The sun., 1891-07-12
INNS ron 4 SUMMER TOURIST
some or the Charms That Make Famous
the New Engiaud Resorts.


! the New Eneiaud Resorts.
The New England resorts are beginning to
share In the July in,ux from New York. Al
though New Hampshire md Vermont are a
long wsvs on and travelling expenses aggre-
| gate considerable. " has beon proven that the
family excheauer at the end Of season spent
SO far from homo is generally In . more pleth-
oric condition than when following one at
some nearby resort, due to lower rates and
fewer opportunities for spending money.
From health standpoint also the gain 10 in
comparable. Nearby resorts. delightful
though they be. cannot offer the entire change
OF scene. air. and cookery which await the So
journer In New England Metropolitan li.e
sxncting and eAhausting alike to broad dwinners
and fortunes favorites. makes imperative a
period oil relaxation each yenr. and tho more
| entlre tho relaxation the better Each yenr tho
moro pripieval portions OF the Enstorn States
I are being explored and now features discov-
cred anil turnol 10 account by the enterpris-
ing hotel nun.
For instance. Brunswick Spring House at
Brunswick. VT. is the outRr owth OF the dis.
covery mnnv years ago OF bealinG springs In
the locality. 1t is claimed when Grst the
waters were utilized rough trough hewn
from a small tre, conducted the water from
the bluff In quantity sufficient to allow one TO
stand underneath tsrruce boughs Icing
placed ut the end 10 cause a spray and
take shower bath In 1900 n small house
huiIt upon an adjacent farm, accommodated
guests Of the springs. II nll accounts nj to be
believed those mineral waters have effected
wond, rul cures. At all events they are sum-
cien,ly sought afer to MI the commodlous ho-
tel above mentioned for four months OF tho
yenr,, All the modern convenienees. including
weIl-e eIuipped livery. are lounu at the hotel.
Deer Park Hotel. situated at the northern
ter minus o. the Pemigewnsset Valley Railroad.
resting. place. where they might ENJOY the un-
rivnliod scenery OF this enchanting section.
az NoGS Sew n0af s
hours ride from B"stoa-on high plate y.
I 6.r sTss sss M
guests. f,om hY sI hotel can r. view r'otls;
and q score Of other peaks; and n stretch Of
'HrSE TRs W.n.Woss 's % Moe ~ aug extse"ee
e meet tho clamor Of New Castle devotees inr |
tween The Tisca,anna Kivcr and Little haTtcr.
nna i he'd aY n S Boston shs' shs s
road. road The Wentworth Is situated on a |
high blutr. overlooks the seq and the whole ,
window in the house which docs not commani /
O del lRhtful outlook: ballroom with station:
ali the IL oiern SccSssories OF a hotel are in
clu ,ed. 1t is claimed for the climate that tho
ext ndinE over q rorfod OF twelve
castle Q 'ch senson. as twenty eight less than
at Fort md or Boston.
Not otnew on the contrary Increasingly pet
House al Elvmoufh n. H.. tucked
situn ell nm the west hank OF the river from
Which ii takes ma,e and on ths main lie
inston ,he Profile: crawIor,s .sni "iher
h.use 81 IL hs9 VIII
which. sin.e last year, wee entirely over
hauled aud refur,.ished. Steam heat tee-
graph: telephone. billiards, livery are all In
At Little on. n. H.. ,he Chisw'ck Inn neods
no Introduction to hosts ~ New Workers who
have enjoyed it's hospitality and found health.
mankind. hay fever. by a so ourn in The l.rnl-
i.y. The railway station 10 on the White
Mountain divi-ion. therefore the principal
location OF tn inn is on the slope 81 a pine
sr%wned hill overlooking ths Ammouoosuc
Ths building is beautifully and conve n'enty
wIliouRhby Lake House. at wilong, bv. Yer.
mont. has n as9 I" heysd ts reEats!ion a.
produce oi which ,is utilized, for the comiort nf
guests. Beautifully located and com fort ably
M Iron from ne da's o. n nHcenine Jnnc
inuously eonled
II lovely Lake vii nipesaukee at W.irs'
va ietr Of mountain md valley scenery not
,ften excslled. The air aeems erfect lixir.
rho greater mum her Il the seeping rooms face
he health. giving pr lner,ies OF the ntmosrhero
md helr subsi antiate the claim Of Weiis 10
ank ii st among New England resorts.