The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-16
Upper Saranac Lake.

UPPER SARANAc LAKE, n. Y, Aug 10
Interest In coming events on the Upper
Saranac Lake centres In the annual Up
per Saranac carnival, which will take
place at Saranac Inn on Friday and sat
urday. August 21 and 90. when the fast
est displacement boats afoat on the Sar.
anac waters will compete to determine
speed honors and when the race between
the guides will also take place.
The Upper Saranac carnival has d.-
veloped In interest and number OF fea.
lures. until this year II has become
necessary to make the programme a two
days carnival. Friday. the opening day
will have a sailboat race and the motor
boat races will also take place. There
will be n bang and go back race open n
all boats. followed by other motor boat
races. In which the entries will he class'-
fled as TO power speed. &c The Eagle.
the winner of the premier event OF the
last several seasons. IL again In racing
trim This boat Is owned by Henry
Graves. Jr., and this year II likely 20 have
race against the Babette the Henry
Goldman boat, which IN showing better
form than usual. II Is also intlmated tha'
dark horse will enter in the preme-
event The boats OF this class are ~
200 horsepower or better.
The programme for the second dav In
cludes swimming events. canoe events
creased pole and other contests, with a
visions open to campers and guests anu
other divisions open to all. The guides
race has been arranged for the seoon1
day and Is attracting considerable alton
ton as affording sportsmen and 'her
guides an opportunity to settle the cues
ton OF who liz the fastest rowing gude
on the lake. For this event there is
purse OF s35 and II Is indicated that ne
respective guides are going to be hacktd
heavily by their sportsmen. As inc
event Is open TO all there Is much spe'u'
lation over who will be attracted from
other Adirondack waters 10 enter the event
There Is also n creased pole contest "pr.
to all. for which purse OF $50 is offered
There was a dance on the water "h
Friday night, when twenty-five Cnui"
from Saranac Inn made a tour 10Y lHr
lake on a barge towed by the Loon
The barge was decorated and l.r''r
with Chinese lanterns, and there N''
music by the Saranac Inn orchestra h''
treatments were also served on boI.I
William II. Boulton, Jr, Miss J. ',N'
Boulton Miss Witherhe and j. q lI'
have Joined the house party at tho rMP
of Mr. and Mrs. William y, Boul'on
Automobile parties who are n I'.F
their headquarters Mt Saranac Inn iNc'u.r.
Mr. and Mrs. s. j. Warren and d7g-"'.'
New York Mr. and Mrs +. j. l0u1r'
ana lnt Misses lfHuUl'rt, AtllN''I'. '''.
and Mrs T.. II osborne ana the -
Osborne. Catskill: DR. and Mrs. W
Baker and Mr. and Mrs, Anthony. Jos
ton.
Miss A. I. Griffith OF New York ne
guest OF Mrs, A. X. Luke: T. w a.. .'''
OF New York has Joined Mrs D-."N'
and son for the remainder of the -"f +'0
Miss Martha q. Post Of Baltiw''' "''
Joined her brother \. II s. Post
Other arrivals at saranac Inn ! c. 90
' Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Macdonald. VI.
and Mrs. Thomas T., Heddon, s..
Grosvenor, Miss Dearborue Mrs VI
Hall Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Churr WI
and Mrs. John L. Rowe, Mrs I','.
Mr.. Lcahy, New York; Nj, and NJ.
Walter &, Butler, Mr., aud Mrs, a.
llngton Boyle. Utica Dr. end
Thomas r. Brown and Miss Rr'"
Baltimore Mr. and Mrs e. g h'.',
and son and Mr., and Mrs. c, W. Ei'a'"
Albany.