Lobert,Schlei,Mowre:Deal,Ewing,TotalBurch,Barry,RennetMurra:Holly,Mertest ikp WINNIPESAUKEE EXCliRSION, SAT-URRAY. SEPT: 15-12.00 BOUND TRIP VIA BOSTON MAINE R. B.On Saturday, Sept. 15. the Boston Maine railroad will run its third annualexcursion to Bake Winnipesaukee. Thisis the ideal day’s trip from Boston. The train ride is through the most beautiful section of New Hampshire to Alton Bay on the shores of Winnipesaukee. At Al-ton Bay connection is made with the steamer Mt. Washington for a sail of 60 miles over the lake. This steamer sail 0ra^flt; occupies about five hours and covers a Knrirei course of about 60 miles. The view from decks of the steamer Is superb. In the distance the peaks of the Presidential Ranee and the nearer summits of the Sandwich Range are clearly discernible nn a fair day. Round trip tickets good going and returning on special train on above date will be on sale at Boston city ticket office, at 322 Washington street, until 5 p. m. Friday. Sept. 14, and at rrninn station until date of excursion, cineolal train will leave Boston at 8:20 a.™p oonnecung a. Alton Bay with the steamer Mt. Washigton. Returning, feavtTAlton Bay on arrival of the steamer.Kargei o Noon i fiBeckl cPbylcTotaaBaltBa'cBalCincfnSt. bTwoBeckllt;Deal.balls-by KCinchway.