The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-10

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ten ef the different states were vt#
represented Fi IS many different oe.
guFatgus- There were weary law
ytgs with eTlgss tongues. eager ta
escape feH thc conflict of the
court raom, ministers. who bad tsdcd
long 20 lead their ll,te hoeks "by the
still waters a'd green pastures stu
dents just fon the classic halls IF
learning, ca.asatas practically the
verb aua. IN De first person, singular
number, pale, Acknowledged teachers.
rcjoleut with lhe perfume Of chalk aud
ruler, caring fat whether * oluallcI
y" or tias nara, blooming. rosy-eacok.
ed maideus, stout broad shouldered
young farmers. wool merchants dis
coursing elollcntly upon the merits of
their different breeds, grain dealers,
fresh from the waving corn fields of the
far wcst-a9 had laid aside their cares.
and iaiuedhauds in this expedition.
Seats were arranged 70 the satisfaction
Of an, hardlcs and oalabIes packed
away, smothcrod EXPLANATIONS were
heard Of IS nv bair on straight r. get
yom boots oI MY dress "where is
Frank. Sc. 4 few mild cheers went
up from the assembled crowd, aud We
were on We made a gorgeous spec
taclc gotten up in all The colors Of the
rainbow, and created a sensation all
along the route. The school children
shouted dogs barkcd, mowers leaned
on tbeir eytbcs and stared, aud house
maids rushed to the windows
and waved their dish-cloths. At East
Arlington the horses began to weary
in we'll doing, and were accordinglyrc-
ireshed with water and oats, while tie
party RECALLED themselves with bower
age known as ginger pop" An
amusing little incident occurred in con.
noction with the last named article.
As a young gentleman, with his bland
est speech, aud most polite bow, was
in tile act Of presenting young lady
will a glass Of the pop, a cork from
another jug few out, discharging the
whole of the contents in his upturncd,
smiling face. Assistance was in vain,
and he stranglcd and spluttered in a
dreadful manner.
Now the ascent Of the mountain is
commenced, and cnce more we behold
the old familiar landmarks, we feel
again the cool lile-giying mountain
breeze. A ride Of several miles brought
US to the Gap and here came the
time which tried ,comen's soLes," 1t
was nearly mile in length, and com,
pleto chaos Of fallen trees, stones,
rocks and running water. But brave
hands were extended, stout arms out.
stretched, and soon the whole compa.
ny were skipping through the brook,
each with a 'knapsack on his back I" a
Ia John Brown. Mr.. Coulter Of the
hotel, met us upon the other side, and
soon the goal was reached. OF the
glories Of the trout dinner awaiting us,
III not speak, only I'm sure we created
a famine during our short soioum, and
left Mr.. Coulter a poorer and wiser
man. There were hilarious fishing cx-
cursions out to the ponds, when every
body ran Off with somebody clse's hus-
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