The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20

/ The President will spend the night at
! the governors residence. The next
morn g, after a drive. the party will
/ leave at $50 for Bangor. where short
/ drive will be taken, and after dinner
/ they viii visit the Eastern Maine State
! Fair Grounds. In the afternoon the
/ President VIII make short side trip TO
! Ellsworth, the home o. Senator Hale.
/ where he and his immediate party will
! be the Senator's guests.
/ They viii leave Ellsworth at 10 D. n,
/ and arrive at The Wefrs. New Hamp-
shire, at noon the next day, stopping
during the morning at Nashua Junction
/ and Manchester.
/ At The Weirs the President is to at
/ tend the annual reunion of the New
! Hampshire Veterans Association; and
at o'clock the train will again be taken,
tarFiViHg at Concord at , p m where the
! President viii visit the state fair
/ Leaving Concord at 3 } m. the party
/ will reach Newbury at $40 P. n, and
! the President and Secretary CorteIyou
viii spend the night with Secretary Hay
at his residence The following morning
! at 10 O'Clock the train viii be taken for
/ Newport, which Will be reached at 1920.
land the President and his party will
spend the Gay in Corbin Park and the
night at the clubhouse, going in car
{riages the next morning 10 Windsor. ar
irving at about i OF 1880 a. n. brief
program has been arranged for Wind
/ scr; and at 2 D n. the party Will leave
Cor Burlington, making stops on the
way at White River Junction and Mont
!pelier.
Entertained by Ex-Gcv. Woodbury..
At Burlington the President viii 5e
entertained at the residence Of ex-Gov-
lernoT Woodbury.. and following this the
President and one OF TWO others VIII
go BY steam yacht 10 Thompson
Point, where they viii spend the
night aud part OF the following day as
] the guests OF Secretary Shaw It is
probable that during the day they will
tgo TO SelbuTne TO visit Hon. ". Seward
Webb
Returning to Burlington Monday morn
/ ing. the train viii be taken 1T 10 O'Clock,
and brief stops viii be made at Proctor.
/ Rutland, Bellows Falls, and BrattIeboro;
+ and Mortified. Mass. will be reached
/ shortly after > O'Clock in the evening
Mortified. which was well known IS
the home Of the late Rev Dwight L.
/ Moody. is the seat of the Moody school.
and program has been arranged for the
evening in which the school It is IN
stood, viii participate.
Guest of Senator Hoar.
On Tuesday. September ?. the Presi-
dent and party viii leave Northaeld at
$40 in the morning. stopping al MfIlers
Falls. ALhoi. Fitchburg. and Sterling
/ Junction. and reaching Worcester at
! 10 ?. n. In Worcester the President
/ viii 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 viii visit the
fair of the Agricultural Society.
The train viii be taken again at
p m. aud about an hour later will reach
/ Springf ed. where the party will be
I taken for a drive about the city a
! short stop viii also be made at West
field; and Dalton will be reached at S
p N.
The President viii be the guest Of
/ Governor Crane at Dalton, and the fol-
/ lowing morning the President and his
party viii go in carriages from Dalton
to Stockbridge, making brief stops at
/ PittsfeId and Lenox- The train will be
taken at StoCkbTidge at noon. stopping
at Great harrington and New Milford,
and viii reach New Haven at 800 p. N.
Return to Oyster Bay.
The President and those who are to
accompany him to oyster Bay VIII be
taken from the main station TO Belle
/ Dock, arriving there at 3:45 p. N, and
embarking on the Sylph for Oyster Bay.
which VIII probably be reached about
I four hours later
/ Throughout the trip drives are to be
substituted for receptions, and in many
| instances drives will also be substituted
for speeches. Owing TO the limited ac-
! commodations of the train, it will only
be possible 20 receive local committees
al the places they represent.
In addition to the Presidents personal
staff. representatives Of the press asso-
Citations. the illustrated weeklies, sew
eral Of the New England papers, and the
telegraph companies and two photogra-
piers will be members of the party