New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-15
SARANAC LAKE
A Busy Programme for the Re
sort This Summer.

Saranac Lake, y. Y, June IA busy
programme has been arranged for Sara
nae Lake this summer, and IT includes
baseball. road race and events on the
greens of the Sarsnsc Lake Country Club
in addition 20 several minor affairs. The
road race being arranged for automobiles
wifi be the first race OF its kind ever he'd
in the Adirondacks. and will be over 4
triangular course from Saranac Lake 10
Brighton and Bloomingdae and return 10
starting point, the course 10 be made IN
ten laps, forming q distance Of $50 miles
Baseball veterans are in favor OF having
the village represented by the Boys Club
baseball team, taking the game out ot
the professional ranks and playing IL in
amateur fields. The Boys Club has =
fine team. and public sentiment Ia over
whelmingly in their favor. The Saransc
Lake Country Club has opened its club.
house, on the shore OF Ampersand Bay
and will hold weekly tennis and golf
events, followed by tea served on the clue
verandas
Visitors have been arriving in Sarsnac
Lake ever since the snow first went Of
the ground. but the latest visitor Is the
most novel. A handsome doe deer 90.
peared in Dorsey street early one morning
this week and loped comfortably south
along this thoroughfare until it reached
the Grimmessey cottage, where It turned
to the west, sampled some dne garden
produce and disappeared in the direction
Of the Lower Saranac Lake.
Cottage and camp rentals will bring u
Saranac Lake some former residents anc
many new ones The Pines. the large
Gordon estate east Of the village, has
been rented by j. Insley Blair OF New
York, who has taken possession. The
camp OF w. G. Floyd-Jones on Lower
Saranac Lake has been opened by +. w
Sewall, Of New York, and the Overlook
Cottage on Ampersand Bay is occupied
by T. W. Cressey and family. OF Newark
y. J. On Lower Saranac Lake the Mark
Twain camp has been leased by Myron A.
Wick, of Marion. Penn. and the Donald
son camp on Lage Kiwassa TO w. NJ.
Kendall. Of New York. Among those who
have rented cottages are Mary b. Hart
ley, Of Babylon, Long Island; Miss Mae
Bachrach and w. A. Jeffrey. Of Rev
York; Donald s. Scott. Of Toledo; John
Eberhardt, Of Baltimore, and Charles
Bondi, Of Brooklyn.
The convention Of New York State
Highway Commissioners TO meet in
Malone will come TO Saranac Lake June
% by automobile over the new system of
county roads. Three hundred persons.
commissioners and their friends, are to
come here. have dinner. view the town
and return the same evening TO Malone
This route is the one covered within A
fortnight by State Highway Commissioner
John Carlisle and his board of engineers.
who came 10 the Adirondacks to study
road conditions at first hand. The Saranac
Lake Board OF Trade will have charge Of
the entertainment Of the visitors.
Arrivals Of the week at Riverside Inn
include J. f. Armstrong and Mrs NJ l.
Potter. Worcester Mass; w. c. Russell
Berlin. Wis; Edward Stelman and James
Stcman. Lancaster, Penn: Miss A. L.
ward and Miss g. NJ. Hiscox. Newark,
y. j.; MI and Mrs. +. J. Richards and
Mrs. ]. w. Bennett. Niagara Falls, and
II. Il. Sullivan, Providence.
The Berkeley--Lee Cragmile, II. w.