Normal Herald V.9 No.3
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Mitchell. They were ably assisted in their efforts to make the trip a pleasant and profitable one by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sutton, the President of our Board of Trustees, and his charming wife.
For the service of the excursion, the Pennsylvania Railroad had detailed two cars. So, according to schedule, attached to the 8 : 45 passenger traiu, the party arrived at the Intersection.
Then, changing to the Eastbound Ex- press, the valley of the Coneinaugh was traveled and at 12 : 80 Altoona was reache...d. Here we saw one of our old class-mates, Mr. Williams. The run from Altoona to Harrisburg was made without a stop.
The Susquehanna was crossed on the marvelous stone bridge and Harris- burg reached at last. Here our cars were transferred to the Northern Cen- tral Railway, for the run to York and thence to Baltimore. A wait of half an hour and we were on the last stage of the journey and at 7 : 30 p. m.
the Washington monument was in view in the west. Crossing Auacostia Bay, we passed through Virginia avenue aud across the wail to the Sixth and B streets station, where om- nibuses were in waiting to convey us to the Elsmere Hotel, 1406 H street, N.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mitchell. They were ably assisted in their efforts to make the trip a pleasant and profitable one by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sutton, the President of our Board of Trustees, and his charming wife.
For the service of the excursion, the Pennsylvania Railroad had detailed two cars. So, according to schedule, attached to the 8 : 45 passenger traiu, the party arrived at the Intersection.
Then, changing to the Eastbound Ex- press, the valley of the Coneinaugh was traveled and at 12 : 80 Altoona was reache...d. Here we saw one of our old class-mates, Mr. Williams. The run from Altoona to Harrisburg was made without a stop.
The Susquehanna was crossed on the marvelous stone bridge and Harris- burg reached at last. Here our cars were transferred to the Northern Cen- tral Railway, for the run to York and thence to Baltimore. A wait of half an hour and we were on the last stage of the journey and at 7 : 30 p. m.
the Washington monument was in view in the west. Crossing Auacostia Bay, we passed through Virginia avenue aud across the wail to the Sixth and B streets station, where om- nibuses were in waiting to convey us to the Elsmere Hotel, 1406 H street, N.
What to read after Normal Herald V.9 No.3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana State Normal School (Indiana, Pa.) to read onlineMoreLess
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