The sun., 1919-09-07
LAKE SUNAPEE, N. H.

LAKE SUNAPEE, N. H., Sept. 6.-More
than 1000 people gathered at Sunapee
Harbor last Saturday and again on
Labor Day to watch the festivities. The
vast crowd included guests from the
Granliden, Soo-Nipi Park Hotel, Ben
Mere Hotel, Elm Lodge and cottages
along the lake, besides hundreds from
Newport. N. H. New London and Clar-
mont, who motored over either as par
Elephants or spectators. Regatta week
concluded on Saturday with the most
interesting programme ever held at Lake
Sunapee, the events with the winners
being:
Mems Single Rowing-First, F. Os-
born; second, r. G. Taylor.
Midget's Race, Double Canoe-First,
Alexander Davis and Guy Morris Sec
ond, Miss Mary Alameda and William
Condor.
Mixed Double Canoe-First f. s.
Andrews and Mrs. Barrett; second.
Miss. Mayler and r. s. Taylor.
|N4War Canoe-First, Granfiden crew
IL. l.. Richards, w. F. Chahdler9y sec5
ond. Blodgetts crew (Stewart AIidreMs,
II. J. Taylor, Guy Morris). p. ~
Boys Swim-First, William Condor !;
second. Alfred Doblen. Z "a
Girls Swim-First. Miss Mary Brown,
ing; second, Miss Frances, WATERWAY
and Miss Eleanor Stevens. tied. e -
Mems Swim-F'irst, d. Richardson ;
second, C. Fulkerson.
Obstacle Race-A. Slayton and F. S.
Andrews.
Helen Rice second, Miss Mary Brown
ing.
Fancy Diving Contest (men) First.
L. r. Shauffier second, W. Shaw.
Canoe Tilt.-F1rst, S. Andrews and
NJ Morris second, w. G. Richards and
w, F. Chandler.
Creased Pole-First, G. c. Shauffier {;
second. W. Graham.
The regatta ball at the Granliden
Hotel Saturday was attended by more
than 500 guests. Many persons from
New York and surrounding cities mo-
tored here to pass the weekend and to
take part in the Labor Day festivities
at the Harbor, which included a pro-
gramme arranged by the engineers of
the Sunapee Fire Department, consist
ing of a parade of decorated floats, run
ming races, shot putting. hundred yard
dash and a parade of the 'Horribles"
attired in every conceivable costume.
Luncheon for the visitors was served by
an organization of patriotic women and
a large sum was realized which will
be devoted to some charitable purpose.
When the Granliden closes its doors
about October l II will have concluded
the most successful season in its his
tory. for from the opening day on June
20 the hotel has been filled and all of
the cottages have been occupied during
the season.
Among the visitors from New York
and cities throughout New Jersey who
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were Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Harley, Brook
Ign; Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ Moffier. Man
haitian Mrs. Sarah F. McGovern, Miss
Frances N. McGovern, Miss Barbara e.
McGovern, Miss Peggy and James Nc
Govern, Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
p Day, East Orange. N j.: Miss L. NJ.
Williams Miss F. A. Williams. Miss A,
b. Kemble, Mrs. +. NJ. Wolfe Miss NJ. A.
Wolfe Mr.! and Mrs. b. E. Rowell. Mr..
and Mrs. N. S. Dalsiner and children,
Mr., and Mrs. Claiming Burbank, Alfred
]. Higgins, Mrs. w. B. Leeds, DIR. and
Mrs. d. H. McAlpin, Miss McAlpln, Miss
e. r. McAlpin, Miss Foote. New York;
Mrs. j. V. z. Anthony. Miss Helen An
thony, Jersey City; DR.. and Mrs Purim,
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman. Brooklyn;
Henry S. Kip. William B. Kip. Thomas
Kearney, New York; Mr.. and Mrs Law
renee c. Pail, East Orange; Mr.. and
Mrs J. Charles Weschler Mr.. and Mrs.
B. c. Faulkner, Charles Britton, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred e. Eicher. New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Ryan, Mrs. G. Black,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Grandin, Mrs. T.
Nichols, the Misses Grandin and ].
Grandin, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Campion,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Reilly. James King
Duffy. New York.
Winston Churchill, the author, who is
at the colony at Cornish. N. H, came
over to the Granliden accompanied by
John Churchill and passed the night,
where ne met nany friends,