The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-12-24
Ny Aunt's summer Eoarders

| greatly excited.
Louise, step here . moment. She said
followed her into a small reception
room with some anxiety. ior | knew By
The pallor of her face, 10y the cap-strln9s
united, the absence ct care in her toilet
that something unusual had happened
Louise, what am | 10 think ?" she
asked, as | seated myself beside her
Miss Berry came to me last Thursday
morning let me see''-she referred to hen
tablets" Ies, it was Thursday and told
me that she missed her gold necklace with
the jet and gold cross ! said nothing to
you about it, though it worried me verv
much
This morning she eauuol find her dia-
mond ring though she is sure she put it
in her jewel-box last night and she SAYS a
costly lace handkerchief IS also missing
What are we to think or course the ser
wants could not get access to her room in
the night, And how could suspect either
Barbara or Hannah could IS soon lc-
cuSe YOU
A chain and cross q diamond ring. and
valuable lace handkerchiet-thc idea OF
such a loss nearly t0oh my breath away.
Miss Berry was one OF my aunt's summer
| boarders She was a Southern woman Of
good family. and had spent two summers
she di1 MOI I;te tn ront7 Gr Ia.snIf ','i.a 1i.o
bod l,i1+a,l a+'a,,,,i,a,. i,,,la.a H. ,..hl,,l
w. WI la conIanra iI won,d ~ - 0ti -
ber 80 when earjT in ,Jnne ,s,rnr
nolno ,.ol ~ ~. ,,nrnnrt;,,+ ~ an fra,,I ~
pnssol avn nlt f,ion5 ~ IN An,,r nsl.Ina
1fv,o ,,,,nld occon,n,odo4o ],is ,,i,co o,,,,,=
u.,s rarv Glad ot tho or,nrt7,,it, a,,J WYNN
III, lo,ya hast r,o,,l la,,,.,,g.,.l t,,,, III
occpnancv of two
Mis- Rerv yas ouiet ljttla ,yo.,an af
some twenty-six on seven Years ,nn haI
bepn very nrettv bnt ilI-baaItb ana soma
disapnointment in earlv liz nd oivan bar
., faI1ad and sad aynrassio, .be va o,,ito
wealthy in her own 1iobt and tbonob not
fnllowino the fashion tn III fiji tytt.nt
She always looked very sr]jsb ana Iadv.
like
Miss Betty WIFI, tAe OTHER boardpr-
nin,,a of D,. pnssall ot whom, she toll,ad
,r,.,,at daai,,,as t, ,.>.ao+ ot'oitI ~
NJ Ha,,,r ~ ,I-as ho,,-tt,Pao III
-nigo i''i 3 nT W. ;1l li,'il''1''ie, hn AL
Ha3nlng {a3 ana FefF 81 ~, of-l.alt , na4 @ nol
zen NJ: liiPi G5Seu ~ iiG' i''Tol o9' = 4l Joe
i'U -llt's i'eii oo'il "U'ii1i e,l iIel one
1;n " i'i iit'l d ~ etesa' ,'1'alosa
III i'i1N dressaS st,1s'' ''' ~ '''''''''
Wondered mor. than or,oo ", h,. this
handsome young eirl wished 10 board IN
so retired a country place. 10 be sure II
was one OF the most beautiful locations in
the State. There were mountain views.
lake views, and lonely stretches. of VAR
egated landscape. Aunt joe was Of
social. happy nature. and always hadlnorp
or less yoilno comuany
Still. | always thought il singular fhat
Miss Betty did not ioin some paTty anono
her nnmeronq trienis and snand her su1x,
NOR ~ a t.,shionahIn u-atnriilg-nIoro Ne
Two amt anI + t,ll,eI me- ,Iatta,, ove,,
hnt cn,na to no llaf;nite conclusion
II 1,as no+ f., Lo d;S,,,+ad tt'a+ lI,.e Pa.
~, bad Inst hor 1.,1naIb,las a,ld sha ,,ao d,
,a,.-I'I' ~ ,,Ih-,,,, a,,,r l,,,, -,;,,,
Lo1 ,,,-I,,i ..l ,,,-,,,,,,. j. 1,.,
out - 7ilo nav 'loliit, '''' aunt ~ say
i4ot,tins 'Do''t ~ - iV' . 5 ,,.,,. .,.
- li"N "G'G ;.I ~ W. ~ @ ''t''s
hia4 ti+'' HuT1 io till to
"a th No. 'l" ~ NV, dIg u, th
" .lie'il NJ w. - ~ XII N.Y. ~ .ne
lo.tS0 % ..1''1 70 o. '.l'' -'l19' 80
,1or- 1or,. ,arob ~ la,o z,.f,l aanl, SHAW ~,
ea mluo soldo,,, III ,,o+ ",'N ~ = '''' 0'
Niss Rarry aIIvaI5. III Tho ta,- viii, ,,,
oun+ whom the Two ,amI,,nd h, tbon5-
SoIr-os hnt to-5av sbe ca,.ria3 il IN, M.
and | could seq that INV amt fat yr,,
,nncb ,,,lr bnrt '''''' '-' '''''' y
T A. snon bon = as we bad thn cnno,rnnity wn
soarchod eTa,v nart of tba bonsa wba.4
tLare was INV NV 5fossih;I;tr ot tinding The
r1;gs;ng ,llI " orticlos & hnf without enccess
VS. VS. = ~ o1,rn1,s d;aiso1
MISS perry, "Ho "a9 al"a>s We HlIie'',
seenfH @ eoI9eI ,ha aSt ever 70 @ MAINS or aai "
mYseH, anu she 81 3i'o''ioN 9It" feIE oN-
COMO laole iol ''!i ,f;., po,,.,. oo- u,
III PIoPoItioll ,,:s a. -n,9a i'ellS ~" ois-
| tant however, Miss Betty became more