The Republican journal., 1889-01-24
DOWN THE PFNOBSCnI.

ms second article, devoted to his vacation at
home, he tells of a trip inland, up the Pcnol-
scot, and of the return says:
DOWN TIE rFNoBsCnI.
Let the tourists and correspondents of the
press describe the road TO Bangor, the Queen
City, and all that. Ferdinand and | made tracks
for the steamboat wharf after breakfast TO in
| Spect what naVigaton there might be layinr
round. ] was introduced to the agent Of the
| Boston and Bangor steamers and .dou-onc,''
If he didn't tell ferd and to take his buggy
and ride all over the city and to be gone as long
| as we wished. | wish to have him put on the
| same ticket with the railroad manager for Nirc
President and | will vote for him too. He had
ought to be Governor of Maine anyhow.
IT was lovely ride we had around the Queen
City. and the best part of it was that the horse
was not halky, as all the horses have ANYTHING
to do with are, and we had no collision or acc-
deut ot any sort over the river on the Brewer
side | got glimpse of pretty steamer, and
! pressing boatman into service ] stood on her
/ deck in moment. 1t was the Cimhria of ant
| Barbour'S Bar llarbor (i>n't thi. an aIlitera-
/ tonD line, named for the ocean steamer that
| so mysterlou>y y appeared at Mt. Desert several
wears ago The captain himself was there. and
| introducing myself a. "A common carrier" he
at once invited me to 20 down TO the famous
watering place with him. This was lalin it
on pretty thick, but accepted all the same
and Shall not forget it in Il hurry. If could
| get that man into an Office | would, but he isn't
Such mon arn rreator. an1 tho ntii,. f iIl,
Can't terdinon1 ANA / LnitoL ,,.i, i,, Cai0 " w
board the Penobscot, the very craft was
| launched in when She was new, and away we
went down river 1t was more to me than the
| Ma 7lyis .,1 r,, lI '" iiDo7 i!7! :! ~ o"'
| sLnras o,l boro III. ,-hnr +t, - Il'' AIM,
| Capt Ferdinand pointed as we went down.
There is IIamden" (or Iiampdcn). oh! is
that llampden? That is where Capt. Atwood
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PROSPECT FERRY.
on went for BuckSport There was, for a
wonder, a new vessel inst launched Ivinga. the
wharf. tried to spin yarn With the skipper,
tut he was suspicion, of ne. ,Iil moi ak mo,
of tar paint and new wood. and it was a treat.
Slilor-like went to stake 4 look Al the town.
1t is historic and the citizens ought to be prono
of it. The hotel just suited me. and was wait
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