Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-01

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S.I;nt :II:,.; :" us 'aS'.s' out 'he run VI
'"cu'S" "a'iu"ahty III S'ocknolm was aireauy
commenced when he asccnded the throne.
ntockholIn manners at present, are curous
mixture oil Eng'ish aud French, the latter ele-
ment, OF course, being predomnant- In cos
tune, the gentlemen are English, with exagger-
alton. Nowhere are to he seen such enormous
ly tall and stiff, black chirnney-pots (msnamed
ha's'l nowhere such stralght-cut overcoats, de-
seeming to the very heels You might stick all
the men you see INTO pastel oard cards, like
row oil pms SO precisely are they clothed upon
the same model. But when you meet one OF
these gum. funeral hgures he pulls oil his hat
with po!Iteness which is more than French :;
he keeps It oil, perhaps, while he is speaking !;
you shake hands and accept his invitation to en-
ter his house. After you are within he greets
you a second time with the same ceremonies, as
II YOU had then first met he says, "1dk for
s'S (eqnlvalent to; thank you for the pleas
urc of your company the last time we met "o
and, after your visit is over, you part with equal
tormaity Al dinner the guests stand grayely
around the table with clasped hands, before sit
ting down. This Is repeated on rising, after
which they bow 10 each other and shake hands
with the host and hostess. Formerly they used
to say 81 thank you for the mea," custom still
retained IN Denmark and Norway Not long
ago the guests were obliged to make sabse'
quent VISIT oi ceremony TO thank the host for his
% ''',i'i.o"'' ~, ""u vas o:'ssu " I''N''e
''e'" an W se'onu u'i"e'' !" oo"se'iue"ec
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'o'''u R","g W. io''u"a'e'y tne o'',S'''oU
Vas Vas. '"'1o'eL - '"o seoo"'' VI 'ne ''s''s anu
u,nherS "NSn' nave gone Oh a"efh"'e'y' al "V
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IL ~ .l;,a ,a, aau l'I.ro,' Mn'e G'o'eS
"i Willy i;. o, az h'",.aoy "or", anu sen-
ed At funerals even Tho dives of ,bo be,rso
and CARRIAGES beinp furnished with r.snlendcnt
wb;tc Gloves for m, occas;or bova, bo,rnr
of white crayats. and take ADVANTAGE of tho ,rav
eler's nriv;lcgc to wear blark one neve,
couIJ understand why in EngI,nL who're tho
boundaries of caste arc 50 distinctly MARCEL ,
pen,eman's Cull dress sboud he his servants I;vl
ery. The cbimney-pots ara po protec,;on 10 the
| head in raw or very cold weather and il has re
ouired M littIe conrngc in me- IN annear in fur
or fclt. For week or two the curious surnr;s.
ed. scrutnzinr looks of the multitude were ra,h.
er annoyino but ,bcv seem a, last to have So, !,
down a; an ;ncu,ohlc crccn,r;c;tv 81 wish |
could wear such n comfortable Int" said a Swrd,
to me: "but dore NOT Won are a traveller and
il is nermitted bnt Sw.de would lose his ms;
lion In society if he were 10 do so" Ana he,
oenteman i,formoj mo that his own s;sters r.,
fused 10 annear in the streets with linn bec,ns.
he wore a can A former Enolsh Consul cre,,-
iv shocked the neone hv ca,rving home h;s or,
markrting A f.w rnn,lcmsn have ndonenJenc
enough to set aside in their own houses some ol
the more di.acree,ble fo,,nres of ,h;s conven
tionnlism. and ,he snccess Of two or ,Lree who
have held weekly soirces throucb the Winter on
a more free and unres,ra;ncd nlan1 NAV in IN,
end restore somewhat of natnrolocss and s,on.
taneity to the society of S,o kbom'
T,s ..;..l ..,.:. a,
i ~ w., v'i.,,lua' h 'aAns on oI your ha' ~ orell
rou' "a" Na nnoT' ia eIe' annoyance 10 'ne Eng
ong;. .,s: "'S W 'ne na'' as III uer'nanl' nor
iI' l"i'i';.I.' A. oe "'us remove en'lrcly' ahu
,; n' y u" tL;c a' secohl or Two, o'io'e you re-
ase u ~ Ms JSoar once Sa'' 10 an arluaih'
.o " hIiJ IH'nJ' ""I was co"ih,SeranS nun '1I
oc'hg op"Scu ~ Keep MS NAT OH, inc Wnoie