The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-27
TO PICT U R & us.
THE SUBURBAN PRESS AS
ISOLATION in TOWN.
NICELY ENTERTAINED In NORFOLK
Jolly Growd-TOday in Pulaski-WiIl
Return TomorrOw--DOwnf the Shen-
nndoah vhlIey--To Sec The President.

The Suburban Press Association,
comprising the editors of the numer-
Gus newspapers published around
Boston, will arrive in the city this
morning from Norfolk at 1886 o'clock.
Tile party is made up of fifteen ladies
and twenty-five gentlemen and they
will eat breakfast ut the Hotel Roam.
olse. And they will not have much
time to talk over it either, for the
train for Pulaski, their next stopping
place, will leave at $40.
At Norfolk last night the Business
Mems Association entertained the
writers, and though the weather was
very inclement they had most en-
joyable time. They left last night at
10 o'clock for this city and the South
west.
The party consists Of a Starbuck
and son, Free Press, Waltham; J.. O.
Williams and wife, Patriot, Putnam,
Conn; A 4 Rotch and wife, Farmers
Cabinet, Amherst, n Fl; II w Water
man and wife, Chronicle, Athol ;
George w Stetson, Mercury, Medford;
Mrs l. A Stevenson, Lawrence Amer
lean and Andover Advocate, Lawrence;
w. H. Cook and wife, Journal, Mil
ford; j. II. Campbell and wife, Paw
tucket Valley Cleaner, Phenix, r. l.;
Mrs George n Kendall, Recorner,
Templeton; II II McQuillian and wife,
Transcript, Dedham; Il l. Barry and
wife, Tribune, birmingham; l. w
Puirer and wife, n 4 Farmer, Boston;
Miss Hattie NJ Waterman, Recorder,
Athol; w NJ White, News, Mansfield !;
E b Thorndike and wife, Journal,
Canton l. Arthur Dodge, Echo,
Claremont, n H. Mrs. Tarbell, Jour
nal, West Gardner George NJ Barron,
Reporter, Foxboro Miss Ellen } Cook,
Hopkinton Banner, Milford; Mrs.
H NJ Barry, Enterprise, Marlboro;
E II Pease. Journal Revere; w b
Sears. Brookline Chronicle, Brook
line; Il S Barrows, Roxbury News,
Roxbury; j S Flanagan, Charles
town Enterprise, Charlestown; F a
Haywood, b II Fiske, A ID Fiske, DR..
Jarvis and wife, guests of the associa-
ton.
The route of the party will be en-
tirely different from that taken by
the former excursion. The Suburban
Association will have the pleasure of
seeing the beautiful Shenandoah Val
lev. with its magnificent and pictur-
esuue scenery, and will spend some
time in exploring the wonders of Luz
ray Caverns, the Grottoes and Natural
Bridge.
The party will make "a flying trip
through the Southwest and will return
to this city tomorrow ut 1880 o'clock
and take dinner at the Roanoke. IN
the afternoon they will proceed on
their trip down the historic Shenan-
doah Valley, reaching Natural Bridge
in time for supper.
They will then go on to Luray
where they will stop all the afternoon.
Washington will next be visited,
when the President will give them Il
private audience. The party will re-
turn to Boston by way of Baltimore
and Norfolk.
Mr.. Frank \. Hayward is in charge
of the association, and this, OF Itself,
is a guarantee that they will have a
pleasant and profitable trip. He was
the life of the former party and Is a
veritable encyclopedia, regal ding all
that is interesting in Virginia. MIR.
J. Alien Hall, of this city, also accom-
panies the party, and will look after
their comfort in way that make
every one of them his personal and
particular friend.