The New York herald., 1922-06-04

Special Dispatch 70 THE NEw YORK HERALD.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. n. H.. June s.
rDHE great summer playground
the White Mountains of New
Hampshire-already is attract
ing many visitors, who go for the trout
fishing before the opening of the fash
ionable season in late June. Many
inns. camps and small hotels now are
open.
The White Mountain resorts have
uurivaled facilities for golf with an
nual tournarr - at the golf clubs of
Bethl9Ne~f I'D Club. Breton
w Profile House,
Nj efield, Dixville
Noe .cn, Twin Noun
tam H& -. the Waumbel< at Jeffer-
son, Fabyan House, Gray's Inn and
Wentworth Hall at jackson, Russell
Cottages at Kearsarge and other
shorter courses. Tennis events are
held at Breton Woods, Maplewood
Club, Bethlehem Golf and Tennis Club
the Waumbek and the Balsams and
Mountain View House.
The hard surfaced graveled roads of
the White Mountains will attract
motorists from all parts Of the United
States and Canada. and many combine
their tours of the White Mountains
with excursions into Canada or the
Green Mountains in Vermont and the
Rangeley Lakes in Maine.
Changes are always noted from one
season to another, in the hotels III the
White Mountains. Henry S. Hale of
Philadelphia, who owned and built up
the Balsams at Dixville Notch, and his
brother. Warren S. Hale. also ofPhila-
delphia. died last autumn within few
weeks of each other and the great prop
erty has now been purchased by Mr.. j.
j Lanning. who for more than twenty
years has managed the Garden City
Hotel at Garden City. l.. I.
Herbert S. Mudgett, for years prop
rietor of the Intervale House at Inter-
vale. also owner of the Idlewild. which
IS leased, passed away during the win
ter and his estate has leased the hotel
for this season to a manager from The
Weirs, n. Fl.
The Hampshire Inn at Colebrook has
been purchased by French Catholic
for priests and nuns.
The Monadnock House at Colebrook
has been purchased by w. F. La Bar,
who is entirely rebuilding 1t, adding an
annex and new plumbing.
Mrs. w. T. Phillips has leased the
Elm Tree Inn at Colebrook to George
F. Beisel of Detroit, Mich. and will be
associated with her daughter. Miss Phil
lips. in the management of Polly's Place
The famous Twin Mountain House at
Twin Mountain. y. H.. again will be
managed by Harry E. Barron, who an
t'cpates an active season. and the
Fabyan House under the management
of Mrs. Oscar G. Barron will again at
tract many tourists. as this is the start
ing point of the Mount Washington
Railway. and the Summit House on
Mount Washington also will cater to It's
usual large tourist trade of arrivals by
automobile, cog wheel railway or over
the numerous scenic mountain trails on
''shaskn's Mare.
The howard House at Bartlett is open
all the year and the gateways torthel
hills also include the towns of Plymouth
where the Pemigewasset has been pun
chased frem the estate of the late Joe
Elliott by w. F. Adams of the Lake
Tarleton Club at Pike. N. II. The
Mount Madison House at Gorham re-
opened last Thursday. and many other
resorts at North Woodstock. Bartlett,
Connecticut Lakes, Diamond Ponds. Err
roll. Gorham. Glen, Shelburne. Littleton
and Lancaster as well as Randolph and
Jefferson Highlands, will cater to motor
lists and fishermen