New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27

T. L. Kenney. Mrs. John Francis Iaw-
ger. Miss Isabelle Mcdonald and Mrs.
Theodore Connolly, of New York.
Additions to the camp and cottage
COLONY at Whiteface Inn include Mrs.
Z. +. Droop and Miss Droop, who have
taken Camp Red Fox; Mrs. {. b. Jihne
and children. who have taken Over
brook Cottage, and Mr.. and Mrs. W. a.
O'Conror. Of New York. who nave leased
Camp OStenola.
Frank Regain. of the Florida East
Coast system, who has arrived at
Whiteface Inn. has taken the position
Of room clerk there.
New York arrivals at Whitefacc Inn
include Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cardwcll
Baird, Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Amdon, Mrs.
s. O. Amidon, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Coolidge. Mr. ard Mrs +. +. Miller.
To days arrivals at the Stevens
House include a large party. composed
Of the Chorale St. Niatcur D'Outre-
mont, c. Montreal.
Miss Pauline Fredericks, the actress,
accompanied by her mother, was
among those reaching the Stevens
House.
H. II. Blair, Of Bayside, L. l., who
was among the arrivals here, will lease
cottage and be joined by his family.
The Paradox, Jr., cottage at the
stevens House has been leased by Mr..
and Mrs. 4. Na.liti, Of New York.
William J. McConvill and his mother,
Mrs. c. McConyill. will arrive at the
stevens House July !.
Among those from New York reaching
the Stevens House this week were Mrs.
Willis Hoyt, 4 G. Hoyt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Fraser, George Coon, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Slattery, Mrs. VI. Slattery.
Camp Vera, at Northwoods Inn, Is
being built for the use Of Judge !. a.
Leahy and his family.
MIS- Anna Shields and her sister,
Mrs. Julia L. McTernan, of New York,
will arrive soon at the NorthwoodS Inn
for their eighth season there.
Arrivals from New York at other
Lake Placid hotels include Nh and
Mrs. J. ). SEeehan at Lakeside Inn, Dr..
Stewart Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Wilson at the Pines and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Heyc at the Belmont.
E!i.abcthtown. \. Y, June 26.-Fish-
ing has ceased to be pastime here; it
is a habit. Everyone fishes and all have
good luck. Nor is it necessary 10 20
outside the village. From the bridge
across the Little Bouquet River in the
center of the village Ernest +. Smith
landed a spcckled trout measuring
eighteen inches and weighing two and
onc-half pounds.
Trips to Little Pond have yielded
strings of bass of good size which have
been made by Lewis P. Evans, of New
York, who has a cottage here for the
season. and by his brother. Wiley
Evans. also of New York, who is here
for his annual visit
Henry S. Duncan, proprietor Of the
Windsor Hotel, is among the enthusl-
tic fishermen whose endeavors have
been rewarded. Mr.. Duncan took a
good mess Of trout in few hours early
in the week.
DR.. Albert A. Wheelock, who is
spending the summer at beers Head
Inn, has excellent luck upon several
fishing expeditions he has made. Ben
jamin F. &etson, proprietor of beers
Head Inn, has also made a number OF
good catches.
Some of the best catches of bass
brought in were those taken by Lewis
p. Evans and his brother, Wiley W.
the summer here.
There is q movement among the
members Of the summer colony here
for the organization of a permanent
association for the conservation of the
natural resources of the locality, and
it is probable that meeting will soon
be held for the purpose. 1t is planned
to prevent tree cutting, loss from forest
fires and the erection of unsightly
advertisements along the highway.
Campers are being cautioned against
the careless use Of matches and TO see
that stubs of cigars and cigarettes are
thoroughly eXtinguished before they
are thrown aside.
Miss Eleanor Goss, star athlete of
Vassar College, is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. William VI. Kingsley, of New
York, at their cottage in the Balsams
colony, until the arrival of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright D. Goss, who will
open their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Sprague Terry, of
Montclair. y. j., who have arrived at
their cottage at the Balsams, have
their automobile here, and Mrs. Terry
headed party making the trip TO Lake
Placid early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Munroe and
II. X. Hayes, of New York, have estab-
lished themselves for the summer at
Harmoldick, their camp on the summit
of Simonds Mountain.
Judge Charles II. Kelby arrived yes
terday with his family and has opened
Sunny Lawn in the centre OF the viii
lage, where they will spend the sum-
mer.
Clifford Carleton and family have
arrived and opened Juniper Lodge.
their summer place in the Balsams
colony.
Mrs. c. A. Vaughan, who is at her
cottage near the Cobble Hill golf links,
will be joined there by Mr.. Vaughan.
David Ludlam has opened his cottage.
The golf players have been employ
ing their time on the course of the
Cobble Hill club, where good scores
have been made by George II. Siege,
of Brooklyn, who recently arrived with
his family at the Windsor Hotel; John
G.. Bryce. who is spending his tenth
season there; Lewis P. Evans, his
brother, Wiley W. Evans, and others
from New York
Recent rains have served to help
road conditions and reports received
daily at the inform .tion bureau at the
Windsor show that the highways for
miles about ElizabethtOwn are in good
shape.
MIR. and Mrs. 6. A. Demarest and DR..
and Mrs. c. o. Judkins were members
of one of the automobile parties re-
Gently reaching the Windsor. Other
New York arrivals there include Mr..
and Mrs. p. w. Ward and child, Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. Spoor, r. Hogg, jr., and