New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
IN COUNTRY HOMES.
o,-vp vo1YTAINs AND THROUGH VALLEYS za$,
W., oVEN w ov ,urgrY-srvEN CHILDREN TO hAi'N'
eONh'--

OVER MOUNTAINS AND Ihhoounr J'n, TO rATox.
~,-,,,,,-v OF 1uIRTY-sEVEN CHIAl''" ~
NIw-yoRK.
v.roV Y Y. Aug. She party o, =,
-,1,Tr rR,n1rNF trcsh Air rum '','' f,,,
Urr,her. which LEFT New-Nork OF S'''.''1' do,
.rrived here liz the evenHE va - .bo marty
s,,.o,+v-three boys accompahe" INV -
pdr's Va .,fs plaoc as far as kooA'an"
oes''',- ''..,, the Journey Of the children was
fTo'1 ~ N.,,-ycrk. On ariO end western
over ' and through the beautiful sccner O'
A"''''. U.l,ycare and Susquehauna. ana 'le INV
'"' p;,.r valleys For great part 81 the way '.,0
- RIMS along the side 0i fhe noun AUS %
- fro,, the car windows tie chlcreh '"u'1 -
1o,, ON sheltered valleys where the iai.'e'S
~..h..rin,, j., N, r.pcned harvcsts or wnere ~
or.iat viulec clustered around us NIi'0
,,,re HIGH trcstles led over moun'"n' -.
-. far below stream dashed do"n ~
III -, i,in the RIVER, 0I from ore gree" i'i'- ~
another. .,.. L,,y M bounds
cbe delight Of the children knew 40 Uo'''',''
Tbev fairly shouted with delight as l'e 'i"-
Jo.n INTO the valley. While 10 me mountains q
s+cr,. was encountered. but the tram was
r,,,bif.. one Way and tho storm "noiheI' anu 30 & -
- and instead then was the tresh' cool ar
iri,lt sunlight OF he waning afternoon anu SUN
,ho lraiu came from out the heart OF 'De
or,e, hills into a ledge high up III 'he
mountain side and there far below IN ne
valley Law the beautiful village oi OAlo1 DO
Tlere ,,a a general cry IF Oh, look al the Vi.i't'
t1,-n Ina NE valley ~ Then two of tle oieeI '3s
a. tbe- looked mteutiy down al the ut '.''41 Va
sco,e begau 10 sing Tie negro SOM OF D D'"'. H. ,'
~. .eI lor to meet my Lord lhey S'"A ''>
iargou In all 81 erlousnc@s. .. ~ ,.,llc- of the
'i1esrrndIn- low cas-, grades into the Naliey o. .ne
c,,".,a,,-, the train passed Norwich anu al about
S.15 reached Eaton. 4 crowd o. pe"pIe vi 49, 49,
i'm, for the arrival of tne party auH 'l'' -
vtre tr.lu sp0rted from thu ~taion L" u' Z "
1ttIe or So Instant, ln carriages here 'heS w "N,D
Ae,nb.eu iu tie Ec>try O the CohgI 'l'i'' i -
A tlfni.u of VILLAGERS were present ana 'A' 'i-i't
ver. soon a.sigued 10 their hosts ana e"'h ~ ~ :.
ItfIr traveller was taken to his country noHo A"i
welcome, supper alC ;. eP' ta ,,oy,r
The children OF the party who hau neNVI
hen i'm the country before were much
surl,r,ed on the Gay up az the Su 'ce7sIoh o.
,.ool, nelIs ana hus. One htle AlII aSAed II INC
tram was not passing thOiSh Il parN' "u" l.. w,
ri 10 make .c en-. lreu VINO ha1 never Neeu "u'
-, IN .,rc understand that that which th-y saw
from tlt, ear winds va, really the country. ,..
Az LIVINGSTONE Manor luuDh loI '-S 'l-''tt'
". ,-I,f ON board the iralu and eacu was supiH u
win =, qnautltv 0f pressed meat ana DFtu duu p,l
~ tlS village oI baton Is situated IN ihV sou0H
g.. ,ru mart oi the town OF tine same h-il- IL is
surl,Duued by AIgh green hills, du1 BIS i"'"'l ~ -
81 tL.,l could be desired for pure aI diD aeu'Ia
lrauntlIutss. The following p-rso.. are eM ''ll
itr ch dteu here Irdhcis snort W = H'Ol'4'
Al lert Buuuey, NJ VI. Caldwell Oiiu"eI Il".'O
-. lIenYrl.Ou G. : Orinsby, fraAcl> MoI'c'
Ge,,,',. I'M, herman H. a. Gardner, Leauder hte'
Nr. Mary Eddy Jonas " hIte, III. sh. ~ p"eh
IA t.allnai. LdWln " AIte hoOAuy nan-4toA al"
A9QIcS PetIt.