New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-07
i FAMOUS mr. FEyER RESORT.
TIE SEASON At THE TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE
"A NEW RAILROAD

TIE SEASON AT THE TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE
"A NEW RAILROAD.
Twin Mountain House. " H., Aug Special
Nearly week Of rain and mist has served to dc,an at
nome many peasur-scckers who arr coming TO tho
mountains for August and September. The Twins
nave ohstinaoy concealed their faces from view for
several days tossing aside their wells OF MIS- for few
minutes, only to eushroud themselves more ofocually
IN the face Of eager slgl seors
As resort for hay fever victims, this airy height
Is said 20 be uncquallod. Assuredly the strong
brec1es which give the foliage little chance for rest
have sufficient strength to ward of this August foo
Among those who Will Escape from It and who are hero
or 10 come within few days F. W Devoe. OF
New-fork; DR. Samuel Lockwood of Freehold, N j.
president of the National Hay Fever Association Dr.
y. G. Hustled Of Tarrytown, and ex-Congressman van
Noorhls of Rochester. Other present or prospective
guests are W. J.. SYKES vice president OF the Chicago
ana Northwestern Railroad with his nieces; T. G NC
Laury, OF Chicago John f.. Adrlance, of Poughkeep-
&c the Hon. f.. G. Burnham and wife and Dr. d. len
Eyck and wife, Of Waterbury, Conn.,; Edwin Lore
and family, of Providence, and James Elocson' Oh
Philadelphia, publisher Of Golden Days. and Sat
urday Night
rumOr is current that New-YorK stock company
will purchase the Twin Mountain House and sur
roundngs, and before another year mako extensive
attractions and additions, identifying the aeaoy manu-
some and weScpt grounds and Transforming ms
comfortable house into modern hotel. The property
Is portion Of the estate Of Asa d. Barron father OF
one Of the Crawford House propr.etors. Mr. Barrohs
death occurred two years ago and the house cannot
be sold until next year.
The house has been unusually prosperous uls
season. The landlord. +. a. Coiran and his vile came
up early from their Florida hotel at Aamonte Springs
and made the experiment Of opening this house IN
June. Nearly hundred guests registered duilng
the month and delighted with the appearance OF
the country In the early summer July has FOUND me
house well filed all the rooms were taken for August
and many for the carly fall.
railroad project OF the Maine Central IS this year
being realized Hitherto cars on this road have been
run west from Fabyan's over tho b.. c. and NJ. road,
connecting at Wing Road with the northern New
Hampshire region. An extension is now being putt
and Is well under way, By which the Maino central
and Canadian Pacific connected by Joining the
Central at Fabyan's to the ST. Johnsbury and Lake
Champain rad at SCOTS beautiful little station on
this branch is being erected within short distance
OF this hotel Tho redstone Of which It IS constructed
has been brought from the Redstonc. No. QuaTles OF
station al Twin Mountain House Will be nnlshed IN
and deliberately furnished. There Is TO be hand
and other foliage in the Vicinity Of the station ana me
picturesque rocks are 10 remain Untouched az the ue-
sign is to make delightful place of resort for Guests
Of the hotel. The structure will cost about SoOoO
and viii be additional ornament TO the peasant
grounds. Fifteen hundred men are now az work ON
the road and Il expected that rails Will DO lad in
september and trains early IN October
Guests in all the summer resorts In the neighbOr-
hood anticipating the third annual White Mountain
and Bethlehem on August 30. The cavacade which
will head the procession OF taly-ho turnouts va!
represent all the prominent horses IN ts nart q,
award the prizes.