The National tribune., 1894-08-16

| works We attended the Pennsylvania bust
ness meeting at Stock tons. There some
business T" transacted entirely out of the ordi-
| nary. If you are dying to know, write to Loui
M. He'll tell you. | spent the Fourth at
| Browns Mills, few more days at Asbury Park,
took trip TO Highland Beach. and tea with
Sadie Elliott, of Red Bank, and New York was
next my list
Arriving in the city hunted up Adde Har-
| ing. and We proceeded to see as much as could
be seen with my limited time; for, you see,
| stayed too long in Jersey. We climbed the
| Statue of Liberty to the torch. Few comments
| arc necessary. If You think it fun, try it. But
the view was grand. / spent the night with
Addie at her home in Westwood, and the stay
! was all too short.
Next day / took the steamer Albany up the
| Hudson to Rondout. Before starting ] met
| VIII Buckley, and had time to shake hands
twice. ] think his time was limited to about
| 10 minutes, and mine was not much more.
| How | enjoyed the grand scenery of the
! Hudson! Carrie Arnold met me, and ! had
| most pleasant little visit with her, though we
| had never met before. Returning to New York
took the Sound Line steamer Priscilla for Fall
River and after fine moonlight trip reached
Boston early in the morning Lucie Best met
me, and we saw quite good deal of the city
that day, Old Faneuil Hall and the old North
Church impressed me more than any other places
of historic interest think / never will for
get that visit to Stoneham. Minnie and Lucie
are truly two of the best " girls in the East
two, mind you, for they are all best. Mrs.
Best is lovely c. c. mother, and my heart
gave little lound when / found myself face
to face at last with our own Annie L." and
Nina" They spent the first evening there
with Brother Simeon and others, and We had
a glorious time. Lizzie Chace, of Fairhaven,
came walking in later on, and it was regular
Detroit gathering again.
7 off nd ay N ~ mr. ct dol oh
fully at Saugus The c. c. corner of NATIONAL
TRIBUNE fame is truly q wonder. And we
had our pictures took" We also had street.
car ride through Lynn and Swampscott. Ma
ME, Lucie Barrett and | took the steamer
Stamford for Plymouth one day. 1t came near
being my last tip! The steamer collided with
two others, in the dense fog and the last time
the little Stamford was smashed badly. Not
withstanding orr perilous position you would
have laughed to see us get OF the life preservers
We did it ourselves. In fact we were not much
frightened at all. We picked up souvenirs of
the wreck. We're taken off by another steamer,
and finally landed safely. My, how weak
was afterward, / think Mamie hasn't recov-
cred yet.
In the meantime Addie Haring was track
ing up my lost baggage in New York. And
she is faithful worker. She kept after it
two weeks, aud it finally landed at home few
days after my return.
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her, but she is going to visit me sometime, and
I'll find way.
| left Boston for Medina, N. V and Ella
Colby met me. A short but pleasant stay with
her, then we took the train for Niagara Falls
You who have seen Niagara need no descrip-
ton of its grandeur. You who have not, go
and see it at once.
Ella went to Buffalo with me, and after
stop of few hours / started home, reaching
here July 81.
Tired ont? Well, yes; but it was grand
trip. / met 80 c. c. friends. the greater mum
Der of whom / had met before. But my story
has grown alarmingly. If you want to know
more write to me.
Yours. loyalty o. Edith Dickey.
MARTA's C. c. VISITS.
DEAR TRIBUNE: Shortly after the Reunion
at indianapolis last Fall. | visited our we'll
known Commander, 0. Edith Dickey of Greens
burg; also. our jolly friend, Matte Elliot, and
her sister Mary. We called upon Lizzie Gamer
and Others and was made to feel that Green's
burg is pleasant place TO be.
Last Winter when the days were short and
dark, and my mind was quite weary with
books and business affairs, | took few days
vacation, and visited Ellie Nusum Lail, of In
gals.
Little DIR. Lail, jr, about three years DID, is
able to entertain us ali at once. He showed
ne all he could reach, and that which he could
MOI reach nc Te9nesteu 10 SHOW 10 Hlfl
Gladys and Berniee are two little mites of
loyal true blue G. c. about three months old
when i was there Now, with kind hus-
band rs DIR. Lail, do you not think our G. c.
sister has quite fortune?
In June l went to Mnncie Ida Brandon
Fenwick, with her husband, drove over there
to meet me. 1t was a lovely drive of IL miles
to 1das pleasant home at Daleviile.
The next day we drove out to the country to
spend the day with Ida's mother There we
had ice cream made Of cream taken from real
milk that had chalk in it, You would all
love Mrs. Brandon, and Mr.. Brandon is walk
ing history of the civil war. He knows all
about it from experience.
And Amos might learn from visit to Dale
vile that Ida Brandon Fenwick is not only no
failure in the schooI-room, but that she is also
a success as housekeeper-that which requires
as much brains as is required for some little
office that some consider beyond "woman's
sphere" Loyalty
B. Marta Scott Mobley. Alexandria. Ind.