The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-22
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T.tnpshesi Ne. Easl,ta. pNtieuistly
10 Mes Hsupslifs .bA ystaott, ssufts Of
tnn, have bssB sh,ta bed ~ heir e.p
su Of i.te ys.rs ., btins toe upptetaoriss
10 pay the .o,t,rs rbess pisces ere q
late b,its fsasentd snd bssa'ih q 70 ecu
siderable nuubts ~ istslliseti ,iusle
sontH Iron Bs,ion sad slssshete, snur
Of whom spsnd oslg their vscttions 10 tie
conbify, Wnhln cirenil Of sboat isebiy
Eve miles suons The iooibiil. Of The White
nountsius one who has TIE splree OF thee
delightful hopes nsy visit se'srsl
These vourp. snd oihtrs similarly coca
pied. many Of whom ats sell tnosn sod
yell educated, are distinctly rsecsn'Esd in
The isrming CONAN ides whsre they have
become property holders IS residents TO-
be eDnuted npoa wien pubic improve
msb, are TO be 4ndsnskau ana public
opinion is 10 be formed.
o1e wonsr, Ter ,r,mple, sho b.s Tor
the present given up her profession 90 &C
eouot OF her health, has bought isrm Of
rather exceptional vain, beesnse II IL
clndes fertile. inieivsle" land o. THE
she rsises large boy crops She has PIT
dormer Windows into the qusipt old bouse
that she found on the place, hlted IL NJ
with old fashioned furniture, put setteet
besides The tis firepl.ce 10 the livingroom,
hangs crane AID kettles in 1t and placed
odd old paintings aud priLts on the wallis
Here she eptertsils snmme bosrders and
Water home parties.
Aaoiher woman isrmer, Miss b bHs
come from the west snd established her
self 90 10 high bill that she is uoususlly |
safe from intrusion. She Rises 40 abun |
dsncs Of fuil and vegetables of uusIcell
ei quslity and enough hay for her stock.
With her own hands the makes the delic
lous butter served on her table. Oas men
can do her outside work. One strong
woman does the heaviest work Of The
b household, aud, with DO temp dions TO
spend her wages, she lie making money.
der mistress is not doing this, bat che lie
making enough to live on and is spending
her days enid glorious mou tain views, 10
iust-iree and ezlne.chsrsei sir, where
her relstives aud friends from lar and near
are only too glad to jlin her in summer,
10 winter she hos time for cougenisl puf
suits.
Within neishborly distsnce OF this place
yet third woman has bought farm as
10 ipvestmeot rather then home. Sbe
.oes up 10 the early summer TO do the
needed repairs and cleaning and to &c,
Ter quaint old stun iato its mo / Elective
position. Then she leaves it for the ten
nt, who hss seen her advertisement and
las come hunor de- OF miies, perhaps, to
his spot hidden rmoos orchard ind for ,
st trees, far from any u uch travelled road.
Oae enterprisins woman has made her
Iouse an absolute model a comfort and
'esuty AN tbjsc Lesson TO farmer folb
ity people alike. ind both come from
niles Ground t. see IL. Sac is improvirp
er place 10 many ways. Vsluable tim
sr 10 carefully guarded, Wild ftnit trees
70 being grated; rare plants, like L hrs :
ore tea, are cherished. comfort BILE b5Dth
. are placed where speci,lly foe views q
be mountains are comm sDded. Many 20
ieties Of Wild bertiep. reindeer moss, curl
as grouod pines aDd Other plants native
oily 10 high Attitudes add their IL tefest to :
he place. while massive sr,bile bowldeft 7
nd gle, ming qu.rz ledg,s ID th'ir pic !,
iresqne charm. ia
10 smother peri OF the stse a youne a
oman. who is al amateur artist, has con
,rted 40 sb,n Toned farm toto 40 sll.yesr-
,und home OF such elegance oud proper
oDs as to susgest 40 E1glish estate.
,ndscape gardening is q conspicuous fes
Ire OF her undertaking. She Raises c.t
e, horses and sheep GA considerable
ale and goes 80 far as TO have her wool
oven iu,o fabrics and desisus OF hsr owl
lection.