Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-19

/ watering places Where thelr silly airs,
parvenu graces and shoddy refinement
had won them the suppressed disgust and
open enmity all we'll bred people.
We view them at Saratoga. Enter Ce-
lestia promenading with gentleman just
introduced by Tom, who takes this meth
cd of getting his sister off his hands.
Gentleman, politely, docs Saratoga
meet your expectations, Miss TOO
good?"
"Oh, la, no! it can't hold candle to
Newport! There the carriages are per-
fectly splendid. And the dresses Oh,
mi saw some that cost $S00v
Indeed" replies the gentleman, brief
ly,
'.Yes, and where do you suppose papa
proposes to take us now? Such silly
freak as he has taken. Just think Of it !!
me, 90 out West But it's business, |
suppose. Says he's got to 60 and wants
US to. Now would not stir step only
it'll be such nice fun to astonish the ma
tives shant know what to take though,
my best dresses will get all spoilt and
tore up out there in the woods Guess
, III have suit of homespun made for the
occasion y and she laughed Silly.
What part of the West will your faith
er visit?" inquiries gentleman, suppress
sing his disgust.
"Oh, don't know; Chicago. | be-
lieve."
Gentleman supprcsses smile as he
replies little carcastically, "You may
not find things as you anticipate"
"No, expect shall be disappointed" !"
she retortcd not comprehending. 81 don't
want to CO. But, one thing, shan't
take any of my low neck dresses along.
What figure should make aut there in
Honiton and Brussells!
Just then Tom returned, clustering in,
and addressing the gentleman, with. Say!
ESD you've been out West; what
sort of game II find in Chicago. 'Spose
these clothes ii be out of place there ?
Gazing admiringly at his patent feathers
and displaying his gold mounted opera
glass. 'Spose this concern would scare
the natives to death. It'll be consolin' to
be lion, though | say" turning on his
heel as he turned to leave the room, "Can
get such thing as shot out there p
, Ae was informed that Chicago would ac-
comodate him without doubt.
In the preparations for the great west
, ern tour, these fashionable people wonld
have seemed to be booked for the wilds of
the Russian Possessions, with their great
q medicine chest and eccentric wardrobe.
| Indeed, their baggage would have aston
I ished Hottentot $50 indicative of the
f cross purposes of necessity and the all
t controlling desire to''astonish the natives?'
.. old, second rate clothes besides gaudy
jewel The latter for possibilities, the
: former for probabilities.
The father was little more suspicious
r of possibilities. Vague ideas of some
thing. even "out west" had dawned in
t with bills of exchange and the little OF
s business relations he had chanced to have.
r An inkling that the "tireat West" was
i. not yet all unexplored, caused him to
view with slight forebodings, the second.
s hand wardrobe, shabby handkerchiefs,
{ aud doubtful collars; ventilated so conf.
| IDENTITY for his benefit, by his stupid wife
y and daughter. But at last the great sac.
Z sacrifice of Ceestia and Tom-this TEN.
porary withdrawal from society is com
v menced- the fight to the Western woods
t duly begun An especial Car was char
e tered, as they did not wish to be seen by
J. their acquaintances in such shocking bad
o dress. AS chance would have it, Celistia
d and Tom spied on board the same trair
Q and running in and out at every depot
d their Uncle Jones, and family--the sam'
e who coveted the orphans "to do chores.
They at once bcsought their father to in
d troduce them into their car--"just fo
!. sport" they said, and as relief to tn
IT monotouy of their own company.
h Uncle Jones came tugging in, grand
!" child baby on one arm, umbrella, jul
l. bandbox, and calico bag on the other
!. Following in his wake and clingng 3