Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-20

MAINE PELss Excursion The DAN
ocEAr had a representative. in the eHeur-
,ioa party which weni 70 Bar HAfbor
last week. and some account o. the trip
wAs expected 20 appear in this weeks
paper. Bgi inAsmuch a. the DENocEAr
maa could 10; Amiis, the into.ence.pro-
voking scenes o. vacation time. summon
sufficient energy 20 a,ierd 20 anything
which bore . resemblance 20 duty, /: wAs
posponed until bis return On his arrival
saturday nigh, be was calmly bat firmly
informed that Our columns we're fol-, and
il would be useless for him 20 spend the
sabbath il preparing copy 20 Be laid over
til next week. The account vii appear
ia . retired corner Of the the next issue.
But ia Justice % those who aided in
making the trip very enjoyable ons. The
iollowing resolutions should receive early
publication. Thess resolutions were
unanimously adopted A. = meeting Of the
Press Association held ia the pArlor Of
the Atlantic House. Bar Harbor, SA,ur-
day morning, July IL.
The Maine Press Association AZ the close
% il tweuty.third annual reunion aud ex-
curslou, which has proved 10 be one OF IN
ali0yed Interest and enjoyment, begs 20
make grateful mention and ackuOwictge-
meat OF The many cOurtesles and kind
nesses which have contributed in an uuus-
"a measure % the success OF The excCr-
sion. and will leave IL. In the memory OF
those who have been 80 fortunate pArticl.
pants. a. one % The mOst delightful and
profitable 10 The history OF the Associa-
ton
Rssolrsf. That thanks are due % Psyson
Tucker. Esg General Manager OF The Me.
Central Railroad. f0r The tbougatful and
generous provision maize oY him Tor the
safe AMI comfortable conveyance OF the
editorial party % Bar IlArbor and return.
and for the especial tender aud use OF The
steamer SsbenOa FOR the excursion, so full
OF Incident and excitement, % SOmess
Sound; no, emitting the numerous polite
personal attentions extsrded BY the Gen
ersl Agent. Geo. y. PAtten, ESQ, In behalf
OF the railroad company, and The careful
regard OF Conductor Ernest Dodge for The
comfort OF the party during The entire ex.
eursion. Also % Mr.. 4. T. Hamor Of the
Atlantic House and bis assistants. who
were unwesried In their efforts FOR the sat
isfAetOry entertainment OF their guests
Mr.. y. II. Ciergue. President % the Green
Mountain Railroad, and Mr. Stewart, As
slstznt Manager. Tor valuable cOurtesles;
20 Mr.. W. fennelly OF The Central House.
Somesville. for very enjoyable entertain
men,; 70 Messrs- Y. II. Moses and W. 4
Morton OF Bar Hsr0or, for the rare and
beautiful coral gifts bestowed BY them
upon the ladies' and 10 Hon. HorAti0 King
OF Washington. ID. G. Miss 4. @. Weth-
erbee OF Lawrence. MAss-, and Miss \. ID.
Reynolds OF Providence. X l.. each OF
whom kiudly contributed with distinguish
ed ability. 20 the literary and musical ex-
ercises OF the occasion.
Your committee feel hat especial CON-
mendsiion Is due 20 the excursion CON-
mlttee. Messrs Chase. Piilsoury and Row.
ell, for the admirably satisfactory manner
In which they have acquitted themselves
OF The difficult duties Imposed upon them
By The association. For their signal sue
cess In the management OF this excursion,
oar gratitude cannot be more appropriate
ly expressed than By The reelection OF
these gentlemen next year 20 . position
for which they have proved themselves so
vel qualieed.
HowAKD OwkS, President
Josxru wooD, Secretary.