New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Record for Early
Tourists Broken in
White Mountains
Unprecedented Number of
Summer Sojourners Flock
to New England; Many
More Engage Quarters
speoto, Dtspoton to TAs 7>so.~s

WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. e., Juno 2e
This has been busy week in the
White Mountains, as an unprece-
dented number Of tourists have focked
to New England to enjoy the beauties
Of the country in the first freshness Of
summer.
The Mount Pleasant was the hrst of
the large hotels in. the White Noun
tains to open-fully a week ahead of the
other resorts. Last Friday, the open
ing day, found seventy-fve persons
registered at the Mount Pleasant, many
of whom will remain all season.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Clapp jr., Of New
York, who are touring the mountains,
spent some time at the Mount Pleas
ant, en- route to points north.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Zimmerman and
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Letas are at Breton
Woods from New York. Among those
who will come early in July from New
party, Mr.. Henry Appleton and DR..
Huntington Richards.
With the opening to-day Of the
Hotel Maplewood, at Maplewood, N. H.
come many Of the sportsmen who will
take part in the annual trapshootine
tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert W. Maloney,
Of New York, spent some time at
Maplewood Inn early this month.
Mrs. George c. Howe arrived this
week from New York to remain
through the season. Among others
who will form the colony at Maple
wood this season are Mr.. and Mrs
Castelvi, of Havana, and Mr. and
Mrs. c. H. Venner.
The new Profile House, at Franconia
Notch, will open Wednesday. Al
ready there are signs of activity at the
cottages and in July the summer
colony will be we'll established. Mrs
A. Scott Cameron, of New York, is ex-
pected early next month. Mrs. John
P. Duncan and Miss Susan Duncan
will come for their usual summer
sojourn at the Profile House. Among
others who are expected at Franconis
Notch-~a are Mrs. Algernon Sydney Jar.
Wis and Mrs. Charles Stewart Smith
of New York
Mrs. Frederick Everett Thompson, O
the Hotel Plaza, New York, will pass
the summer as usual at the Crawford
House.
The Waumbek, at Jefferson, with it
several cottages, promises to be on
of the most exclusive centers in tn
White Mountains this season.
The Winter Inn, operated in conjunc
tlon with the Balsams at Dixville Notch
was opened June Is to welcome earl
visitors. One of the greatest diversion
at Dixville is fishing on Lake Gloriette
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Martin, of Ne,
York, will be among. the early arrival
at the Balsams, which opens July II
Miss Mercy Plum, of New York, an
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mclean, of Butlel
N. j., will be others forming the East
ern colony there.
The thirty hotels at Bethlehem ar
all open. for the summer, the last t
open being the Sinclair House, whic
welcomed the first guests of the sea
son to-day, and a large colony is no,
established at Bethlehem for the sum
mer.
At Intervale, Jackson, Twin Noun
tain, North Conway, North Woodstoc
and Kearsarge many cottages are ope
and sojourners are arriving daily.
The Fabyan House at Fabyans open
tomorrow and on that date the sum
mer schedule on the Boston & Main
Railroad will become effective. Tn
Cog Railway to the summit of Noun
Washington will start running and tn
Summit House will open.