The Newtown bee., 1894-10-19

Ia 1Vins so"i s | we went s0ss n tlge the Kee eley ASuse and 6itol. This is kneg ranIte of a eros iaments the topS ieh Sises satue of Ceres apppsoae elh HeAs Con- mon by ans q sssps ssk in terraces. len is in the poatlso tllle followed thSbsasnfs sfnl gInooski.
 bd re the unsaVory name sof Onion he art art Of ffH9 aressa MJuStaIaa, ,YwHightaEs sca4feee4y less gforiShs .tiaan, ioherdW hiuaa To Hs .Whb had hevere seen them fi befouse| tn heifa ahoble,s sserrabed forinseheha seahei y, yet picturesque bt airing were aisuuprisea Some of oH patiyI aFfs2 .FSm W the New Hampshire .popqpaaira for they are mora1 accessible, more compaHniisatPpaJhhlePa,s aJhhlPa,s while their beauty is perfect The mag nificent peaks of Mansfield to the North, and Cancels Hump to the South, held heelldd Hs speil-boana.t ta, Here. is ia agFeatscysriety .4pf1 form. The Cancels Humpmay y be aEead-. lily imagined. Mt Mansfield presents three peaks, resembfibgF the face of an upbhiad aians ftSd Npoipt. Rl iRiswl sbut there are slopes EAsEe,J4s character | is entirely altered. The range disap
 pears bEsselastte dissolve iatoeaaselieary
 abrupte ragsqeAb Hawthorna sgscoQlnld P Qll ind, nealb, in the mesaphoEism of otbe. ,moH!4lnqttaiip, IA H!4lnqttaai another "Gfeatt tSbones Faoesp foruDsome ks'TWfee Told" Ta1e!'' ,Re'd"t .srtssio mi f,tse r Mansfield and Washington, head and 1 shoulders above their fellows. face each
 otIiesr'ln neversendingggaze. aAtc " illiston SSa. stfi aRi AlItS'"B,RIa BREAKS ks
 like aqufirrer ref1ecting the 'Gr reen eMonnr tains oinlSolns on ons side and .ths,a A aftgfdaGK on the 6,ttlh 6ttlhef he slg nhv very pcts aga has glory of it's own. yThe state of, nNeHmone impiessad sao aybfaptg oThs farm farms are fine; there, are evidences of thrift and plenty.i The habi itantsl art ,nof obIig ed t8. sglebra te their hills in order to Hive
 much as they merit'itg .We.are, told that foar-ffths efthe state issdes8ap5tsd fq sag saGef ricplturees The hountain ns are mostly l covered ,with an, rarabler soil 4 Mining ,is staple indp strY ;e
 is not equal to ti1atl 6f, ther t'Newe Eng. land state ssiit The climate aisa saida tos bha thg hsalthest of tne s6stt sasss sfei m
 group. At Essex Junction we, had eto
 leave the friends who occupied 2 sehajrs
 tS eifs, gent B with with his his wife and interesting daughter. We
 learned they lived in Chicago, beyond 1.-the Pottsn IPAhners ses islen0pgmh we
 had. visited, the 4geaEs .befor IIp ,,the I|cHarr theME fyfsEsenss fEse ,wss w fcrgots III else than thatatheyr were ractiNese de.
 ghfll l9 ana social pspps.ssa Ast Rsa Faratsd they asked for our cardst eina the
 haste of changing cars we. siazed a, lafler
 along with frs ffefed sscards, We looked back dsprecatingIy pver the mis- take, but Wereeset at,easaah by. a mofiong got thes gentleman s hand, ihdie ieatip9gss he hlse
 would resign himself since it. was toe
 late to return it.ayy aai ss i9Is aa o,n s ns n taw sdt 9tspn eSssd IsiEiH niaH 10 sanffRfinr
 2 OUR PLEASURE WAS BNBOITNDEDfa tc SFDe se 9nfAA Fa rf1t tC 9gLIrlttat afs Nsffsog
 wheti later we saw " had. .i th the gsgl Mrqd dennys architect ,efe the HortieaIsunal
 building at the ,Wofha' ~ 2, ,isttfeg
 read on this wise, 'sSome 4Ohe has said = -