The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-01

A SPLENDID TRIP.
A Delightful Sunday Trip on the
Reading Railroad.

Reading Railroad.
At9:3O o'clock yesterday morning two
first class passenger cars of the Philadel-
phia & Reading Railroad, drawn by en-
CINE No 449, left the local depot in charge
of Assistant Superintendent Wellington
Bartolette, of Mahanoy Plane, and the
following crew: Harry Kleinhart, con-
ductor; Charles Cook, engineer; Charles
Barrett, fireman; Fonton Thomas, brake
man.
The passengers on board when the train
left we're Mr. George r. Brown, Superin-
tendent and General Manager of the Fall
Brook Coal Company's railways Mrs.
Brown and daughter, Florence, of Corn
ing, N. Y; Charles E. Ttman, of
the Trout Run Railway; Mrs. @. E.
Titman and daughter; Mr.. and Mrs.
o. A. Keim, Mine Inspector William Stein
and wife, MIR. and Mrs. II. @, Boyer Mr.
and Mrs ]. F. Finuey, Messrs. Dr. G. M
Bordner, Hesser Zulick, George Krick and
John Grant Miss Emily Glover, Potts
Vile; Miss Mary KEEPER Ashland.
AT VIM. Penn more passengers boarded
ths train. They were William Il. Lewis,
Superintendent of the VIM. Penn Coal Co.,
Masters John and Wilbur Lewis, Misses
Millie, Maud and Carrie Lewis, Miss Jean
Glover, Misses Jennie Kennedy and Ellie
Seidel, Pottsyile and Guy Reber.
At Mahanoy Plane the passenger list was
increased by Mrs w. Bertolette, Miss
/ Bertolette, Howard Bertolette and Miss
Katie Kutzner.
A run was then made to Mahanoy City
where M. M. Mcmillan joined the party.
Then the train sped onward to Lakeside
| Then to and through the romantic scenery
of the Cstawissa, over several high trestles
to Girard Manor, where short stop was
made Catawissa was the next stopping
point and there Superintendent Lawler and
his friend, G. Kiskadden, of Tlfin, Ohio,
Iioined the tourists. Mr.. Lawler was
greeted heartily, He had travelled from
Wiliamsport to Catawissa in his private
car to join the party.
After brief inspection of the old town
a start was made for West Milton. 1t was
soon reached and, after short stop, the
train sped on over the Sunbury route
through Lewisburg, Sunbury, and Shs
, mokin to Gordon, where MIR. Lawler anC
his, friend alighted to take the former
priv ate car. The special continued on t.
Ashland and Mahanoy City, where Mr.
Mcmillan alighted, and back to Mahanoy
, Plane, where Mr.. Bertolettes family anC
= Miss Kutzner took leave of the party
Mr.. Bertolette remained with the rest o
the tourists on the trip back to town, th
arrival being made here at 6 p m, dis
tance of nearly 15G miles having beel
travelled.
The trip was a most delightful one, Th
delightful weather, exquisite scenery an,
3 thrilling rides over the high trestles, O
which there are seven between Krebs' sta
4 ton and Catawissa, furnished day tina
will long be pleasantly remembered by tn
q tourists.
"Billy" Lloyd, the popular caterer, wa
along, and he served lemonade, orangeadt
D. ice cream and sandwiches in royal STYLE
# He was hypnotized by the splendi
/, scenery Of the Catswssa
d Superintendent Lawler and his able a.
e sistant, Mr.. Bertolette we're heartily cor
graduated for the perfect arrangement
: made for the comfort and safety of th
I tourists and the admirable manner i
! which they were carried out.