The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
Saranac Lake.

sAhANAc LAKE. n Y, Aug. s-As the
time Tor the annual flower show and Ad-
Huhuack falr approaches the function as
su"''s greater Importance ON tho summer
programme. Twenty-Five special prizes
nave Deem Offered and the list and amount
~ G'sh prizes offered for flowers and vese-
laoIts Is greater than ever before The
ietreshment committee contemplata s.rv-
ing an Adirondack fapjack supper with
GUIDES as walters. The evening will be
gwen over to dancing and the programme
becomes more lengthy as the time OF the
exhibition draws near.
Ames. who lives on a farm near
ser houhthin' Is having hard work to
keep the deer from eating up his entire
CAT Held. The deer season is now closed
ana Mr' Ames may not lawfully touch the
tfespassefs' Among them is a big buck
Tor which Mr. Ames has been hunting for
the past ten years. His hoofprlnt looks
as large as that of COW and Is always
among the smaller prints Of deer feet
Something over five acres OF the field has
already been stripped by the herd of fiye
or SIX ana Saranac Lake hunters are anx-
lously looking forward to the time when
they may get out their guns and go after
the big buck Of Roger Mountain
The Ladies Guild OF st. Luke's Church
VIII ho!d their annua! summer sale and
fair on the grounds OF Robert Coleman's
residence at 80 Church street on the af.
ternoon OF August IS, There will be booths
with fancy and domestic articles, flowers,
candy and home cooked foods
Mrs J. H. Vincent was hostess to the
Young Ladies Bridge t-'ib this week when
twelve members were present dinner
was served at the Grand Union Hotel. af-
ter which the party went To tho home OF
Mrs j. Is, Beardsley for cards. Mrs r.
Prescott Morse won first prize and Miss
Helen Flint second. Present were Mrs.
Morse Miss Flint, Miss Lulu Flint, Miss
Mabel Parker. Mrs. Dodge. Miss Marie
Callahan, Miss Bessie Brennan. Mrs. T.. L.
Gray. Mrs. Covill Miss Lillian Lynes
Miss Elsie Musselman. Mrs. Beardsley
and Mrs. Vincent.
Miss Mary NJ. Spear visitor In Sara
nae Lake, was tho guest OF honor at a
lawn party given by the Misses Mar
garet and Marie Demers and Helen Bailey
AT the Demers cottage on Riverside Drive
Those present included the Misses Helene
Higgins. Ethel Kraft Viola Kraft Louise
Norman, Ruth LaBounty. Ruth owens,
Ethel Owens, Marion Enright. Anna De-
shane, Dorothy Gould, Eva Bailey, Paul
Inc Bailey. Jeanette Bailey. Alice DEM
ers, Evelyn Mum and Margaret Sage, and
tho Messrs William Blackwell. Frederick
Tousley. Harry Miller. Milton Garner,
George PAsho. Bernard Duffy William
Ryan. Henry Collins. John Norman. Yer
non Jordan, Victor Jordan Archibald
Laurie. Hubert Pennington, Stavo Sta
cone, Russell Demsrs. Leo Demers, Fran
chs Demers. Paul Mum. Frank owen and
Francis Hennsssey
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Swain and
family have returned TO their Lower Sara
nae Lake camp after An automobile trip
to Lake George to witness the boat races
there, Mr.. swain II vice-commodore OF
the Saransc Boat and waterways Club
and an active worker In the annual re-
gatta
Louis Y, Marshall OF New York spent
the week end with his family Mt the
knollwood Club on Lower Saranac Lake.
David Seymour OF Chicago has returned
10 saranac Lake for the summer, Mrs IDA
H. Harmon OF Worcester. Mass, Is also
among tho visitors here FOR the season.