Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-13

LNtfAfl HuNDunu> and WINGS.
INTERESTING GOSSIP ABOUT SOME or TIL
CLASS.

Literary Husbands and Wives.
INTERESTING GOSSIP ABOUT sONE OF TIL
CLASS.
New York Letter to Boston Ga-sue,
1t has often been said that literary me
and women rarely lead happy married live.
do not profess to know all of the literar
people in the world, or even in the Unite
States, but those who occur in my mind a
present live Just as happily as do the major
lty OF people, and happier than many VIII
never wrote line for the printer. Here
IN New York, Is Stedman, for instance
nothing could be more delightful than hi
domestic relations. He has Il most charm
ing wife, to whom he is devoted. an,
they keep house very cOzily in an up
town fiat. Ills two childen are boys. on
OF whom Is learning the Publishing busines
with Scribner, Armstrong IL Co. Mrs
Stedman Is not literary woman, but she i
none the less appreciatiye Of her husband
talents. Richard Henry Stoddard lives yerl
happily with his wife, who is woman o
many accomplishments, and not unknown tC
literary fame. The home Of DR.. j. G. Hol
land Is model for the world lie Is blesseC
with one OF the most sympathetic of wives
who is IN every way helpmeet The family
circle OF DR.. Holland is lust what one woult
suppose 1t would be after reading some o.
his books. The doctor has two beautiful anC
/ accomplished daughters and son of whom
! he Is justly proud. Bret llartc Is one of the
most domestic men, and spends all OF hi,
time with his family at Morristown, y. j
III, wife is women of more than ordinary
intelligence, and be has three Young children
all boys. The next to the Oldest boy. Frank
inheutS his fathers talent. and, although
not more than 10 years Of age has written
some stories that are worthy Of a more ex-
! perienced pen.
Col. john Hay has beel married SO short
time that he hardly comes in this list.
However, | may say that there is not more
devoted couple IN New York than the gallant
colonel and his wife. Mrs Hay is remarka-
| bly, handsome, and one of those warm-heart-
ed. whoie-souled woman that one cannot meet
without admiring Mrs Lucia Gilbert Run
kle. better known as Mrs. Calhoun, leads
about as pleasant n life a. any woman
know. Her home Is over in New jersey.
but her husband, who Is a lawyer of large
Practice, does business in New \ Urk. and the
TWO are Just as often seen at social gatherings
here as though they still lived in the city.
Ileir house Is one of the most tastiul aud
mo>t comfortable ever was in. It. interior
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ways Hyed quietly IN lle ''.n'Is' I"as ,,.
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