Evening star., 1902-08-20
NEW ENGLAND TRIP
Itinerary Of the Presidents
Journey.
ALL STATES VISITED
DRIVES TO TAKE PLACE OF RE-
CEPTIONS.
Speeches to Be Made in Some Cities
To Meet New Hampshire
Veterans.

Upon the occasion of the Presidents trip
through the New England states the Pres-
dent and Secretary Cortelyou will leave
Oyster bay the SyIph Friday, August
%, at 9:3O a. M. for New Haven, reaching
New Haven about 1:3O p. M, where they
will be joined by the balance of the party.
The program for New Haven consists of a
drive about the city; and the Presidents
train will leave at 2:30 p. m for Hartford,
making a brief stop at Meriden, where a
drive will be taken. The program for
Hartford contemplates a drive Immediate
ly upon arrival, and attendance at a meet
ing at the Coliseum in the evening.
The President, Secretary Cortelyou AS
sistant Secretary Barnes and DR.. Lung will
spend the night at the residence of Mr..
Robinson, secretary to the governor. On
the morning of the 23d, at o'clock. the
President and party will leave Hartford.
and, stopping for thirty minutes at Wilt
mantle, will arrive at Providence at II 80
q. m
Address at Providence.
The Providence program includes visit
to the governor at the state house, where
the President will also meet the state and
city officials; and at 1 p. m. the party will
start for drive about the city, stopping
at the city hall. where the President will
make a brief address.
From Providence the President and his
immediate party will go by boat to War
wick, where they are to be entertained by
Senator Aldrich at his residence. After
ward they will proceed by boat to Newport,
remaining there Saturday night and Sun
day.
From Newport the train will go to Lynn
Sunday evening, and the President and
Secretary Cortelyou will drive to Nahant to
visit Senator Lodge, returning to Lyl3
Monday afternoon, and after a brief pre-
gram at Lynn proceeding to Boston
During the evening in Boston the Presi-
dent will attend meeting at Mechanics
Hall The next morning at $50 the party
will start for Portland, Me, making brief
stops at Lowell Lawrence, Haverhill tthe
home of Secretary Moody. Dover and OIo
Orchard.
At Portland the President will probably
make a few remarks, and he and his party
will drive about the city, leaving at 4 80
pm. for Lewiston, where a stop of on"
hour will be made and the President will
probably make a short speech.
Augusta will be reached at 80 pm The
President will spend the night at the gov
ernorS residence. The next morning, after
a drive, the party will leave at $50 for
Bangor where short drive will be taker,
and after dinner they will visit the Eastern
Maine state fair grounds. In the afternoon
the President will make a short side trip to
Ellsworth, the home of Senator Hale,
WneTe ne ana MS immediate party Will be
the senator's guests.
Meet New Hampshire Veterans.
They will leave Ellsworth at 10 pm. and
arrive at The Weirs, N. H., at noon the next
day, stopping during the morning at
Nashua Junction and Manchester. AT The
Weirs the President is to attend the annual
reunion of the New Hampshire Veterans
Association. and at o'clock the train will
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pm, where the President will visit the
state fair.
Leaving Concord at ) pm, the party will
reach Newbury at $40 pm, and the Presi-
dent and Secretary Cortelyou will spend
the night with Secretary Hay at his rest
dence. The following morning at 10 O'Clock
the train will be taken for Newport, which
will be reached at 1920, and the President
and his party will spend the day in Corpin
Park and the night at the club house
going in carriages the next morning to
Windsor, arriving there at about II or IL 80
am. brief program has been arranged
for Windsor and at pm the party will
leave for Burlington, making stops on the
way at White River Junction and Mont
pelier.
At Burlington the President will be enter
tained at the residence of Ex-Governor
Woodbury., and following this the President
and one or two others will go by steam
yacht to Thompson's Point where they will
day as the guests Of Secretary Shaw. 1t is
probable that during the day they will go
to shelburne to visit w. Seward Webb.
Returning to Burlington Monday morning
the train will be taken at 10 o'clock, and
brief stops will be made at Proctor, Rut-
land. Bellows Falls and Brattleboro' and
Northfield. Mass, will be reached shortly
after o'clock in the evening Mortified,
which was well known as the home of the
late Rev. Dwight L. Moody is the seat of
the Moody school, and a program has been
arranged for the evening in which the
school, it is understood, will participate.
Lunch With Senator Hoar.
On Tuesday, September ., the President
and party will leave Northfield at $50 in
the morning. stopping at Miller's Falls,
Athol, Fitchburg and Sterling Junction and
reaching Worcester at 1910 pm. In Wor-
cester the President will be the guest Of
Senator Hoar at luncheon. and following
this the party will be taken for a drive
through the city and the President will visit
the fair of the Agricultural Society
The train will be taken again at 3 pm
and about an hour later will reach SPRING
field, where the party will be taken for a
drive about the city. A short stop will
also be made at Westfield; and Dalton will
be reached at pm. The President will
be the guest of Governor Crane at Dalton.
and the following morning the President
and his party will go in carriages from
Daton 70 Stockorldge, making brief stops
at Pittsfeld and Lenox. The train will be
taken at Stockbridge at noon stopping at
Great Darlington and New Milford, and
will reach New Haven at 3:2O pm The
President and those who are to accompany
him to Oyster Bay will be taken from the
main station to Belle Dock, arriving there
at 3:45 pm. and embarking on the "Sylph'
for Oyster Bay, which will probably be
reached about four hours later.
Throughout the trip drives are to be SUBJ
stituted for receptions, and in many in
stances drives will also be substituted for
speeches. Owing to the limited accommo-
dations of the train it will only be possible
to receive local committees at the places
they represent.
In addition to the Presidents personal
stan, representatives of the press associa-
finnS tod olxli1,