New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11
SNOW IN THE BERKSHIRES.
ToBoGANNING BEGUN-DEPARTuREs FOR CITY
HOMES


HOMES.
Pittsheld, Mass, Nov 10 (SpeciaD-The result Of
the election the greatest victory the Republic
cans have had In Berkshire County. only one
Democrat being elected in the whole county 1t
the first time Pittsfeld has gone Republican since
Grant was elected in 1872. All the county officers
were elected by large pluralities.
There quite a heavy snowsorm on Thursday
experimenting which earlier in the week
This is about a month earlier than snow usually
makes It's appearance in Berkshire. The mercury
was low, hardly reaching 30 for three four days
Weather prophets predict that 1t Is TO be long
bleak winter
The flower show which held four days begin
ming on Tuesday much the best the society has
yet held but the attendance not what II should
have been Colonel Walter Cutting. Of this city and
New-York, was one OF the largest exhibitors and
took many prizes. Among other prize takers were
Mrs William Pollock. Mrs. j. b. Crane and Zenas
Crane OF Dalton; George II. Morgan. Charles
Lanier and w. d. Sloane. Of Lenox. fine exhib-
ton of palms and decorative plants was made by
William D. Sloane. which took the first prize. the
second being taken by Mr.. Hanford professional
florist The chrysan themums of Colonel Cutting and
the Cranes were especiany fine and there was a
good exhibition OF roses.
Colonel Walter Cutting and family will close their
summer home in Wende-ave and go to New-York
for the winter November 10. Mr.. and Mrs.
week but have gone to their new home in New
York
Mr. and Mrs william Pollock have gone to New
York for the winter.
Mrs. Philip South and daughter, or Appleton ave
are visiting Mrs. George Boardman Webb In Brook
Mrs. Robert Maitland. of Brooklyn is the guest
of Mrs. George Brown in South.st . -.
Mrs. owen Turtle. OF Ne"-fork' is the guest Vi
The Caledonia Club recently organized among the
scotchmen of this city had dinner at the h M
Caiedonan Club of Boston. headed by Chleftain >, A.
NJ Dallas came 10 take Part in H. the two c tb
bacpipes attracted much attention as they marched
down North-st. Ex-senator Dawes was guest ,, AZ
the dinner and made a speech, as did MI; Dallas'
Mayor Crosby Judge Joseph Tucker and others
Alexander Kennedy is the chief of the new c sands
gave lty"aN small dinner party Tuesday. Among the
guests were Miss Folsom. Miss Meta Mackay MSS
Morgan the Misses Stokes. Miss Marion Greehieai
ana M and Ms William D. Sloane closed Elm Court
and returned TO Newly for the winter TINS Week
M and Mrs J. A. Tithian, Of New-York parents
of Mrs. Clarence Andrews are speho'hs d IL" '"''
party Of peoRR onse az mproVed
Brook the on 1essy 0 By having oboggan slide
down the steep hill near the nouse ,,e,r daughters
closed Stonoyer on Tuesday anu returned 70 New
York Miss Constance Parsons; VINO snn,a Is fine met
nres This summer, which will be shown later al
have been here for a few days Mr. Folsom re- re-
turned 10 New-York Tuesday MISS ro,S Sd have
Miss Movers are both expert pcychs's anu now
their wheels with them =. ,.,ho,or,nw's
+ Albert Jeffrey organist OF st Bar.nu'od, Tvs
CS,,rnb NeVr-YOrk Is at Curs's for a rev uays'
Robert Phifer has spent most OF the iasl weeh II"
Brookline attending the golf CLUB =, ,h.
prasssSor Nix Hart who has spent most o, ."e
sumner here returned to New-York on ue of Mrs
Among closed this week ere g Haven
Mrs Hartman Kuhn and Miss shaw, ,,.o ,,~,,,
Stockbridge Mass. Nov 10 .speclapMd, ad 60 sud
denly in took place 5 IN the IN bsr husband
this village Monday by me Mnsrrave and Miss
Jane NJ sedswck who have recently re'u'"e' HUN
I-ncIond came on TO Stockbridge; .,a,,c en-.
E NJ Pudonh Vogcl who has been spenu,xns w, ne
summer in stockbrdge her naive To- 'G bsr home in
IInnyer Germany Her brother, Edwaru O"e"'
accompanied her to New-fork.