New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Upper Saranac Fishermen
Make Big Hauls of Bass
Special Dispatch to The Trtbuu

UPPER SARANAC, N. Y, july s.
Excellent bass fishing has claimed the
attention of many of the sojourners
at Saranac Inn and in the camps at
the expense of the other sports, al
though there is a growing interest in
golf, stimulated somewhat by the for
NAL opening of the new clubhouse,
which has been provided by Mr.. Har-
rington Mills, president of the Upper
Saranac Company, Inc
Among the lucky bass fishermen are
Mr.. Robert Bentley, of New York, who
recently arrived for the season, and
Colonel E. C. Darlington, of New
York, who came up with Mrs. Caring
ton for few days at Saranac Inn.
Among those recently returned to
their camps is Mr. Sidney NJ. Colgate,
of New York and Orange, who is com
modore of the Upper Saranac Yacht
Club and is much interested in the
water sports at Saranac Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Rockefeller,
who have leased the Marshall camp,
near Saranac Inn, recently arrived for
the season.
Mr.. j. R. Sheffield, president of the
Union League Club, New York, and
MRS. Sheffield will spend the season at
their camp, which was recently opened.
Mrs. Shefields sister, Mrs. Herbert
Mcbride, of New York, has arrived at
the Gray cottage, at Saranac Inn. for
the season. She is accompanied bv
Miss Sarah Lord Mcbride and Miss
/, Sarah Thompson, of New York.
! Mrs. E. W. Bucknell, widow Of the
founder of Bucknell University, re-
Gently returned from Florida. where
she spent the winter, and has opened
her camp, Pine Point Lodge, on the
Upper Saranac.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Graves jr., of
Iarrytown, have opened their camp On
Eagles Island ''
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. swenson, of New
York, have opened their camp on the
Upper Saranac for the season. 'A 'i'e
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Lewis and Mr.
John G. Agar are others from New
York who have recently arrived and
opened their camps.
Mr.. Sherwood F. Marvin and his
friend, Mr.. Calvin N. Shepherd, of New
York. recently arrived at Saranac Inn
and have opened the Marvin camp on
Doctors Island.
At her camp on the Back Bay, Mrs.
A. &. Newbold, of Philadelphia, is ac-
companied by her daughter and the
latter.s husband, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7.
| Rltchie, of Philadelphia.
1 AL ~. IL 1HOAuaS, VINO is one OF the
directors of the Standard Oil Com
pany, came up with Mrs. Thomas and
the children and spent the Fourth at
Saranac Inn.
DR.. and Mrs. T. Darcy Lucus and
their son, Mr.. T. Darcy Lucus Sd,
have returned for the season at Sar,
anac Inn.
Greenway cottage of the Inn group
1 has been occupied for the season by
MI. and Mrs. Samuel Howe, of Pine
Valley, N. Y, who are accompanied by
Miss Constance Howe, Mr.. Samuel p.
Howe jr., of Pine Valley, and Morris
G. Maxwell, of Villanova, Pa.
Mr.. Harrington Mills has as his
guest at Saranac Inn Mr.. Thomas E. NJ.
Siattery, of Philadelphia.
| Mr., and Mrs. Frazer Harris, of Phil
adelphia, who have a cottage at the
Inn. have been here and will return
later for the season.
The recent arrivals at the Inn from
| New York include Mrs. H. II. Hin
ricks, Miss Marie Luise Hinricks, Her
ilbert Hinricks, Mrs. T. A. Badenhausen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Troughton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macomber Smith, Mr..
Il. D. Conklin, DR.. and Mrs. E. w.
| Blakleiy.