New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
pecd to close its doors. asis cannot be made to pay
without the oar patronage
A VACATION DRIVE.
GLIMPsrs of NEw-ENGLANDERs.


GLIMPSES of NEW-ENGLANDERS.
irrox AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE Tribune
Sr. JOHSsBURY, VT, July 2.-The thou
sands who travel along the Connecticut River bst"een
NcwYurk and the White Mountains and other Northern
resorts are ou In their praises OF tho he enu scenery
on eiLer side OF the valley but enjoy It to ts fn eH
tent one must leave tho dusty train and hire team
as any kind OF vehicle drawn by one or more animals
is called. This latter adopted by aIRBUNE
correspondent AM his wife, and the following are Soe
OF their many experiences during the first weeks drive
At Putney few miles above Drattsooro, Al obisins
liveryman Is foun. who Is willing to let horse Tor TWO
weeks to an entire stranger whose only rec"mmen's-
ton IA that he knows y clergyman IN an adjoining
parish No deposit require! for tho roam morse anu
sde-bar carriage AMI tho bargain Ia quickly ma'e ihe
first stop was al Westn mater West. hamlet seven
miles back from the rilro vi. This town claims tno
honor OF being the place where the first martyr IN tue
Revolution fell In this parish Rev. Timothy Field
an uncle Of Cyrus W. Field. preached for many years.
The present pastor the Rev. Dr. A stevens has Deeh
settled the Congregational Church for nearly ory
five yelrs II was in this town. told by our hos'.
that Ethan Allen. famous IN the early history OF
the Green Mountain State. was married ny
squire spoouer When the Justice was parity
through the ceremony he asked Allen II no ~o"u
" take this woman to be his welded wire In the pres
ence OF these witnesses ani Almighty God :"
Hold on there. Squire" broke in the old scepuc'
Then going to the wnlow h, took iong look at tue
hills and woods AMI the IN the distance ana
then returning to the side Of his prospective bride re-
marked to the a,ton,he Official: "GO on, squire l
think do see evidences ofsuch Being.
Another incident in Aliens life tod the host was IN
reference to the capture OF Tcoudoroga ON the follow
Ing sunday Pson Dewey in his long PRAYER thanked
the Lord FOR the great deliverance.
"Parson Dewey" WAS heart in whisper by those
sitting near Allen. But the clergyman was TOO wrap'
up in bis own thou !hs TO notice interruptions anu con-
tpued to thank tho " Great Deliycrer"
Parson Dewey" then heard all over the church
by except the preacher Allen could stand 1t
LONGER. and shouted ia his stenOrian voice "Parsoh
Denver. Just mention that was there"
Bellows Falls Is the village reached and then We
the Connecticut. which belongs to NewIampshre
and separates that State from Vermont The
road the river and for days We
drive beside the beautiful stream. Twenty miles
have been covered since breakfast and we rest for
couple OF hours. Crossing the Connecticut agsn after
dinner travel IN Vermont until we reach ST. Johns-
bury Thursday noon. Az no time has the ROAD oseu
dusty. and only day has IL been at all warm
Our hostess morning asked us II We knew cor
- professional man in New-York He IL now iving
with his second wife" added. having secured
divorce from the other"
"On what grounds !"
"Ibeneye he sad she burned the biscuit but good
KNOWS he needn't have been particular FOR lie
was one OF aarge family o, children and hs mother
used put large pan of milk a low table and break
1t OF BREAD ami from this mixture each child
wa. helped His wife ought to have made bscnh
for hiru"
Soon after passing Aseutney Mountain one reaches
Windsor the nome OF senator Evarts To pass
this mountain. which elevation o! over 33OO
feet without ascending H. Is counted great an omis-
sion by the people It would be 10 go 10 New-l orK
and OF cross the Bridge one Ia. no Difficulty In md
ing the farm. rather farms or Mr. Evsrts large
white house with a shlly lawn Is pointed OUT AS the
Eyarts residence and several Others ara said TO belong
/ ,fha Z " A
story orr gnated One OF Mr. Eyartss children hearl
donkey braying and said mpathecag g. Never mind
don't he lonesome. papa will be home saturday,
One day we called NJ a farmhouse AMI were greete
by Drowned hearty lad o. sixteen year+ II was harn
to realize nat be Is tue scheyous urchn wao gave
me great deal OF trouble few years
ago Yet 1t was the same boy. lie
was then rkeeper OF the Lincoln Club OF which
Fire Commissioner Van Cott was president HIS pareh'A
were dead AMI he had relatives In the city and none
arvvhere who cared fOr him. Through TIE TRIBUNE
Fresh Fund he csme 70 this famiy and seemei Ia
part to take place Ot child who hal tl-i snort
the family when they ak- HIM 70 return aud become
their adoptsf THIS he dii taxing thslr pam, even
To-day nothing could part them ne IS ceyo,ei 70 nis
iose, anu nes s,nnrrar.d before the pressn:
cnanx- appeared hidden from the worli. and Que
A, g@ drove up TO the door OF country hOte nssr
Wells Rivera kindly face Dssnci upon US trou tls wh,
! dow TIE face bad not be lie! its owner Hardly haI
we closed the paror door before the trieudnes began
All unsought the NOR nation was sYen haI our iieuI
,aue from Mou peer thst -hs was never IN TINS place
10 ore; her son there to meet her 10 was tin
SIN th aud she going to his homo Ana men lne
family detailed before the anu OtI eo - D
brloed TO ling supper bell. Ny son Is getting or
.plendd He wa. married two years ago and ain GOV
children. lie - the postmaster an ''Fes 80. -.
! storr" Thinking tnru the conversation toiu lho
happy mother tnat bad mailed ett-i lh"' a.tri,
| u sOas once. Nv tcmertg was soon puh'~n''',
however FOR TO every woman tnat enterel Tie paror
the mother who not grandmothet hIro@iucou @ 'y
wre as the Aty whose husband mailed letter ID 'h5
@,5n m. trsIn" she continued. "there was an awful
l...v O u. MAS
mother and II cried aud cried. 49,. .,x,..,ai
Guess never mai a OaOy. Wy .Hr Hsc,o so i1
guess to sen te4ePEone 10 lis WIG IA"
| . ALI reach there tO-ulght cha
passnnn.c which passes near village anu the resi-
of way rode alongits Oanks rlmo uo' nsttsrs
me norss AMI Lnrn Ia the rG. nS snT from
The bushes. Guess dint rn2 thc crow 'o 10 ~ n. ~,
mighty near It. Yon hnd II ivsy up better
town There's q theatre company l"c'0' ~
them. dd iast night
What was the play -. Gina lava
affair. saw. boy. havs you sot 0i about you yes
! iiazel Kirks' / knew 1t was "a love story
Have YOU heeu tue road ioug 4 ,.A,.,.
"Tsenty.tnree years sell Il llHiment good Tor burns,
scald. bruises sores, cuts AMI erlPtoIs M before
everything but broken heart We Hurr'eu y" W
| lie could make as take sample bottle 1,.. ..ia
! so you vo come AL the way from Aew-loTr1; THt
1g1re. gtv.n IN the last visible supply have slipped
our memory aud an evas.'r answer IS slEeu nav,
VIII there much bay this season was tpe i. -
query and the reply hardly mere satsf4ctory iot 80
old hobbies lille nearer AS he says W. -,
abont the crop, when meet friends By-tne Dy, can
YOU tell nc about Mr. bali hi tMlnK lie Hsc- 20 49,
New-York used 10 preAca taero q a. It.s, DON'T
know him Guess you amt very neshoor.y YOU ned
I haven't ear from Hsch since n" lsit uerr u-
10 know him. but am getting well on ID years
TIE OUTLOOK ~ OHIO DISTRICTS.