Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-30

ellcd then on electric wires. The minister
might have preached in Greek that day,nnd
lis sermons would have been quite az ediiy-
inE. But one subject occupied the village
mind-the widow beau.
1t actually seemed too, MS though the lady
tried to make all the talk she could After
ten arm in arm with the strange gentle
man, she walked the whole length of the
village, and away out into the cemetery and
never returned till the moon was high.
a nice looking dress guess she had,
drawlod out old grandma w e, as she listen
ed to the widows wanderings.
l'm'glal haint got to wash it, all drab-
blcd ur with dew as it must have been
but don't s'rose she thought or cared a
word about it, she's SO carried away with
him. But I'll give her piece Of my
mind tie first time have chance, see fl
don't"
Bat the good old dame began to fear she
should never have the desired chance. She
hurried through her washing ON Monday,
and hUhhlcd over to the window as soon
as possible, but the door was locked and
one Of the ncighhors said Mira G.. and the
gentleman went of in 4 carriage. nobody
knew whore. very early in the morning
Yes and never got homo till nine O'Clock
in the evening. Look out, widow Your
character is on the carpet.
lfshc knew it, apparently she didn't care,
for the next day she went sailing with
her beau, and the next day rambling with
him of to the mountain. and on thcInext
forenoon went with him in a carriage to the
station ouse, and there not only wcpt as
she parted from him, but actually embraced
and kissed him
'What in broad DAYLIGHT . exclaimed
grandma W. We'll, if | ever heard of or
seed the like ont
Little Nell. the old lady's Youngest Grand
child, wondered to herself if it was anv
worse in broad davlirLt than in nnv other
time perbars Won will wonder To- We
do at least
There was LARGE attendance that after
noon at the weekly mcotinr nf the sowing
society. Evorv hodv wont thot conId noss;27
blv leave homo
And ub,to obo +tor;,,, tl,on, ,,..,, ,,l,.,,
tbc hnstIo IF nssonLi,nr, Co. oron TL,.n
WINS but ono to,,;o ,n1t t,,nt ,ros oil s,,G
ccnt. nil cncrnssinc. tho wiIou's hon., 1fnr
tho gentlcnon must ho bor boom orotl loast
ourbt to bo
Everybody had sometbino to foil so,no-
thinr - ,rooio~ mu W tuIi, son.e
magnie tongue was iusbcJ '""'v"i nniycr.aI T,y1I
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VerSinS so eagerly, standing in the doorway.
''9ou afternoon, ladies'. said she IN her
nSuaI quiet way. u am glad to see 50 large
and happy gathering. 1t is Il beautiful
day for our meeting.
ANA then she proceeded to the table and
helped r'r5I'i 10 DOCK OF ratch-work IN
Ioir'd Tor the sewing SIX which having re-
c,iiru' f,Io Sl. uo"h II, Ihp oil!y vacant ciair
! bird with yellow winp on to n very 1racn
twls' winch latter had already been hemmGd
,Jot u M,.'te t,u'a at ,o
Wh'le WH.h completed was DESIGNED to form
the twentieth part oil hea spread: she
seemed an ehgrosSeo WIN the piru ni'l' ana
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