The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-19

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ionAbles, and talked ANA famed herself
and gossipped ana rallled en at tearfal
rate. The old lsdy wears gold-bowcd
speclsclcs, black lace mite. ssd mob cap.
She supports su aucicat wardrobe, aud
they say She carries uaabo She's >
good, pl5ns old iadf. ard always sits on
The balcony a. All the inil-lfts.ed bellies
and beanx promenade by, aud moprus
about the iollies aid fashions Of this
wicked place
"oh, dearl" She commenced last night,
A. two Young ladies ia swell lollets dane,
ed by, "now. there's them Munson girls
Mary aud sary nice likely girls both
Of 'em- know EN- neighbors Of
mlne-Mary's twenty i've ~ Sar, : twen.
ty-eieht-passinp 'cmselye, of for girls
both Of EN- Folks well 10 do orthodox
sensible peope-.littlc fond Of show but
good, se.u.s-i.b-te people posed to
hoss.raclog posed to balls III The count.
ry good, straight ap aad down Prespi
terians, the old folks is But there's them
girls Mary ana Sary both oi 'em-all
dressed a. Ia laccs and Jewfry an glass.
bueles, Given to frivollt --goiu' 10 horse.
races-danoia both of 'em It's drea'ful
-d.r-e-s'.f-u-l. Mary aud sary Munson
both of em" +"
II suppose they are very respectable
girls, Mrs kershawf' suggested.
Used to be, but they'y got to be 50
worldly, Mr.. Perkins both of EN-
They're an vanity -spend an thc old folks
make for clo'es, aud then 80 round with
naked arms aud necks. Dressmaker
wan'l good enough for 'em. Why, when
one Of 'em got engaged before they came
10 Saratoga, they went clear down to
New York both Of en-, TO get ther clo'es
made by a--by by let's see by az
"a milliner, Mrs. Keishaw,n sug.
gesled
"No, by a. a why, by 49,"
"By mautua maker?' | asked
"No, goodness by a-by 49,"
"By dressmaker-a New York dress
makerf'' continued to suggest.
"No, mol By a-a--m mono something
commencing with IN"
"a modtste, You mean, Mrs. ker-
shaw"
eyes, modist went to- modist, both
Of 'em -aud bought three hundred dol
lara three hundred dollar dollar
"a three hundred dollar dress, Mrs.
Kershaw"
"No, they bought a-a-a ----"
Perhaps they bought cloak-a para
sol, a suit of clothes, A.
"No, nothing Of the sort, Mr. Perkins.
They bought bought A."
"Was IL anything TO wear--clothes
boopskirts, stockings, dresses, chemises
u
mo, hold on; they bought a-a--a--
somethin' commencin' with -
Perhaps you mean trousSeau IA
bridal troasseaHf suggested.
eyes, they bought a three hundred dol
lar bride trooso Mary and Sary did
What they wanted IL for nobody knows,
Couldn't be TO wear, as many clo'es as
they'y got. Goodness knows what they'v
done with it--ate it up, | s'pose. Bah
Wearin' bare necks and arms and spend.
in their money for troosos. Better buy
somethin' to wear Mary and Sary Mun-
son had ~
81 see they wrap up in 'camels hair
when it's chilly" suggested. "They
are careful girls"
"Wrop up in osmers bairl Now
Ell, what nonsense that is-throw away
good blanket thawles and wrop up IN q
camers hair. Good Lordy! how Mary
and Sary Munson would look wropped
mp in a camcrs hair-jcst one camer'
hair why, they q ketoh coldp
And then old Mrs Kershew famed
herself vigorously, aud continued:
Il say, Mr.. Perkins, ii beats all how
giddy fashionable folks is getting TO be
There's Mr.. Belmont, he's took notion
TO horses --fast horses rasin' boiscs; ant
Vanderbilt he's got awful habits gam
bling -playin' cards. Won three dollar,
uH Of Gusus Schsli u Finandy Wood
yesl'day SUNDAY An there's then
Astor gtris -eran' daughters Of old Jobr
jacob, who kept Germin fur store
awful lriy'lous! They say one Of 'em
the oldest Aslor girl, 5 gone aud bougb
a twelve hundred.d dollar "a lwelyc-hun
dred dollar dollar
"DiAmoud, sou M an, Mr- Kef,haw Z
suggested.
"No, sir Diamonds want good
uough tor 'em. they bought -
"fnrquoisel amelbyslt cornelian NAL
achiief ony cameoS topaz mosaicYn
suggested.
mo. none Of them, Mr Perkins. !
commenced With 3"
But il mnst have been a diamond il !
cosi twelve hundred dollars, Mrs. Ker
shaw = insisted
"No, 'twant. gness know. an
fool, Eli. Is WAS a--a--a-----H
Let's see-- commences with ., yOi
say? vas Il sabies .iiyeri sleeve buttons
soiifdire -- Z"
That's il, she bought soltafe, Mis-
Asior did! Jnst as II big sliay dia
mond wasn't good Dough, sn' ihey ba'
to 20 aud have new tangled soiiar
made. Lord knows bow or where ihey'l
wear IT, 'Spose she'll he il 'reupd e