New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
VATLRING -PLICE NOTES.

There arc no less than five trunk lines lead
ing Ia Lake Wn3cpiscogeo, tho White Mountain ana 10
the st! more northern sect pu Of the Granite state, which
includes DiXglo Notch and Connecticut IaNe.....Mhh
the avanc, ment Of railroad improvements Ia ana aDcus
the White Mountains, the ne,ao resorts OF tha headii
ftl region are made and moro accessible Staging
in the mountains has been reduced Ia minimum and
thero Is Just enough of il left TO show tho old ood OF
pleasure business travelling, and 20 add variety 10 the
excursion The walks ana drives OF North Conway
n. H., OF which mich has been writ ~ and said, cannes
bo appreciated anti seen One 81 tie cIsantest amIs
10 take through Tie meadows lies westward over the
saeo to Echo Lake. Hore thc plcasuFc-seeAer finds
pretty lte sheet Of wec- with two boats i0r his use
The echoes arc very fine, AMI pistol shot almost dcaons
one with its replies short distance frOm tho lake Is
the Cathedral, SO called for its resemblance 70 the oAe'
rior OF n church. Dana's Bath, milo farther up mo
road is another place Of interest and should be seen by
all who "do" the White Mountain region. From tho
Cathedral the view OF the very pretty the hoie
is seemingly close by, wAlo The mountain seems only
short mile away
The improvements within the past four months AZ Sea-
grove n. j., have developed new and pleasant sea-
side resort. frst-eass seaside house. scores OF
beautiful cottages, fine structure for religious
exercises drives, walks. landscape gardening upon
a liberal scale, grading, stroctlIghtne paw
ing-fhesc are some OF the things which money
and energy have been enabled % accomplish
within short time ....Cntod states Senators '!
ton and Dorsey, and several other Arkansas Congress
men, assembled at the Hot springs Ark few days ago.
fishing. It Is smnsed that the object Of tno
meeting consult IN relation to the disposal oil mo
Hot Springs property, in the Supreme Court SHAN
decide that the title Is in the United states IL is hold
that the Government viii make such disposition oi tne
property will secure the use Of thcso wondeHu'
waters 10 the seted 40 nominal expense, ana thar no
company will be permitted TO make monopoly Oh th's
great healing agent OF nature.
There probably Is no finer sheet Of water on the Vas
saehisetts coast than Buzzard's Bay; YET Wheh tho
southwest wind blows high sea into lis mO"u from ,"o
Atlantic 1t dsa gtecable place TO be sAiihg.iho
Highlands are 10 have attraction TINS sune' IN
the shape Of campmcs;ing pavilion, owned ana CON
Quoted by the Baptl.ts The Boston Baptst ana 'SVo
clay Drs Eddy aud Geo. c. Lorimer, are the most ao'o
in the movement Among the late arrivals NJ DIN"
Loaf Inn. Elpton, Vt, Prof Phelps and family " \"
dover, Mass; Mrs ~ r.. Rich OF Stanford Conn., MI
and Ars H. Davenport Of Minneapolis; Miss Douglass
and W. Il. Cray of Mddlebury, VI; the Hon. Edw"."
Phelps and OF Burlington, Vt and Mr.. and Mis- ''i.
Worth OF this city The nearest railroad station 10 b"
Loaf fnu is at Mdllcbuy IL miles distant stuse mo
RUS from Bethel the east side OF the mountains MI"
30 miles distant, - Hascoek aud the inn.