Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-13

Tourgie, director of the conservatory.
l happened into the doctors Office the
other day, and from the immense pile OF
letters on his desk, should infer that ap.
plications for admission into this novel ex-
cursion are coming in very rapidly.
Thinking that perhaps an account Of
this might be interesting to your readers,
| give YOU some of the details:
As advertised, the party will leave New
York by special steamer on Saturday, June
30, touching first the harbor of Neville, in
the north of ireland, thence proceeding TO
the north conSt of Ireland to the Giants
Causeway,
After that the party will proceed to Scot
land passing through the most romantic
and historic portions of the land; thence
to England. visiting many of the principal
towns, spending some time in London, ut
which place ample opportunity will he
given to enable all to see the wonders OF
that famous city. Excursions will also be
made into the suburbs of the town ut Il
small expense, thereby enabling one 10 get
an idea of English country life so charm
ingly depicted by George Eliot, in her
earlier novels. After leaving England the
steamer will proceed to Antwerp and
Brussels, cities rich in music and art.
From Brussels into Prussia, thence through
Switzerland, France and back to England,
whence passage will be taken from Glas-
gov for New York. The passage through
Great Britain and over the continent will
occupy forty days, and the passage by
ocean both ways about twenty days, max
ing delightful summer vacation for the
weary student and cme.worn teacher, az
irving in New York about the first of
September
Special tickets will be issued by the cele-
brated ticket firm of Clark, Son & Jen-
kins, whose arrangements are so perfect
and complete for tickotng person to any
part Of the world, and that, too without
the care consequent upon the attention to
! luggage, for the steamship will be officer
ed and attended by the most courteous
and capable conductors, and all bills will
be attended to by these efficient guides.
This will be appreciated by the many
ladies who will be unaccompanied by es-
corts. The time has gone by when lady
must remain at home for the want of Il
travelling protector they will be comlorta-
bly, assisted by the assistants who are to
accompany the touris.s.
Tie price of the tickets for the round
trip is only S400, in gold, which will cover
frSL-cIasS ocean passage both ways, all
travel by railway, steamers and carriages; !;
frst.c'aSS hotel accommodations, convey
ances to and from railway stations to ho-
tells fees for sightseeing. In fine, all nee
essary expenses for the round trip from
New York back to New York, excepting
carriage drives in cities which may be ar
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