The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
MOUNTAIN CLIMBING
AT LAKE PLACID
Popular Among Visitors at Re-
sort-Summcr Colony Rap
idly Filling.

LAKE PLACID y Y, July - The an.
proach Of the Fourth at this mountain ~.
treat was slgnsilzed by tho return .f ,n
unusual number ~ tho campers and no'o
visitors anxious to escape the noise IN the
cites The result is that the summer col.
ony is now rapidly approaching ij- m.
summer strength and Lake Placid Is Ia.
ginning to look more like Itself
Victor Herbert who was among 'r
early arrivals Of tho week is "a cam
Joyland with his family. is Apparently n
better health than before his recent onc..
alton for appendicitis and viii devote HE
stay here largely to the completion g
the score for Tho Dchutauto." i'm winch
Miss Hazel Dawn Will appear in S,p,cn.
Der
\. J. Reach. the veteran baseball man
who is back from n trip 10 the city. has
taken up golf again with renewed ror
and Is on the Links daily.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hun ~ New YORK
are recent additions TO the house party %
Harry r Hull vlce-commodorc or the
Lake Placid Yacht Club. at hts camp.
brentwood. at the head Of Lake Placid
Kenneth Hull. who VIII come up ON July 2.
is much interested in INCORPORATING and
will have two boats In the coming races
The annual meeting Of tho Yacht club
will take place at the clubhouse on m.
shore Of Lake Placid on July "a Conmo-
doro William n. Lyman reached camp
this week accompanied by Mrs Lyman
and Miss Katherine Chamberlain after a
motor trip through Vermont and Masss-
chusetts.
Cyrus SulzberCer, who was among tho
arrivals from New York, has opened the
Norton camp, which he has leased for
the season.
DR. II. NJ Bookman has arrived at the
Billings cottage and II, NJ Rau has opened
his camp on Lake Placid.
John II. Prall of New York has opened
Echo Lodge and :. H. Wolf and fam
lily OF New York are Al Breezy Point
on Lake Placid.
Ramon c. Mendoza and family Of Hav-
ana have opened their cottage on Wood.
| land Terrace.
Francis skunk Brown and sm1ct
| Humphrey are campers who have re-
turned with their families to their summer
places on Lake Placid
Hawk Island. formerly tho summer
place OF the labc Bishop Henry Goldman
Potter, has been opened 10y the present
owner. l.. e. Fuller, who VIII spend Tire
summer there with his family.
There is much rejoicing aWonE ri
lovers of fishing over the fact l.f
through the efforts Of =. PAU Stevens
about 10000 trout fry have been r,sru..
! Y,1. nt.,I tV LIB 49,
Of these are brook trout thr rcmI.
being lake trout They are an 0HS
| young fish from one Of tine J.. .'
hatchcries. Last season about
trout fry were planted In this lJs,,
ing II one of the b 81 stocked lakes F." i."
Adironddcks
Mountain climbing Is popular -"'.-
tho visitors at the hotels and NJ u't VI
! X. j. Fawcett, who are a. tine ~.''.''
House, early in the week made 'nn s
OF Mount Whitcfaco, Mr. and M .
! parl ng, who ars' on q hike tnrHNHN
mountains, made headquartcre N '.H
hotel while here.
Included in one OF the motor H'
reaching the Stevens lIous" Vyr. Mr.
Mrs W. A. Russell and Fran, 4, .'e..
of Yonllrrs. New York arrivals I' ''
hotel include the Rev. + Joseph h'
g. H. McComber. Mrs, Charles & g.
and Mr.. and Mrs l.. T.. Hoy.
NJ b. Marshall who recently "'. ~
from the Hotel Iiargrave N'W N"' W
the Grand View Hotel, has been -" N'l
his cousin. Mrs George Wh"'''r
York arrivals at the Grand View IN
MIR and Mrs. Edward Hess, Mr. and h.''
T.. : LOWS. Mrs r. Barth NJ "nl
Uri Tracy and Commander and Nj
, Lyon,
Visitors at Northwoods Inn ar' '
much time to boating, motoring and '".
tain parties Arrivals there Include ~
MJphy. A. 9. Wagner. Miss lt'H'h'
Zknaud George Ray aud Joss" j.
fnu .tr
! Mrs David s. Brown Of Soc ST."
yher son and daughter and her fH.., "
I Oberndorfer. has returned to tho ben''N-