Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-16
THE STAR RESORT BUREAU.
Headquarters for Much Valuable Re
sort Information.

During the past month The Star Resort
Bureau has been collecting a fresh supply
Of summer resort literature to aid its pa
irons in making selection for a place in
which To spend the summer A long list
os very attractive places follow. booklets
OF which may be had at the bureau abso-
lutcly free of charge This service, which
ii has been the aim of The Star to main
tain from season to season, is without cost
to those who may wish to avail themselves
of It, and the calls which the bureau re-
Ceiyes is witness To its popularity. 1t is
a very great convenience to gather to-
Ecthcr in ten or fifteen minutes fifty or
more circulars of hotels which il would
take, in writing, week or more to pro-
cure Other information, such as railroad
and steamship. Is also to be obtained at
this bureau. and when desired arrange
mcnts with the hotels Will be made for
patrons. If you are undecided as to where
You viii spend your vacation, let The Star
Resort Bureau assist you.
The bureau is in receipt of the descriptive
book OF the Long Island railroad, well
as a full supply of time tables which is up
to its usual standard of elegance. 1t is
replete with much valuable information
concerning the island, and is profusely il
Illustrated.
The Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic
Railway Company and Maryland. Della
ware and Virginia Company have favored
the bureau with a supply of their latest
N'lI4tll4'tAlpu bpph, SHOWING pldCtS on bllt
Chesapeake bay and vinicity. 1t is bound
In an attractive cover and beautifully pic
tured throughout.
Another supply of literature which is
much sought after is the book issued by
the Delaware and Hudson railroad. This
pictures the region about Lakes George
and Champlain. and considerable attention
is given to the AdirOndaCks.
The Western Maryland railroad has sent
a good supply of summer books for distri-
button. This deals with popular sections
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in choosing ones vacation place.
The Portland board of trade issues a
very handy reference book to places
around Portland and has sent The Star
Bureau a liberal supply. The infOrmatio
contained in it includes trolley trips about
Portland, steamship lines and a list OF
boarding houses
Other folders and guides to be had at the
bureau are RiCheliau and Ontario steam
ship Maine Central railroad. Boston and
Maine railroad. Dominion Atlantic railway
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, Southern
railroad. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Northern Steamship Company. Canadian
Pacific railroad. Grand Trunk railway,
Ericsson Steamship Line. Hudson River
Day Line.
The Dirigo House. Long Island, Maine.
Hotel Mitchell. York Village. Maine.
Bright View. Castine Maine.
The Cliff House, Nennebunkport Maine
The Southgate. Prout's Neck Maine
Mountain View House Mountain View,
Maine
The Irving, Old Orchard Beach Maine
The Emerson Old Orchard Beach. Maine.
The Columbia. kennebunkport- Maine.
The GlenCove, Seal Harbor. Maine.
The Ottawa House, Cushngs Island,
Maine.
The ACodian. Castine. Maine.
Castle View Cottages HOven P. O., Brook
lin. Maine.
The Jocelyn. Prouts Neck Maine.
New Hampshire.
The Grandliden, Lake Sunapee, N. H.
The Mount Lookoff n. H.
The Flume House, n. II.
c. c. Smdlls House, Intervale, n. H.