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POLAND SPRING, ME.

POLAND SPRING. Me. July 4-The season
has begun propitiously at this resort and all
three hotels are we'll filled with visitors who
have come hundreds of miles. Quantities
Of fighting bass are taken from the lake
daily. the links are In use every minute OF
the day and with the influx Of visitors to-
day the INNER season may fairly he said
to be in full swing.
Many golfers old and new are out this
year. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ VI. Singer of New
York are seen on the links daily and their
little daughters Catharne and Elizabeth
are taking lessons of the golf instructor
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Gray Of Paterson,
y. j.. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Gar
ret a. Hobart. .lr.. at the Campbell cottage.
Mr. Gray and MIR Hobart have played many
exciting matches recently with W. H. Fol
lett, the Poland Spring amateur. and 4 n.
Fem. the professional champion
Prominent among the equestrians of
iolan Spring are MIR aud Mrs Hugo
Teller OF New York
MIR. and Mrs Benjamin Belt Of New York
are at the Poland Spring House for their
usual long visit. They are accompanied
by Master BENJAMIN Belt. Jr.
Among tho visitors of the last few day.
were Mr. and Mrs Edward Box OF philadel-
phia. who arrived Tuesday at the Poland
Spring House accompanied by William
Curtis Bok and William j. Conlen OF Phil
adelphia and Miss Birdie Hum hrey II
WarsRw y V.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Della mater of New
York and their two children arrived at the
Mansion House Tuesday for an extended
visit.
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SPRING LAKE.

SpRIHG LAKE. y. j., July t-Spring
Lake summer society was well scattered
to-day. While many visitors attended tn"
colo game at the Spring Lake and Sea
Girt Country Club, golf claimed IT'S deVo-
tees, and the Casino tennis courts were
occupied throughout the day,
The coming tennis tournament promises
to he an interesting event. The Casino
Challenge Cup Is tho trophy strven for
Goan Mathey. who once held the cup, Is
expected 20 make try for II this year.
Late arrivals At the New MONMOUTH
include Mr.. and Mrs William Ives
Washhurn. Charles u Simons, Mr.. and
Mrs W. " Gilhlan, Mr. and Mrs. j. ".
Schoonmaker. Albert Palmer Looming, MIR,
And Mrs II. u. FELTON,. \. Sullivant. Mr.,
and Mrs g, A. sherman. Miss A. Town
send and Ross Fargo OF New York.
nose New Workers registered at the
popular Allairc include Mrs F, G. Tobey.
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Louisberry, Mr., and
Mrs. g. Breinlng. Miss NJ, !. Marshall.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Dreey. Mrs \. o. Holland and
Edgar n. Sidman.
Late arrivals ut the New Essex and
Sussex include Mr. and Mrs Harold
Townsend, II. y. Townsend, Mrs. NJ,
Weber Harry II. Bawng, Mr.. and Mrs,
William Tyson Romsine, MIR, and
Mrs G. q. Meeks. Mrs. II. Snow
den Marshall. Miss Jane Hervert, Mr.. and
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WELL KNOWN GOLFERS
! PLAY AT MANCHESTER
Many Enthusiasts Gather for
Tournaments at Famous
~ EkwanOk Links.

MANcursrFR- IN -ruH-MouS1tINs.V VI July
July Fourth coming on Saturday as
sured large entry IN the first golf compe-
tition of the season vt Ekwanok to-day.
This morning the play was handicap
Ia~tah against bogey and this afternoon the
PLAYERS are couteSting in n hest ball four
some handicap. Waiter J Travis Of Garden
City heads the handicap list which includes
two worthy opponents in 4. 4. Martin. the
former Vermont champion. and George W.
Srocker Of the Country Club. Rrookline.
n W. A. Barber. Jr.. Of Princeton can repeat
his performance of n few days ago when he
negotiated Ekwanok in - he should have
little to fear In the competition
Others entered from New York include
James J.. Taylor. Russell Armstrong, ". q
Mcknight. J. l.. Given. l.. II. Malone. George
Orvis, r. H. Rossiter. \. ID. Pratt Paul
Waterman Clark Burnham. r. s Bottome,
Fred G. Bliss and ". =. Truesdell. Mr.
Travis's game ia always closely followed
During the week he has played principally
In foursomes, meeting defeat on Monday
when he and W. Truesdell met Messrs
Martin and Crocker. the match going to
the last green
The rain Of the early week was very
valuable In aiding the work at the course
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Along the Coast, Samoset Rockland Breakwaer. Me.

at Cre.sey'. Point and VIII remain there
Tor the greater part OF the summer
MIR ard Mrs. Edgar Smith and family
Of Elmhurst. l.. |, who have spent many
years at Lake Sunapee, are here and will
remain for the season.
Mrs. William Norris and son OF New York
are occupying the FLYNN cottage al
Blodgetts Landing
Other late arrivals from New York are
Mrs VI. 4. Levine. Miss Frances Levine
Mr. and Mrs, T.. J. Conley. Mr., and Mrs.
+, Il. Pierce and family. Mrs. G.. f. Bliss
J. Horace Bliss. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T.. Max
we'll. Augustus Maxwell. Mrs. r. W. Jackson
Mrs Frances jackson. Miss Helen jackson
Mrs l.. T. Brumm. Miss +. A. Brumm. tyri
Brumm. Miss NJ. 7. O'Donahue. Miss clara
ODonahue. Mrs. c. Wegand. Miss Thekla
Wegand, Mr.. and Mrs. r. h White. Or
and Mrs J R Knapp. Y II Knapp. Jr.
Miss Alice Knapp. Miss T. n Knapp. Mr.
and Mrs A. II. Cassebeer. DR. and Mrs
Donald Macomber. Mr.. and Mrs r +
Macomber. Mr. and Mrs David Wosson
Mr. and Mrs 7. y. Beckel Mrs. c. F. Doane
George 7. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r
Huse. Mr. and Mrs J. G. Schrader.. Mr.
and Mrs. s r Ros. Miss Roa. Mr. and Mrs
T.. g. Ros. Dr. oswaldo Ros. DR.. and Mrs
Robert II Fowler. :. l.. Blood. Mr. and
Mrs. John Haupt. Huyler Haupt. Mrs. L. q
Brewer. Rev. and Mrs. Cortlandt Meyers
Mr. and Mrs A q Ostby and Mr. and Mrs
i. W. Fowler
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ON M0OSEHEAD LAKE.

ktNEo. Moosehead Lake. Me. July 4 --
The Fourth was f,ttingly d sanely cole
brated here to-day with series Of land
and water sports. A rife contest. a creased
pole suspended over the water, log rolling.
exciting canoe races in which VIII to and
Indian guides In picturesque costume
hercely commended, furnished amusement
for the vacatlonists assembled.
The days big event was the opening Of
the clubhouse OF the Moosehead Lake Yacht
Club on Kineo Point. The officers were
aided by Mrs. Thomas Friant OF Grand
Rapids. Mrs. Arthur r. Warning Of New
York. wife OF the commodore Mrs John
Reilly. Jr., OF New York. and Mrs. Ch rles
Martin Clark of Great Neck. T.. ].
After reception and tea in the lower club
rooms OF the picturesque quarters danoi 9
In the upper ballroom filled the afternoon.
The clu e feet has been augmented by
tho Kennywynd H.. fine 40 footer belong
Ing to T.. II. Outbridge OF New York. The
following boats have been put into com
mission during the last few days: Arthur b
Warnings Toneta c. NJ. Clark's Kin nah beh.
John Reilly Jr.'s Biwa. Thomas Friant's
Sprite. the Bitten. belonging TO Robert
Nye OF Springfield: the Clematls and No
Name, owned by Henry She afer Of Potts
villo. Pa. and the Danny. belonging to
Vice Commodore c. A. Conklin OF Atlanta.
Ga
The day closed with fireworks from floats
set out in the big lake. which made splen-
did spectacle. and the first dance Of the
season at the Mount kineo. which was
under the direction OF Lionel ALVIN Of New
York
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OCEAN GROVE.

ocTAH GROVE, N. J.. July Ocean
Grove welcomed the return OF the Rev.
DR.. Aaron r. Ballard president of the
Camp Meeting Association. on Monday
night. Dr. Ballard, who was 80 years
old last Christmas. showed very little ef-
feet OF his long Illness in a New York
hospital.
Judge Tompk.ns OF Nyack. ". Y. was
the Fourth OF July orator nj the exer-
cses here to-day. Municipal officials from
nearby resorts attended the exercises
Among the visitors at Ocean Grove this
week Is the Rev. Or. r. +. Weidner,
president of the Lutheran Theological
School OF Chicago. Kai-Fah Shah, envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary
from China, with Mrs Shah. are familiar
I figures on the boardwalk and at the
Auditorium
The weeks arrivals include Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Miller. w. a Clarke, Mrs. l..
W. Jenny and Miss Lucia c. Jenny OF
New York Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Wright
OF Brooklyn: Mrs. +. w. Moffett of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Holmes and
son of Brooklyn. II. s. Ishan- Of New
York: q. McGuerrin OF New York. and
Mr.. and Mrs y. Brown ~ New York
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AT EDGEMERE, L. I.

EDGIMERK. T.. l.. July 4.-The EdGemers
Club gave its first formal function OF tho
season last night. when the members and
their friends had a very enjoyable dance
The ballroom was tastefuly decorated
The FIRST tournament of the season in
mems singles was held on the new court.
Other tournaments. including women.
singles. mixed doubles and the mems sin
giles for the Lancaster trophy. will be played
later in the season. The Lancaster trophy
is a huge punch bowl OF solid silver and Ia
now on exhibition in tn a clubhouse lobby
The members of the club decided that
weekly auction bridge whist parties WI
De held throughout tho season The frst
Of the series was held on Wednesday o,e-
ming
Last Sunday evening VI. e. Jenkins cays
birthday dinner to some of his friends
in the Edpemere club banquet hall Among
those present were Mrs. W = Edred, Mics
Dorothy Eldred. Mr. and Mrs W. NJ. Smith
W VI, Jenkins Mrs. Rovirs Newman. Mr.
and Mrs. Renito Roveris and Frederick
Hallen.
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were reg i.tered at Hotel Vermont are Mr..

were reg i.tered at Hotel Vermont are Mr..
and Mrs. Newton Of Omaha. Neb.: James
p. Newton Of Sioux City Neb.; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. +. Davidson OF New York city. Mr.. and
Mrs Julian Lauer Of New York city. Thomas
A. Manley and Miss Anna X Manley. Mrs.
Y. W. Whittemore and Mrs. sydney Bwiss.
Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Chamberlain. Fred Cart
man aud A. s. Davis Mrs. W ~. Kemp.
Miss Kemp and J. A. Kemp. DR. and Mrs
Samuel Lloyd and Samuel Lloyd. Jr.. Mr.
sl:.I Mrs. Richard Hahn. Pau! NJ. Hahn and
Mrs. Charles X. Gilbert and Frederic
II. Gilbert of New York city. Mr.. aud
Mrs. VI. V. Hess. Mrs. n. y Gull and
daughter and Virginia Wallis Of Washing
ton. ID. C.. Bishop " Y Mcdowell of Chi
cago. Ill. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wedertnan.
MIR. and Mrs. 7. T.. Mclaughlin and DR..
Edward r.. Green ~ Brooklyn, Mr.. and
Mrs. William +. Henry of Fall River. Mass.
Mrs. James 8. Brown and Miss Alice Brown
of Providence. r. T.. Mrs Edward Thayer.
Miss Ruth Barclay and Mr.. and Mrs Wallace
Ihayer of Pawtucket. Il. I. Mrs. l.. T.
Coleman, j u. Coleman and Mr.. and Mrs
T.. l.. Coleman OF la Crosse. Wis; II. +. Field
of Manila, r. l.. Mr.. and Mrs John Crumb-
ley, John Crumbley. Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter II. Hopping Of Montclair. n. j..
Mrs. John A. Carpenter and Miss Gene
We've Carpenter of Chicago. Ill; r. n.
Rhodes. Mrs. William Rhodes. Miss Myra
Smith. Miss s. Barker and A. II. Starr Of
Cleveland. Ohio.
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FUN AND SPORTS AT
NEW HAMPSHIRE LAKES
Summer Season Starts Mt Anna
pee and Winnipesaukee---
Anglers Get Good Catches.

LAKr SvNApEr. N. H., July THE sum
mcr season at Lake Sunapee has started
and all the hotels are open and doing the
usual amount Of business for this season
of the year A large number OF auto
mobilists have stopped here during the
last week. The weather has been very
favorable during n greater part OF the
week and the fishing continues very good,
several beautiful catches of chinook salmon
having been landed.
Supreme Court Justice Charles T.. Hughes
and family have arrived here and are occu-
plying cottage at Soo-Nipi Park on the
eastern shore of the lake.
Miss Mary Louise Shears OF New York
has been entertaining u party Of friends
at her beautiful cottage at Soo-Nipi Park
DIR. j. u. Nilsen and family OF New York
have opened their cottage for the entire
season. Or. Nilsen has been a constant
visitor at Lake Sunapee for more than a
score Of years.
DR.. John ID. Quackenbos. q. Payn
Ouackenbos and the Misses Margaret and
Katherine Qusckenbos OF New York have
arrived and are occupying their cottage
at Soo-Nipi Park for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ". Cressey OF Los
Angeles. Cal. are occupying their cottaE,
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"a BURLINGTON. VT.

BURLINGTON. Vt, July 20 NJ Wells.
the pilot Of the Pathfinder car Of the
Automobile club of America Of New York
city. was here and il MA ming to make this
pace one of the ternini of the New York
Montreal tour OF the \ &. 4 The tour
starts from New York and goes 10 Montreal
and returns to Burlington by the beautiful
trip through Nh" islands OF Ora d Isle,
The Schwabbscher Saegerhund of Brook
I'm, \. !. about 100 in the party, were in
Burlington saturday. Sunday and Monday.
returning by special tram over the Rutland
road 20 New York Monday afternoon
They visited Ausahlc ohaSm during their
trip.
July and the Murray nm schwahen-
vereln OF New N1rk city have similar
trip. Both parties have headquarters at
Hotel Vermont
Among the tourists OF the past week who
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OF the Bell Telephone Company William
+. Knox, comptroller OF the Bowery Saw
ings Bank of New York. q. Howard
Wolf. secretary OF thu clearing house
section of the American Bankers Assoc
citation. and Arthur Il. Chaplin. president
Of the American Trust Company OF
Boston.
Prof Chester p. Curtis Of 81. Louis
and family have arrived and opened their
summer home. the Curtis.
Capt william ". Parker. u. s NJ. e,
and family have opened their summer
home for the season.
y. r. Risley of New York Is spending
the month Of July with friends.
IT. W. Bosworth, L, V. Holt and r. w.
Hanson of Boston are AZ Little Harhor
for the summer.
f T. Gallien Of New York Z. passing
the summer at Little Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs Joske Smith. Lloyd Smith
and Mrs. I. Mason OF BROOKLYN are
hero for tho month OF July
Mrs. Charles A. Morse IL ~ the Went
worth for the season,
Robert C. Lipsey Of New York Il
visiting friends nj Little Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs, " r. Knox NJ New
York are spending the summer at their
cottage AZ Long Beach.
NJ ]. Klunk OF Philadelphia II visiting
friends for the next two weeks.
William r. Knox OF New York - NJ
the Wentworth for the summer.
Mrs G. e. Shepard of Nv York. Is
spending the week at Little Harhor r-e-
paratory Ia spending the summer Mt
Intervale. y. n.
VI. A. Narsland ~ New York Il spend
ing week with friends at Long Beach
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YORK BEACH FORMALLY OPEN.

YORK BEACH. Me-. July 4.-The formal
opening OF York Beach and York Harbor
occurred last Saturday and every hotel IL
booked heavily. The improvements at the
Gay White Way appeal to the younger
set. Tangoing takes first place In
amusoments. The water Is stil chilly
and few yet venture in.
The York Beach baseball team promises
TO be one OF the fastest In years Several
professional as well as college players are
On tho nine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles r. Wright Of New
York are guests of Mrs Mless parents
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Decatur, at Ogun-
quit.
John Kendrick Bangs. the author. has
opened his summer home at Ogunquit.
Mrs. y. T. Rivers OF Boston has opened
her cottage nj Short Sands Mrs Pattee,
Mrs. Rvers's mother. will soon Join her
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs e. v. Jaeger Of New
York spent a few days at the Beach be
fore continuing their auto trip to Desert
Island. Me.
F. A. Rice Of New York Is spending
the month of July with friends at Long
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles n. Davis. daugh-
ter and maid NJ Bridgeport, Conn. ara at
! the Beach for the season.
f.. r. Moffett of New York city passed
the week end AT the Beach with friends.
e. Leo Scovtl of New York city stopped
ast York Beach Wednesday and Thurs
| dav before leaving for Bar Harbor.
| w Louis Scoves of New York Ia at ths
| Beach for the summer
a. y. Well OF New York passed
! through York and York Harhor Monday
on way TO Bar Harbor
! r. ". Cunningham Of New York Ia
! spending several days with relatives ri
Ogunquit.
| J. Bromley Of Paris is AZ York Harbor
for two weeks before spending tho summer
at Bethlehem. ". w.
| r. J. Bush of New York spent the week
end with friends az the Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. II, Cotton Smith OF Wash
! ington, ID. C.. were at the Beach Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Durham OF New
| York have opened their cottage AT Short
Sands for the summer.
L. T. Stearns of New York Ia NJ th-
Beach for the summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Biddle Of Springfield
Mass. passed through York IIarbor Sun
day on their way to Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leanord Swain OF Pomfret
| Conn, are at the Beach for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs G. X. Orrington Of New
York left the Harbor Saturday for Nort'
Conway, n, "
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EARLY ARRIVALS At RYE BEACH

RYE BEACH. ". H.. July THE large
majority OF the early arrivals here are
wrsterners ST. Louis. Chicago and San
Francisco taking the lead. few New
Workers are also at the beach.
Mrs Ferdinand whitaker Of Brooklyn.
" Y, Is at North Rye Beach for the
summer
Leeds Baroll Of Philadelphia Ia stop
ping with friends for the remainder ~
July.
Mrs. Louis vosburgh NJ Brooklyn, y.
Y. has opened her summer home At Little
Bears Head
Miss Blanche Fisher ~ New York has
Joined her parents at their summer home
At Rye.
George l.. Allen and family of ST. Loui.
have opened their beautiful summer homo
al Aliens corner,
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TIVE WErRs. ~. H., July THE mem
beers Of the colonies around tho lake di-
Vidcd their attention to-day between this
resort and Wolfeboro, where Fourth OF
July celebrations were In order. At each
resort the managers Of the days pro-
gramme left nothing undone that went
to make the day one of real enjoyment to
the small youngsters and the other mem
bers Of his family. There were parades
of horrihles, band concerts and water
sports and fireworks IN the evening
The first OF July finds the summer
visitors AZ the lake increasing by tho
hundred with the arrival OF each train,
and the season will he numbered among
tho hest IN the history Of the lake from
the bookings announced from the lead
Ing hotels and boarding houses.
As usual, the real feature of the VA
cation life is the bass fishing, for which
tho lake ls noted, and large catches are
reported daily,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cameron OF New
York city are AT their summer home
here, where they will remain until Sep
TENDER Mr.. and Mrs. John i. Zebley. who
passed the winter IN Buffalo. N. Y. have
arrived at their summer estate. Nestle
down Farm. for the summer Among the
arrivals at the Boulevard colony are Mr.
and Mrs. Fred ~ Leavitt. their son. DR.
| Pierce Leavitt. and their daughter, Heller
Leavitt of Cambridge, Mass. They will
remain for the summer at their cottage
| Tzours,
! Dr. Daniel Griffin OF Philadelphia 1,
| spending his vacation In the lake region
! Mrs, Clarence HAYWARD OF Pasadena
/ cal, Is touring the lake region. making
| her headquarters at Lakeport Florence
! NJ. Hesley Of New York has been visiting
! friends in the lake region.
Mrs. Lloyd Hayes and party OF friends
| of Washington are enjoying their recre
| alton DAYS at the Hayes estate near Al
ton. Mrs. Walter Avery Of st. Louis Il
the guest Of Councilman Caleb Avery u
his home AT The Weirs. Mrs. Marion
Ely aud family Of Orange, n. j.. hav
arrived at the Bon Bon cottage for thu
summer.
After an extended season In vaudeville
Mr. and Mrs. Art Brock have opene,
their summer home on the lake front
Mrs T.. NJ. Merrill of New York Is 4
Meredith for the season. Mrs. Ellen Alb
bott of Vneland. y. ", is visiting II
! Gilmanton Fraulein Anna Dieberg o
| Orlando. Fla, is at the Oakbirch Inn a
Alton Bay for the season.
The Rev, and Mrs. r. N, Greeley o
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james z Tavlor. chairman NJ the green
committee. is being congratulated on the
work at the seventh. where the old green
was moved bodily 70 u new location. adding
some nifty yards to this famous hole.
The dance programme for the season
st Ekwanok includes one evening each
week Al the gymnasium, where the cot
tagers conduct their subscription parties.
as well as every afternoon and evening in
the Equinox dance parlor The Equinox
House has arranged for special music in
addition to their regular orchestra to nc
oommodatc the dancers. The Misses lIoyt
too are conducting classes for Young and
old at the gymnasium
No less than ten honeymoon couples have
been at the Equinox House during the last
swo weeks OF June. suggesting the title
Haven for Hiding Honcymooners. which
might well be suspended before tho entrance
Ekwsnok Country Club is romantic spot
and many of the uewlyweds proved 20 he
golfers
II was iust Nifty wears Bgo June - that
hrs. Abraham Lincoln engaged apartments
o. the Equinox House for the summer.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Il VI Janney entertained
Mr. aud Mrs. i. 4. Guuther Of New York
and Mr. and Mrs. q. "A Thatcher OF Albany
o. the Equinox House AZ diuner on Monday
evening.
for its first round I'm regular formation fol-
lowing the arrival Of Mr.. Janncy on Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Miner Of New York
we're Al the Miner cottage over last sunday
With Miss Miriam Miner Miss Miner on
tertained CARLYLE Y. Prindle OF New York
and Mr.. and Mrs Y y Dart over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs q. Del Grade Of New York
ere at the Equinox House for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs f.. \ Williams OF Brooklyn
visited Mr. and Mrs James T. Taylor of
Brooklyn n Lon" Pine recently. !, l..
Given OF New York has been with his family
at Miss Blacks cottage during the last
week
hArrivals during the week from New York
include the following who will be at the
Equinox House for the season or several
weeks MIR, and Mrs. George !. Geer. Mr.
and Mrs Charles II Keys, Dr and Mrs.
Dudley lenney. Mr. and Mrs Henry Bre Scr.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. !. Ackerman. Mr. and Mrs.
George n. Humphrey. MIR and Mrs. G, f..
Peck and MIR. and Mrs. 4. W. Lawrence
Z. W. Olney and family arrived early
In the season and opened Emocr. which
they are 10 occupy for the season
3. Previous to the big tournament at Elk
wHnok beginning July ~ many EkWanok
members will be particularly interest ed
In the Vermont State championship. which
will be played over tb- 'Saubanakee course
at Burlington for three days beginning
July %, Ekwanok members are eligible,
and IN fact the championship has been held
by an Fkwanok member every year but
two during the fourteen years since the
association was formed.
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.

ATLANTIC HroHLANDs, " j. July g.
Tho Atlantic Highlands Casino opened for
the season to-day with reception. The
Casino commands n fine view Of the bay
and Ia the popular rendezvous Of yachts
men.
Visitors here are arranging for a push
cart carnival to be given on July Is for
the benefit OF the Presbyterian Church.
The women will be In costume and the
pushcarts will he decorated in the colors
Of many chimes The men will be dressed
as pedlers The parade will he held In a
vacant lot in Ocean boulevard. overlook
ing the lower bay.
Among the attractions will be japanese
tea garden, gypsy encampment, a
Chinese laundry. an Indian basket vender
and various Tefreshment booths
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Mrs. Fl. p Smith. q. Garmbrook. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. n Cir, Mrs. Charles A Ash
burne. Mrs Howard A. Hopping. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pau, Bayre and A. Il. Cotter OF
New York.
New Workers registered at the Break
ers include Benjamin NJ Disbrow. Miss
Josephine l.. Dlsbrow. Miss Y. Il. Jen-
nlnGs, Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Allen.
John H. Kinderine. Miss Jane Herbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Graham. Mrs. II. F.
Stout. Mrs. william Church Osborn, q.
Hughes Miss 4. Parke Miss !. Baldwin.
Dr Lewis y. Anderson. Mrs. w. =. Chap
man and X. w McGraw of Brooklyn.
Tho weeks arrivals NJ the Shoreham
include Mrs. Il. r. DasPassos. Mr.. and
Mrs. James F. Flynn and Frank l.. Flynn
OF New York.