St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-07
THE SUMMER PROGRAM.
Mar. and Mrs. Cleveland to Visit Ver-
mont and the AdiconJ2c,s.

Mar. and Mrs. Cleveland to Visit Ver-
mont and the AdirOudacks.
Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The president
will not spend the summer at Forest Hill,
nor will he remain at the White house or go
to the so-called presidents cottage at the
Soldiers Home. The first reform that his
wife accompliShes will be to take him away
from his desk. 1t is determined that soon
after the adjournment of congress he will
make a journey through the AdirondackS
and the White mountains and visit Boston.
The agents of the railroads have been in
consultation in Washington about the mat
ter and one of them, Mr.. Edward Sands,
travelling passenger agent of
the Boston & Lowell railroad,
leaves for Deer Park tonight to complete
arrangements. Mr.. Sands visits Deer Park
at the invitation, it is understood, of Col.
Lamont and of the president. Conferences
have been had with the officials OF the Penn
sylvania and other roads, and all that re-
mains to be done is to determine some de-
tails. The present plan is TO leave Wash
ington Immediately
AFTER THE ADJOURNMENT
of congress and go to the Adirondacks by
the usual route. After remaining short
time there and taking the customary tour
the party will leave the Adirondacks by the
Northern route, driving from ''Ferd ChaSe'S
house" to Malone, the home of eX-Vice
President Wheeler, thence by rail direct to
SwantOn, vt. At Swanton the presidential
party will take the Vermont division of
the Boston u Lowell railroad, and make
the tour of the White mountains. The
route will be: Swanton to Fabyans, to the
Profile house, to the top of Mount Wash
ington, back to Crawfords, and through the
Crawford notch, and return to Fabyans.
Further than this the route has not been
definitely arranged. 1t is possible that the
president may decide to visit Frank Jones
of New Hampshire at his country seat near
Portsmouth, and that he may even con-
clude to enter the enemy's kingdom and go
to the domain OF Blaine at Bar Harbor, but
without determining these
SIDE EXCURSIONS
at present the plan is to go direct from
Fabyons to Boston. During this time, or at
least from the time the party arrives at
Swanton, the president and his party will
be the guests of the Boston & Lowell road,
and travel in the private car of the presi-
dent of that road. 1t is said that the presi-
dent wishes to pay for the use of the car
ana 10 de1ray otner expenses OF the jour-
ney, but the railroad companies will not
accept compensation. Mr.. c. c. War;
den of Portsmouth, N. H., the
agent of Frank Jones' hotel the
Wentworth, who is here, says Mr.. Jones is
greatly improved in health, and he thinks
that he will be quite able to entertain the
president at his country seat. The trip
may occupy month, and the president and
Mrs. Cleveland will invite some of their
family friends or some members of the cab
met to accompany them. Those who know
about the program say that Mrs. Cleveland
wants to spend month in the Adirondacks,
and that she is not disposed to regard the
Deer Park trip as more than the beginning
of the wedding journey.