New-York tribune., 1875-08-14
SUMMER RESORTS.
,,p pprcurP,s MOUNTAIN HOME.

LARGE NUMBER OF MIR. BEECHER'S FRIENDS
rREsENr-AM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SERVICES
YPRoM 4 srgCIAu' CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIBuNE.l
Twin MOUNTAIN HOUsr, CARROLL, N. H..
Aug s-The Twin Mountain House differs from most OF
the hotels n the White Mountain region, in being rest
,nsplsce rather than waystation. at which one
hs,s for a night or most for day or two At large
number % hotels crowds Of travellers VINO are taxing
hasty tour through the mountans arrive each night
and depl early hour the next morning. so as 10 get
ovor As mich ground possible before being compelled
IA turn back on their journey succession OF new races
a: TIE tables each day and the hustle OF ARRIVAL
and departure is kept up without cessation during the
sey weeks which constitute the season. At tbis mouse
the boaricrs moro permanent Many wefo rr'cnus
before coming here and many Others remain long enough
10 beconc Incorporated for the time into what appears
,ike thoroughly harmonious family party The repn-
Aasiop which the air Of the Amonooeuc Valsy has
aeauyed rs cure-Or rather q preventive
of hay fever has drawn many people mere
wear after year This the attraction which originally
brought Nj eeccr here and the result in his case has
been such rs give him permanent interest ia inc
place He told yesterday that for many years he had
moi ten free rem that very troublesome disease until
four years go tried this part of the country He had
felt that the trouble breaking him down physically
and mentally year by year; but for the four seasons ne
had passed he had not been troubled by any OF s
former symptoms. lie also said that he had known "A
many persons this hotel at the same time on ac
count hay fever. and that all seemed to he bene-
atcd equally with hmself
HOTEL MANAGEMENT.
The propTieors OF the Twin Mountain House are A. T.
and o f. Barron. WHO have had II years experience a.
botl keepers q, White River Junction. where they also
have charge Of the railway station restaurant Ihey
have garden Of about 30 acres a that place. where
they raise the vegetables used at this hotel and at
the Crawford House mines distant. of which they are
aiso proprIe;ors. There they Keep the horses ana
cows during the Winter. which are brought
tha ihaN
have also - large refrigerator capable of holding 200
tons of poultry which may thus he kept frozen from the
Winter unit required for use IN thc following sumner
noticeable feature Of the Twin Mountain as o! Tho
Crawford House b the appearance OF the waters az the
tabies They are aIl-both aod women-either stu
deuts or tcschers spending their vacations IN health
ful atmosphere. and obtaining fair remuneration for
labor which is light and which ocoupies only
few hours of each day. What they lack in eX-
Verienee waters they more than compensate
iof In attention and agreeable manners Ii Is
pleasant to II, served lt table by persons who arc
ladies md gentlemen. Tho walters at the Twin Noun
tan II ,usc are all teachers in Massachusetts, NewHamp-
shire and YcrnIent schools. The hcadwaiter at the
Crawford House theological student at Dartmouth
College aai nearly all the other writers there are STU
dents ri varos institutions. Their mistakes are some
s,,oes amusing GIVE cup OF black coffee, said
lady at the Crawford House the ether day The waiter
looked puzyle.i for VIII you havo t ground
or IN p sho asked suitable provision is made
for comfort and for the preservation OF then self
respect separate sill ng and other apartments
are yrOyded fer them. and they in no way identified
with the ord nary servants OF the hotels
The principal outdoor amusements are driving ana
fshIng Mossrs Barron have about 50 horses at
their two houses. AMI such is TIE demand that team
can seldom hc obtained unless engaged day beforehand
Tue streams the vicinity. Notwithstanding the diligence
wRh which they have been shed yield fair sport to
skilfu angler william Beecher and Edward OynSion
m VOu FRIDAY. and ycSttrial III,
some of wl!ch foot long.
MIR. BEECHEI,S FRIENDS
siuce this has become his regular summer residence,
Mi Beccr has the ccntc Of attraction and the
regular inmates OF the house have come 10 consist more
AMI his admirers and achcrcuts This has been
espfi.y the case last year this year, while the pas
tor of Plymouth Church has bsen known To he In trouble
sn1 the moral support Of those OF his palishiones
aud of the pubic who unwaverns IN their faith IN
bis purity Thus white other communities have been
divided IN opinions OF the preacher the inmates
of TIE Twin Mountain House have been unanimous IN hs
supp,rt and thoir views have beoOme widespread
among the residents of this section Of country that il IS
no exsgcratoE to speak OF this as hs country parish
So able 10 learn. the people for nsiies around
cling % Nj Beocher faithfully sud with nes-iy
much afctiorsis do the members Of Plymouth Church.
II there ao divided opinions here the minority silent
cor .eru,ig their Vicws. llis PlvMonth Church
more largely represented than uSaa nearly al Of the
names were published in TiiR TasUNE s'i remaining.
seves s'a VII e f,,to' ,i 6 th m cI Ma n : sr:
restraint and The absence OF the rtitcialitie
life the large cities chAlng IL iiu5
time OF holiday recreation and ieuiud one of tnc
inercomss Of Mothodists at cnnp-mecting dur
ing the intervals Of reiis'o1s exercises TIC
parent in every giOup where he may happen 10
be ani t's a'colnpaned by an evident Tenderness,
which their thorough appreciation OF the terrible
afilction through which ho has passed imagine that
tins u 5leeot seldom alluded 70 N bis presence IN
words hu no cnn never lose consciousness Of the fact
that e has tne earnest ynpAy Gi te ''ho are
people like u iat or IN his family YET unlike many
fathers. too OH OF to austee be III the herc,
a. VIII the Oldest man or woman; win
all III their heass OF gayey well IN their ef
sn reyeeil 20 he remarks " Mr. geecher on ihc
daily n to the prayer which follows and JON fer
paycd IN the piano by one OF tie Young ladies' In tue
drive or walk that usually follows. those seem hap
piest who aro Mr. Beechcr. Yesterday, two
Crawor, E0usf. little r requested by her father
70 eh4nec 'IOn Inc wagon INTO "hch sac Ga clnbtH to
t1c other IN order 10 eqdalize the loads frewn gath
cred an her Loo and her little is pou.ed Bat you
caught IN ner pastors arms IA he walks in the
t,ie piazzs the afternoons. little cliidIcn
constantly around him wisn fro.ten , which
affections. Alter suDjoTn tie weather COO,
aud mos II the company pas te evenings IN the par"f
spirit ana culoyIneu; OF wfcI Nj. ana ,rs, Beooher
seem TO entei with 40 hearty z a, could be man,Iel
by any locker IL would doubtless have aston
ised sore OF the Puritan father = they could have
In vision 1 the future the pastor OF Ot tte largest
Congress iDiid ChurC.s assisting 70 TcuGye tih 1un
te or.i 10 cler tie floor ION dancing by nombors Of
b. flock Certainly dancing could not De less t-cCtOn
s6e than coudu0ted here Children and adults
in the same sets. aud the sx1Oot man asd IRE sirl
OF eight zen years may he seen walking together
through the nazes ~ the lascers.
AMUsFMEsTe or MR.. BrxCHRR
Dcai Mr. Bcccher" said young lady Friday evening
she took the pastors arm can you toll me Of
she teach the Virgins Reeif Mr.. Becohor
at once sought person having the desired knowedge
ant with apparent success for very chat most
vigorous Of dances full progress. Mr.. Beecler
giNes clMn, ,anAnca md AL aInnacmnMiS