Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-16
A Trip Through Europe.


Goddard Seminary, has just returned
from plotting party through Europe.
The party consisted Of Miss Kelley
chaperone, and Miss Corinne Small and
her two brothers Griswold and Morley
of Baldwinville, Mass.
They left New York by the Anchor
Line on the 25th Of June for GLASGOW
and went from there to the Scottish
Lakes, stopping at Trossach's hotel. IN
this beautiful region. immortallzed by
Scott, it was so light that one could reau
at 10 O'Clock at night without light'
From here they went to Sterling and
visited the castle; thence on TO Edin-
burgh and Hollywood castles and other
places of interest.
Melrose, where Scott wrote was next
visited and its Abbey ruins explored;
At Carlisle they visited the Cathedral
and Castle and from thence went on to
London; paying flying visit to West
minister Abbey.
From London they went to Parls'
making three days stop.
The Small boys went to Eperney
from Paris where they were studying
during the month Of July.
AT Paris Miss Kelley and Miss Small
Joined a party of Americans and contin-
ued on their journey through Swilzer-
land and Italy.
They passed through Alsace aud Lor-
rane. saw the historic Rhine and the
Black Forest and stopped at Bale dur
ing Y. NJ. C.. A. convention at the
Munster. From here they went to Lu-
cerne and rode on the lake to Fluellen.
Among other interesting and historic
objects they saw the Lion of Lucerne
carved on a limestone cliff by lhorwaid-
sen. They passed On through the won
derful St. Gothard Pass through the
most magnificent scenic grand.urs to
ELAN with its wonderful Cathedral or
namented with thousand of minarets
and wonderful carvings.
From Milan the party Travelled to
Venice, getting there so as to see this
wonderful city by sunrise Taking
gondolas they went to the Picture Gal
leries, Dueal Palace and st. Marks.
During the short time they spent here
they managed to see most OF the places
in this celebrated city.
From Venice they passed to Florence
with its art wonders, and spent ten days
in exploring its beauties. Among other
places they visited Giott's Tower, the
most perfect example of Gothic archi-
lecture in existence. Reluctantly leav-
ing Florence they returned TO Lucerne
and by the Brunig Pass to lnterlaken,
getting a splendid view of the Jung
Frau from the Lake of Towne.
They visited Lake Brienz and Berne
which is quaint old wild place beauti'
fully located. Here among other OBJ
iects of interest they noted party OF
German students with their faces all
SCARED by duelling. Here also the
picturesque Swiss costume was seen at
the best advantage during market day
They also noted the many beautiful
fountains and the wonderful clock.
From Bcrne they passed on to Chill
Ion of Byronic fame, visiting the lakes,
the castle, and the dungeon. Here were
carved the names Of George Sands, Vic
tor Hugo and other celebrates. 60
ing down from here TO Geneva they had
a splendid view of Mont Blanc. A,
Geneva the beautiful deep blue lake,
the Cathedral and the picture galleries,
were visited and admired. They also
visited the village founded by Voltair
From Geneva they returned to Paris
and cnt the month of August in adj.
miring the art treasury and other won
ders Of this wonderful city. The Small
boys rejoined them here as soon as thew
returned. Aftsr most delightful
month they went to Antwerp to visit
the art galleries there and from Antwerp
they started home by the Red Star Line
arriving in New York City Sept. 18th.
Miss Kelley is now at the Seminary
and ready to resume her duties as art
instructor. Her studies abroad will be
of inestimable value in teaching, and
anyone studying under her will have a
rare chance OF perfecting their art Sud-
les. She brought back with her fine
collection Of bric-a-brac, rare china and
photographs.