The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-11-19
praws IN. Lia. On Dosghnsts,

don't see how can eat doaehnuss,
remA. .sed man 10 = Ns,bus street te.'
tnuraut. watching friend in The neS'
.Lair devoul plateiull Of these edible
with pie accompaniment. while the sher'
mometer outside gsmeolled about between
90 degrees aud 100.
1 used to like aonehnu,s myself. be adj
ded efsc,iveiy. but wouldt eat then
nos for dollar dourhnut
whys inquireo b. inend. psusing or
the third doushaut.
Well, had an experience about three
yoars se that sickened me Of the entire
doushnp, family Ny wife and werc
visiting friends up 10 Batavia. We were
both 'oud OF donshnuts. aud when We pre-
pared D. c1mr vsy wi'e's. sister fried
up a psniall Of doaguu,s for onr special
ben,ht. So We started ofl loaded with
them. We Bnclea doughnNts oil the
way rom Batga 10 Utica, and by that
tipse ws we're vetty well filled up, but
there we're enpagh cakes left to sock q
picnic. ] stepped Cf I'll car at Utlea TO
soc my own sislsr who lad come down to
tne rain to greet :. SIZE had four quart
basket with her, 4 after the usual re-
marks she banded over the basket and
said. Hirsn. happen o think how iono
OF doushu you were, 80 | went Iish'
out aud iieS up plnfull from mothers
osn re- 70, 70 you would have something
10 eat op the train.
wondered what iay wife would say
wreu me sss me appear with additional
dong nr q, but accepted The giit with
q crate al al aud went back into the car
wba, have you there Hirsm2 said my
uie, lifting the besket snspiciously.
y lphnrts.
rr,-e - is only apeck and half left in
u.s ,-ek. 81 I'D sireastically; 30 you
ge Nis br' rack more,
Mary CAV, no, ventured feeb'
ly.
Well, you had better send them back to
Mary or give them to the brakeman. As
for me, she added With dysperhc Sigh,
shall not touch another dougnnnt for
Ave years.
There wasn't any room in the rack, 80 !
sat down and held that basket Of dough.
npis for four hours on my lap. We were
going to stop or ut PougLkeepsie and
spend the night with ex-senator Gibson.
i didn't want to throw Mary's doughnuts
away. so forced down q cake every now
and then nnd en- we came near Pough-
keepsie we stuffed most o! the dougbnu's
into my vslise. fifteen or sixteen more into
my wifa's satchel, and at the last moment
crowded the last dozen into my cost.tail
pockets. Gibson wse waiting for us and
grabbed the satchels It's soslate. Hiram
he began, that we'll give you cold bic
when you get mp to the house. ! happen
ed TO remen Der how fond Of dongbnnis
you are, SO my wife fried up.
Not doushnuisl interrupted, stopping
short Oh The platform, while my doughnu,
weighted coa.tsils hung down like lead
plumets. Feet is Gibson. went on des.
psiringly, We coultn't stand it il you said
doug hnuts sesin. We've lived on those
blasted cakes all Gay. We're full Of dough
pu,s and indigestion now. There are two
pecks ia our satchos and six cakes in my
eoettaii pocket at ibis moment. IL you
say dougtnut well sit here in this station
all night.
He looked sp- -ised and said we must
be tired. We we're, itaidc and out. When
we reached the house Glbsop hurried IN
first, ard We di' y zee or here Of dough-
nut, bat that nj I softly opened our
bedroom wip'oo AID we sprinkled the
next yard With CAKES OF oil sizes and color
and deeign. The peopls that passed that
lo' il the morning must have thought .
bakery lad explod J.