Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-07-30

MID sVNvrr IT THE uUn-ANUsLMENTs, ETC.
BosToN, July %, 1850.

BosroN, July %, 1850.
To the El!tpr Of the free Press and Times:
Although it is midsummer at the Hub,
AMI consequently al good BOstonians are
supposed to lie ont Of town enjoying the
cool brcezes of the beaches, the bracing
winds Of the mountains CT the sanitary
zephyrs of the Springs, still life is endurable
here in the city, especially during the cool,
is decidedly mournful to see long rows of
ELEGANT houses all closed with not IA sign Of
occupancy about them. At night, ii is more
noticeable, for there viii be Z long stretch of
dark windows. here and there relieved by
bright light that marks the fact of some toll
Ing clerk who sleeps in his employers house
at night TO rrotcc; ii from burglars, or else
the residence Of some Young doctor who
hopes to Gain by the absence of his older and
more successful brethren. But there are
great many re,lrcuiing features to one oblig
ed to remain in the city during the Summer
If lie wishes to - To the beach, there are half
a dozen within easy r,ach, cars and boats
leaving therefor nearly every hour. Thea
there are thu gardens with their attractions
the horse-carS which will take him five or
six miles into the country or, if he is mu-
Sically inclined, lie can remain within the
city limits and listen to various bands which
TIE city hires 10 play At regular intervals
upon the Common, public gardens and the
various squares of the city. And We are not
without our regular drama either, for the
summer gardens each have theatres attached
and the beaches have similar attractions.
The Forest Garden, 10 which the Metropolitan
line of horsc-cars are feeders, has Il beautiful
little theatre At the foot Of Il grassy slope,
upon which seats are placed and from
which six or seven thousand people can gain
a good view of the stare. For the present
Ricc's Evangelnc Party are presenting that
cver-popular play, which. 10y the way, has
received quite Il number of effective addi-
,ional parts At the Oakland Garden, which
is an institution of the Highland Strait Rail
road. they also have i large pavilion thea
tire which his the advantage If being
covered So that performances therein are
not intcrfrrrd with hy the weather. For
the past two weeks Arthur Sulliyan's comic
opera of "Contrabandistra" has been sung 10
GOOD houses This week they are to have
"A revival Of an opera which attracted con
siderable attention frcm various musical or
carnations last season. Il is called IL. VI.
: pinaforc anal will hr presented upon a
rr,I shin HEATING mon real wafer. At south
rnsion also has bccn erected :, commodious
Summrr theatre upon that norton of it call
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