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Identifier: summerhomesamong03cent (find matches)
Title: Summer homes among the mountains on the Central New England railway ..
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Central New England railway company. (from old catalog)
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Publisher: (Pittsfield, Mass., Sun printing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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all directions. Livery attached tohotel. The best of railroad and mail facilities. Mrs. O. H. Turpin—Farm house. One mile. Accommodates sixteen. Adults,$5 to §7 per wTeek ; children at a reduction. Free carriage from and to station. Large.airy, and nicely furnished rooms. Piano. 240 feet of piazza. Pleasant lawn, with anabundance of shade. Table liberally supplied with fresh farm produce. Excellentfishing in two large lakes within one and one-half miles from house, also good troutstream on premises. Refers to Mrs. E. C. Baker, 57 Willow street. Brooklyn, N. V.,and E. W. Derby. M. D., 344 East 58th street, New York city. Mrs. M. E. Strever—Cedar Grove Farm, two miles from village ; large rooms^high ceilings, verandas, shady lawn, pleasant drives ; eggs, milk and poultry. Fishingand hunting nearby. Accommodates twenty. Terms, $5. City references. Post officeBox 155. Frank Barton—Stissing House. One-fourth mile. $6 per week and up.Mrs. Theron II. Shultz—Three miles. $5 to $6. 78
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Pine Plains Station—Pine Plains Post Office—Continued.Mrs. John D. Hedges—Three miles. $6 to $8.Peter W. Cooper—Two miles. Adults, $5.Perry Green—Two miles. $6 per week.lurs. Philip Clunn—One-half mile. Adults. •>.>.Albert Bowman—One-half mile. Aciults, $6.Mrs. Daniel Kelley—One-fourth mile. Adults, $6. A. L. Thomas—Ten minutes from station. $5 per week.Mrs. Adam Pulver—Two miles. Adults, $6. Miss Edith M. Pulver—Three miles. Adults. .$5.50. George C. Rolfe—One-half mile. Adults. $10. Charles J. Proper—Three-fourths of a mile of three stations. $G to $10. P. S. Wolven—Three-fourths of a mile. $6 to $8. Mary H. Myers—One and one-half miles. Terms upon application. Mrs. W. H. Juckett—Attlebury P. o., one-fourth mile. Adults $G to $8. Charles B. Simmons—Lafayetteville p. o. Adults. S7>. Stissing: Station—Stissing Post Office.Henry P. Barton—One mile. Adults, $5. Irving Stoutenburgh—Lafayetteville p. o. Four miles. Adults, $5.AVilliam Swe

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