Laid out in 1880 by Henry T. Blythe, a Methodist minister, it initially had a lumber-oriented economy.
Nearly six feet four, he has a lumbering gait, and his bulk and restless energy lend a curious awkwardness to his movements.
Too leaden for adults and too baffling for kids (a gambling soldier whines about "the vig"), "Delgo" has a lumbering, prehistoric vibe fueled by dinosaur-derived creatures and images of intimidating density.
Next to the baroque postmodern pseudo-sophistication of the "Matrix" movies, which similarly explore the fate of humanity under threat of machine dominance, the new "Terminator" has a lumbering, literal-minded old-style feel.
When walking, the polar bear tends to have a lumbering gait and maintains an average speed of around 3.5 mph.
Seventeen patients (85%) had a second lumber puncture.
Either way, what had been a lumber baron's masterpiece was bound to become just another forgotten lot on the Rust Belt.
When that business terminated he and his family moved to Granite Springs, NY, where his wife's family had a home and started a lumber and supply business there.
I GREW up in the 1950's in Lawrence, Mass., an old industrial city where my father had a small construction and lumber business.
His family became prominent in Barbours, and in 1997, his 86 year old granddaughter, Virdie Scaife Houser Landon, recalled that in her childhood "every family that had 15 cents to their name had a sawmill for cutting lumber".
