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	'''Children: '''[[Carl Hathaway\|Carl G. Hathaway]]		'''Children: '''[[Carl Hathaway\|Carl G. Hathaway]]

	'''Albert J. Hathaway '''was the caretaker at [[~~Pine Point Camp\|~~Pine Point Camp]] on [[~~Upper Saranac Lake\|~~Upper Saranac Lake]]. He also had a dance band, "Al's Radio Gang", that played on [[~~WNBZ\|~~WNBZ]].		'''Albert J. Hathaway '''was the caretaker at [[Pine Point Camp]] on [[Upper Saranac Lake]]. He also had a dance band, "Al's Radio Gang", that played on [[WNBZ]].
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	''[[~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 17, 1960		''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 17, 1960

	'''Hathaway Services~~''' '''~~Thursday Morning'''		'''Hathaway Services Thursday Morning'''

	Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock from the Richer Funeral Home with the Rev. [[~~Lionel Driscoll\|~~Lionel Driscoll]], Saranac Lake, officiating, for Albert Hathaway, 70, who died at 11:40 p.m. in the Mercy General Hospital.		Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock from the Richer Funeral Home with the Rev. [[Lionel Driscoll]], Saranac Lake, officiating, for Albert Hathaway, 70, who died at 11:40 p.m. in the Mercy General Hospital.

	Burial will be in the Lewis Cemetery in Lewis in the Spring.		Burial will be in the Lewis Cemetery in Lewis in the Spring.
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	Mr. Hathaway was born in Lewis on Jan. 28, 1890, the son of Abraham and Jennie Wrisley Hathaway.		Mr. Hathaway was born in Lewis on Jan. 28, 1890, the son of Abraham and Jennie Wrisley Hathaway.

	At the time of his death he was employed as a caretaker at [[~~Pine Point Camp\|~~Pine Point Camp]], Upper Saranac Lake.		At the time of his death he was employed as a caretaker at [[Pine Point Camp]], Upper Saranac Lake.

	Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Esther Cutting, and one son, Carl. The body will repose at the Richer Funeral Home until time of services.		Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Esther Cutting, and one son, Carl. The body will repose at the Richer Funeral Home until time of services.
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	'''From Buckboard to Airplane Is Tupper Guide's Transition'''		'''From Buckboard to Airplane Is Tupper Guide's Transition'''

	It's a far cry from the days when the old-time Adirondack guide used to meet his party at the station with the old buckboard or wagon to the present, in the opinion of Albert Hathaway, veteran Tupper Lake woodsman and guide for Col. [[~~S. P. Wetherill\|~~S. P. Wetherill]] of Philadelphia.		It's a far cry from the days when the old-time Adirondack guide used to meet his party at the station with the old buckboard or wagon to the present, in the opinion of Albert Hathaway, veteran Tupper Lake woodsman and guide for Col. [[S. P. Wetherill]] of Philadelphia.

	Thursday Mr. Hathaway was detailed to meet a party of guests from the Quaker City, bound for Col. Wetherill's Pine Point Camp on Upper Saranac Lake. His instructions were to meet the guests on the spacious field behind the U. S Veterans' Facility at [[~~Sunmount\|~~Sunmount]], and they arrived promptly on schedule in two airplanes, circled the field a few times, and when Mr. Hathaway waved his hat in greeting they set their planes down gracefully, and were in camp and ready for the day's fishing on Upper Saranac a few hours after leaving Philadelphia. The visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Hollister Judd and Mr. and Mrs. Sargent. The Judds remained in camp for a week.		Thursday Mr. Hathaway was detailed to meet a party of guests from the Quaker City, bound for Col. Wetherill's Pine Point Camp on Upper Saranac Lake. His instructions were to meet the guests on the spacious field behind the U. S Veterans' Facility at [[Sunmount]], and they arrived promptly on schedule in two airplanes, circled the field a few times, and when Mr. Hathaway waved his hat in greeting they set their planes down gracefully, and were in camp and ready for the day's fishing on Upper Saranac a few hours after leaving Philadelphia. The visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Hollister Judd and Mr. and Mrs. Sargent. The Judds remained in camp for a week.
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	The National Defense program will undoubtedly cut down to some extent on the number of sportsmen coming into the Adirondacks this fall. Albert Hathaway, caretaker of Pine Point Camp on Upper Saranac Lake, has received word that Lieutenant Giles Wetherill of Philadelphia, son of Col. S. P. Wetherill, owner, will have to forego his annual hunting trip here having been summoned to active duty with his outfit.		The National Defense program will undoubtedly cut down to some extent on the number of sportsmen coming into the Adirondacks this fall. Albert Hathaway, caretaker of Pine Point Camp on Upper Saranac Lake, has received word that Lieutenant Giles Wetherill of Philadelphia, son of Col. S. P. Wetherill, owner, will have to forego his annual hunting trip here having been summoned to active duty with his outfit.

	"Al's Radio Gang", headed by Albert Hathaway is booked to play a dance engagement at Grange Hall in Lewis. N. Y., on Nov. 8th. En route to Lewis they will put on a broadcast program over Station [[~~WNBZ\|~~WNBZ]] at Saranac Lake.		"Al's Radio Gang", headed by Albert Hathaway is booked to play a dance engagement at Grange Hall in Lewis. N. Y., on Nov. 8th. En route to Lewis they will put on a broadcast program over Station [[WNBZ]] at Saranac Lake.


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	"After a terrible long delay I am enclosing $4 for The Record-Post for another year; am sorry I waited so long, but we have had a very busy summer. Our camp has had as many as 16 summer people at one time. We rented it to a school on Long Island; we had a teacher for awhile, also a professor, typists, stenographers, etc. All swell people. One of our tenants was a violin instructor and he surely could play. My son Carl has been promoted to the rank of first lieutenant in the National Guard Reserve; got his papers Monday, October 1. He is caretaker and guide at the [[Gull Bay Camp\|John L. Loeb camp]] just across the bay from us."		"After a terrible long delay I am enclosing $4 for The Record-Post for another year; am sorry I waited so long, but we have had a very busy summer. Our camp has had as many as 16 summer people at one time. We rented it to a school on Long Island; we had a teacher for awhile, also a professor, typists, stenographers, etc. All swell people. One of our tenants was a violin instructor and he surely could play. My son Carl has been promoted to the rank of first lieutenant in the National Guard Reserve; got his papers Monday, October 1. He is caretaker and guide at the [[Gull Bay Camp\|John L. Loeb camp]] just across the bay from us."





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	''Adirondack Record-Elizabethtown Post'', October 11, 1956		''Adirondack Record-Elizabethtown Post'', October 11, 1956

	'''Record-Post Hears from A. J. Hathaway, Former ~~''''''~~Band Leader in County'''		'''Record-Post Hears from A. J. Hathaway, Former Band Leader in County'''

	The Record-Post has received the following letter from Albert J. Hathaway of Tupper Lake, former Essex county resident well known to many people in Essex county where he and his band played at many dances for a number of years prior to his moving to Tupper Lake:		The Record-Post has received the following letter from Albert J. Hathaway of Tupper Lake, former Essex county resident well known to many people in Essex county where he and his band played at many dances for a number of years prior to his moving to Tupper Lake:

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'''Born: '''January 28, 1890

'''Died: '''February 15, 1960

'''Married:''' Esther Cutting

'''Children: '''[[Carl%20Hathaway|Carl G. Hathaway]]

'''Albert J. Hathaway '''was the caretaker at [[Pine%20Point%20Camp|Pine Point Camp]] on [[Upper%20Saranac%20Lake|Upper Saranac Lake]]. He also had a dance band, "Al's Radio Gang", that played on [[WNBZ|WNBZ]].
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''[[Adirondack%20Daily%20Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 17, 1960

'''Hathaway Services''' '''Thursday Morning'''

Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock from the Richer Funeral Home with the Rev. [[Lionel%20Driscoll|Lionel Driscoll]], Saranac Lake, officiating, for Albert Hathaway, 70, who died at 11:40 p.m. in the Mercy General Hospital.

Burial will be in the Lewis Cemetery in Lewis in the Spring.

Mr. Hathaway was born in Lewis on Jan. 28, 1890, the son of Abraham and Jennie Wrisley Hathaway.

At the time of his death he was employed as a caretaker at [[Pine%20Point%20Camp|Pine Point Camp]], Upper Saranac Lake.

Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Esther Cutting, and one son, Carl. The body will repose at the Richer Funeral Home until time of services.
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''Tupper Lake Free Press and Herald,'' July 13, 1939

'''From Buckboard to Airplane Is Tupper Guide's Transition'''

It's a far cry from the days when the old-time Adirondack guide used to meet his party at the station with the old buckboard or wagon to the present, in the opinion of Albert Hathaway, veteran Tupper Lake woodsman and guide for Col. [[S.%20P.%20Wetherill|S. P. Wetherill]] of Philadelphia.

Thursday Mr. Hathaway was detailed to meet a party of guests from the Quaker City, bound for Col. Wetherill's Pine Point Camp on Upper Saranac Lake. His instructions were to meet the guests on the spacious field behind the U. S Veterans' Facility at [[Sunmount|Sunmount]], and they arrived promptly on schedule in two airplanes, circled the field a few times, and when Mr. Hathaway waved his hat in greeting they set their planes down gracefully, and were in camp and ready for the day's fishing on Upper Saranac a few hours after leaving Philadelphia. The visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Hollister Judd and Mr. and Mrs. Sargent. The Judds remained in camp for a week.
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''Tupper Lake Free Press and Herald'', October 31, 1940

The National Defense program will undoubtedly cut down to some extent on the number of sportsmen coming into the Adirondacks this fall. Albert Hathaway, caretaker of Pine Point Camp on Upper Saranac Lake, has received word that Lieutenant Giles Wetherill of Philadelphia, son of Col. S. P. Wetherill, owner, will have to forego his annual hunting trip here having been summoned to active duty with his outfit.

"Al's Radio Gang", headed by Albert Hathaway is booked to play a dance engagement at Grange Hall in Lewis. N. Y., on Nov. 8th. En route to Lewis they will put on a broadcast program over Station [[WNBZ|WNBZ]] at Saranac Lake.

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''Adirondack Record-Elizabethtown Post'', October 11, 1956

'''Record-Post Hears from A. J. Hathaway, Former ''''''Band Leader in County'''

The Record-Post has received the following letter from Albert J. Hathaway of Tupper Lake, former Essex county resident well known to many people in Essex county where he and his band played at many dances for a number of years prior to his moving to Tupper Lake:

"After a terrible long delay I am enclosing $4 for The Record-Post for another year; am sorry I waited so long, but we have had a very busy summer. Our camp has had as many as 16 summer people at one time. We rented it to a school on Long Island; we had a teacher for awhile, also a professor, typists, stenographers, etc. All swell people. One of our tenants was a violin instructor and he surely could play. My son Carl has been promoted to the rank of first lieutenant in the National Guard Reserve; got his papers Monday, October 1. He is caretaker and guide at the [[Gull%20Bay%20Camp|John L. Loeb camp]] just across the bay from us."

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	'''Married:''' Esther Cutting		'''Married:''' Esther Cutting

	'''Children: '''[[Carl~~%20Hathaway~~\|Carl G. Hathaway]]		'''Children: '''[[Carl Hathaway\|Carl G. Hathaway]]

	'''Albert J. Hathaway '''was the caretaker at [[Pine~~%20Point%20Camp~~\|Pine Point Camp]] on [[Upper~~%20Saranac%20Lake~~\|Upper Saranac Lake]]. He also had a dance band, "Al's Radio Gang", that played on [[WNBZ\|WNBZ]].		'''Albert J. Hathaway '''was the caretaker at [[Pine Point Camp\|Pine Point Camp]] on [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]]. He also had a dance band, "Al's Radio Gang", that played on [[WNBZ\|WNBZ]].
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	''[[Adirondack~~%20Daily%20Enterprise~~\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 17, 1960		''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 17, 1960

	'''Hathaway Services''' '''Thursday Morning'''		'''Hathaway Services''' '''Thursday Morning'''

	Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock from the Richer Funeral Home with the Rev. [[Lionel~~%20Driscoll~~\|Lionel Driscoll]], Saranac Lake, officiating, for Albert Hathaway, 70, who died at 11:40 p.m. in the Mercy General Hospital.		Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock from the Richer Funeral Home with the Rev. [[Lionel Driscoll\|Lionel Driscoll]], Saranac Lake, officiating, for Albert Hathaway, 70, who died at 11:40 p.m. in the Mercy General Hospital.

	Burial will be in the Lewis Cemetery in Lewis in the Spring.		Burial will be in the Lewis Cemetery in Lewis in the Spring.
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	Mr. Hathaway was born in Lewis on Jan. 28, 1890, the son of Abraham and Jennie Wrisley Hathaway.		Mr. Hathaway was born in Lewis on Jan. 28, 1890, the son of Abraham and Jennie Wrisley Hathaway.

	At the time of his death he was employed as a caretaker at [[Pine~~%20Point%20Camp~~\|Pine Point Camp]], Upper Saranac Lake.		At the time of his death he was employed as a caretaker at [[Pine Point Camp\|Pine Point Camp]], Upper Saranac Lake.

	Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Esther Cutting, and one son, Carl. The body will repose at the Richer Funeral Home until time of services.		Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Esther Cutting, and one son, Carl. The body will repose at the Richer Funeral Home until time of services.
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	'''From Buckboard to Airplane Is Tupper Guide's Transition'''		'''From Buckboard to Airplane Is Tupper Guide's Transition'''

	It's a far cry from the days when the old-time Adirondack guide used to meet his party at the station with the old buckboard or wagon to the present, in the opinion of Albert Hathaway, veteran Tupper Lake woodsman and guide for Col. [[S.~~%20P~~.~~%20Wetherill~~\|S. P. Wetherill]] of Philadelphia.		It's a far cry from the days when the old-time Adirondack guide used to meet his party at the station with the old buckboard or wagon to the present, in the opinion of Albert Hathaway, veteran Tupper Lake woodsman and guide for Col. [[S. P. Wetherill\|S. P. Wetherill]] of Philadelphia.

	Thursday Mr. Hathaway was detailed to meet a party of guests from the Quaker City, bound for Col. Wetherill's Pine Point Camp on Upper Saranac Lake. His instructions were to meet the guests on the spacious field behind the U. S Veterans' Facility at [[Sunmount\|Sunmount]], and they arrived promptly on schedule in two airplanes, circled the field a few times, and when Mr. Hathaway waved his hat in greeting they set their planes down gracefully, and were in camp and ready for the day's fishing on Upper Saranac a few hours after leaving Philadelphia. The visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Hollister Judd and Mr. and Mrs. Sargent. The Judds remained in camp for a week.		Thursday Mr. Hathaway was detailed to meet a party of guests from the Quaker City, bound for Col. Wetherill's Pine Point Camp on Upper Saranac Lake. His instructions were to meet the guests on the spacious field behind the U. S Veterans' Facility at [[Sunmount\|Sunmount]], and they arrived promptly on schedule in two airplanes, circled the field a few times, and when Mr. Hathaway waved his hat in greeting they set their planes down gracefully, and were in camp and ready for the day's fishing on Upper Saranac a few hours after leaving Philadelphia. The visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Hollister Judd and Mr. and Mrs. Sargent. The Judds remained in camp for a week.
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	The Record-Post has received the following letter from Albert J. Hathaway of Tupper Lake, former Essex county resident well known to many people in Essex county where he and his band played at many dances for a number of years prior to his moving to Tupper Lake:		The Record-Post has received the following letter from Albert J. Hathaway of Tupper Lake, former Essex county resident well known to many people in Essex county where he and his band played at many dances for a number of years prior to his moving to Tupper Lake:

	"After a terrible long delay I am enclosing $4 for The Record-Post for another year; am sorry I waited so long, but we have had a very busy summer. Our camp has had as many as 16 summer people at one time. We rented it to a school on Long Island; we had a teacher for awhile, also a professor, typists, stenographers, etc. All swell people. One of our tenants was a violin instructor and he surely could play. My son Carl has been promoted to the rank of first lieutenant in the National Guard Reserve; got his papers Monday, October 1. He is caretaker and guide at the [[Gull~~%20Bay%20Camp~~\|John L. Loeb camp]] just across the bay from us."		"After a terrible long delay I am enclosing $4 for The Record-Post for another year; am sorry I waited so long, but we have had a very busy summer. Our camp has had as many as 16 summer people at one time. We rented it to a school on Long Island; we had a teacher for awhile, also a professor, typists, stenographers, etc. All swell people. One of our tenants was a violin instructor and he surely could play. My son Carl has been promoted to the rank of first lieutenant in the National Guard Reserve; got his papers Monday, October 1. He is caretaker and guide at the [[Gull Bay Camp\|John L. Loeb camp]] just across the bay from us."

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	'''Children: '''[[Carl%20Hathaway\|Carl G. Hathaway]]		'''Children: '''[[Carl%20Hathaway\|Carl G. Hathaway]]

	'''Albert J. Hathaway '''was the caretaker at [[Pine%20Point%20Camp\|Pine Point Camp]] on [[Upper%20Saranac%20Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]]. He also had a dance band, ~~<span>~~"Al's Radio Gang", that played on [[WNBZ\|WNBZ]].		'''Albert J. Hathaway '''was the caretaker at [[Pine%20Point%20Camp\|Pine Point Camp]] on [[Upper%20Saranac%20Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]]. He also had a dance band, "Al's Radio Gang", that played on [[WNBZ\|WNBZ]].
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	~~<span>~~''[[Adirondack%20Daily%20Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 17, 1960		''[[Adirondack%20Daily%20Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 17, 1960

	'''~~<span>~~Hathaway Services''' '''~~<span>~~Thursday Morning'''		'''Hathaway Services''' '''Thursday Morning'''

	~~<span>~~Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock from the Richer Funeral Home with the Rev. [[Lionel%20Driscoll\|Lionel Driscoll]], Saranac Lake, officiating, for Albert Hathaway, 70, who died at 11:40 p.m. in the Mercy General Hospital.		Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock from the Richer Funeral Home with the Rev. [[Lionel%20Driscoll\|Lionel Driscoll]], Saranac Lake, officiating, for Albert Hathaway, 70, who died at 11:40 p.m. in the Mercy General Hospital.

	~~<span>~~Burial will be in the Lewis Cemetery in Lewis in the Spring.		Burial will be in the Lewis Cemetery in Lewis in the Spring.

	~~<span>~~Mr. Hathaway was born in Lewis on Jan. 28, 1890, the son of Abraham and Jennie Wrisley Hathaway.		Mr. Hathaway was born in Lewis on Jan. 28, 1890, the son of Abraham and Jennie Wrisley Hathaway.

	~~<span>~~At the time of his death he was employed as a caretaker at [[Pine%20Point%20Camp\|Pine Point Camp]], Upper Saranac Lake.		At the time of his death he was employed as a caretaker at [[Pine%20Point%20Camp\|Pine Point Camp]], Upper Saranac Lake.

	~~<span>~~Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Esther Cutting, and one son, Carl. The body will repose at the Richer Funeral Home until time of services.~~<span>~~		Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Esther Cutting, and one son, Carl. The body will repose at the Richer Funeral Home until time of services.
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	~~<span>~~''Tupper Lake Free Press and Herald,'' July 13, 1939		''Tupper Lake Free Press and Herald,'' July 13, 1939

	'''~~<span>~~From Buckboard to Airplane Is Tupper Guide's Transition'''		'''From Buckboard to Airplane Is Tupper Guide's Transition'''

	~~<span>~~It's a far cry from the days when the old-time Adirondack guide used to meet his party at the station with the old buckboard or wagon to the present, in the opinion of Albert Hathaway, veteran Tupper Lake woodsman and guide for Col. [[S.%20P.%20Wetherill\|S. P. Wetherill]] of Philadelphia.		It's a far cry from the days when the old-time Adirondack guide used to meet his party at the station with the old buckboard or wagon to the present, in the opinion of Albert Hathaway, veteran Tupper Lake woodsman and guide for Col. [[S.%20P.%20Wetherill\|S. P. Wetherill]] of Philadelphia.

	~~<span>~~Thursday Mr. Hathaway was detailed to meet a party of guests from the Quaker City, bound for Col. Wetherill's Pine Point Camp on Upper Saranac Lake.~~<span>~~ His ~~in<span>structions~~ were to meet the guests on the spacious field behind the U. S Veterans' Facility at [[Sunmount\|Sunmount]], and they arrived promptly on schedule in two airplanes, circled the field a few times, and when Mr. Hathaway waved his hat in greeting they set their planes down gracefully, and were in camp and ready for the day's fishing on Upper Saranac a few hours after leaving Philadelphia. The visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Hollister Judd and Mr. and Mrs. Sargent. The Judds remained in camp for a week.		Thursday Mr. Hathaway was detailed to meet a party of guests from the Quaker City, bound for Col. Wetherill's Pine Point Camp on Upper Saranac Lake. His instructions were to meet the guests on the spacious field behind the U. S Veterans' Facility at [[Sunmount\|Sunmount]], and they arrived promptly on schedule in two airplanes, circled the field a few times, and when Mr. Hathaway waved his hat in greeting they set their planes down gracefully, and were in camp and ready for the day's fishing on Upper Saranac a few hours after leaving Philadelphia. The visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Hollister Judd and Mr. and Mrs. Sargent. The Judds remained in camp for a week.
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	~~<span>~~''Tupper Lake Free Press and Herald'', October 31, 1940		''Tupper Lake Free Press and Herald'', October 31, 1940

	~~<span>~~The National Defense program will undoubtedly cut down to some extent on the number of sportsmen coming into the Adirondacks this fall. Albert Hathaway, caretaker of Pine Point Camp on Upper Saranac Lake, has received word that Lieutenant Giles Wetherill of Philadelphia, son of Col. S. P. Wetherill, owner, will have to forego his annual hunting trip here having been summoned to active duty with his outfit.		The National Defense program will undoubtedly cut down to some extent on the number of sportsmen coming into the Adirondacks this fall. Albert Hathaway, caretaker of Pine Point Camp on Upper Saranac Lake, has received word that Lieutenant Giles Wetherill of Philadelphia, son of Col. S. P. Wetherill, owner, will have to forego his annual hunting trip here having been summoned to active duty with his outfit.

	~~<span>~~"Al's Radio Gang", headed by Albert Hathaway is booked to play a dance engagement at Grange Hall in Lewis. N. Y., on Nov. 8th. En route to Lewis they will put on a broadcast program over Station [[WNBZ\|WNBZ]] at Saranac Lake.		"Al's Radio Gang", headed by Albert Hathaway is booked to play a dance engagement at Grange Hall in Lewis. N. Y., on Nov. 8th. En route to Lewis they will put on a broadcast program over Station [[WNBZ\|WNBZ]] at Saranac Lake.


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	''~~<span>~~Adirondack Record-Elizabethtown Post'', October 11, 1956		''Adirondack Record-Elizabethtown Post'', October 11, 1956

	'''~~<span>~~Record-Post Hears from A. J. Hathaway, Former ''''''~~<span>~~Band Leader in County'''		'''Record-Post Hears from A. J. Hathaway, Former ''''''Band Leader in County'''

	~~<span>~~The Record-Post has received the following letter from Albert J. Hathaway of Tupper Lake, former Essex county resident well known to many people in Essex county where he and his band played at many dances for a number of years prior to his moving to Tupper Lake:		The Record-Post has received the following letter from Albert J. Hathaway of Tupper Lake, former Essex county resident well known to many people in Essex county where he and his band played at many dances for a number of years prior to his moving to Tupper Lake:

	~~<span>~~"After a terrible long delay I am enclosing $4 for The Record-Post for another year; am sorry I waited so long, but we have had a very busy summer. Our camp has had as many as 16 summer people at one time. We rented it to a school on Long Island; we had a teacher for awhile, also a professor, typists, stenographers, etc. All swell people. One of our tenants was a violin instructor and he surely could play. My son Carl has been promoted to the rank of first lieutenant in the National Guard Reserve; got his papers Monday, October 1. He is caretaker and guide at the [[Gull%20Bay%20Camp\|John L. Loeb camp]] just across the bay from us."~~<span>~~		"After a terrible long delay I am enclosing $4 for The Record-Post for another year; am sorry I waited so long, but we have had a very busy summer. Our camp has had as many as 16 summer people at one time. We rented it to a school on Long Island; we had a teacher for awhile, also a professor, typists, stenographers, etc. All swell people. One of our tenants was a violin instructor and he surely could play. My son Carl has been promoted to the rank of first lieutenant in the National Guard Reserve; got his papers Monday, October 1. He is caretaker and guide at the [[Gull%20Bay%20Camp\|John L. Loeb camp]] just across the bay from us."