The Portland daily press., 1880-06-16
THE GLEN HOUSE.
Grand Opening for the Season.

The special excursion to the White Noun
tains on the occasion of the annual opening of
the Glen House has been arranged for to-day,
and promises to be most enjoyable affair.
Guests from Connecticut left Hartford Especial
cars) on the fast train, 7.0S P. NJ, last night,
spent the night at Worcester with headquarters
at the Lincoln House, where the party from
that city and vicinity will be met to-day, The
train of parlor cars will leave Worcester by
the Worcester, Nashua & Portland road at
A. NJ. to-day, arriving at Portland at about
noon, and Gorham, ON the Grand Trunk Rail-
way, at about7. The train from this city will
consist of four parlor cars from the Rochester
road, one from the Boston & Maine and two
first class cars of the Grand Trunk The train
will leave Portland at P. M. The party will
be received by the Milliken Brothers and taken
in their six-horse coaches to the Glen House
eight miles, arriving at about s P. M. June
18th will be devoted to trip to the Tip Top
House, Mt. Washington, in the Milliken
stages, sightseeing, etc. At Z P. M. the annu-
al reunion of the Glen House Association will
take place in the grand parlor The party will
start on their return at A. M. June 1Sth in
the Mllliken six-horse coaches for Glen station
fourteen miles,. From this point trip will
be made in observation cars through Crawford
Notch, returning to Glen station, where the
parlor cars will be taken for home. Collations
will be provided ON the train to Gorham and
on the return trip from Glen station. A band
will accompany the party from Hartford and
Chambers Band that from Portland.
Forty or fifty prominent citizens of Worces-
ter and vicinity join the party at that city;
large delegation will also go from Boston in
special cars and the Dominion of Canada will
be well represented. AT Portland special cars
containing a arge number of the leading clti-
zens Of Maine, headed by Gov. Davis and
Mayor Senter of Portland, will be attached to
the train. New Hampshire, Vermont and
Rhode Island will also be represented. The
following is a list of those who will join the
excursion as far as ascertained:
New York Hon. Thomas L. James, Post
master: John T. Moody, Superintendent New
York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad; Will
liam III. Warner.
Providence-Hon. George M. Danielson,
editor OF the Journal; Hon. Sidney Dean, edi-
tor of the Press.
Elisha Morgan, Samuel Bowles, editor Repub-
lican; B. F. Hawkins, William M. Pomeroy,
Daily Union.
Holyoke-Major George N Tyner, Postal
Gard agent; Hon. William Whiting.
Hartford-Hon. Marshall Jewell, Hon. M.
G. Buckley, Mayor; Frank S. Brown, George
S. Gilman, DR.. S. r. McNary, James Bolter,
Surgeon General Horace Fuller, DR.. M. Storrs,
j. L. Barbour, DR.. G. w. Chamberlain, Fl. w.
Conklin, w. II. Goodrich, Gen. W. Fl. Bulke-
ley, Cassius Wells, John R. Buck Alexander
Harrison, w. Henry Dodd c. s. Davidson,
Edwin J. Smith, John R: Hills, D. A. Rood,
Henry E. Taintor, L. B. Plimpton, R. j. Allyn,
Fred W. Plimpton, Major B. F. Blakeslee, E.
S. Brewer, c. R. Hart, Theodore Clark, Julius
G. Rathbun, Henry T. Sperry, c. s. Weather
by, o. D. Woodruff, Henry Bryant.
New Haven-Hon. H. B. Bigelow, Mayor;
Hon. S. d. Sperry, Postmaster; Hon. William
! J. Atwater, Hon. Carlos Smith, Hon. John
H. Leeds, Frank Hooker, J H. Franklin, Su-
| perintendent Air Line Railroad Company.
Bridgeport d. N. Morgan, Mayor;
| Charles B. Hotchkiss, William E. Seeley, DR..
George L. Porter, Tracy B. Warren, Major D.
| NJ. Reed, Standard: George G. Waldo, Col. J.
| W. Knowlton, Thomas B. DeForrest, Col. J.
| D. Frary.
Norwich-Hon. Fl. H. Osgood, Mayor; Col.
| Joseph Selden Col. Allen Tenny, DR.. Charles