Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-28

~ IT. H. MOI MAINS, ". H., July, 1870.
g. liioht 4, we'll be out of the world as
..,, of The fashion " AS we had no desire
l.,ty,- the world at present, and it is the
f-L-on 10 summer at theWhite Mountains,
,y,.a are here
DX.urto light pccuniary embarrassment
va. rrri>ter rs walters instead of guests
or departure WAS attended by some ad-
..r-. circumstances. We supposed We
,,.-,. lIte for the train. 1t is a bad thing
,.lr late and be obliged to hurry, but to
-:t.rp,-,. 20 and be half IN hour early i
w!-,iur ones breath to no satisfaction
T..u- it WIS with uS. We went down the
-.,,r 1t 4 pace that was meant for Il hur-
...i walk only, but which would have an
~..,.r,d COR 4 respectable run, with that
anxious. late for -thc-cars look on onr faces,
4nl then found, on arriving ut the depot
.l..,, We had thirty two and quarter min
.rs to Wit.
As We rested. breathle>s. and strovc to
collect our thoughts and count our bundles.
N-Il my companion in travel. said, Look
and -cc if our passes are safe" / thought
. moment "Ncll,' said /, soemnv.
There in my writing desk, and that is in
..lr biz brown trunk" We held coun-
Ill Of war and decided to open the trunk
:t tn. risk of having our patent packing
-y-,rm stolen by the curious bvstanders
Wrfanl the key and proceeded to action.
AIl~' among all the trunks which stood
ia an cNpeciant attitude upon the platform.
lr-r and small. from Miss McFlimsry's
IT,, Saratoga to John Smiths little hair
coyclcd, there wa, not one we would con
-.,u.iuu-!v claim tried not to look
WLl 20 lhat everybody would know that
" were ophisticated women, travelling
IN our own csponsibility. but ut this June
tur of atltir- discovered that had lost
Iuv br>t gloves, left my watch, and forgot
TEN To- pay that last little bill My forced
c.,.nnr-- gave away and my feelings over
came me. With the assistance Of several
Kind and ~ympalhizing friends we We're
tuarI-d to yet aboard the right car, and
dr' 3rtrd, resting in the assurance of our
-tH' I4'lN nv lOl'i Us wv "oulNi Stt " 1t
th.t the trunk, were sent on the next train
W hrn WrWcre well started and were sooth-
iuy our troubled feelings by recountng the
uj~ aps of the morning, an idea struck
Nell and ehe started up eXclaiminr
Lets ak the conductor to run back AMI
LIT u> br@n all over again and See If We
can't grt some kind of II start l sug-
,1c-,cd that probably in such Il case We
should miss the train altogether. and no
srt would be worse than this start She
suI-idcd on that argument. AS visited
hy lhr wav. our trunks overlook u before
we reached Wells River where. for a few
minutes. our united energes were concen-
i-:tt, in the effort to re-check our trunks
and orr precious selves for the correct lat
j.ude and longitude.
Aft,r the hurry and worry was over. and
every masculine within mailing distln>e
hri assured us we We're in the right car,
". Il, one lon. le;lden hour before :;
mn. y. WIZ made We ponderrd upon the
yr.ccr ainty of hum IN events; sprculnted
.u Il q aggregate amount of di>cip plinc
y,iurd from waiting for the cars since the
tlr,t ,.urine blew it, whistle; studied the
f,cc~ by which We We're surrounded; Won
Gcrcd what we should have for supper. pro-
vlrd We ever got one. and, finally
Away toward the blue hills of our dreams
and cy,nct,tions for these. last weeks we
sped. New flccS new work, and new
rle.s.
ON tI,. coach W.. we're fortunate in s..
,--r-r.r a., ,f1t.i,lr seat where. our view wa.
unlimited II vas ON. nrfviieoe to sit in
>nruf crinyin.nt. while it became the du-
=. of those aboard who were travelling fr
,l. -,L.of "loinr" all the ton declared
t5 he. the thing to exclaim at every
tu.u. e" lovely" charminr." " how fine.
,.r
X We noarrd the end of our Journey
and fine. ro,d orew narrower. more wind
ia.r and more romantic. and rs the co:,cl
wsh hi.,h and the trees GREW low. a little
..,.,...,.,.,.. .,l1,,1 I,1- ,.,, f r,n,ino .
,;...,.,,a,I... e ,h.. r,;,,..;n,r ho,oh. In
''u- NrH declared IL was equal 10 o'Se
ntj. fire, runaway, or any other interest
ius fun. and full as lively. There was
L..l.,ft,:, 1,..;n.,.;on ON ho, f,,
'"' "i> inspiring as she @ra>l'eo lef UNI
'Eo.It firmly IN one hand and settling he
t4t un her head wi h the other and fixing
rgrrared for the coming encounter. A
ru-th the coach stopped and we climbed
down rom the second story, outwardl,
I'VE Halter Otr>clve>) Self-pOSStssrd an'