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KaammasusssBOSBsassi 11 HOTELS—SUMMER RESORTS.

THE TROy TIMES, TROY, N. Y., SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JULY % I t l t . 13

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" I n t h e S h a d o w o f the> G r e e n M o u n t a i n * "

M O U N T A I N * , L A K E a n d P I N E S G

All Combined at Lake St. Catherine A v S e n d f o r S P E C I A L . B O O K L E T : — R

A d d r e s s : I. H. FRANCISCO, M a n a g e r ,

"LAKE VIEW-IN-THE-PINES, P O U L T N B V , V E R M O N T .

HOTELS-SUMMER RESORTS. HOTELS-SUMMER RESORTS.

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When in Eetnlngton It 's ,

T h e Putnam % r a year round, H a a ^ u g n e r ^ f o r ^ a u t o

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THE WALLOOMSAC INN KH Coatlawoaa H U M . The oldest inn

in State of Vermont-Direct route to White MU., Lake Champlain. Burlinfton. For rate* apply WAi-ffcR H. B R R R Y , Prap.. o f - B e e . . . * - . Vt. t i ^ M

T h e Castleton Cottages .» Cast let on. V t , in the Green Mountains. Xn ideal soot to spend your vacation. Rate* $7 to $10 per week. 6-1-s.tu.th

Caatleton, Vt., An Ideal summer re •ar t *W foot veranda, f o r rate* ap-

Jjm^mm-mmlmlJjLjii WEBSTER I-B.tU, W

*MAC AULEY'S INN-Arlington, Vt.

Special attention (Ivan "Auto" partial. i^Z 1 _ 1 <-20-th,s,tu.

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•SUDBURY. VT.. U2th ABON. In tht implain Valley;

rniioni the Green Mountains. Accommo­dates 250. Garage, illustrated booklet and automobile map addreaa A. W. HYDE & • O N . Ownera and Managers. S-l-s,tu.th

T3ii.j^.3STDC>3Nr xafiTBar In the Mountain a n d L a k e Region. Au-

ttntobtllsts' headquarters. Suites with bath; modern garage a«d fine drives. Un-Jer new mangement W. P. GARDINER,

lager. Brandon. V t «-l-s.tu,th

Hyde M a n o r ^ j

O'BRIEN'S HOTEL On Lake Bomoseen. Open year round.

Large room*. Near depot and trolley. Garage and auto supplies Livery and boat 11 vary. Hotel motorbonts connect with all

IN T H E FINES On Laka Bomoseen. An idaal modern ,1 lake and mountain jraaort. Largest hotel ou lake. Modern improvements. Rates tt to 114. For booklet addreaa

W. H. WYATT. Owner and Prop. Hydevllle. V t

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Grand V i e w Hotel On Lake Bomoseen. An Ideal location; climatic conditions perfect. A mecca for fishermen. Cuisine unexcelled. Mountain spring water. Fresh eggs, milk, butter and vegetables. Livery and boats. Sand for book­let. P. L. PRUNIER. Prop.. Hydeville, V t

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L a k e D u n m o r e $%££« On Lake Dunmore, V t In the Green

Mountains. Elevator, electric lights. Rooms with bath, single and en suite. Orchestra, baas Ashing, all outdoor sports. For Book­lets address

5-18-s,tu,th H. E. BISSELL, Mgr.

trains. D. E. O'BRIEN. Hydevllle. V t S-25-s.tu.th

Poultney,

C a a e t r y M e t a l . All modern improvements. Electric

lights. Delicious table. Beautiful drives Bear Lake f t Catherine, Idaal piece for quiet end rest. Terans from 18 up war J per week Engage early.

D. O. ROBERTS. Poultney. V t

Hotel Poultney, J8?

THE PROSPECT HOUSE A n d i O C o t t a

Jre Bocnosoen, in the M. A n Ideal modern lake and mounl

r e s o r t All outdoor sports. Oarage, For booklet address

H T B . BJLOS. Manager. O s s t l e t o ^ V t

otel Allen and Annex budera improvements Rooms en suite. With private bathe. Good livery. Garage, autos to hire Betas tt-SO end up. Ac­commodates 100. Electric cars direct to

L A K E B O M O S E E N For retes endi injfermattan apply

D. I . RUTLEDGE. Prop., ; s-t-a.tu.th Fair Haven. Vt

W h e s In Manchester, It *• the

BATTENKILL INN MilCHESTER DEPOT, Vt.

An ideal hotel for autoists . For bookle t apply A. L. Carpenter, Prop.

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J u l y e n d Summer Board

tone of f i v e Mew Buildings)

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l y l l l l i L K h j J %J if ii a THE BHALTY SPOT hv w w v * w mm mm m mw u » v « W i B W Y O H K g T A T E "

ACCESSIBLE) UCLIGHTKDL! HEALTHFUL! Less than a hundred miles from Troy. Just the piece for e s u m m e r so ­

journ: a vacation or a week-end trip. The reel "Leatherstocklng country** famed In atory and as beautiful now e s it was when It furnished the Inspi­ration for the tales of Cooper. Finest hote l s ; boat ing; Ashing; golf l inks and clubhouse on lake shore r i - i l - t u . t h ^ ' ! • • • i ' i —

fOUQUET H0USP 1 • PLATTSBliRGH. W. V. * •

The favorite stopping place for trav-1 elers between the Adlrondacks, Mont-'real, Lake George, Saratoga and New 'York. Modern. Garage.

R, J. CLARK, Proprietor. MILLS W. CLARK, Manager.

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JTHE OAKS: e COS8AYUNA LAKn^N.Y. "•'**' e e Open June 10 to October 1s t Ideal a e summer resort Beat baas fishing In a e the state. Music hall. All outdoor a e sports. Send for booklet. Auto meets e • all trains at Salem. Fare 50 cents. • e 6-lt-th.e.tu JOHN LIDDLE, Prop, e e e e e e e e e e e s e e e e e e e s e e s e e e s e

TSATSAWASSA LAKE HOUSE Fronting on lake. "Rons. Co. beauty spot" Fishing, Boating. Hunting, etc. For rates apply A. H. NEWTON, Prop..

R. F. D., No. 1. Bralnard. N. Y. 6-Z*~s.tu,lh

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Garry Benson,s,c~TVrw" The N E W F E N I M O R E

HOTELS—SUMMER RJB0BT1.

ASJOU PARK, M. J.

1 * LAFAYETTE ASBURY PARK, If. J,

Exclusive patronage; large number of private, baths, public shower and needle baths; bachelor apartments; white serv­ice; fireproof roof, piaesas end culinary departments. Booklet M. H. FROST.

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•Social Centre of the Jersey Coast"*

COLEMAN HOUSE Whole square on the ocean

KTTROPEAN AND AMERICAH PLAN. Open e l l year. Capacity MO. Also

A hotel open year round. Up-to-date In every detail.

Large porch. 6-U-tu,th,s

T H E DUNNING HOTEI * Malta, N. Y. Surrounded by three**'

lakes. An Ideal place to apend the summer months. Write for ratea. JOHN H. GALE. Prop. Special attention given automobile parties. Free garage for patrons of hotel.

6-13-tb,s.tu

FAR ROCKAWAY. FAR ROCKAWAY. Hote l F a r R o c h a w a y

Broadway, near Beach; Far Rockaway's most popular house; noted for excellence of cuisine and service; special ratea perma­nent guests. E. CULHANE FITZGERALD.

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BROADWAY COTTAGE ON BROADWAY. FAR ROCKAWAY.

Accommodates 100. One block from .beach. For rates apply M. KILLORAN. Prop.

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T h e H e d g e s Broadway, near beach. Large airy rooms. Rates reasonable. Apply.

M. A. DIFFENDERFER, Prop. «-l-e,tu,th

HOTEL BELVIDERE F A R ROCKAWAY.

Broadway near Be rooms. Table each, Lar

unsurpassed £• airy Far

Rockaway. Lawns. Same management since 1904.

6-1-s.tu.th

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KAISERS B a t t l i n g P a v i l i o n

The coolest spot In Far Rocka way-Large and cool bathhouses. Magnifi­cent Promenade, cafe and restaurant Shore dinners a specialty. _ ^ _ _

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THE MARLBOROUGH Leas ing all year hotel

Capacity ISO. Elevator. Booklets. A. M. BMlXTONTProp,

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& t o 3Irog (Ekmea, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. JULY e. I f l l

HOME MATTERS. .

SHE SUFFERED TEN MONTHS

BRUNSWICK On the beach at Asbury Park, N. J.

Highest standard of excellence maintained. Booklet MORGAN & PARSONS.

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THE METROPOLITAN ~ A S V U B Y PARK. W. J , _ _ _

HOTEL A N D EQUIPMENT N E W . A thoroughly refined family house for

Ultra-particular people Elevator to all floors Rooms en suite with privets baths. Running water hi ail rooms. Our autobus meets aU trains. Booklet and rates upon request FRANCIS YAR-NALL. Mgr. 7-«-S,tuftb

II Where Trojans Stop I

REW YORK HOTEL FAR ROCKAWAY.

Lockwood and Greenwood Avea. MICHAEL W. BURNS, Prop.

6-l-s.tu,th

American Hotel 1 Overlooking the ocean. Large, airy rooms. Terms reasonable. For book-

i let and rates apply JOHN J. BU8HELL, Prop.

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ROCKAWAY BEACH. ' * HEADO.UARTERS FOR TROJANS.

NEW YORK HOTEL Rockaway Beach, (Seaside Sta­

tion), L. L Thoroughly renovated throughout Gas. electric light and steam heat. Cuisine unexcelled. For rates apply DAVID J. FELlO, Prop.

H. A FAILING. Mgr. » • » • • • • • » » • » • • ) • » • • • • » • • • • • »

6-l-s,tu,th

ROCKAWAY BEACH. The Most Beautifully Located Hotel on Long Island. Directly on the Ocean.

Schilling's Atlas Hotel NOW OPEN.""3L,

For ratea and booklet apply* O, A. SCHILLING'S SONS. Props* Rock-away Beach, L. I. 6-l-s,tu-th

ROMD LAKE. Tro, Gont=vAcadan.» It'sA Good Place To Live

Large, cool rooms: moderate retes; ape* olal terms to families. 28 acres of fam-goe. F»ns sheds trees. Tennis courts. Bowling alleys. Trolleys ran to two 'srge lakes. Good train service. Three minutes from D. m H. station. Tutoring in High School subjects If desired. Writs for terms sad Illustrated booklet t s

& U LEONARD. Principal. l -4-tu.th.S

SARATOGA SPRINGS. •w

SARATOGA SPRINGS.

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SARATOGA SPRINGS

It the V a c a t i o n - l a n d _. of Natural Attractions

Saratoga Laka is excellent lor boating, bathing and fishing—all water sports. Motoring, Drirmg or Trolley Trips afford pleasant day excur-

Ueae gelf, teaaia, dancing—• are thorou ^^^^r^mmmm ^m»-mm I M - Stan *eS SJ^ le conditions.

Purs Meeets in Air. bloj /n across miles of virgin pine foTsa«a,

chllsrstii bul ldtaf virtue

> Saratoga 8pr ings sxhilsrmting s n d health

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the S ta t s e l N e w Vsrk - t h s water M tree.

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B f l l ^ ^ M I 1 T T L A hm^mAm t k n l « « * S - , , 1 - , „ • S f W

eeweaj | i l a a Arcaae , oaraiega oarsoga, n. i .

Ths year round, if you please; but l t 'a particularly attract ive row.

ROUND LAKE Aa e oottage set t lement: e s a resort for a long or short stay. Round Lake's ac­cess ibi l i ty; Its amusements for old end young. I t ' s e restful place where city people tone up over night. There '* room for you here. Write, rphone or call for detai led information.

Round l a k e Association

OCEM GROVE, 11 I

^ Hotel Wentworth,

HOUND LAKE Newly Fnrntnhert Thrnaghnnt

Has been leased for a term of yeara by C. F. Taylor, Jr. (of Tay­lor's on-8chroon Lake.) For rates and booklets address C. F. TAYLOR. Jr.. Round Lake. N. T.

THE LAKEVIEW, XttX? Facing lake. Fishing, Golf, Tennis, Croquet. Excellent cuisine, Terms moderate. Book­le t B. J. HALL, formerly of Asbury Park, N. J. 7-3-tu.th.s-St

AVERILL PARI, W A R G E R H O T E L _ At Arerll l Park, Formerly Averili park House—thoroughly renovated throughout. Accommodatas fit Special rates to summer boaroM-sJjfctolsll

B-26-s.tu.t W. H. WARdRRTyrop? •

F e r • good day** oatlnsr Tlstt

KEELER'S HOTEL, Glass Lake. N . Y. Boating, fishing.

swings, lawns, etc. Good table and large, airy rooms. STEVE KEELER t-4-tu.th.s Averlll Park. R. F. P.. No. t • • • • *>»* )»»»»•* ) •» • • • • •»»• •»• ; ;

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SRh SEASON wnrrre ICLPHCR g r a m a no-net,.

On Shore of Saratoga Lake. Oood hunt­ing, fishing, boating and bathing. Boston aad Mains R. R. direct. Steamboat, rall-reaeV end telsphsne ceeneotiens with Sara-trge. T. C. LUTHER, Pre*.', P. O. address Meohanlcvllls, N. Y MMn,th ,a

*Ibe WORDEN g r .Broadway, cor. 'Division St., Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Always open. ,-e-U-tu.th.s J. tCKBTLLY. Prop.

TBE L A F A Y E T T E

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OTEL AMERICAJXT Special Attention Oiven to Automobile Parties.

New York State Reservation.

G e o . A. F a r n h a m , P r o p i M i E R o r B M P I R E - r o u a s A S S O C I A T I O N .

RHODE ISLAND. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL

BLOCK ISLAND. R. I. , RIGHT ON THE OCEAN.

Unsurpassed for Its An* Bathing, Boating, F ish ing , a t e

Extens ive piasees.

(.'pens July Id. Accommodates 400 guests . Rooms with and without bath. For booklets address

NICHOLAS BALL HOTEL COMPANY.

BELI1R, S. J. Hotel Columbia

H K L M A R . n'. j .

Almost entire block on ocean front. Leased by prooerty owner* of Balmer. Every refined smuoement. Modern Im­provements. Send for booklet. e-ll-tu,th,s OSO. W. LEONARD. Mgr

F a v e r l t a Reaort I s * Tro jaaa .

Maple Grove Hotel;; < > Chicken and fish dinners' every Bun- < > < > day. Now open. \ < > Edward Smith:; •)*)»eeeeee»eee»ee»»e»»»»»»e*>

TROY, B. Y

F.P. R e s t a u r a n t

S a n d Hotel , Irankl la .Square,

Trey, W. Y.

Dining accommodations for Ladies and Gentle­men.

Private Parlors. Sea foods a specialty.

Rooms for Men only*

MULFORD'S M L i s S s s , a-W-2» fftin St. One block from ocean.

Reasonable rates. Booklet. WALTER J. MULFORP. Owner and Mgr. 5-a-tu,th,s

FOUNTAIN HOUSE, Central for Asbury Park and Ocean

Grove; capacity ISO; » 0 to *35 per week. Bcoklet and Maps. 6-16-s,tu,th

THE FENIMORE •ds Second A r e Private baths; electric

elevator; write for booklet. 6-25-tu.th.s THOa. NOBLE-

118 Cookman Ave. Blk to beach. Cap. C. DOHM. *-2»-e,th,tu

Princeton ISO. Moderate. Bklet. W

Ihe BRIGHTON gSd^SUa-, l l th season; special spring rates. 6-8-s,tu7th N . ALLENDORPH, Prop.

The 1VI A D I S O ISJ A high grade family hotel; block from

ooean and Sunset Lake. Facing a park. Capacity 160. Write for booklet.

6-l-s,tu,th J. K. DODMAN.

L Y N D H U R 8 T 8 U T & L $3 to $2.60 per day. HO up weekly. Special

June rate. Booklet. 6-1-s.tu.th R. O. POOLE, Prop.

Hotel Knickerbocker Overlooking ocean and boardwalk; refined

patronage; booklet; 'Phone 1470. ALVAH

Worth Asbury Park

TRUAX. Owner. 6-25-tu.th,s

Select F a m i l y Hotel on the Beach.

™* WELLINGTON ASBURY PARK. Rooms with bath. 'Phone 6-l-s,tu,th B. B. SMITH.

H o t e l C l a r e n d o n ^ Booklet. Evening dinners. Facing Ocean

and Sunset Lake; orchestra; Sept. rates $7 up; transients 11.60.

6-*sVtu,th,s A. R. FINNEY, Owner.

Stratford . S P e e - ^ a t e o v e r J u , Z 4 t h - Main lave. , 60 feet to Ocean. HAYNES & LAYMAN, New Props.

New Philadelphia Ocean Pathway. Directly on beach.

Unobstructed view of ocean and Audi­torium, Broad verandas overlooking sea.

6-8-s.tu.th MRS. C. A. COX

The Arl ington OCEAN GROVE, NA J.

cpen. Capacity 300. Special June •Phones in rooroe M. A. MILLAR.

Now rates

6-1-s.tu.th

T h e Waver ly Ocean Orove; near beach and auditorium;

table unsurpassed; electric lights. 6-28-tu,th,s H. H. ALCOCK.

ATLANTIC CIT!, S. i.

Hotel Francis Michigan Ave., near Beech. All modern

improvements. J. F. & M. C. DONOVAN. t-ll-tu.th,s

SHARON SPRINGS. Iht NEW YORK HOUSE

Sharon Springs, N. Y. Opp. Baths. Now cpen. Apply M. M. ST1CHT, TO tu.th

MANSION Sharon Springs, N. Y. Springs, N. Y. Open year roi

American plan. Automobile tourist served at any reasonable hour. For rates apply MRS J. W. 8HARPE, Prop, s-l-s.tu.th

and Sulphur Bathing E s t Waters from the famous White Sulphur Springs Steam heated. Lighted by gas and electricity. Bathing facilities in seme building. Select patronage only solicited. Terms upon application to N. C. MAUHS. Prop., Sharon 8prlngs, N. Y. 6-1-s.tu.th

HOTEL FRANKLIN Corner S i x t h and Webb Avenues .

One block from ocean; renovated and Improved. WALTER HAMPSON.

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The Surf House Asbury Perk, First Ave.; overlooking

ocean; capacity 160; booklet 6-M-th.e.tu B. A. MARTIN.

(Continued from Twel f th F a c e . )

York, a a d h a s opened Camp Asfxenonta. Recent arrivals from Phi ladelphia a m o n g the campers Include Francis 8 . B r o w n and W. R. Humphrey, w h o h a v e adjoin­ing camps on the shore of Lake Placid. The K a n e c a m p has been taken by A. E Foster of Buffalo, and t h s Cleaves c a m p on Mirror Lake has been leased b y Mrs. J. H . H a r v e y of Youngstown, Ohio. Mrs. E. J. Hellner of N e w York, who c a m e u p early In the week, h a s opened her c a m p e n the heights above Mirror Lake. J . C. Bernheim, who le t h e owner of one of the beautiful c a m p s In the Rulsseaumont preserve, w a s a l so a m o n g the arr ivals of t h s w e e k

B e t e l Activity The L a k e Plac id hotels a l w a y e fill

w i th gues t s promptly after the Fourth , and th is s eason seems no except ion to the rule. Throughout the week each in ­coming train h a s brought I ts q u o t a of summer vis i tors , and the resort i s fas t a t ta in ing i t s customary mid- summer gayety .

Hotel Thedford NORTH ASBURY PARK. M. 9.

6th Ave. and Beach. Thoroughly modern. Capacity MO. Booklet U. D U F F I E L D .

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Fourth Ave . Inn Formerly Lesdley. 208 Fourth A v e Block

from ocean: refined family hotel: weekly heps. Capacity 150. MRS. P. J. WILSON.

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607 Third Ave.. Asbury Park, N. J. A few minutes from the ocean. Large, l i ght airy rooms. Special ratea for June and September. Apply WILLIAM HAMILTON QUIOLBY, Prop, (formerly of Troy and Cohoee).

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THE BRISTOL-BELVEDERE Asbury Park, N. J., Direct ocean front

Fourth and Ocean Avea.; spacious verandas; private baths; evening dinners; white service; elevator to street; capacity 400; orchestra. For booklet address

6-*a-s,tu,th BANTA A HELYARP.

Hotel Edgemere One door from ocean; now open; ele­

vator to street surface; telephone 1st rooms. J. E. RAINE A 8 0 N .

6-16-s.tu.th

NORTH-HURST ond door from ooean. Re-

exceptional table. Mod-Third Ave.

*tned, homellli kte rate W. F. NORTH.

6-»-th,s,tu

HOTEL BROCKHURST Asbury Park, Seventh and Park Aves .

Capacity 200. Finest Cuisine. Booklet

a M. BULLWINRTLW. Prop. 6-1-s. tu.th

During their s t a y at the Stevens H o u s e the m e m b e r s of the choir of the Church of St. Louis de France of Montreal had a Jolly good t i m e Under the personal direction of Hon. George A. Stevens , Pres ident o f T h e Stevens H o t e l Com­pany, every th ing necessary to t h e com­fort and proper enterta inment of the party, which , w i t h the choir m e m b e r s and the ir fami l ies and friends, included about 100, w a s provided on a generous scale. A trip around Lake Plac id aboard the s t eamer Doris and trips b y motor and carr iage to John Brown's grave , H i g h F a l l s and other points w e r e a m o n g the del ightful features of t h e v i s i t Thirty- f ive members of the choir s a n g a t th« 10:30 a. m. mass a t St. Agnes ' Church Sunday, m a s s being sa id b y Rev . Qeorge E . Boileau of Montreal, a m e m b e r of the party . A short address w a s m a d e b y R e v . D. N . Burke, pastor of St. Agnes ' Church. Reaching L a k e Placid Saturday, the party left for Montreal Monday night . T h e annual m e e t i n g of the N e w York Sta te F ire Underwriters* Associat ion wil l take place a t - t h e Stevens House Monday, T u e s d a y and W e d n e s d a y of next w e e k A m o n g the arrivals of the week at that hote l were Wi l l iam J. McConvlll of Brooklyn, Chair­m a n of the H o u s e Committee of the L a k e Placid Yacht Club, and h i s mother . Mrs. C. McConvlll, who annual ly apend the s u m m e r t h e r e

Records Brokea.

S ince the opening of t h e Grand V i e w Hote l there h a s been a s t e a d y increase in the g u e s t s until with the rash fol low­ing the Fourth records of previous s ea ­sons h a v e been broken. More y o u n g people t h a n usual are at the Grand V i e w Hote l th i s season , and the week baa been filled w i t h tennis matches, motor trips, mounta in part ies and the like. The y o u n g m e n at the Grand V i e w Hote l are persistent mountain-cl imbers, and several h a v e already made the ascent of Mount Whl te face . Recent arr ivals there include Jacob Mohr and family, of N e w York; Alfred p. Ames, proprietor of the S t Charles Hotel , N e w Orleans, and Mr. and Mrs. Wi l l i am O'Reilly of Y o u n g s ­town, Ohio.

Varied

W i t h fishing, golf, motoring, mounta in parties and other outdoor aporta, the gues t s a t the North woods I n n , Lake Placid Inn, T h e Homestead, T h e A m e r ­ican, Nat iona l and other L a k e Placid hotels h a v e been busily engaged during the week.

AN OCCASION FOR HOUSE PARTIES. • n e n a

Upper Saraaae Casspets Made the of J a l y aa Opportaalty far Kater ta ta -sseat—Arouad the Beantlfal W a t e r -Music l e the Air.

Special Correspondence of The Troy Times. Upper Saranac, July &.—House part ies

for over the Fourth h a v e been the rule among the campers on the Upper Sara­nac Lake , and not a few of t h e a l l -season g u e s t s a t Saranac Inn h a v e en­tertained fr iends there tills week. One of the larges t and merriest of t h e s e par­ties w a s entertained by Milton C Work of Phi lade lphia a t the Bulkley cot tage , which he h a s leased for the summer . Included in the party were G. S Ather-ton, Wi l l iam B. Brown, George P . Chandler, W . P . Earnshaw, F e l i x B c k -ersoa, J . P. Gregg aad H. E. Keller, all of1 Phi ladelphia , Chief Jus t i ce W h i t s , who Is w i t h his family a t The Cabin, the at tract ive c a m p adjoining S a r a n a c Inn, has s ince h i s arrival made m a n y firm friends a m o n g the campers and v i s i tors at ths Inn. The Chief Jus t ice Is a I jver of the healthful outdoor sports , and upon h i s trips about the beaut i ful U p ­per Saranac wi l l use a speedy l i tt le launch t h a t h a s Just been placed In commiss ion. H e is well p leased wi th t h s provis ions for h is comfort a n d pleas­ure dar ing his s tay hers w h i c h have been pVovlded by Harrington Mills, the energe^ie>manager of Saranac Inn.

UNION HOTEL Sharon Springs, N. Y. Strictly

Kosher. Concerts "Bally aad all sorts of amusements—oroqust tennis and private park, gas and electric light our own Iron water spring. Up-to-date and modern In all respects. For rates applj

SILVAN BEACH, H. Y.

SPRING LAKE, «. J. •J— ' - • • - • •• - - _ _ _ _ ! . _ !

The Allaire Spring Lake, N. J. Directly on the beach.

B M. RICHARDSON

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Mrs, J. Campbell Harris o f Phi ladel­phia, w h o annual ly spends the summer a t Saranac Inn, h a s ordered placed in commiss ion her electric launch, which ts o n e of the finest on the lake. Idrs. Harr is h a s a g a i n taken ths su i t e of rooms a t the Inn reserved for her use each season . Under the m a n a g e m e n t of Mr. Mills the Inn is becoming a very popular resort with, motorists , a n d dur­ing the las t week a number of par t i e s h a v e motored up from the cit ies . Mr, and Mrs. C. B. Perkins and Mr. a a d Mrs. R, A. Stewart m a d s up o n e party , arr iv ing by motor car from Bos ton . Dr. a n d Mrs. T. w . Bennett motored up from Hartford. Conn., and in another party were Mrs. A . w . Dudley of Dana* vllle, Va., and M r e Robert B e a U e y of Youngstown, Ohio. The recent a r r i v a l s at the Inn Include Mr. and M r e W . L. Wrtghter of Plalnflsld. N . J., w h o h a v e opened Sunset cot tage for t h e s u m m e r ; Mr. and Mrs. P. H. R F r e y l l n g h u y t e n e l Morrlstown, N . J., w h o h a v e t h e Belo camp formerly occupied by Assoc ia t e Jus t i ce Charles & H u g h e s of the United States Supreme Court during t w o s u m ­mers of his period of serv ice a s Oov-eraor of N e w York; F . a B a n g s a a d fami ly , of N e w York, w h o h a v e opened the B a n g s c e m p near the Inn; & W. Hornbrook, Bos ton; Mf. s n d Mrs. R e g -iaajd Oeu l t , Montreal; W. a Holcomb and T. N . H a n n o n and family , of Co-lumbue, Ohio; Mr. and Mra Charles O. Bckles , Miss Marie Boyd, H. J. Bailey. T h o m a s Bernard, F . J. Ford and A. H. W o h i a n . Philadelphia; E. J. Snyder. Ohartes Kaiser , John Dsl let t , 3. Luak, H. O. Runkle snd T. B. Dynes , N e w York; Dr. and Mra W. McArdle. W a s h ­ington . D. C. A three-piece orchestra from t h s Hotel Grafton, the W a s h i a g -ton, D. C , hotel of Manager Harrington Mtlle, h a s arrived at the Inn, aad the young people are elated.

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