Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-05

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ed thatthey were not prepared for house.
keeping.
" Now aIl we have pot to do." said rood
fit mother Hanson. " i. for each one To ,ive
or lend few things to fix up the Kitchen.
and may be bedroom or two, and the rest
OF the thing. will come along easy like"
saw that the Old ladv had n noir of heavy
blankets on her arm. that looked hot in that
with cool linen pillow-cas,s. woven by her
own hands. and some fresh damask from the
same fictory.
Other ladies had their offerings with them.
pieces of crorkerv. or some culinary article !.
odd and miscellaneous they were none of them
paired or matched with another. but better
than nothing in am empty house" said moth.
er Hanson. with characteristic good sense. l
fingered long enough to learn that on Tuesday
week. they must have everything completed
and suppcr prepared for the minister and
his wife. and Il was hoped that every family
in the little neighborhood would be repre-
sented. Then | walked ON with my head and
heart full of one grand idea.
would make an offering TO that enter
prise. not for myself alone. but for the family.
Something should be given from our poor
home, to that Of the holy man if not
should feel that we had no part or lot in the
matter. Even the gospel that he came TO
preach should be sealed to us, and we left, as
Benny would say, AN alone alone
went home In one of my reckless moods.
and began rummaging the house. but there
was not one that we could possible spare that