The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-06-25
COMING TRI' Or ruE EO,rn,,s 10
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S"'nmNln the Ernd, prNus nuL the start lo
" Mad" "n July IL Delightful
rtmC rromisrd.


Tho official nunounccmout as to
ono "f I'll" finest trips tho mrmhrr,
M tho South Carolina Press Associa
,ion have over hcrn otrrrcd has boon
made hy President T.. II. Aull of the
association. Col. James Il. Bacon Of
tho EdEotirld Chroniclr, who rc
turned from Buffalo yesterday, is en- =.
thnS,astic over the hig show and
other things to be Witnessed on tho
trip.
Tho announcement reads as FOL.
lows:
"Fhe arrangements for the trip to
Fu'tallo have all boon practically com
rlc'rd. have decided to make tho
leaving datr July 10th and tho place
Of rendezvous Columbia. 1t was
found imprac,iahle to arrange with
the transportation companies at tho
date Of our meeting at Glenn Springs
owing to the fact that it was So near
the ith of July. To have lott ON the
!'ih would have given the members
nH time 70 - homo and get back, ~
| h%Nr decided ON the 10th. 4 date
that early in the week is fixed so as
t. prevent Sunday travel.
"The route selected will take
several days in going, but it will
give y most delightful trip and feel
the time will be be prohiahly spent.
THE sctusl and necessary OK
NenseS will not exceed $50 | should
think. 1t is the purpose to leave
{ NlnmNis Tuesday evening, July
10Th, s, 900 via the Southern, arriv-
ing n Norfolk, vs., the next MORN
ing. We spend "Wednesday in Nor
folk SID 10 those who have never
been - Norfolk the day can be very
pCot.taNl! spent, SIS there are many
things q interest in aUa around that
ei;y. We leave Norfolk via the Old
Dominion Steamship line Weines,
day, July l1,h. ST $50 q. ID. and
STRIVE n New York the next atier.
Doon alout ) c'rlock. We spend the
nigh, in New York sna leave next
morning at $40 on the Hudson
River Day line OF s,esmers and 80 10
Albany, arriving in Albany st G:l0
2. II. Fr;dsy. July 18th. 1t is -
purpose u have q delightful trip
and Il tricI 10 il this We will spend
the light il A.ba1y aod lesve the
ne1t u3r-i-g :3r B1f4to over the
Ne" York Central. arriving Il B1Ea-
to Saturday at:=r-ooc.
"Trac=Pc.a::o- IL: tet.- =.=c1.e,i
over a. !he=e Ii1== e1ceg: tce Neu
YORK C@1.Ea!. wh.ch ":.l c,at Us
500 from Alba1! u B1Talo and
return 70 nv I;:G FIR 1nealz aud
sta!cro-Jn5 u the Old Dominion we
Will have 10 p! $40 each way.
Il have e1p=c;H7l that We would
not have more than ~ in our party
aud have ~ a1ci=el the railroads
and steamship lines. Arrangements ts
Will be made for accommodations IN
New York, in Albany and in Buffalo.
In Buffalo we will stop at Statlcr' &
which is very near the exposition.
| The rate will be 500 aud 81. 80 per
day, including lodging, breakfast and
dinner.
81 have pledged the transportation
companies to AK transportation only
for members OF the association and
rnernbers OF their families. will
iE7ne the itinerary for the trip in the
next few dayg, and desire to know
the names OF all who expect 10 10 by
the time Of the meeting Of the asso
cIHtion at Glenn Springs.
81 trust that the change Of date OF
the trip will not keep any Of tho
mernbers away from tho meeting al
Glenn Springs. The proprictors Of
the springs and the people Of Spar
tanbnrg are making arrangements tt
entertajn the a.gociation and w
should not disappoint them With (
smsll attendance.
"Ibe arrangements for this trit
nave taken large amount OF cores
pondence, but feel repaid for ! DO
'ieYe it is going to be ono Of the mos
plcasant and profitable over taken
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