New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
WESTERN VERMONT.
NOTES OF A SHORT TOUR.

NOTES OF SHORT TOUR.
To Summer tourists this part of the Green Mountain
State ia becoming every year be ter known ana more
attractive In beauty Of scenery 1t is in no respect
inferior TO New-Hampshire and the region OF tue
White Mountains. The places OF interest ana resort
are not yet widely known, and fail to attract ther
share of pleasuIe-eeekers Sill, the few that hnd
their way into this section of Vernout, to pass the
Summer months feel amply repaid by The rchnoss an
variety of scenery, the punt, anh MI OF TIE ale
so pleasant by coItrast ~lth on more sIoDg ana rl
ioe sea air AID the snddzn changes q eng ;rsiurv u
which we ave exposed. Ar s'oik coz ny, 'erm 'hL
ia iusy disiing ushed Her she'p AID 10 are "e-
knowledeeG to be the hreet we nave. fleiro"npo s1
Mr. S,Ae has emphasized what we supposed ne "ouis
consider her staple products, which, IN the order ne
oives ,bem ars-hoses sugar, and q L. L. was sny-
tio Int poetieal TO mention the lauer with the two
former though unco mmO. ly bard to beat'-aod we
must suppc re that there quite r'-e when ne came
70 the last--yakipg IL a. a climax. One MISS III
his State the large fields of wasug gialn that
,ve meet with ia parts of Ne" York state aud
throughout the West, for m0st che land le re-
served or pasture and tor meadows, qua Tue nay crop
is hat upon which they most depeld ior Wlhterlng
their stock raising only grain enough Tor ther own
nse NE fonud tie farmers al nOst universally III pos
session of the best moving nscnIhes Shue the Usual
81 mess IelOse ~ the eoui 7! Hnu drh NE reeneu
qni br Vi by Tie 'Iau-i oI ines Hhtoh7
a. thsy were drawu over The broad meadows. ono
hardly knows whether u think the pOotry OF iarh-
work din inishing or increasing these a0of-saVng
machines come into use, aud SHOULD steam ever sup
plaut the horsepower now employed, Tue tllne may
com- wien the farm er will merely have TO look on
and gee his work accomplished, without tue interview
ton of human strength. Everything Is being rtPaiy
r.ductd 10 head work. New Inventions are constantly
MADE to ecoI omiye mucle and tine, by the expend-
ture of more thought AID skull. Starting from tue
sontherumost Lake town, West Haven, and driving
nottb. gi give one good idea Of ibis section of tbs
state. West Haven Itself is a anna town parts OF II
more properly belonging 10 nltehaii u Now ip'k-
of 81 gu an 81 ape yes NOT without nuh uturd oeal y
aud is inbabItants Of more than ordinary Hospitality
This is one OF the many towns scattered throdg.-
out New England that, By reason OF dmi'lsn
ipp rorulatiOu, and want OF unanlmuy III
feeling or interest, has become missionary
ground. The church, too poor 20 sustain se1ued mls
Ter IA SUI phed by students ffOm our semafies dufns
their yscati, ns This summer, while repairing the
church the Sabbath services were held IN tue -.
Scbcsl-bouse where gathered as devoted and aseent
COZ q CATION can be touLdi IN larger aud iuoIe M
ing ,dincts While here, We were poin~a ~ IL
ulyce where Horace GIdeeY sPtHt souo "a $500 Si1
days--the church where ne inst "ttenleu r. 'oI.
sho Ia, IL me- that he too wac not WHOM 'ua pave
a this truly beushcent INSTITUTION ny @ W. VS..
stciios told US OF ms early NAM ssl.p w ~ - ~
on " nlator-readirg in the long Writer even. ~ by
81 10, 4 of nine knobs and Of nisasio fishing oeinory,
80 ed ~ st,rls his good Sabhi srhOo 0hsier--
nv The D. ri, station Of cole Now
ne =, ta.ut The to~n 1orih Oh /" 60 wen rs De1sO
90. lre,liy nss led between two hila sna striking
bs stranger with pleasing SURPRISE as he rst snters
n lis N,sl,In IimltS- extend % lake Chan PLAN,
which = the only di!ect COMMUNICATION with the north
or sou h. Seven miles north IL Orwell, n wealthy
farming town. AID Deriving is pnuc.pal revenue fsOm
irs diiIies. Here We lould "a lie Cong ,gatOnl
CtuIch with mir is'er of tbau unusual ii ne,
and congregation warmly at.evued 70 .im.