The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-08
SENATOR HoAR,s TROLLEY PARTH.
He Takes Two Carloads or His Friends %
Gloucester and Back TO Boston.

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He Takes Two Carloads or His Friends %
Gloucester and Back TO Boston.
Boston. Aug. 7.-senator George Frisbie
Hoar's trolley excursion along tho North Shore
10 Gloucester and return was accomplished to-
day without q hitch. Massachusetts, senior
Senator had discarded his Washington toga,
and. clad in a light sunme suit. with his
cherubic countenance boaming. Pick wick
fashion. behind his gold bowed glasses.
from under tho most marvellous wide-br.nIued
straw hat that the astOnishcd Swaupscot clam
diggers have beheld in II generation. he sat on
the front seat Of the leading car lit took two to
accommodate all the exuursiouistsl, alongside OF
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. also all smiles and
jollity, and tho pair made n notable sight.
This 10 tho roster OF the party. a list OF names
Setts:
senator Hoar, Mayor A. B. II. sprague of
a. Marsh. Charles F. Altrich, District Attorney
Herbert Parker. Nathaniel Paine. Postmaster
8; johnson. Clerk OF Courts $. Haywood.
License Commissioning jefferson, Charles A.
c CIn s,o Gyrn y A d W TSeas col w Fl p. L GdIssFI0wM, "a 4.
HIogx. tho Hon. L. T Marble, DR.; N, Quinoy,
Superintendent of ths state Lpnatic Hospital
gent OF Leicester; Thomas C.. Mendenhall, Pres
1s' Bss Of iE s. Psls,e Ioake i on Nshsnt .h Col h e. w. 4:
Doherty of Boston, The Hon. Amos +. Breed,
President. OF the Lynn and Boston Railroad;
General Manager r.. {. Foster OF the same road,
and License Commissioner d.. II. Sweetzer.
The Worcester contingent got up with the
iarks and caught the carly train to Boston.
tunate ones who had been hidden roasted on thu
fences OF the subway excavation while senator
Hoar hustled about and counted noses until all
were present or accounted for; Then the two
special open trolley cars which the Lynn and
boston street, Railway had furnished were
swltched into the square and presently were IN
away.
The cars ratified through Charleston and Chel-
sea ana over the marshes to Lynn: every one
sooard WAS In the highest spirits, and the two
senators on the front seat Kept up a constant
hre or Jokes and personal quips which those he
side trip was made to The old fort, The home OF
Mollie Pitcher, the quaint old house where dwelt
poor Agnes SURFACE. Burial Hill. and through
the street where
Was tArred and featherei and carried In . cart
by the women OF Msrblehead.
Dinner WAS served in the Eastern Yacht
CUBS luxurious house, ana here again Senator
Hoar,s Pick " lcklan presence and gayety made
MIN tho life OF tho occasion.
AFTER dinner the trolley cars pushed on for Sa-
hung; Hewthorne's famous custom house. and
host Of local points of interest we're seen, aud
then through tho beautiful roads OF Beverly,
the eScursionists wore still further refreshed. :.
~ CLOCK the return journey began; AT all
hbnaGn Owns along tho road crowds gathered TO
aeII inc whizzing specials" with their gay
decoralion. At Lynn = switch was made to tho
new metropoliten reservation, Crescent Beach,
"TTsSr se she new bathing pa yilion was inspected.
inc senators were tempted 10 try the new
navy 9lne bathing suits that the Common wealth
larnisnes TO bathers for 20 cents a battle, but
A. the shades Of evening fell the cars reached
Boston again and the party disembarkod. some
"hAt SUN ~ 10 the knees. but entirely happy.