New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
WHITE MOUNTAIN HOTEL MEN HAPPY.
ATTRACTIONS OF THE FOREST HILLS, UPLANDS,
SUNSET HILL HOUSE AND OTHER RESORTS.

ATTRACTIONS OF THE FOREST HILLS. UPLANDS,
SUNSET HILL HOUSE AND OTHER RESORTS.
Franconia y. H.. Sept. II (Special.with but three
or four exceptions the hotel in this region unite In
pronouncnc this OF the most prosperous seasons In
the history White Mountains. The number Of tour
has larger than the general weather has
been favorable and money has been freely spent Several
hotels found wholly inadequate to accommodate
rapidly increasing patronage. and will be supplied
with large additions before the OF 1898 This
o.ably Forest Hills Hotel in Fsncona
deservedly become extremely popular IN
the last few years. The propretors Messrs Priest
Dudley VIII put up addition larger than the present
hotel ITSELF which will include dining 100 by "
feet three private dnngrooms scventy-hve sleeping
apartments and kitchen with every modern facility.
This hotel already las Lodge" and log Caon'"
the former which is winter resort built in 1882 and the
latter new last season Both stand beautiful lawn OF
twenty acres command exquisite views. The Fore"
Hills Hotel Is Just 300 miles from NcwYork and II takes
here. IL stands on picturesque plateau
feet above the sown and is about equidstant from
Litteton. Bethlehem and the Profile House Among this
summers guests from New-York found the name, o
Mr. and Mrs. A. Campbell. Mr.. aud Mrs. r. w. Lewis
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. s Kearney. Mrs A. Meeks. Mr. ana
Mrs, T. h Benkcndorf. Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Harding
Mr. and Mrs. &. j. Farrell and Miss Eva Farrell
or the growing houses In this region. perhaps none IS
coming rapidly than the Uplands in
Bsthlehen. IL wel-kcpt, finely situated hotel, ana
has already several OF its rival neighbors Ihs
It has entertained Miss L. Huntington, Miss u
Mr.. and MIS-. \. >. Hamcrsley. ir., Mr. and Mrs. II.
rlsos Mr.. and Miss Renhart. Mrs F. L. wendail Mrs.
f. Walker Miss Walker, Mrs NJ. A. Demerisk, the
Misses Demcri-k, Mrs. II. IL. Wcntz. Mrs L. D. Cross
nond, Miss Crossmoni, Mrs. J. s. Iamson Miss NJ
H. Lamson f. X. I.sn,son Miss 5. NJ. Horribly and Mrs.
A. r. lIchaway all OF Ncw.York.
The summit House Mt. Washington has had big
season which has not oded yet by any Nobody
visits the White Mountains without taking the trip
tho top OF the highest 1d most famous peak so that
this hotel meeting with no opposition, is always sus
Of a highly profitable patronage. On some days "hen
the wind is blowing seventy miles an hour, when .hs
mountain cnshrouded in dense cloud and 1t is rain.
ng cat, and dogs hang pitchforks the hospitality OK
this house possesses peculiar charm Tor u'e "i.
fortunate aud thoroughly digustcd traveller drenched and
welnigh blown to pieces 49,
The following which has been fayore excursion 'hi'
SUMMER is general considered the finest day'trlp III
America any point the west side OF the fres''
Dental Range Fabyan's leave Fabyans at 0 20 No.
to OF Nj. Washington by Hallway, TO the "'e'
House ~ road, through Pnkham Notch %
lcn Station by tally and horses, through Cra"'
ford Notch by rail back to Fabyans arriving ~
10 p.
william Dean IIowells has spent the entire sumner
at the Interyale House. North Conway, where many
people been charmed by his unaffected unrcser'ea
manner and chaty conversation. As he was eenerav
visible about the place IL Is thought that he d'' "''
literary work. -
J. Reeves. OF Phil delphia has pfrchas'd "e0rs'
Dowless farm just Of the Sunset iiii House sugar
Hill where he will build a summer home MI Reeve.
has given part Of this land for the site OF an Epscops
chapel which Will probably be finished " heAt Suis
Messrs Bowles & Hoskns. OF the suhse' mn ioas.,
Sugar Ili have had very satisfactory season Ihe'
is one OF the best kept and best situated hotels IN %
region and many OF this seasons guests have aife"
chosen their rooms for next year
Horace Portcr-not the General, but one OF the h'.
aoars ~ the Waumbcl-has gone 20 Lakewood ~ De- 7"
prep IRE for the opening OF the Laurel House on ooo
and of the Laurel In the Pines In December
The Rev. Charles q. Ames, OF Boston, successor III,
rho late Jamcs Fregnln Clarke preached at the o"
,a,,on Church Lltteton last Sunday and the suhos'
before.