New Britain herald., 1926-07-07
PRESIDENT AND PARTY
 NOW AT SUMMER CAMP
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in leash, were again photographed while they walked briskly about the camp buildings. inspecting the com moiious grounds which are to be their home for the next few weeks.
 The weather was ideal and in su1triucss Of Washington yesterday, It was clear cool and stimulating with a few clouds which in the clear atmosphere seemed to hang low and over the surrounding mountains and lakes.
 The President and Mrs. Coolidge had breakfast on the train before reaching Gabricls. viewing from the dining car the wilderness scenery with keen interest, and so upon reaching the camp could devote their attention exclusively to settling in their now surroundings. This was expected to occupy their attention for most of the day.
 Meanwhile members of tho presi- dentiM party went to Paul Smiths hctel where accommodations were reserved for them while the eHecu- tive offices close at hand were set in order for tlansacting what official business comes 10 the summer White House.
 Inrt Washington Yesterday. Ou Board President Coolidgc's Special Train; Manhattan Transfer, \. J.. July [ CP'-Thc Pennsylvania special train bearing the President and Mrs Coolidge 10 the AdirOn- dacls was in New York state early today bound for Albany and Utica on it's way to the north woods with the schedule calling for its arrival at Gabriels, \. Y, in inc carly fore noon.
 Leaving Washington late yesterday afternoon Inc train ot eight pullmans passed through Baltimore and Phila- delphia To the outskirts Of New York city, before turning sharply 10 the uorU and swinging into the west shore line of the New York Central for 1he final leg of the trip.
 Breakfast On Train.
 Breakfast was arranged for on the train and then from Gahricls, there was q three mile auto trip to White Pine camp, which is to be the sum mer Waite House perhaps until early September.
 Accompanying the president are Secretary Everett Sanders. military and naval aides and a number of of flee and household employees as well as secret service men and members of the press. All enjoyed entering q cooler weather zone last night, while they looked forward 10 even lower temperatures in the north woods,
 Forgot His Tooth Paste. Eumors Of illness spread when the train halted for a few minutes at West Philadelphia for medicine but it WIS only for a tooth wash for the president which bad been forgotten and thr train proceeded after denial had been maio that anyone was sick. The President and Mrs. Coolidge dm1 last evening informally in the .tinn- car with officials, attaches and servants of the White House about th-m. the liue being drawn at no distinction of class, or race and one requirement being the ticket of admission 10 inc special train as one Of Hue White House party. Have Movies On Train. Thou another touch was given 10 'fl- democracy of fine train when of ti0IaI@ newspaper correspondents tanI others who make up the presi- . .dan-j"l party proper wore invited 10 Ia motion picture stow Of a comedy i film iu the presidents private car. . Adding to fh. vacation touch was the . presence oI Iha tEvo Nbitn cnIlies Rob Roy and Prudence Frim. while Mrs. Co1HIa" brought along four canarics ln Fl bird rleo from thc White House. 1 The Irn-iI,nr auI Mrs. Coolidge are 1 expected To swud their first day in Wai'. Pine camp gaDtiup settled. The summer executive offices will bn es- .tHaii.hrI aJ Tum Smilb's hotel. four miles from t0c camp. Members of 'aa presidents party will make their hom. ar tAa hotel.