New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-13
o...lll. the Hua.on Riv.r hat Of Berk.hire county

A. o..k,lls the Hudson River half Of Berkshire County
.rS the Green Mountains Of Vermont.
One NJ the most distinguished guests here at present
~ william c. winsow, vloe-presdent for the oh~'
s,atos Of the Egypt Exploration Fund
q 8 woodruff, OF Colorado J. 2. Woodruff ana y. o
seymour OF Litchaeld Conn. and f. d. Tucker OF new
yor have been taking pedestrian trip through nie
co,ntv They were this week, and went on thei
WOW 20 visit Williams College. They are all Anher''
College students f,..r
pyen up for this season. but the young people propos.
"a have their orchght procession through Ice Glen soou
October 1.
Mrs Winthrop gave tea party on FRIDAY AFTERNOON"
The ladies were present in large numbers.
Judge Ashbei Green and the Misses Green, end Miss
Amy James Baltimore, driving through the county
in ournhand. They have been here two or three days
this week
Timothy Hopkins Of California, has been spending
few days in stockbrdge consultation with Joseph
Choste one Of attorneys the Hopkins will contest
ON THE STONY HILL TOWER AT wILLIAMsTowN.
wfllamstown, Mass, Sept. ~ tSpeciaD-The tower
which Mr. Bullock the Of the two hotels has paceu
m stony Hill has completed and the cottagcrs ana
hotel guests 90 up there every pleasant DAY ms
has been fine week for taking In the extensive VIE"
which be obtained from this high point me to"er
gives especially fine view Of the Hoosac Naiey, ~
e of cav access and adds an attractive feature TO VIII
Jamestown.
H. T. Proctor and other owners OF fournhand coaches
have been invited by officers OF the Berkshire Agr-
cultural Society TO participate in coach parade al tne
fair at Pttsield which is TO take place neh' WEN
There are few finer coaches in Berkshire than Mr.
Proctors and he frequently taxing parus oi
his friends about the country
Driving has been the principal amusement TINS "eeA,
as the weather has been particularly adapted 70 ID oe
cool end clear Everybody seemed to desire to geV upon
some high mountain whore they could get we" Oh S'o
beautiful Berkshire scenery. The objective point LOT
most Of them is the top Of Greylock Mountain SCORES
have stood on top Of the the present week
Thursday the atmosphere clear that the mghes'
peaks of the Catss could be seen by the NAKED eye
also the Hudson River, and what is rare, the ",.
Mountains in New. Hampshire which more than LOU
miles away. - $50
driving party went to Lenox on Monday. IL was
made M OF Dr. and Mrs. Seeey, Frank Simpson, Oh
Boston, a brother Of Mrs Seeley, Mr.. Evans ana "r.
Burt Of Cincinnati, and Mr.. and Mrs. EdwarOs' u
Washington -, o..
j. r. Watson, the general passenger agent Vi S'
FItcbburg Road and Mr. Jordan Of the Erie Railroad
with their wives have been spending several days mere
They spent night on Greyloek Mountain, ana wehI ON
here to Boston. A., 10
James MacCredle, OF Albany also Mr.. and mrs ue
Klvnn NJ Boston, have been guests at the Greyoch ''
week Thov are spending much time in driving
The college will open Some Of the stuoen0s arc
already mere The freshman class VIII be the argo' "
the history OF the college. There have oeeh iV' ~
admitted and it is expected that number more VIII ~
ter az the beginning Of the term. ,, D..
Mr. and Mrs II. II. Proctor took party OF niehus "
Bennington on MI Procor's fourinhand coach on Mon
dav In the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Ntchie oil oai'
more and Mrs. Harrison, Of Cinncinstu' -. .o,,,
Mr. Everett and family, Of Cleveland, Ohio VINO nav
heen driving through the country on COACH were az w
Greylock House this week They went iro" H'i0 W
Manchester, W. -. ..r
There was coud-burst in the east part OF the Town
,v DAVIS aqo near where the Sands Springs Hotel useo
10 stand Much havoc made by the Storm