Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-27
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leaves Montreal at $40 p. NJ every LAY
burg about teo A. NJ At Laavnharg, it
viii be met hs the other section whirl. runs
IS follows: A Wagner slcepins car will
leave the Michigan Central station il Chi
cagu al 1910 r. NJ. every night in
the week including Sanlsy, and ran
through to Portland without change, via
Niagara Falls. As ON the way oat, this
car viii pass Niagara Falls by daylight
where another opportunity for viewing this
magniicen; spectacle will be given. This
car will also arrive 3, Lunenhurs about 90
A. NJ. These two ears viii tlsn b. joined
together at Lanenburg with the through
train for Portland, which will arrive al
Portland every morning IN the week inclaa-
ing Sunday, at sos Z. NJ. As can readily
be seen, this train eonneets at Portland with
the morning traias for Boston over the
Eastern and Western Divisions of the Bos-
ton and Maine, AMI with the morning train
over the Maine Central for Lewiston and
Pennington.
As can rcalily be seen, these arrange
ments for Transporting Maine people To aud
from the Worlds Fair are especially good.
The running time between Portland and
Chicago, is short, only Sc hours, so Maine
people who go TO the fair can patronize
their own railroad anil save time by SO do
ing. This is an important advantage, and
the fact that the Maine Central have
secured reduction in the running time
between Portland AMI Chicago from Is
hours Us it WAS last summer, to &c hours. as
it will be next summer, n gain Of u hours
for every patron of the line, is Il sufficient
evidence of their desire and ability to please
the people of Maine. This of itself, should
and will, il is expected, be sufficient reason
to induce every resident of this State TO pal
ronize Names great railroad. Next, the
Maine Central is the only railroad which
runs through the White Mountains. of
the charms Of their grand scenery, nothing
need be said here. 1t is sufficient 10 say
that every one going from this State to the
Worlds Fair should not fail to take a day
light trip through the White Mountains.
This can easily be done, for passengers can
leave Portland at .05 z. NJ, go through
the mountains as far as Fabyans, reaching
Fabyans at 40 P. NJ. At Fabyans stop
of nearly hours can be made which will
afford ample time for supper and pleasant
drive over the mountain roads. At
il.4o p. NJ the Worlds Fair Spec
ial will leave Fabyans, just about
the time the traveller will be ready
to seek comfortable nights sleep in II
sleeping car. Third, the Maine Central is
the only road running out of Maine which
offers two ways going to Chicago. Passen-
gers may go out by Niagara and return by
Montreal, or may go out by Montreal and
return by Niagara, or may go and return
either by Niagara or Montreal. Two routes
or any combinations of them will be offered
at exactly the same price.
OF the beauties of the White Mountains,
much has been written and said. All that
needs be said here is this: If you have
never seen the White Mountains, do not
fail to see them this summer. Those who
have taken one Maine Central trip through
the mountains are always eager for another.
1t is confidently expected that Maine
people will visit the Worlds Fair in large
| numbers. The Maine Central also believe
that more Summer visitors will come
to Maine and New Hampshire this
| summer than ever before. Large sums
have already been spent by the Maine Cen
trail in advertising the beauties of the White
Mountains and the Maine lakes and sea-
coast. and in making known to the rest of
this country the beauties and advantages
of Maine AMI New Hampshire. This adj
vertisipg will undoubtedly have great effect
and do much to make our State more wide
ly known. The increases and improve
ments in the Maine Central train service
| for next summer, which have been explain
| ed in the preceding paragraphs, are in
tended TO furnish TO the public, especially
| to the State of Maine people, frequent and
co m forta blp means of fransnnrtaIion The
NJ ainc Central management believe that
next summer will be the best summer Maine
has ever had. They can be depended upon
| to use their best efforts, which will In
strong ones to make it SO.