Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-17
ALL FOR $500.

takes 4 new start III the fail of tha
year. The early Vacationists b,,. :,
desire TO secure one more respite from,
the CARES of business for a dav -. ~,
ANA Il great many have. mad. th.,,,
preparations for Il trip during autumn
when nature ;ldornS i'll her most h.-,uti-
full volnrs the foliage; when the son,
birds are NhistlnS their farewell ~
Trains; when the atmosphere is in
vigoraJing ana healthful ana thn
orchards are rosy III their display Of
mellow ami ruddy fruit. This is tn
month when the Boston &, Maine Rail-
road Announces its grand annual NV
York Excursion from Boston. on
October 9th, ana from Providence.
Worcester. Wnlthnm, Concord Aver.
Fitchburg. Athol. Gardner. Orang..
Miles Falls and Greenfield, October
9TH.
Going from Boston The train PASS IS
through Cambridge. Waltham. Concord
ard other beautiful historical towns.
noted for til III scenic beauty and their
historic ana colonial assoc ittion. on to
Fitchburg and Gardner, passing
through a region famed for its pastoral
beauty. ana finally entering into the
famed D,.,,ii.ld Valley. The view from
the pnssin.c train is perfect: winding
aInn.; thu cntlrs,. of the silvpry Con
nc,ticut, th, train follows towards tn"
lofty mountains which we are gradl-
nlIv appru.iching. We enter the
IIuosaC Tunnel. ana, emerging. Mt.
GreNIrrk. overlooking the town of
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town. the site. If Williams College. ncxr
nrpenrs to View. ANA here the berkshire
Hills in all their beauty may be wit
messed to advantages. On We 60
through New York State, rushing
through the busy city of Troy, and
crossing the river to Albany At
Albany the train journey is ended.
Enl,atking you can stop over night in
Albany and visit the numerous inter-
cyting sights ANA take the Day Line
STEINER sail down the Hudson, or 60
down ON the night line boats the sam"
night. viewing the Hudson Isiv"r
i emery BY eoarchli@ht and moonlight.
Tho inspiring and magnificent vision
Of the Hudson River flowing calmly
ana serenrly 1T the foot of the giant
Catskils is perhaps one Of the most
beautiful landscape pictures in this
country.
The steamer passes Rondout. Kings
ton. Eeopus. made famous by Judg"
Parkcr'c debut into politics, West
Point, POuchkeepsir, sailing under th''
noted bridge. and from the decks OF IN"
steamer. you can look up ut the rem
-
Of Dunderberg and the rocky promon-
tory of historic stony Point the busy
arrpelrance of the bay is a scene
worth Observation-Disclosures Of craft Of
every description, Garting back and
forth, or weighed at anchor. while their
carg0eS are busily being cared for.
present n scene wholly unknown except
to Voya gers in New York Bay. The
boat docks at DesbrOsSes Street and
YOU are in the great Metropolis. New
York has attractions too varied to
mention: and everybody knows just
what he likes beSt-some for the parks:
the stores: the theatres: the museums:
or n trip to Coney Island. You can
stop in New York until October Sth on
Boston tickets ana until October 1th on
Dtntf IlchttS. IL YOU ut'llC, sup
over Of ton days may be had by pay
ment Of $500 at the Pier Line Office
and dcpositing your ticket before the
final limit of extension. Leaving New
York, the palatial steamers Of the Fa:l
River e Providence Lines. according to
destination. carry the passengers for
return trip. $500 via the Boston &.
NI,ipo RoilrooI ,oovc for the rOunl trim
Tickets will be on sale at Boston CITY
Ticket Office. $40 Washington street.
ana at Union Station, Boston. on AMI
after September Z4th, 1904, also at
above mentioned stations.
A beautiful illustrated souvenir and
Guide booklet. telling all about the trip
and describing the Interesting points
PASSED, will be mailed to any address
free by General Passenger Department
Boston e Maine Railroad, Boston.
Send your address. requesting one. AMI
it will be mailed to Won. Sept11dlt