchogue, Long Island. July Sine sum.
mer colony here is as busy as bees around
a hive. with the South Bay Yacht C!uo
as the hive With yachting on sea ana
baseball and tennis on land all the TO
sorters are exceedingly active.
Recent arrivals at the Laurel House are
Mrs s. Borchardt, Miss NJ. Borchardt' MISS
A Rorchardt, Mr.. A. Borchardt, and Eo"''
Rorchardt. of Brooklyn. Mr.. w l. Wss'
omen. Mr.. D. P Fromm. Mr.. A. II. Meyer
Mr. Jack" Kuhkle. Mr. and Mrs. n u
Stark and family. all of New York; MI
and Mrs c. R. Stilwell. Mr.. and Mrs c l.
pou,,r Mount Vernon: Mr. and Mrs. r
Poulin, Montreal. Can, and Mr. C. a. Nah
Wogenberg, Mr.. Herbert Smithers' 'n
Ralph Skillman.
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RELLPORT.

Rellport. Long Island, July 6,-faenuns
l. the principal diversion of the summs'
colony here since the opening OF the pen
mort Yacht Club last week On Inoepsh'
dence pay there was a spirited race IN 'h0
one design class for the commodores cup
and to-day there was a one design Irsa"
race for the cup presented by Mrs Ffea'
erick Eddy.
Other features announced by the cluo a,s'
JuIv l3 club regatta, all classes; july :"
one design race, cup presented by { L
Osborn. July q. invitation race TO Moriehe,'
Long Island: August 7 to 10, race "esN
~ Great South Bay Yacht Club Racing a.
soeiation. to be held at Babylon. sayyh'.'
patchogue and at Bellport. Long is'A
August "a. club regatta. all c'ss'S
September q Bellport invitation Eaee
three fastest boats Of each one design 80
OF association; September :. snnu3 49,
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PINE HILL.

Pine Hill. y. y, July 6.-There has been
q rush 10 the summer hotels and boarding
houses in this vicinity during the last week
and as a result it is extremely lively here
tonight and has been during sthe entire
week.
Pine Hill had two celebrations during the
last week a circus on Wednesday that at
tracted number of the city visitors and
the Fourth OF July celebration under the
auspices Of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION on Thursday.
The Fourth Of July celebration was an en-
ioyabe event for the people who are sum
mering here. and the baseball game be
tween the local team and the Weingart In
stitute boys was one Of the most closely
contested games ever seen at Pine Hill
Mr. and Mrs II. ?. MurCott and family.
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SAUGERTIES.

saugertes, n. Y. July 6.-With the PEG
ple who are summerIng at Saugerues ana
the unusually large number Of people VINO
spent the Fourth OF July outing and week
end here. Saugerties has been thronged
with yisitors since last Saturday and IN
no place was their presence more hoticeaDle
than at the open air concert gwen ny inc
Snyder Hose Company Band last hish'.
Miss Mary Hassinger. OF New YORK. mas
been spending her summer vacation with
her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Young and ram
fly, Of Brooklyn, are enjoying the season
nj their summer nome here.
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SAG HARROR.

Sag Harbor. Long Island. July 6-All this
week this resort has been enjoying It's Otd
Home Week celebration, which began on
Tuesday and will end tomorrow
The festivities started in Tuesday morn
Ing when Miss Roberta Edeson, daughter
of Robert Edeson. the actor, pulled the
haIyards which flung an American flag TO
the breeze on the main street liberty pole.
This was followed with a ball game in the
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Miss c. Burkham, Miss NJ Burkham, Mrs
w. NJ. Leeds, Mrs. NJ. B. Simms' MISS D
NJ. Dibble. Miss II. Dibble, Mrs. j. c. hay
den. Miss Agnes Sayden, Mrs. Gardner
Rand. Mrs. F. w. Fletcher and F. b. IL
Fletcher, OF New York.
There is a distinguished house list at tne
Curtis Hotel Among the arrivals TOT inc
season are Mr. and Mrs f. P. Smith MIS-
w J. Westcote Miss Katherine w Knapp
Miss Ethel F Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs Adrian
p Herzog Mrs Charles A. Lamont, Mrs
James r. Jesup Mr. and Mrs. PearI
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oNTEoRA CLUB.

onteora Club, n. Y, July 6-scattered
over twenty-five hundred square miles Of
territory in Ulster, Delaware and Greene
counties. there are nearly hundred ham
lets each making some claim TO fame as
a summer resort, where visitors are enter
tanned during July and August. In some
of the resorts the season opens in May.
because the cottage settlements where peo-
pie own or lease summer residences are
the first to receive summer boarders'
Among the larger cottage settlements are
those at Palenvile, Haines Falls, Tanpers-
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RICHFIELD SPRINGS.

Richheld Springs. n. Y, July e.-With the
gayeties incident TO the Fourth past this re-
sort will now settle down TO the usual forms
OF pleasant summer enjoyments The ten
mis- courts in Spring Park are in use each
day and some spirited games are played
and many are practising for the tourna-
r,orts that are soon to come of. Boating
on Canadarago Lake. bathing and hsh'hs'
claim their share Of attention, while long
walks over the nearby hills and horseback
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WATCH HILL.

Watch Hill. R. l.. July 6.-Many visitors
arrived at the Hill In the middle of the
week and are staying over the week end
The Ocean and Watch Hill houses are filled
up and nearly every cottage has It's party
Of guests, so that the resort Is quite as
lively as in midsummer. The dances given
at the Ocean and Watch Hill houses On
the night Of the Fourth brought out a
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,and Mrs. w. V. Yer Bryck. F. F Marshall.
| New York City.
Late arrivals at the Kiskatom Hotel are
Charles Fourier, Miss Lucille Rein, MISS
Esther Cantor J. B. Reyon, Brooklyn: MI
and Mrs O. Seelig. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Michel-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mendelson, MISS
Selma Mendelson and John Anderson, New
York City.
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AN IMPOSING VIEW IN THE cATsklllS

Wight and Miss Wight Miss z. A. Os-
good. Mrs Isabelle Jex, Mrs. Robert
Maclay. Miss Margaret Maclay Miss Fan
ME Johnson. f. s Grew, Miss Resale
Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. James English.
Mrs Gregory Sutton and Miss Helen F.
Chase.