The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03

deuce of Mrs ng, Juukcu, widow ot the
lalc Mott lunkett, NJ. p, work Of art
ct great merit and ,rausgeudcut interest.
1t was no lc,, than family portrait ofa
fayofile of the Juukelt household, a cat
II was painted some years ago, aud is of
the greatest value ~ au early seiuulB-
ton Of lhst brilliant genius, Mrs. re0
Junkclt.
Again, Worshippers at 81 Matthew
Church, Yesterday, doubtless noticed. in
one of the body Slips, a woman Of cSquis-
ito beauty aud great taste Ia dress, hay-
ing her abundant golden hair dressed d
Ia Grer. Il 6. the artist who is render
iug our city famous, Mrs II. +. Juukcit
We understand that the elderly gentle
maa attending Mrs lnnketl, Is her father
pr, Pell
Her fathorl Didn't love that elilorf
Why couldn't he have said grandfather,
and made an eud ofili
All wen, During this time Kitty was
toiliug, all day, like Tie slave Miss Pen
Trouerby called her. aud rushing about
/ from one reception to another IN the
evening, She tried to live quiet lille,
/ she said, but ah NE, when one Is famous,
/ One night we went TO political meeting
and were eheered, That was the night
when the old lads behind me mentioned
1 Kitty again rs my daughter By-and.by
4 they got way OF dragging her of TO sit
with distinguished people on the plat.
form, aud sat in the gallery aud looked
at her only did once, though. went
to parties with her aud heard Mrs. Junk
EFT and her husband down the rooms.
Summer came, and Saratoga was inform
ed that Mrs, Junkett and family were
stopping at the Union Abernethy lla-
ven, who wrote that famous treatise on
luxatons of the iemur, ran against me
in the street, Que day, without SO much
as beg pardon. That evening he was
presented to my wife; the next morning
he came rushing across the club-room,
leaping over sofas aud knocking down
chairs to shake hands, aud call me his
dear fellow; all this because | was Mrs.
Junkelt's husband To be sure, | sup
pose 1t was all right. At last, Miss Pen
Trottcrby said So (She had come round
again looking more like guidc.post gone
into mourning than eyer). You ought to
be thankful that you have wife to raise
you ont of the abyses of oblivion IN which
you would be otherwise immersed, was
the graphic remark of this famale. She
said several other things, and intimated
pretty strongly that ii was my Jealousy
of her transceudent abilities which caus-
ed me to discourage my vile IN her ar
tistic career, All well, men are men, and
women are women, and nature is nature.
All logic aud all divinity couldn't compel
the turkey-gobbler of Mrs. Stoves min.
lister to set on eggs, and all my reasoning
could not persuade me ou Of the notion
that, somehow, had got into an erro-
- neous position.
Had broken my neck in those days.
was "0"'o, "''"s - '"a' "''' NV '''r','
6 Gu 'oii'y suppose '',' casually "''''
nave ooe'' noiseu "o'oao HS 'ne ''Se'"''
of the neck Of the husband OF the distin
1 guished Mrs. Junkett Had | died of
sio" ueo''le' We n' uouo' MY 'P'"P'
= Woulu n"'e s'oe'e' = ''S''"i"s "'''' VII
i the following wise;
Affections sore
- Long time Mrs JanEett" husband bore,
,. Aud doctors we're in vsin.
y | sometimes feared that nv arrival In
T. the Celestial eity--i(, through all this
# great tribulation, was 50 fortunate as to
d enter into heayen-would be announced
IS as that Of Mrs. Juukelt's husband Bat
d this last disturbed me less than some 9th
+ er things
k orrw gray and wrintled ia those
r years-KItty orew thIu. The red want
Is onr of her cbecks and began ia settle in
d purple rings abont her eyes once more
No wonder for she was trying Ia do her
, dnty in a fanr-fold state as ylfe. ,ootber
>, artist. and woman Of the world AL
> remembcr +, thint of ali aesh. She
alone gave me credi, ,or heinz the man
,as whon ..,ota,s and ,oa,, ,ga,, and
>. science ,ctorned tbeir hacks on me- at INV
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