, 1880-08-29

there.
LEYDEE STREET,


thing ~ wa were told. to date postal-cards FROM
'nefe' 1EYDEy STREET.
,,>,- +,,o rsto,I-na ofter tba rntch cit,
1a' 1a ~ hnsntniix .riven them shelter lead:
WI WHICH - 1't1 nmryfng Efili. At the Base oi
~ ~ arn;nanca is tho Town Green, facing
tS Ing Sniine ~ hordsome Unitarian church
anI and very ugly Coneregat tfonai church. Passing
useo as,ic as n,onafs bavinY conceaied the places
wnete tnog 1,,a IA anong fhom v dis
| ens nsa sase' LIZ e1'
/ e'lse' ,r,x-r>.o u,Y1
IS oeanulul 'uot. <eaoiGun n,nra aha ha1I n3anS
tombstones are 10 ue seen On every nanq, Many
o. tnon WIZ 4ans mo51rJ 1H stan5s on fno ton ri
the hI and as the poet Pierpont beautifully
| e1pieseeu ~. .o,..,a.~
Gh9 sx eastleff rag 9t tnat ~ soafn o.sf
and tIhs tie eyeufng spn as he leaves tho world
i,ooks Kindly On tint spot last
t BELOW. in the foreground, is the town, with its
ehimmnvs Thnn comes tj,o hnrbor. with a few
| s;mo1i rssacls ar fho whGryes nnd beyond is the
| thrce4miIo~long narrow neck OF sand, which
serves o. Il protecting brcakwator. In scyero
high across it, filing the harbor with sand and
milking Congressional appropriations necessary
to clear it out
| ,rur p1r,rr, Es' fHuRcu
| ..-.-'. -. -. .,e1,s .a,,,o ,+,oa ~,
Wnlcn was st5o vnon " - eas hs.
down dow II: by a visiting nnfehnan from New AM
ste,uan, ac ns ,nu n WITH tt"t rooP made
a. fsg th9 satn 1anH stnTod with oak beams
u tu'ch ~" u t'a4A, etus ~ 49, JA oaoan,s
upon the lop OF Wnca s9ey N.Y. nd 1a 10 Go,,nHs
wnicn snmll1on @ ua1as .n'd VI r0m5 u cnn+,W rha
iannr h,,u tn,. 4hov non for thcir chnrch where
thcT nrcnch on Sundays They assemble by tap
Of Juim. each with his tlrejock, in front Of rho
| Cantain:s door: thoy hive their clouks on, and
| Dlice thcrnseycs IN order, threc abreast, and
nro led by a sor4eant. behind comes the Gov
/ LII. = 1Ssr1f
ON ona she hana ho Captain Wth bis
night" ,p,1oa1x nA1n
1sa ganlt pntldtng IN trons OF @ wa'en Is ,a.sf
os -, Il nn,v ,,,Gcrvoino rcnairs and
Extension. So did not see tie rslics which it
ef & '1e ~ t,s - g pIi,r, r;f1on ~ ~
9ars itetnans Gus ~ aue @ ~ son1 ~ ~
Thomns ms rnmpi,cIl for publication In the Nclp
editor editor. -''' "'s@O1
'1''o'' ppr-ryvr.or-s vov,rvExr
is being erected On % hill near the village; H.; t
md ths sci s Sss a@ WITH x5ic x5Ss5
IS gigantic @ Il statue Of Eat ILL., - = IA
posluon; aha u lata9r 7 wonueelu4 ;s wnit VI ~,
when It Is CONSIDERED that IT, IS of grant,; r. ~ Ion
u1as III. ~. ~ ~ tno ~ ~
lhaIe sIatuafY out sne iunas necessary anf ain sne
completion or Ae structure cone IN SLOWLY.
an atteinpl IL 10 Oe mAdo 70 optain gsntntt g,.nt
ltou1 tQnh tHss uoAt M414lCt, ~ eno '
t ,u'.uS n;i w W.; qon,,ant5 h,t dnn'r hs
liryo ttut tho Southern Couyrcssmep will regard
this work Us Constitutional
.- 5ss couHr-HousE
contains ING Weii,KePt rccoros ato oIner 1. nis
morals of the old colony put It IS u serious fnce
thnt none OF l1o tilsflmS wearing hppare1 nus
been preserved. some idea can 90 gatnefed or
wnat tney wore Irom me iayenIorfes o. peasonaf
Tho. wills. But. artists who portray
clothe their personases IN TIE styles or Ensland
fercnt- The popular 1nemcntoes Of the Pilgrims
aro chairs; we haye the chair re OF roh John Carver,
a3 oS se'Sf md ID sa
chair, and y pondesous ckair OF Dutch 2 pattern,
whet yas the Reoperty Of Goy t w,nsloW e" rab be
bly, .-
HUNDREDS or CHAIRS -
scattered over New England, each one of which
OWE III on1 "a ~ as ny pfIp.1 ,9aa
" sodie anct;stuf y lno p,sseli o"net' - Hns
sa'u " tnu ell ~ ~ " LIZ nie We e
q me woou ~ = tne au tpSs Ts s.5 ai
have certainly taken = hoe1 of vessels
OF the SIZE oL me Maynower 70 nAno
DronlSnt over tnp e1nlrs %nich afe 3 proudly
exhiblteu as or PURITAN orisln LIS strange
that w!n TINS aTrny OF CHAIRS 70 one ms y taolo
=, Or Ea sras @ ,as "n s,sa -, III,
Pererrino White the lirst-borp New Enpantler
and fhn,4 ia uIsn Ge0rrf4 WatEon's silver MI nch-
howl with two handles. m thut r. could be raken
IN aid drank from. ia d - lovInr-cup''
,,,,r on,o1v,, M, sr, .s
nS o'.utea ~ ss....na..a lut.A's
Mlo came oleF n Ing MAynoNet, und slgnea y
=" social compact on. noAta belore landing, nave
HMaan! M! uosceuo4tits sc4slersa over t9e GMunIry. y
nueE MGee: 'uIn VII Garser ati4 Mae' Nhnnn !1a
rnadora ati anu wle, GuwaEa 1 minsloW ana WIFE
W. M'a IRE 1pe"ster ana WIZ 1sac A1terton ana
w1.e, MSaG5 ;7 osuudsu anu VIE, JUN at9Gn Me1
na1E. w. t. aass.u aEu WIZ, VII
lu,; 3nn 1t;, ~ A US W. Wy NY
% Mnl'Man " G n!ae ano Was, nacnaiu M M4s5gn, Jon4
m9W!anu, m otepaeq t1oRMins ;f an9 VILE VILE. EuwAsa
iy lnsy a1M w!le' 1onn I!l1ey anu WIG, Francls
:t 1vUhe tnntuns ! 1uUi!us I1nscr anu
zviYn If,hn tfs,1rner Froncj7 Eaton ond VIZ,
James Chiffon with his wife aud laughter Mury.
John Crackston, John Rillngton and wife. Moses I
Fletcher, John Goodman, Dexury Priest, Thomas |
Williams, Gilbert Winslow. Edward Marjeson, |
Peter Brown. Richard brltteritlge, George /!
Soul6 Richard Clarke, Richard Gardiner, JOHN
-AIsertuu, Thomas English Edward Doty, and !
Edward Lei5ter.
MoDrnx pry~,,nrra
- rao+ torg,, ,vi+,, r,,,,- ,na.,-, =. ,,,,;,a.
- '1eat sum IVY -, & VIII @ Ina!s tnarAs Or ousiness
hoI1.rs hnyn u pr1>rressirn M ther than ;, hisrnrc
look, Tie citlzcns:lppcar to be worthy slc- |
ccssors Of that strung-souicl band OF utlventur-
OILS etnigrnutS who n,ntIts this tl,air Innd;np- !