Ellsworth American., 1874-07-23

Ter seats they were strapped on the bag
gage rack and heroically rode il ont In
That situation. For so large a party. but
il'tle seihshness was shown. There was a
generous giving up of good seats to less
favored parties so that all might have a
share OF the views. There was one pain.
iui exception TO this general politeness,
one young Editor, strong and In prime
health, always pushed for the best seat on
every coach, without regard to the wishes
o: the ladies or older men. Hints were
thrown away on him, and indeed he SEEM
ed to think he was praised for his talent In
getting in ahead. Could he have known
what comments were mads bv all the
party. he would have been les, self.com-
placent. The disgust he excited NAV be a
weight for him to carry in the future.
The Profile House stands at the entrance
of the Franconia Notch. aud is the largest
Hotel among the mountains Here again
the walters are Students from Dartmouth
and other Colleges. The region about this
Hotel Is full of Interesting places. The
Plume is wonderful sight. a cleft fifteen
feet wide down through a high mountain
The Odd Man Of the Mountain" is q re-
markable projection of human face. from
the perpendicular side of mountain near
the top. This face is some sixtv feet In
length. and Is perfect in its resemblance.
II wore a grave. mournful express ion. like
that ~ one grieving over the siniuluess of
the world.
Friday, the party, with fun hearts. babe
farewell TO the mountains. and were car
rled OF by stage. railroad and steamer. to
the pavilion at wolfsborough. on beau
uiul Lake Winnipesaukee. Here they rest
Ell their eyes on the placid beauties of Til,
Romantic lake embraced 10y surrounding
hills. Il was change from the rugged
grandeur Of the mountains. Friday eve
ming the last formal meeting was had in
The parlor> of the Pavilion. and votes of
thanks passed to every one, aud pleasant
speeches made by members.
saturday. faces were turned homeward.
and soon the party were on their way to
Alton Bay, Dover and Maine.
The Excursion WAS perfect success.
and was br.mmH of enioyment. and not
without profit. one can best know people /
on journey. JogIncying calls for the ex- 4
erclse OF the best qualities OF human ma
ture, and the little faults that are conceal I
Ell at home will too olen appear. brought +.
out by the friction of travel. The Editors
have been brought into close personal
coitaci by their trips. and their paper. 4
viii show tho beneficial results.
We personally return with the kindlieet
regards Tor the members Of the Main.
frc>>. They are the equals in Intelligence
ahd ability, and culture, Of any class Of .
mon. and we believe their iufluencr will be-
for good. a, to morals. politics and ,ocic-
iy- One thing can be said for them. that
they talk shop les, than other profc,-
sional men. from which il can be- ar.ued
hat they have a broader aud inprc uui,cr-
sal culture
The EXeur,ioui-i- were the recipient, Of
numerous courtc>."> from The New ua,mi,-
shire people api Pres. and they return
home WIKI grateful. mcmorie, Of their -.
ter state.
The following series Of resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
A.,.'-,Ity M. Mua. Press .Er-urst.,..t.
hSt our Wit 10 The White VI fountain r,-..au
ind Lake NinHels> 4umkcr IA. ls.cn most h.,
1hiiul, aud Pheasant momprie. II IN, h.auti-
4i scenery and hI.piiahls people of NV
iiani shire VII. long he with u.