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Auto Truck ENpl'S
Smyrna and Wilmington

Round Trips every Tuesday = 49, p, :
and Friday. Leave Smyrna at p.
turning, leave Wilmington az Awe 81
Stop anywhere along route to rev. a
liver fruit. produce, etc. 10 HorS
Special attention to moviIIn I'M.
Goods within a radius of 60 mites
Phone llA-2-Smyrna
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There is much interest in golf both
among sojourners at Westport Inn and
the cottagers. Justice Cohalan OF New
York. who has returned with his family
to occupy one Of the village cottages. is
on the links daily. Players at Westport
Inn who are making good scores are DR..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Bergamini. Capt Charles
Weir and John Labou!sse.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Pruyr, Jr.. of New
York, who are recent arrivals. are spend
ing their honeymoon at the Stewart cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph HARRISON Of Pitts
burg, who will arrive on Monday, have
leased for the season Beech HILL" one
Of the most attractive places here. They
will be accompanied by Mrs Harbison's
brother. Erdman Harris OF Princeton.
Among recent arrivals from New
York is Russell Whitehead. editor OF the
Architectural Record. who will spend the
season here. Mr.. Whitehead is consult
ing engineer for William r Nash OF New
York in the extensive work now going
on at the latters place, Skenewood.
The recent arrivals at westport Inn
include Lieut.. B. r. Redmond. U. s. A..
who has arrived for a stay OF several
weeks.
Mrs. J. D. Hogan and Miss NJ. L. Ho-
gan Of New York are spending several
weeks at westport Inn.
NJ. and Mrs Leroy Clark and family
Of New York are at Westport Inn for a
fortnight.
Among others from New York recently
arrived at Westport Inn are Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles T.. Merrill. who will re-
main for the season; Mrs. Mary Hub
hard. Miss Hubbard. Miss Miller. M!si
E Marguerite Benjamin. Mr.. and Mrs
w. NJ Eimball. Mr.. and Mrs. J. N
Townsend.
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presentation OF the piano and viola
sonata or suite for which Mrs, Coo
lidge has offered a prize Of $1,000.
Twenty manuscripts have been re-
ceived in the competition.
The Maplewood in Pittsheld was
filled for the holiday. There was a
dance on the night OF the Fourth and
concert and dance tonight Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Park Logan, who are
at the Msplewood, have been enter
tanning guests for the holidays. Capt
and Mrs. Alfred Arson OF New York
have been passing the week at the
hotel. Arriving were Mrs. D. S. FL
lott, Miss Dorothy Elliott, Mrs. A. NJ.
Hewett, Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph C. Jack
son, Jr.. OF New York, Mrs. George Ely
and Miss Hansell of Crawford, n. J.,
Mrs. c. F. Quincy, Miss Quincy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence H. Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
F. Coulter. Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Hoyt, Mrs. George Thomson, Mrs
George Richards. Mrs. Rogers Clarke
OF New York. Rev. and Mrs. Franklin
B. Dwight Of Morristown. n. J., Ma or
and Mrs. E. V. Preston and Miss Eve
lyn Preston OF Hartford. Conn.,, Mr.
and Mrs. William Power and Miss c.
r. Power Of Plainheld, n. J.
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Aviation at WeStpOrt

WEsrPoRr ON LAKE CHAMPLArN, July
o.-lf applications now before the mill
tary and naval authorities are granted
Westport will this season become an
aviation centre, and It Is probable the
first civilian flight will be made by
young woman member of the summer
colony, Miss Virginia Norman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN ]. Wor-
man Of New York and westport. By
arrangement with the commanding Off
Ger at the Plattsburg junior camp, where
half dozen airplanes will this season
be located, landing place has been
provided on the Westport golf links and
daily flights between Plattsburg and
Westport will soon be effective.
1t is expected the Navy Department
will grant the request Of tho Westport
Yacht Club for the presence OF a sea-
plane at the annual regatta. and provi-
Northwest harbor. before Westport Inn.
The aid of Congressman Bertrand II.
Smell OF this district has been asked by
the yacht club officers.
Miss Norman. whose ambition to be
the frst young woman OF the summer
colony to mako an air flight. has the in
dorsement of the yacht club officers. is
athletic and Is much interested in all
forms Of outdoor sports.
one OF the most notaDie features IN
connection with the improvements on
, the big estates in this vicinity this sea
son Is the clever construction OF a la
COON on the shore Of the estate of Mrs.
II. NJ Barksdale of Wilmington, Del,
where many thousands OF dollars have
been spent BY blasting away neck
OF rock tho waters OF Lake Champlain
inundated a former quarry. making the
resultant lagoon one OF the most at
tractive features for miles along the
| shore
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Alexander Bay Activities

Mrs. William r. Dewart, Commodore
and Mrs. Thomas II. Wheeler, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Graham Miles, George S. Has
brouck, Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Jenney. Com
modore and Mrs. T. a. Gillespie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edison Bradley OF New York Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander r. Peacock Of Pitts
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. Avian X. Narkle of
Hazleton. Pa Mrs ]. Norris Oliphant,
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles d. Rafferty,, Earl
Fenton Hayden. Mrs Emma Flower
Taylor.
Many new members have recently
been elected to the Thousand Islands
Yacht Club, including Frederick Court
land Penfeld OF New York. Alvan n.
Markle of Hazleton. Pa George T. Full
FORD OF Brockville. Ontario; Mrs Abbis
{. Remington OF WATERFOWL Charles r.
johnson OF New York. Charles D. Sayre
OF Brooklyn, William T. Dewart of New
York. Roy F. McFarliu OF Winter Haven.
Fla: Ralph ". Strassburger of Gwynedd
Valley, Ia. Henry b. Anderson and Ed
ward Noble of New York The newly
elected associate members are &C. d. C.
Markle OF Hazleton. Pa Hon. Elon II.
Brown OF Watertown. DR.. Edward A.
Pitcairn OF Pittsburg. Earl Fenton Hay
den OF New York. ]. I-arocque Anderson
OF Portchester, Robert 2. Noble of New
York and L. L. Brigham OF Florence
Villa, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs d. ". Critics of Montreal
are registered at the Thousand Islands
House. Other prominent persons at tho
Thousand Islands House include Misses
j. and Georgia Winant OF Newark, Mr..
ana Mrs. Raymond r OConneli Of Ma
maroneck Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Ro-
gan OF Rufalo. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Drake, Master Donald Drake OF New
ark Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. s. Tuckerman
OF Ottawa. Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Studley.
Misses Marion, Katherine and Law
renee Studley of New York
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Carnival at Saranac Lake

idling In a shady pool in a brook he
crossed. This time Il was a safety pin
and worm that did the trick. at
tached to a piece OF string. The trout,
which made mighty good eating, meas
ured ten inches.
A wedding OF interest to members of
the summer colony here vas that OF Miss
Marion Hogan. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John r Hogan, TO Capt. Alexander
Frances Rath of Baltimore was brides
maid and Lieut. Karl L. Hamilton of
Philadelphia, who was IN tho overseas
service with Capt Grambling. was best
man.
One OF the most enjoyable events of
the week was the annual banquet OF the
Alumni Association OF the Saranac
Lake High School. which was Monday
evening at Saranac Inn. on the Upper
Ssranac Lake.
Members OF the Board OF Trade and
OF the Adirondack Good Roads Associa-
ton are interested In a movement to
help finance the work OF routing the
Roosevelt Memorial highway through
saranac Lake, Largely through the eff
forts of Z. r. Stonaker. president OF the
Adirondack Good Roads Association, this
motor highway. which is to extend from
Portland. Ore. to Portland. Me, will
pass through the heart of tho Adiron-
dacks. rather than across the northern
boundary from Malone to Plattsburg
via Chateaugay as originally proposed
Mrs. Tessie Goodwin and son OF New
York are at the knight Cottage. 4 Park
avenue.
Mrs K p. Ellis Of Montclair has ar
rived for the season at IS Park avenue.
Robert Dullea of Morristpwn. n. j.
Is the guest OF his sister. Mrs T. +
Finnegar, II Riverside Drive
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Bigger Links for Paul Smiths

como about the middle Of the month for
the remainder OF the season.
DR.. McDougall will arrive from Mon
teal with his family about July 7.
Or. and Mrs. Marvin will have with
them this season at camp the latters
sister. Miss Ruth Carroll. who has re-
Gently returned from Red Cross work
overseas.
A few new speed boats will be placed
In commission this season. One OF the
first. to take the water is that owned by
owen Mason OF Cleveland. who is in
camp on the lower st. Regis.
William G. Rockefeller 10 at the
Rockefeller camp, on Bay Pond. Mr..
and Mrs. William Rockefeller, who have
been there. have returned to the city
The upper st, Regis camp OF George
Fl. Earle OF Philadelphia will be occu-
pied This season by his daughter and her
hurband. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mather,
OF BIyn Mawr. They will come about
July 10. and Lawrence Beggs and chill
dreR OF Philadelphia. arriving about the
same time, will occupy Mr.. Earles Spit
fire Lake camp.
The Crawford camp on Osgood Lake
has been leased for the season by Mrs.
+. A. Vallandringham OF Chestnut Hill.
Mass. who is now here.
the guest of Mrs. Craig Lippincott OF
Philadelphia at the latters camp. on
OsGood Lake.
Among cottagers at Paul Smiths re-
Gently arrived is Lieut.. Preston Gibson
playwright. and his brother, Richard
Gibson. who recently came from New
port and will remain for the season
Later they will be Joined by their cousin
Ben All Hasgin. Lieut. Gibson. who
wears the Croix de Guerre for distln-
guished service overseas, Is a nephew
of Chief Justice White Of the Supreme
| Court
DIR. George Fales Baker OF Philadel-
rhia. who recently arrived with Mrs
Baker at their cottage, at Paul Smiths
has been meeting with some exceptional
success at trout fishing.
Mira John Meyer Kort and John Kor,
of New York are at Paul Smiths for th'
season Eugene M. Travis, State CON-
troller, was among those reaching Pau
Smiths on motor tours OF the noun
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POLAND SPRING, ME.

POLAND SPRING. Me, July with
many on the golf links and the lawns
and groves about Poland in fine condi-
tion. scores Of old time sojourners are
returning daily. The ballroom IL tho
scene of gay gatherings every evening,
and all aspects Of the resort give tho
Impression of an unusual season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preutiss CARMEL OF Al
bany, lTentiss CARMEL. Jr.. L. Bradley
and John r CARMEL are tho guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. \. Bradley of Mont
clair. y. j.. at the Poland Spring House
this week.
n. Alan Petit Of New York will be
here soon for an extended visit He
will be accompanied by Fleming Ewing,
James A Meade and James \. Meade,
Jr.. all OF New York
S. u. Stinson OF Philadelphia and II.
b. Dillehunt Of Baltimore brought nns
string OF twelve bass to the hotel on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Kiitz of Now
York and their daughter. Miss Florenss
Klitz. who were here last season, re-
| turned again this week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Strongman of
New York are spending a few days here
on their way TO K!nCo.
! Al the Mansion House are Miss Grace
Abrams OF New York and Mrs. Alice
| Hamilton. who are we'll remembered as
guests OF other seasons.
Mrs Washington Din OF New York
and tho Misses ]. II. and NJ. A. Din are
at the Poland Spring House for a few
weeks Later they will 30 to K!neo.
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SARANAo LAKE, n. Y, July 5.-The
climax of the season In the Adlrondacks
will be attained in Saranac Lakes mid
summer carnival and sportsmen's show,
to which an entire week early in Au-
gust Is to be devoted. Charles II. Gold
smith. secretary OF the Board OF Trade,
is also secretary OF the Carnival Com
mittee. which includes William Morris,
chairman: c. NJ. Palmer, George l..
Starks, E. r. Stonaker. w. c. Leonard,
William Minshull. J. J. O'Connell. +. L.
Kendall, Louis Kernochan, J. C. Nor
gan, Eddy Wh!tby. DR.. Lawrason
Brown, r. c. Patterson, @. A Toupin.
e. II. Baldwin, ]. R Hogan, NJ NJ
Feustnann, II. II. Gay and P. A Gould.
Mr.. Morris. who heads the committee.
was in charge OF last seasons carnival.
which proved such success.
One OF the features already an
nounced In connection with the carnival
Is the appearance OF Sousa's band. In
connection with the sportsmans show.
10 be held simultaneously with the car
nival will be hy-casting contests and
other events.
Tho performances OF two boys, Fran
els Walsh and Edward Muller. have
demonstrated that fishing In the waters
in this vicinity is after all not such a
complicated art and have served also to
illustrate the foolhardiness of going
about without at least an ordinary pin
as a part OF the personnel Francis
Walsh was playing about the shore OF
the Lower Saranac when he espied a
whtefsh near the shore. With an ordi-
nary pin and fly attached to piece
Of string and pole picked up beside
tho road he lured and landed the prize.
While riding his bicycle past brook.
some miles north of here. Master Ed
ward Muller sighted a big brown trout
The sun., 1919-07-06

PAUL SMIrH's, N. r. July Sin &C
cordancs with a determination on the
part of members OF the St Regis River
Golf Club to make its course one OF the
best in the Adirondacks a tract of sew
eral hundred acres adjoining tho present
links has been purchased and the work
Of enlarging the course from nine TO
eighteen holes Is in progress IT will
not be completed this season, but will
be in readiness for next The enlarged
course will incorporate many natural
hazards.
DR.. Walter B. James OF New York.
president of the club. who has been at
his camp on the Upper St Regis for a
few days OF fishing with his friend. Dr.
Thomas D. Stiles. also OF New York.
has gone down TO the city, but soon Will
return for the season. Other officers or
the club who will spend tho season In
camp on the st. Regis chain OF lakes
include George Brewster. treasurer. and
| William Rauch. secretary. The mem
bers OF the organization are beginning
TO assemble at their respective camps
and at Paul Smiths hotel and the tour
nament events In connection with which
are social events at the clubhouse will
begin about the middle OF the month.
William Rauch, secretary of the club.
Is secretary also OF the ST. Regis Yacht
Club, and has In charge arrangement
, OF the schedule of events Of that organ
ization. Mr.. Rauch went 10 Boston Sun
day to meet his son, William Rauch,
Jr., who returned Monday on tho Fin
land from service overseas
| The opening OF the season here Ia
marked by the completion OF camp con-
struction work on the St. Regis chain
of lakes and Osgood Lake. representing
an outlay OF about 100000. Three new
camps. each representing an outlay OF
about 100000. are those of DR.. ]. b.
Marvin of New York on the Upper St
Regis, Mrs. Whitelaw Reds new Camp
| wildair on the same lake. and the new
camp Of DR.. w. l.. McDougall OF Mon
treal on Os9ood Lake. which is this sea-
son complete after work extending over
a period OF two years.
Mrs Reid, who Is supervising the
work OF furnishing her camp. has made
several trips from the city and will
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LAKE SUNAPEE.

LAKE SUNAPEE. n. H., July 5.-The
palatial Granlldcn Hotel. the largest Of
any on the lake. which opened June rs.
entertained twice as many guests over
the Fourth as II did last season. Many
who motored here only to spend the
holiday found the charm of the noun
tains and forests 80 alluring that they
decided to remain for several weeks
An unusual sight at the hotel was
three japanese guests, X S. Kodama,
G. Nskayama and T. Tusc of New York,
with their fishing rods on their Shout
ders and their can of bait, hurrying
away to test their skill. With July
came the open season for bass. Thou
sands Of trout are hungrily waiting. for
the lake was stocked by tho State Fish
cries Association. Lake Sunapee
abounds in salmon and black bass.
All hotels on Lake Sunapee are an
ticipatlng the largest season In their his
tory. The Ben Mere at Sunapee Har-
Dor opened the middle of May, and has
a largo number of guests. Elm Lodge,
Pleasant Home and the Grand View
Hotel at Van Harbor have all opened,
and have their quota of guests. 500
Nipi Park Lodge expects to entertain
many New York visitors this summer.
Charles d. Wetmore OF New York,
week end at the Granliden while on the
way TO Canadian resorts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Badman of New York arrived
the day after the Granliden opened and
will remain all summer. Another New
York couple here for the season are
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Weinl. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. c. Hill are here for the season,
Many motor parties come from New
York to remain from over night to sew
eral weeks. One of the first OF the
New York automobile parties to enjoy
n stop here included Mrs. Edward Hill
son. Mrs Monroe W. Lane and Mrs
Robert Refs.
In Seattle party here are Mrs, F. d.
| Black, Miss Dorothea McEvan, Harold
c. Black and Leo S. Black, accompanied
by Miss Ethel Lordy of New York. DIT
William \. Dunning of Columbia Uni
| versity who has one of the most pala-
. tial cottages on Lake Sunapee, has
rented 1t to Senator Tillson OF Con
! necticut for the summer.
Billy b. Van, the actor. VIII occupy
| his home at Van Harbor this summer
| and above his modest sign BILLY b
Van, Justice of the Peace" on pic
t,resque bungalow. hangs another
"Friars Club Annex"
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BErHLEHEM, N. H., July b.-The pro
dictions for an early season In the
White Mountains Of New Hampshire
have come true. Not since 1910 has
there been such an influx into the hills
from the cities to spend the Fourth Of
July. There were celebrations at Cole
brook. Lancaster and Littleton. with at
fractions of horse racing. baseball and
aeroplane ascents. the latter q distinct
novelty for the north country.
The golf and trap shooting tourns-
ment opened Monday at Maplewood.
Tho new Profile House opened July l..
Some Of those who always are among
the first arrivals include Mrs. John P.
Duncan and Miss Susan Duncan, the
Misses Babcock. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry k
McHarg, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. p. barrow,
Mrs. Moses Hopkins and Mrs. Arthur
Butler Twombly. The opening OF the
new tea house and restaurant at the
Flume, replacing the old Flume House
which burned last season, Is an event
Of the season in the Franconia country.
Another event Is the opening OF the
Forest Hill Hotel, which has been closed
for two seasons and has lately been
purchased by Frank H. Abbott and son,
who also have Upland Terrace at Beth
lehem.
Bethlehem Country Club was the
Mecca this week for the large cottage
colony and the members Of the colony In
Bethlehem's thirty hotels and inns The
programme for the club this year con-
tains some interesting golf and tennis
tournaments.
The Mount Pleasant House was
thronged over the holiday, and more than
two hundred motor tourists spent the
holiday there. The golf courses at the
Crawford, which entertained large
number of annual Fourth patrons. were
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Prediction of Record Breaking Season
Comes True in Many New
England Resorts


throngeo, and those at Fapyen eno
Twin mountains also were oP"n 4"
play.
Maplewood golfers divided Snesr ums
between the game ana trap enoouns.
ana AT Whiteheld' sugar hlIi. tns ITO
ME ana the Baisams at Dixviile rsctcA.
wentworth Hail at jackson ana others
OF the GOLF courses the seasons play
started auspiciously.
Tho Mount washington Hotel WIN
open on Monday, somewhat earlier than
usual. and while the Baisams Is sup
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TROOPERS at ElizabethtOWn

who Is among the recent arrivals. has
opened her villa for the season. She
Is accompanied by her daughter. Mrs.
Eugene d. Alexander and her grand
daughter, Miss Feruine Baird.
John r. Milholland Of New York. who
has returned 20 his Meadowmount ranch
OF thousand acres. will spend much
Of the season there.
His unique camp on tho rock summit
Of Simonds Mountain. overlooking Pleas
ant Valley. has again been opened by
George 8. Munroe OF New York. who
recently motOred up with his family.
The Fourth brought many sojourners
OF previous seasons to the hotels. Mr..
and Mira F. w. Wilson of New York.
who viii spend the season at the Wind
sor, are accompanied by Mrs. T.. II.
Brundage OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Crawford OF New
York have arrived at tho Windsor for
the season.
Miss Charlotte Siege and her friend
Miss Margaret Struse. who motored
from Brooklyn to join their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Siege and Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Struse. at the Windsor.
are doing much motoring about the re-
gion. Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Siege,
Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. MARES early
In the week motored TO Saranac Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Struse have been Joined
for the season by Mrs II. r. Borcherd-
Ing OF New York.
In the party OF Mrs Henry g. Duncan.
wife Of the managing director OF the
Windsor. who motored from the Cats
kills for a week at the Windsor. were
Mrs. George Duncan OF Highland Mills,
Mrs Della A. Emery and Miss Helen N.
Emery OF Athens and Mrs. C. d. Sud
bury OF New York.
w. NJ CruilSshank OF New York is al
the Windsor for tho season. Other New
York arrivals there include Mr.. and Mrs.
+. w. Fairchild and son. Miss Mary d,
Jones, Mrs. f. w. Kruger, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. McNutt, w. S. Mahoney. Mr.. and
MrA Lewis Hart Commander II. c.
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Golf Tourney at Manchester

U. s. Senator G. q. wastburn. Mrs
Washburn and Miss Washburn on
Worcester were at the Equinox House
for a few days this week. They are
looking forward to a longer visit here
in September.
DR.. Walter B. James and Thomas W.
Stiles Of New York motored through this
section last week. stopping overnight at
the Equinox House. DR.. James e1-
pressed his intention OF spending some
time here In October.
Mrs G. Lisle Forman of New York b
at the Equinox House for the summer.
Recent arrivals in the cottage colony
include Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Crocker
OF Fitchburg. who will be Joined by
several members of their family, Mr.. and
Mrs Amos p. McNairy of Cleveland ana
Mr.. and Mrs John L. Given and family
of New York.
Mrs. Charles L Barney and Mrs l.
White of New York were at the Equinox
House overnight recently en- route to
Bar Harbor.
The family OF John D. Beals of New
York. who Joined Manchester's cottage
colony this season are active in every
form of outdoor life. They have not
forsaken the friendly horse. apd their
stable provides both saddlers and car
riage horses.
Recent arrivals at the Equinox House
include w. S. Holcomb Of Columbus. Mr..
and Mrs. George d. Clapp Of Boston. and
from New York, Mrs. H. w. Bishop. Mr..
and Mrs. N NJ MunoZ. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Melville. Jr.. DR.. and Mrs. Dudley
Tenney. Mrs. E. NJ. Johnson, Miss Hope
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell Cabeil.
y. Appleton Allen, w. A. Barber. Jr..
c. r. Black. Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Warren,
I c C,N1 r. =
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Raymond, ". S. Reed
or, J. S. Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r
Bruce. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Cooper,
I. II. Carey and l. N. LLOYD.
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logical work in the Canadian Rockies.
Jason Andrews OF New York was a mem
Der of the committee that arranged for
the exhibition.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A Fargo Of New
York have taken camp on the north
shore OF Fourth Lake for the summer.
They will be Joined in August by Miss
Dorothy Fargo, who Is spending the
carly part OF the season at the seashore.
Louis Rockefeller of New York will
spend the season in the village. He will
stay at Moose Head Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Scrafford OF New
York are stopping at abe Forge House.
other New Workers at that hotel are
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold r. Page, Master
John Page. Miss Mildred Page. Miss
Edith Hunter. Mrs. Harriet Ravens, r
s. Carey. Walter Carey and r. N. Carey.
f. D. Upton of New York was at the
Bald Mountain House last week. Several
new arrivals will come this week and
later on this month Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest II. Luebbers. Jr., of Brooklyn are
expected here soon. They will be &C
companied by the Misses Josephine and
| Dorothy LuebberA