The New York herald., 1921-07-17
Gen. Stotesbury
Gets First Trout
at Kineo, Maine
Moosehead Lake Yields Four
Pound Speckled Beauty to
Angler From New York.

specia! Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
KINEo. Me-. July 16.-Gen. L. w.
Stotesbury of New York succeeded in
making the frst trout catch Of the
season. He caught four FOUNDER and
had it served for dinner. Gen. Stotes-
bury was Kineos best rooter in the
ball game against Greenville.
Many small motorboats and yachts
are beginning to anchor in Moosehead
Kineo Yacht Club. Col. Waring and
Mr.. Weir. both Of New York, have the
largest yachts in this section. Col War
ing's yacht, Ioneta, is one of the fastest
boats on the lake. The Samoset from
Rockland. has been added to the fleet
here. Motorboat and yacht races are
scheduled for next week.
Many at the Kineo House are taking
long excursions to the heart Of the
Maine woods. A guide accompanies each
party and the trips last anywhere from
three days to two weeks. Col. Elman
Of Connecticut left here yesterday for
ten day hunting and fishing trip. Mr.
]. l.. Preston of Providence, r. l., has
gone to the Maine woods for an indefi-
mite stay.
Mr.. w. s. Danzinger Of New York is
a successful fisherman. He came to
Kineo by automobile and Immediately
after arrival started out on what proved
to be the most successful fishing trip
thus far.
Mr.. Daniel Conklin of Atlanta. Ga.
has been churning up the water with
his fast motorboat. Mr. Conklin is a
student at the Hill school
The Misses Ellen and Katherine
Gerard Comfy of Tuxedo Park, NJ Y,
edo Horse Show. are here. and riding
frequently
Mr.. Albert Wachenheinn, captain of
the Tulane basketball team. spends
most of his time gofing. Mr.. Wachen-
helm comes from New Orleans. Among
the other golf enthusiasts are Mr.. j.
Watson of Larchmont,. n. Y. and Mr.
William H Deford, also of New York
Arrivals from New York at the Kineo
House include Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Ber-
olzheimer. Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Jimenis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman King. Mrs. Agnes
Isaacs, Mr.. and Mrs. z. Alex McLaugh-
lin. Mr.. Roy Jacoby. Mr. William H.
Deford, Mr.. John p. lockwood, Mr.. T..
Y. Clausen and Mr.. II. G. Lund of New
York.
Arrivals from New Haven include Mr.
and Mrs. I. NJ. Ullman, DIR. and Mrs.
Alfred @. Nader, Mr.. J. Walter Perry !;
from Brookline, Mass. Mr.. II. d. Can
field and Mr.. p. S. Page Lowell. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Howard; Boston,
Mr.. E. c. Storrow and Mr.. e. c. Stor-
row. Jr; Munson, Mass. Mr. and Mrs.
S. f. Cushman, Mr.. r. II. Cushman. Mr..
and Mrs. T. L. Cushnlan and the Misses
Carolyn and Harriet Cushman; Phila-
delphia, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H.
We'll; Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
j. Carr: Dover, NJ H.. Mr.. and Mrs.
George F.. Sweet: Atlanta, Ga. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles A Conklin and Mr.. Daniel
Conklin New Orleans, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert wachenheim and Mr.. Albert wach-
enheim. Jr.
Other arrivals include Mr.. Morris Nc
Donald, president of the Maine Central
Railroad. and Mr.. z. p. Kicker. both of
Portland: Mr.. r. T. Crafty and Mr.. III.
F. OLeary Of Bangor. Me-; Mr. A. ].
Fogg. Jr., and Mr.. r. A. Quegg of Port
land. Me-. and Mr.. W. s. Lawson OF Far
Hills, ". J.
The Mount Kineo Baseball Club opened
its 1921 season by defeating the strong
Creenville A. A. by the score of to 3.
J. M. McNulty's hitting was feature
He made a single. a triple and a home
run. His triple In the fifth inning scored
three men. Johnny Meehan. Dartmouth
star, pitched for Kineo. Other members
of the team hail from Brown Univer-
sity. Cornell and other leading colleges