HAMrros BEACH. IuIy 9s,b. 1918,

Skips ocsr the Ssa-Rides on the Beach--Fan and


Fhrtation-F Fishing. &c
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Skips ocsr the Ssa-Rides on the Beach--Fan and
Filtration Fishing, Se


This is really the most desirable watering place in
many respects, and certainly the handsomest and
most extensive beach, have ever seen | was in
duced by friend who had often visited this beach,
to accompany him here, and am quite sure shall
never regret it. II is 10 miles from Boston.


We came, TO within three miles, over the Maine
railroad running from Boston to Portland, through
the handsomest country ever travelled on a rail-
road. Scarcely an inch the whole distance that is
not under high state of cultivation. We passed
other villages. The whole distance is on the Sc
board and then such regal magnfcence | never
met IN the shape of railroad carsthe seats are quite
like Meeks' 50 dollar crimson rocking chairs, in
shape and finish.


During the hottest days il was quite cool enough
here-always enjoying capital sea breeze from our
elevation, which is on bluff some 40 feet high, and
extending into the sea an eighth OF mile.


The company Is from this State, Maine and Mass
Many fine and wealthy families from Portsmouth
and Boston, and the surrounding villages, are here
now, and happier, merrler set never saw. Gov.
Woodbury. and family visit here every season. The
time is spent in fishing and bowling: and riding
the beach, which is six miles long Hops are given
every evening without charge, ana, indeed, every
thing Is on the most comfortable and economical
plan. For instance-fare from New York to Boston,
charges here for less than week, $l per day; for
hshlng excursion, Is cents; ride horse back, 80
cents; carriage. from Is TO 80 cents.


Were scandalmonger, ! could write such
facts as would make these honest New Hamp-
shire people open their eyes little


must add, that party OF ten (half lades) went
out fishing IN B. and Ms beautiful schooner, of 70
tons-were gone less than three hours, and brought
home IS beauties, averaging II lbs piece. The
ladies did their share, as they always do give
them chance. One lady caught II fish,