. The Suburbanite; a monthly magazine for those who are and those who ought to in interested in suburban homes . The High Bridge in 1852 (from a photographed sketch) casional rifts in the towering pines andcedars which form a natural bulwarkalong the precipices edge. A dashthrough rocky glen, next a sweep ofwell tilled farm patches, unfailing intheir bounty; around another turn ofthe track and a deep ravine leads toanother stretch of cultivated verdure,and then still more rugged sections, therustic beauty enhanced by windingbrooklets, crystal clear in their shallowrock-studded depths. Snugglin
. The Suburbanite; a monthly magazine for those who are and those who ought to in interested in suburban homes . The High Bridge in 1852 (from a photographed sketch) casional rifts in the towering pines andcedars which form a natural bulwarkalong the precipices edge. A dashthrough rocky glen, next a sweep ofwell tilled farm patches, unfailing intheir bounty; around another turn ofthe track and a deep ravine leads toanother stretch of cultivated verdure,and then still more rugged sections, therustic beauty enhanced by windingbrooklets, crystal clear in their shallowrock-studded depths. Snuggling closely at the foot of themountain, Califon makes the most ofits splendid natural setting, drawing. On the Way to the Brook The H,gh Bridge Today summer visitors to the one hotel andnumerous boarding places. TowardMiddle Valley there is a gentle slopethrough an agricultural belt of greatproductiveness with a complement ofpeaceful millponds. In the Raritan,hereabouts, an abundance of fish temptsthe idler to many happy hoursfof rodplay, invariably with gratifying re-sults. A few miles on lies one of the quaint-est little farming settlements in thisdelightful section—German by a colony of sturdy, pro-gressive Germans, it still bears eloquentsigns of their thrift. One of these well-preserved marks of industry is an oldgrist mill on the bank of the Raritanwhich even today grinds the great cropsof corn and wheat and buckwheatraised by the neighboring farm low-eaved rambling tavern rich inhistoric lore, still provides old fashionedhospitality and a cordon of smaller,but homelike boarding houses, takegood care of the vacation visitor. Stages that meet all trains at
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