The New York herald., 1922-07-09

wood. N. j., also are there.
UP Mount willard By Blackboard.
The Crawford House is featuring this
season the trip to the summit of Mount
Willard, made as 1t was fifty years ago,
with mountain wagons or buckboafds
drawn by horses with George Rowland
the famous whip, on the box. Mexican
burros also are provided for all who
wish to make the two mile ascent on
burroback. and many parties come to
Crawford Notch for the unique experi-
ence from other resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Everett
Thompson OF the Plaza, who motored to
Bangor. Me-, to spend the holiday, are
returning to-day and Mrs. Thompson
will spend the summer here, while Mr..
Thompson returns to New York Tor the
present. Arriving with them was Mrs.
Eleanor Ashby of New York. who will
spend July here with Mrs. William A.
Barron.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Hilton Brown of
New York and Mrs. Alfred Skitt OF Yon-
kers have arrived for their usual season
ut the Crawford House. where Mr. and
Mrs. j. Eugene Troth are arriving from
Camden, NJ J.
Miss Agnes Davis Of Lakewood, N.
j.. will spend some time at the Craw-
ford this month. Guests arriving here
to spend the Fourth were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Tenney and Miss McNair, Mr..
R. H. Harrington. the Misses Cum
mings and II. p. Chadbourne. all OF
and his sister, Mrs. A. s. Mulford of
Elizabeth. N. j.; Mrs. w. B, Cragin.
Jr. of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Simonds of New Haven, Justice and
Mrs. George B. Massey Of Philadelphia,
Mr.. Andrew Putnam of New York and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Hall. who come
from New York. Lady Gollan of New
York and Bermuda has also arrived.
The weeks arrivals include Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Gallaher of New York, Mrs.
Eben Dale, Boston: Miss Ellen Gillls
Todd of Newburyport. who is with her
sister. Mrs. Barron, and Mr.. and Mrs
r. B. Coolidge Of Cleveland, Ohio.
DixviIle Notch.
The Balsams opened with large
gathering of tourists, many of whom
have come to spend the month there,
others to spend a few days at trout
fishing or playing golf at the Balsams
Country Club when weather permits.
A string of saddle horses has arrived
here and many mountain climbing en-
thusiasts are scaling the precipitous
Table Rock or Mount Sanguinari and
Polmageni. For the first time since
their construction the artificial lakes
adjacent to Lake Gloriette and Lake
Abenaki are filled to a height above
the previous high water mark. A
favorite diversion among Balsams
guests is feeding the trout at the small
pool where the fish hatchery formerly
was located.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Lannin, Miss
Dorthy Lannin and several friends ar
rived during the week at The Balsams.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. M. Fessenden OF
Brooklyn are here.
Registered at the Balsams this week
are Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Livingston. Mr.
and Mrs. l.. Livingston and party, of
New York, who motored here from the
Crawford House. L. G. Deming Is
among late New York arrivals and also
here are Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sim
mons, Clarence Simmons, Jr., and Miss
X. Simmons OF Rockville. Conn. Col
and Mrs j. II. Blue. DR.. and Mrs. Cor
don Hume and James Craig OF Sher-
brooke. p. O.. Mr.. and Mrs. James Ten
Eyck Of Duluth, Mimi. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
p Wells and Miss Betty Wells. Mari
copa, Cal. Mr.. and Mrs B. NJ. Burke,
West Newton, Mass.
Jefferson.
The waumbek at jefferson with
Waumbek Hall, the jefferson and Starr
King, with the cottages and Sunset
Inn. which is open at, more moderate
rate than the larger hotel. welcomed
many of the regular colony, and the ar
rival over the holiday of many motor
lists made the opening auspicious.
One of the first arrivals was the vet
eran golfer and long time president OF
the Waumbek Golf Club, Mr.. William
dOlier of Burlington. N. j.. who. with
his daughter. Miss Alice d'Olier. will
spend the entire season here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry a. Blair and Miss
Anita Blair of Chicago will arrive from
Chicago on the 18th to open the Wig
wan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Wall and
Miss Katharine F. Wall of Scarsdale
have arrived at jefferson. Arriving
from Port Chester on Wednesday were
the Hon. william E. Ward and his fam
liy. who will again occupy Mountain
View cottage.
Mrs Nathaniel witherell Of New York
has arrived here and Is established at
Bashaba cottage for the summer months.
Miss Emma Thorne accompanies her.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Holiday are
Morey and the Misses Morey. william
II. Downs Of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs.
D. Howard Colket of Philadelphia and
Mrs L. p. Ball of New York are recent
arrivals at the Waumbek-
A string or twelve saddle horses from
the Lakewood Riding Academy arrived
at the Waumbek this week for the use
Of guests. Miss Gertrude f. Young has
arrived from New York to take charge
OF the dancing and entertainments.
whitefield.
Guests of the Mountain View House
at Whitefield turned out in body to
attend the July Fourth horse races at
the old driving park of the Mayberry
Stock Farm at Hazen's Junction, White
field, reopened after being closed for
many years. Guests Of other surround
ing resorts, Jefferson, Lancaster, Twin
Mountains. &C., also were present.
Miss Clare Spence of the Spence
School In New York arrived here this
week with a party OF young girls.
coming by automobile from Bar Har-
bor, where the party visited Miss Ruth
S. Bakers aunt, Mrs. Adolph +. Schauff-
Ter at Kenarden Lodge. Miss Margaret
Spence was also OF the party, and q
return here In autumn is now planned.
Mrs. George Il, whitman was Joined
here on Saturday by her daughter, Mrs.
Jared L. Baldwin of New York, and
Mr.. Baldwin, who will spend the sum-
nter here with her. Also here for July
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Francis s. Ludlow
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Matthews OF
New York.