, 1874-08-22

Ia conBiderel a worry powerful anil fashiouablo-
peihaps l ought to say gopnlar.,olln.ct. 1ts
learning and ptoty: He has iuss returned from
tour Ill Europe, bringing l. yalunblo collection
q plcturcH, cuilol mere aud those anonG The nrt-
neids oh Of lho oid World Tho Episcopal Church
The party. that w!thdrswa llas built handsome
nav Church, wlsuh, uhon finished, will coat not
less than $25, 5,000 1hia, b.. Jamos' Church, will
liaVo tho present Rector Of Christ Church for its
niao ushop, einco tho mattor Of ntIothor Dlo-
&c Geao Will 10 agitatoa at tho no1t Convention.
The 1lev. F. Il. Hun IL tho maine Of the l!oetor,
end 10 stsnla very ltgll in tho esteem Of hts
AMONG TUE MANY BEAUTIFUL HOMES
or Hrcen Bay. tho mere ulontlou OF whioA will
recall loBpltabto memories to- many readers, l
must alltlde to the comfortable and elegant resi-
waya out to his friends; and tito pleasant nlA,l-
sion OF DR.. Van Norstrand, oil tho corner Of Ma
Hon and Quincy atroets lately dedicated BY
silver woddinE nntl ho,lae-Wnrming conabined.
The Doctor, WHO has hosts OF frieslts, WAS for
tnerly sn srmy-surgoon; lasor, suporlntondont
Of tho lnaaue Asylum Ut 1tntiiaon, Wis. nsu ia
now partner In tho firm OF Van Norstsand, Klaus
T. Co., & ltouAo doing tho largest busnoas In dry
goods, groceries, md hardware, lit tile town. Tho
prohcrvod, and evideutly .atstiod with whit for
tuna baB lono for hiui. Not ambitious fur po-
litical iit'l'ets for himself. he helps his friends
with his influence u TINT way: liz haA M agree-
a6le, 11aay-ke wife. and charming daughter,
Atiss Flora, who has Ind all tho advantages OF
education 10 hnl!; nuke hor the socoty-belo that
she Is: Alr. uollry H.. Albright las roHd enee IN
lovely part Of tho city, that III ono Of tho old
traditional honloa 1t is a pleasure over to have
entered. lle has been reconatrucdng Tue family
mansion sinco tue leturn Of his lovely and nc
compished daughters from tito Esstern College
where they graduated. aud It IL now t.lodel Vt
boauty and comfort. Noar 1t III tho now homo Vt
tho Hon: William Abrams, Secretary Ut tho Grcen
Bay l. Wisconsin, Railroad,-a handsome, sub.
stantlal oailoe, commanding Aue view. It
would bo vain to a:totnpt TO auumoraie tho
wealthy homes OF Groom bay BY special notice,
tAoy aro 10 humorous.
Tho scnnery, which makes fitting framefor
tho eowl, ls characteristic OF wisconsin. The
cliffs Oh either aide Of the river are clothed with
s r Nss,sa anoK ok ao
ponsant homes, In Which whole families of tour
tssa aro ,hiadcn away, enjoying the swoots of
Mature. There AFRO any amount Of
cMANM1No uEsonrs.
though tho names Of Bolue might shock orthodox
cara Devil niyor flows through qreon Bay, IL
12 nileB long, attd omptios Into Fox River. Dam.
nation Run nows iuto Devils nlyor: Hell Greek
enipties into The Bay, miles from tho mouth OF
group of islands 10 miles from here, or
ratlor o lighthouse. point near tho islands.
The hooper Or the lighthouse is 3 genius. Tue
ilrst w],lte child bora in the State Ut Iowa, q
u
and n child OF Nature, ths man, Marcus s. sila-
lor interests and attracts all visitors to him.
Flo IL full OF pionoor AEories and hts long COM
lnunlon with tue wind and wayea has nlAdo him
an enthusiastic narrator OF Hcei,nA such NJ artists
paint, aud from wLiela Ills tender melancholy
descriptions evolve woira pictures. Tie threo
ialaitlH-calie1 respectively, Lighthouse lslaud,
No-Alan'a Island, aud Third Iylaud, ofror won.
dorful Inducements to capitalists to bniItl groat
ho:o mud rawthithet, into the fastnessea Of Ma
tltr0. the ueODla who lOYn 1ltr.
In company With Mr. Cozzer,a, Jr,, propriator
Of tho Beaumont Uonbe. and one Of the Wost
young vito and NJ. Willinm Poak, / rode to Du,
pore on ono side OF tho Fn1 River, and returnou
l,o,no III tho mellow sunset on the opposito
slore. noting mauy Leautiful points Fl the
scsnory, wlloio it Is Inl1 lovely. We stopped
moment to walk by tho grayes Of tho poavofui
dead in Wood!awn Cemetery, and QUO Of Our
number unused ut q rallied iuc1osuro where lin
wife md little one 10y aaloop beneath the daisies.
| on! dcur dead onps. II IL woll WITH YOU
Bcyonl ,bo smttinu and Tim wconino.
Dsyond the waEiua aud tlc sioet,ips,
Beyond the calnasHg md tho frest!hE,
neyona remoMhering aud forgetting,
| Love- fcst anil hons.
As usual Mt WiaconAln resorts, I t1ud host Of
| st. Louis people, WHO lavo 1ed from tue heat
OF their town to cnioy this heavenly alr and
| wnter. with other HubBtantiala. Tho family Of
| Theodore Green, a prominent lawyer, come
|
her tregBcs and the edgea OF tho duy curl over
with cold They board witt, Mr. Charles White,
frnlerly Of tho Northwestern Railroad, alld con.
sldential advisor to Perry II. Smith. Mrs. Mor-
rl1, widow Of the late Capt, Merrill, OF the
United States Army, comes with hor daughtor
| and .er son's wife, and flnds d homo in the
beautiful cottngo orneo of Dir. Shalor, situated
On the ,preciplsous bank OF Fox hivor. Mr. L:
| L. Butler, accompanied by his vito and wife Of
| Y. Usser, Miss uay.-two refined anl accom-
| plishcd lnaics.~-is stopping ut the Beaumont
lfonBo for the season. Among the noted young
s0ciety-bcllea floro may be moatluuod tho Misses
Carrie aud Emma Albright, AiiBs Viola Chapman,
tho Stissea Klaus, aiisB Flora Van Noratrand,
complislcd and beautifnldaugh ghtcr Of john Dakcr,
Of .hs Michigan City car~works.
| attended the rehearsal Of tho Philharmonic
Society las; night, and must admit that, for ole.
an,,co OF tlrcss aud bnauty, tho ladies Of Green
| Bay, married or single, challenge tho State.
The sociss,y n,eeta in Turner Hail. which it
| leases, atd it han Homo fine nntvD talent,-nu
| fNmly in particular being remarkable for the
great polgonal hoauty Of all Its members, aud a,
| jro fry1, hat f,,