The New York herald., 1922-07-02
N. Y. Guardsmen
Are at Mt. Pocono
for Summer Camp
106th Field Artillery Will
Have Two Weeks Of Army
Instruction.

MOUNT PocoNo, Pa. July 1.-The first
of the National Guard units to arrive
at tho United States artillery training
camp at Tobyhanna was the 106th Field
Artillery OF New York State, which
came In on special trains on Sunday.
two officers and TAT enlisted men, and
they will spend two weeks In the camp,
doing actual target shooting and other
maneuvers that come in their line of
work. When the 106th leaves the Penn
sylvania artillery units will take their
turns in the training camp, each OF
them for the same period OF time-two
weeks. The camp and the instruction are
in charge of regular army artillerymen
under the command Of Major Francis T.
Colby.
The Lackawsnna trail from Scranton
to Binghamtcn was opened formally on
Wednesday. 1t was great day in the
interest of good roads In this section of
the State. The Lackawanna Motor Club
invited members Of the Monroe County
Automobile Club to participate In the
oay's pleasures. Stroudsburg's motorists
gathered ar their clubroom at A. NJ
on Wednesday and Joined the LaclSa-
wannas at their club at o'clock, when
they left for Binghamton- Luncheon
was served at the latter place. At New
Milford the ceremonies of the day were
held. The new road is one Of the great
est highways In the United States. Built
upon the abandoned roadbed OF the D..
L. and w. Railroad, the road Is thirty
three miles long, with no sharp turns
and no grades above one-half OF 1 per
cent
American Legion Field Meet.
Further plans for the big field meet,
which will be held under the auspices of
the George N. Kemp Post Of the Ameri-
can Legion, were discussed at a meeting
of the executive committee of the legion
on Friday evening. The field day will
be held at the Fair Grounds Wednesday,
August Q, while the State Retail Mer-
chants Associations convention IL being
held in Stroudsburg. Word has been re-
ceived from the artillery camp at Toby
hanna and many entrants will be re-
ceived from there. A clambake is also
being planned by the legion for Labor
Day.
The Rev. Charles +. Carroll Of Car
bondale, who was ordained to the priest
hood of the Roman Catholic Church two
weeks ago by Bishop M. j. Hoban at
Scranton, has been assigned to St.
Mary's parish at Mount Pocono to assist
the pastor. the Rev. James Boland. The
assignment of Father Carroll to the
Mount Pocono parish has been expected
since his ordination, and although 1t is
not a permanent assignment II Is ex-
pected that he will spend the summer
there.
East bound traffic on the Lackawanna
was heavy Sunday afternoon and the
local station took on the genuine sum
mer aspect. The Pennsylvania sum-
mer schedule went into effect Monday
and the train running from Tobyhanna
down, arriving here at p. M. was
jammed with Buck Hill week enders
and those from other mountain resort
houses.
The record of age for women taking
out resident fishing licenses at the Office
of County Treasurer George Le Bar was
set on Friday when Mrs. Thomas Werk-
heiser, ~ years OF age, made applica-
tion for her license. Recently Mrs.
Martha Hunt took out her license. She
is 20 years of age. Both women, neigh
bors to each other. are exceptionally
active for their age.
Recent Hotel Arrivals.
All the resorts In this mountainous re-
Il N,,tI - Atf
the great throngs expected from the
Fourth of July on until the late fall.
Tho Mount Pleasant House, which
opened about two weeks ago. has
catered to a great many motorists.
Those who have registered for the
larger part of the summer are c. r.
Jones. Thomas Dyson, Joseph Walsh
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. McDevett Frank
Roack. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reyer,
"A, It. Adams, A. v. Nolan, Albert
Strasser and Nj and Mrs. r, Vitolo.
The Pocono Mountain Hotel. opened
June "a, is prepared for a banner season.
The Falrview Inn registrants are ].
II. Krause. John h. MoGowan, Mr.. and
Mrs. It. L. Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Ref, Mrs. n. S. Clemens, e. u. shearer
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Lawler, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Munnick. G. r. Kurtz, Mrs.
schweltzer and A. Carpenter.
Monomonock Inn---James Howe. Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Bixiler. J. A. Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs S. u. Albert, J. A. Rox-
bury, A. j. Bartlett, Mrs. Westhoff Mr..
and Mrs. James Mcclure, James Boy
Ian, N. o. Laughlln, William @. Cotton,
]. ~ Hodgson and Grace G. Small.
The Pines--Erancis McDonoly, ID.
Mahoney, A. HoudelS, T. Mahoney, Jo-
sephine Lyons. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mickels.
Mrs. J. w. Whitfield. Mrs. r. G. Mullen