The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-02
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faat fr#m Bangor Ne, % st. Paul Mn, and
back % New Yask Cty. distance Z so0 miles
iH 100 consecutive days Sundays excepted but
algy uefg utterly unasquugtod aIsh The p4rticu'
srs and details 81 the great feat Mr. ". has be-
fore Kim. u vac amusipg a hear lhar COM
melis and suEE as.iaas 70 hear them diseuss
sad int aui tle shortest aad most feasible road
f9g him co ia&a, and speculate Ja tba pra.ab.l.-
tor u his success. Tho people assembled wgry
ia high spirits. several pseudo attempts @ per
senate Weston, aud several iAlso Alarms a. b his
approach by ringing the Court House bell, were
received With friendly and Iacular rcmarks
Their entertainment 81 zach other was sueh thst
lho occasion, Il not instructive 20 some, Vas quite
agreeable to all
Twelve O'Clock came but no Weston appeared.
Doubts began 70 be entertained Of his arrival
some even raised the question whether they had
not b-en hoaxed. and whether We were on the
line Of HE journey The telegram was carefully
scanned and lie commences questioned. Soon
their buoyhncy began 10 droop their blithcsume
mood to give place 10 drORsiuess. One by one
gave up to The pressing demands Of sleep, aud
withdrew, until by o'clock nearly al had retired
disappointed. About o'clock Friday morning
Weston and suite arrived. Mr. Weston repaired
Immediately to his room without even visiting
The Office Of the hotel
Itaprears that Weston left Chester about
O'Clock and passed. through the towns d tndoyer,
Weston and Londonderry to Landgroyc, where
thgy took refreshments at the Leland Green
Mountain Coffee House thence on the highlands
Of Peru, laud by the way Peru is all highlands
whore tAcy were set in the snow and detained
some three hours in getting e1trieAted which.
together with the snowy condition Of the roads
over that mountainous region, set the great trav-
eller back some five hours in time
BY O'Clock the crowd had again assembled,
Considerably enlarged, determined to witness the
departure of the footman who far outztrips the
horse IL daily Journeys, aud nearly equals the
iron sinows Of the locomotive ia endurance.
Hour by hour the crowd increased, and grew inn
patient, that the journey was not resumed for
their benefit. But Weston, after the fatigue Of
tho preceding night, was quietly reposing en-
joying one Of those sleeps that none but the woa-
red knew perfectly obluoas Of the anxiety pre-
yailHs around him.
AIMEE O'Clock he was called at II he took
breakfast At u be appeared ia tho reception
room q the hotel aud was introduced to quite
number d ladies aud gentlemen, with whom lac
spent q half hour more IN social conversation,
and descriptive Of his journeys past and prospect
i've, his plans, routes &C. The ladies thought
they far exaeIlcd him in their fayyritc amuse-
mout, talking, bat were willing to conccde to him
the championship in taking ,caiks.
Mr.. Weston is in statue small, well proportion
Cd, and about thirty years Of age. lie was
: clad Id close fitting military Dress aud one
would readily take him 10 be an officer Of some
rank Ho is accompanied by five persons, COM
sisting ~ bis financial agent, Daniel Palmer, his
trainer, Geo. Il. Warren two reporters, Gsssius
M0rey, Of tho n. y. Iiijuae. r. r. Salmon, ofthe
Iu7, Fcd aud farm, and Hiram Iattgu, driver.
Ills line ~ travel Is not By Che most direct route,
but is laid out 10 such manner az to embrace The
required distance, and also the difficulties Of
mountains snow aud mud, Of the region over
which hc IS TO pass, so that his feat consists not
only IN making the required distance, but that
distance 9ge prescribed route with its impede
mcuts.
Dir. W. lcTt here about 7. III for Eul.aud lie
gocs thence 10 Brandon Burlington, crosses the
lake st Houses Point, and thence around the
northern portion Of NOV York bg pay u Malone.
He lcft here with the good wlshss OF large
crowd who followed him ls,itc a distance.
Factory Foiat.
Call on ". A. Adams. Factory Point, aud rec
tho nos and improved style Howe sewing Ma
chine.
orsrER surrEn The ladies Of the Baptist So
cioty at FACTORY Point viii give an o. stcr supper
at Eario's Hotel on Thursday evening Of this
week, tho proceeds u which are to be used ia re-
pairing the church in that place.
Rasf Dsrsst.
MR EDToA. We desire, through the JouRSAL,
to express oar gratitude to our friends IN Man
chester aud Dorset for their manifestations IL
interest III otss welfare, and 10 that 81 the people
d Easi Dprset, AZ shown Uy their presence at the
supper given By cur friends last Wednesday
evening and also for the Kind remembrance
made By others who we're not able to 30 prcscnt
our desire ia that ee may be enabled 10 do more
10 the iutur. than in tho past fyr the good Of our
p.opl ana that Tie special blessing u tlc Mas
tsr msy sesi upon taem "a their an5rta 70 sns.
t4ia ASA pCrpetuats taa institutions of the Cos
pl hare. The cash amount Of the donation is
sIs9
F. VI OLasrED.
May ULNslED.
E.ast .frHssfsa.
Iae Methodist Society = East Arlington gave
their minister. tAa Isg. y G. Putnam donation
,-.lt -. t}. eve ~ Taau.rv q-fh srr1prsIno a.