New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04


They says to me- 4 guess this party must hev about
dreened New-Y0rk.' Dreened New-York, says IL you
might a. well talk about dreenn' Seneca RiverP
After a long drive through country which, In TINS
northern region st the r sh pure green OF early
june a region where cherries are sim hanging on the
trees and the smell newy-cu clover still floats IN the
ar the stage whrlod around the knob of hieh hill
Below in a dimple Of valley lay the village
completely buried in sugarmapcs. chesuui trees Win
whc spires ria ng above just IN enough 10 snow
whore he houses iay. INC io'o 9p ~ siySo oi tbc
buried for a few rod ~ ll' &c. So ii'-V ~
vii age, and then gradually AGAIN on the Oppe'ts
rdeo ID wn in TINS ont-oi-lnt,Wat sp3 i, trccts Fad
poor. fed uy-cothed chil1re OF ci'! Scos I
neen Dropped days before. Nearly every one oI tue
me od ,oulcs, aas ls to s s,e.is ram Gotham
In he quiet streets OF he VILLAGE there is tun an I'M
never witnrsse here FIRE. TIE antics II Mr. siat-
SON, boys are the ak az tie Waor ne Eu olIo u ~
who aid not know what butter tas Ike tn ether le
miss who "wIu'ed 10 stay here ioreyF ana t'ett
amunr stories ore told The Ion wooden porches Of
tue village stores and in the pes Office. wne me co n
ny g0ssps waiting for The mail. err down % Ia,
house saw a horse. a COW and colt in the hclI 'nl
wanted TO know n the COW was Tie colts mother N4en
might have seen hat for the colts tai is loose" tbs
Tae credt for ,sstnnE up t'i' party Ps, KIM is
Mr. Franklin appreoiat the serious and importan iea
tures OF the Fr, Sic sir work 1T viii do my people gold
Size sad. They led just such stimulus 10 MIR
char able iustincts In qIiel country place IKE NJ
where animal com Ors are 80 pl nt people are 'o 80
forget tina. hers may Do euf ring or want %. N &
mgs which are 50 constan with MS tlfl We nc,e, niN W
them We ave 20 learn hat real uapTine-s comes 3uF
through f-den al t7at man helps nsel best WIZ Is
NAM touclinc scenes or, wi,ne sed daily. Mr. culver
has taSel boz "uo ci45' 70 I'm IN ~ ~ ma. n, c5 nm
attachment seems mutual. " Come tr ~ rl 7 u v up
the horse" and th 60, the j ' bne-c gen yolE1
SER e os q t Old mans uecs MIRA. RE smith has
p1fr OF bonnie Irish ses Of whom le Is quite proud
The interest In t chi dren ia dep and gen me and al
the Lvslnd people te tfy 10 their g)odbenAYIoi ana
quick intelligence
LAST YEARS GUESTS INVITED AGAIN.
SPENDING 4 SECOND FORTNIGHT n TIE SANE
rAuu1Es-HOw THEY WE'RE RECEIVED.
VERNON CENTRE. y. Y. Aug. l." There Is
nv l.tlo GIRL lam glad 10 see YOU But how thin vO1
arr q" Where are my Oh. .dre1 Missed the boat :
That, toe bad" "Onl there's Emma hu' how much
paier she ols than she dill last August when she went
home. BOW il your moJhcri 1 I'M sure you viii NOV
know your sister. who remained all the year. am u
purnu d. d brown now" Hello. borsi BROUGHT your
bat see Well we Wil see that you have time AMI place
tou.eH" such were few Of tho cxcam1tion- ana
quest ous heard by the good people from Ver'n CsnTs
who W MT io Vernon last THURSDAY to meet party OF
twenty aey.u Ere mar children The express IRAN ON
whic tie travellers arrived does not usually STOP hi
Vernon but IN. obiging officials OF the West shore
Rniroid kindly consented 10 let ne party on
With "a fcyy exceptions tho same children la-t
year q .iofcI the hospifaitio7 Of TO i"hil'-
whore they arr uow resting and rompng ono May VINO
had uv oI two grls e, return With tine party learned
that they could come. and sho 40 once wrote asking
for any two children who could be scnt scEno's In ON"
ot two families i'm fine country and the moving dispose
ons NJ many families iu hr city prevented The return OF
few children who would otherwise now be sharing the
fruits ~ good behavior
Better behaved children than mndc MP thia pnrty If
would bo difficult to gather an we're obedicni ana
though f1 ON the train. from tIc rec ones who would
have travelled FREQ NJ expense IN company with their
p.reuis io the larger lads who went prepared to defend
sew YorAa aurca on the diamond and. ~ possible TO