The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
AND MAINE RESORTS
Golfing. Tennis. Riding and
Yachting Keep the Sum-
mcr Visitors Happy.

the week thero have been many new ar
rivals at Lake Sunapee. and the popula r
smuscmcnts SOON to bc gOlfng. tennis.
riding and Yachting Remarkable catches
Of black bass. trout and salmon are stu
being reported, aud this year will be marked
down as the banner one for this sport in
the history Of the lake. swimming is ro-
oclving - lot of attention this year at Gran
lden with l.. {. Dalton of New York M n
special instructor in attendance. swim
ming races under his direction are held
nearly every week
The mems putting contest ut Granliden
was won by Philip Rogers Of Greenfield.
Mass. and in tho ladies' contest Mrs. Roger
Shale. Washington. II. G.. captured first
prize.
DR.. Burt u Harrington and Mr. and Mrs.
= Nanderman Of Brooklyn. y. y O., arrived
during the week and are stopping at Sunapee
liarbor
Miss Sadie Gross man and Miss Harriet
Fschcl of New Norl, are recent arrivals at
the Ben Mere. Sunnpce llnrbor. and VIII
remain for two weeks
MIR and Mrs. j T. Frederick and Miss
Helen Broderick W scheme tady. y. v.
have arrived at Lake Sunapee and will
remain for some "a -.
Mrs II VI. Hoyt. Ne York. IL recent
arrival " no has opened her cottage on Lake
avenue for tho season
MIR and Mrs Irving Putnam and family
have arrived from New York and will occupy
their cottage on Garnet road for the re-
nainder Of the summer Among others
are I Ferrer Martin and j. Dwight Log
gctt of New York Thomas Hollis Of Concord,
Mass. and 7. \. farnum OF Boston. Mass.
The tennis tournamcnt which was one OF
the most interesting and exciting ever held
at Soo-Nip Park WIS won by T. Ferrier
Martin OF New York. with l., VI Waite
paytona. Fla. second
IN the mixed foursome golf match which
was PLAYED on the Soo-Nipi Park course
J. II Knapp. Jr and Miss Elizabeth Knapp.
OF New York, were the Victors. with 7.
Fcrricr Martin and Miss Eleanor Brunn Of
New Work. IA r,lnners-lp
{. J. Cammann of New York hooked u
fine specimen Of salmon rs we'll as beautiful
string Of black bass this week
Mrs , = Stewart. Mrs +. T Draper and
Miss Charlotte Talbot have arrived from
New York. and are occupying the Little
Highland COTTAGE AZ Blodgetts.
Mr. md Mr.. !. \ NcCurdy OF New York
are recent arrivals nj Bodgctts Landing
and ara oocupyin: sun flower Lodge for
-, eral weeks
ny and Mrs Al'on "a Ilita and Mr. and
Mrs G.. ". Norton. Louisville. Ky. COM
posed an auto party who arrived AZ Lake
sunapcc this week and stopped nj 500 ipi
Park
Nr ard Mrs. !. Norton Of south
Orange Y J.. arrived at Granlidcn this
week. whore they vii remain for some
time.
other recent arrivals from New York
include Paul ulzel Miss Niola Hodges
II. l.. IucNcy. Roy . son 7. II Wilson
j. Foster Bowers. Mrs l. \ Reed. Miss
&. Y Abbott &. &. Abbott Mr. and Mrs
l.. &. Smith. H. g. = smith. Mrs \. &.
Poilon. Miss VI " Mcdonald Mrs Clark
u. Hotchkis-. Mrs Almond y Barnes. Miss
dna NJ Barnes. Miss Margare, Barnes
Mis-. \ VI White Miss MAY smith. Frank
". Jackson. Mrs J. Stecher,. Miss u
Fischer. the Rev and Mrs Paul y Strayer.
Mrs. :. '. u. White. {. II. Baker. j. b. Nc
Queen. &. l.. ljppincott. MIR. and Mrs {. u.
Wilder Mr. and Mrs percival T. Hill. the
Misses Gertrude. katherine and Dorothy
Hill. Mir. and Mrs. K. T. Wilson. T. II
GRAY, !. II BeDning. ! n Benning
Jr., Miss NJ V. Evcble. Miss Jane
McNair Mrs s g. Bowman. Miss
Dorothy Bow man. Miss T. l. Preece. c. l.
Baker. Miss q. Hagau. D. II Bartlett, Mrs
J -. CoIrbally. Mrs Henry D. Waters.
John /. Waters, =. + sullivan, Miss Eleanor
sullivan. Dr. and Mrs J. Lowe Dung Miss
Grace Dodge. Mr. and Mrs J.. Daniels
Mrs Charles n. smith. Miss Gertrude Smith
Mir. and Mrs Allen Il Brown. Mr. and Mrs
Leo Pratt Miss Belle Goldsmith Miss Han
nah Goldsmith i i Campbell. MIR and Mrs
j. Kitlingei. Mr.. and Mrs Ralph King,
Miss Harriet Fischel, Miss Sadie Grossman
DR.. and Mrs Burt D. Harrington. Mr. and
Mrs. t. u. Nanderman