The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
MANY new WORKERS
IN WHITE MOUNTAINS
Early Season Guests Celebrate
National NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of Cottage Colonies Arrive.

Nure MorNrNtNs. y. II. July -
Despite the spreading ctusadvs for noise
..ss celebrations on the Fourth OF July
there are always the sounds OF the tor
.,d, uI tine rrecrackrr rcsoundiug
throughout the land. and to many folk
sac Fourth OF July comes as a fitting eli
mN. and nerves already strained to
breaking point succumb to this last
straw which explains the general exodus
from town during the week preceding the
Fourth Every one who can leave the
hot -I'oIked bricks and stones for the
-u.. -.'Dn ~ mountain heights and the
Dur ..E ot Ia, brooks does so. and the
influx H' summer visitors to the White
Mountains Is always marked at this sea-
sE
IL must rot be thought that country
Tolls are NOT patriotic enough Ia cele-
l,at The small town can give cards
and spades t. the city when II comes to
gIgy. ut.ult'rat,d noise. for the roa-
u 81. cannon rcyerberdting through the
...ls. tine spit ~ the Roman candle the
aIccato OF The torpedo and the swapping
I'd. .u" urocrac,,r ocno through the val
ltlS 'ui uuJud back like noisy boom
Itu-s from tI' wall OF the hills. while
30 '''' +H. tine ringing Of church and
s. no. bells. blowing OF fish horns and
N"t other Noise that the inventive
" ,Hr small boy can conceive are
hra.4 10 uHWsitNdh.c din. Somehow, it
H'. ."' seem as nerve rHrkiug as usual
4rI 'I' is usually tempted To buy a few
houu.hurs and join the fun
Il."r are the Inevitable baseball
gam Iu all the mountain towns and
lsIttf ball IN the evening, while the
sua4a. school children have plcnics in
Convenient groves and the city folk are
usually planning something in the way
% motor trip with a luncheon al
tf,s-' % cool green woods and plenty OF
isiEas1.Es drinks in thermos bottles to
mdh. them forget how warm is.
IAe opening of the Mount Washington
Hotei AZ BRETON Woods on July 6
MI mark tho opening of the social sea-
son u the White Hills. There are sew
En-" prospective guests at the Mount
F.eas'a. House for the early season,
S"o VIII be found at the Mount Wash
li-'1n 1fier this week, including DR.. and
Ms ]. Blake White. Mr.. and Mrs. Max
IAiman Of Havana, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Jones oi Baltimore. DR.. Huntington Rich
aTdS or the Plaza, New York, and others
,lc'udlns Henry McHarg Davenport of
ne" lork, crack tennis player who
VIA set hlga standard for Breton
N--'s nl1Fers TO follow this season.
me Mount Pleasant has entertained
ni'hy notable society persons during the
past week, including Mrs. j. Nicholas
Brown Of Newport and her young son,
Nl~.er John Nicholas Brown, for 80 long
'""eI as the richest baby" Others
M","rns through en- route for Whitefleld,
'NN.ie Notch and Colebrook included Mr..
tnd Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell of
Washington, Mr. and Mrs. A. Murray
lo4ng Mrs. Charles II. Craven, Edgar
trdv,n, Reginald Jaffray. Major w. Bar
or, ", L. scar.es and $. S. Burnham, all
OF New York
N"Nesbrre Pa. have spent a week at
W7 Mount Pleasant with a party OF
friends and are returning August / to
spend The season AT the Mount Washing
oh' accompanied by Mrs Coynlngham's
mo,Her' Mrs. j. Hood Wright OF New
York
Admiral and Mrs Upshur returned this
NveA TO the Crawford House in Crawford
notch whore they VIII spend the entire
season. William Barron. Jr.. sailed
'O' Europe last Monday. where he Will
s"nd the summer with friends in travel
v' Tie Continent. lie was president OF
Ir class OF 1914 at Harvard University.
Mf and Mrs Harry Barron of the Twin
"o1H.an House have the youngest guest
n the NILS a little daughter born in June,
anne Barron has arrived from New York
HI t.o summer with them AT the
'"u Mr. and Mrs. Charles IL. Studn
'.' 0'n.y OF New York arrived at the
'".' uu Monday for tho season
charles IL Dauagh OF New York
."s i'dr record catches of speckled trout
W' season IN the Ammonoosuc River,
""f tAu5 ans where he is spending the
sOu
Tine ihlcrynlc House opened formally on
N."'.. although large party OF
N''- T,mpldrs from Portland, Ne.
'N' week end there with their band
'' '.l" sd some of the delightful motor
"'ta 100 Oh" vicinity.
J+u's Schouler, the eminent his
"''' "',u Mrs. Schouler will pass the
's usual at his villa in the pines
'a.' vale, and Miss Marian Weston Cot
.. Ne" York. who Is at sylvia of the
40 lutcrvale, is entertaining Miss
''"' 1,.I Mason OF Washington for the
y. Vail, president of the
Telephone and Telegraph Com
H.. been at the Fabyan House In
- b."ale cur thus week with party OF
- '-, 'u route for his country home
4 !" I'r'puvlle, Vt. a few miles below
s " II, Mr. VAN is a frequent
vs. -'r 80 Fabvans during the summer
motoring oyeer with guests for
'"T o. ul' celebrated dinners.
~" p Top House on the summit Qi
'"u'' Washington 10 open for the season
,,n ac'n under the management of Mlsl
'..N Nho has spent 80 many
~uwnil The first train