The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-18
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prices Ses biz sd"
--Mra J A. Wright has jsst re,urntd
from New York viii an eiegset line Of
Mliiiaenry goods which che viii sell u
The very loves, prices for easb. Look icr
Der advertisement neii week.
Mr.. AID Mn. 7. Allen Of Fort Msdi
son. Iovs and Mr.. and Mn. 3. Stephen
900 sad daughter Of Seoeca. Kan. visited
9Th their sister aud aunt. Mrs. Milo q.
VISIT They vsre heartily pleased vita
their visit among tho mountains add alsd
9th their trip up Mt Equinox.
This remains Of Willie Lugene, The
youngest son Of the late Joseph LugeDe,
vele brought here 90 Moodsy aud inter
red in our cemetery. He died after briei
illness from typhoid fever II Springfield.
Ms~s.. which has been bis home since The
iamiIy left this village 10 the early sum.
user.
nAscMzrxR DEPOT.
Mr.. 8. W. Bourn 10 soms better.
Mrs Keene and daughter advertise
their newly purchased stock Of millinery
goods.
james Bonrn sud wife have returned
from their visi, to Mrs Bourn's parents q
on Hudson.
We copy the following Ash story from
the N. Y. Herald Of Sept 0, We did not
before know that our tovusman. Mr. Ful
lerton WIS such 40 expert augl-r: Mr. Full
crton Was accompanied by Steve Morse.
he most famous guide Of the wilderness
md The most picturesque man 10 Maine.
Il Vas these two men | saw sitting 10
boa, on the edge Of the lower pool. The
veteran guild. sst III the bow OF the boat
With bis paddle grounded to keep things
steady. Mr.. Fullerton whipped the pool
With the almost indifferent aud mechanical
motions that mark the old time fisherman.
| Was growing tired Of watching the end
ess sailing aud trailing Of the flies, when
'nddenly there was . tremendous splash
rs IL boy had fallen overheard. Mr.. Full
erton's rod was bent almost double and
ais reel VISA singing like locust 10 Aug
ist a. bis line flew out. There was not
he iaintest trace Ct emotion 10 either face.
When ] saw the hugo swirls where the
rout had lesped l became intoxicated
With excitement. But the two veterans
ooked on with no more expression Of in
crest than II minnow was nibbling ..
he hooks And yet. at the other end o.
be line. huge sir pound brook trout
vas battling desperately 10 escape. Al
eas. ninety feet OF line went out st the
lrst Wild rush. Mr.. Fullerton calmly fix.
d his spectsclrs more firmly on his nose
nd began to reel in. When he had gath
,aa shnnt sixty feat awsv went The trout |
I . tremendous rate OF speed. Again the
Inc was reelsd 10, and again il was whizz
d ont. Finally theAnpy captive took it
nto his bead to come TO the surface, and |
hen saw tho big pink belisd fellow
opping and fighting and throwing up
ucketfuls OF water. He would bend ,
ouble. throw himself into the air. plunge
nder. lash she water into spray, turn
omerset. jerk. tug, founder. whirl, and
lrike out furiously. The slender six
uncs bamboo rod q uivered like . blade
grass in storm Minute after minute
suspense passed. Myhair almost stood
q. straight. ! was delirious. Ten men.
ties passed, twenty minutes passed, . half
Qua pass ed. Still the giant was struggl-
ig for life and liberty. Ishouted in my
Icitement. and wsded iato the water rs
II a. 1 dared to get close view OF the
,ens. After thirty. Ave minutes Of the
srcest struggle ! ever saw tue trout lay
~ upon tue water entirely conquered.
he guide hauled it in with . landing net
~ weighed it on par Of fiaely adjusted
,ales. Just SIX pounds" he chuckled.
Ir. Fullerton did uot even glance at
10 lovely victim. but vent right on cas-,
'g over the pool again, having first tested
10 leader to see whether its strength had
cen impaired or not. At the second cast
lere was another splash This time
4 and half pound trout was on the hook.
bon ensned smother long aud furious
little for mastery. The trout insisted on
isbiag under the boat At each attempt
Iorse churned the water with bis paddle
I'd frs hiened the frantic captive ont 10
Gear w-ier Again and sgsin the fish
nied ,oasri ,Li. refuge There was
anger that the line or leader would part.
iddenly Morse reached out siih bis pad
e sud deliberately ,Lumped the trout on
e head. Dear reader. this Is . true
orr. There is not vord OF eIsggers-