Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-01

sumo iHiec OF louT years IdteT, sue SEM
tor one Gisby, from distance, aud got
Mr.. Westerbrook tn install him in the bail
in-s vacant place. This Gisby was Il dark
little man OF middle age, said to be distant
ly related TO her. lie proved to be an ex-
cellent farmer and manager, and did his
duty well but from the first he and Fred
were just at dagger s-drawn. Presuming
! upon his relationship TO tue mistress, Gis-
by treated Fred i'll an of-hand manner,
telling him sometimes 10 do this and not
do the other. As he did the men. or course
Fred did not stand that, aud offered to
pitch into him next week unless he
Kept his place. But, rs the years went on,
the antagonlsm against Fred penetrated to
Mr.. Westerbrook. 1t was Gisby who first
told Mr.. Westerbrook OF the intimacy, or
| friendship. or whatever you may please to
call 1t. though suppose the right word
would be loce, between Fred and Edna
Blake. Edna was one of a large family,
and had come, Il year oi two ago, to live
at the Parsonage. being niece to Mrs. Hol-
land. the Parsons wife. Mrs. Holland was
generally Ill (and irightiuliy iucapable)
and Edna bad it all on her hands-the
house keeping, the six unruly children,
| and the teaching. and the mending, and
often the cooking. They paid her twenty
pound, IA year for it. But She wa, charm
ing girl, with one of the sweetest faces ev-
er seen, and the sentlcst spirit. Fred
Westerbrook had found that out, and the
NJ A. v' - ~ nv VIM, "i.', o,e , '"o'net oiu
e,'ei p'oon WI. !, .',.o ol'o % n,s pas
~ H., ~ "' ', :, - Ii a, amu -. 80. "a.
i,i,, IN i-u'," "p' III .fuHi' Ie toi'' nv
m'm' rl"u mus iooN h'S"eI sue i'au no
,,'o.i' anu 'ie' '''iu'' a. vas i.p1i .' teu
~, - ou' Peoi',e Gu iJ'oileu mat
- ,u,ia ,[ va = 'ii'ue pi "e"'.n anu Soouless
III ,ie' sei', anu ne ''"u never t'vuo,eu nun,
,,,;I ~ ",N "h"' Ie' .i'c'ius '"'Eu' De Anu
,i''o iP,aiou I" nc ''lc 'i'u "i 1t an ti,e
w, "'"- i'an ou. VI nou>e anu nome ne
Va yu,' t"eH,e -'"'' now uoh "l>h
10 i,nPF t,l' frtd was without ianitS' or
u'At hv u'u holnih- 10 provoke MS uheie;
ne had been "iId the last year or two aud
'"',''I'i 'i'' ,"'!e S'I apes
"aNi"- SNORT "oIh OF my pay ing
+ ! '"'A 'lc hcH pHch 20 buihi"lu ana ran
NONE "u was ~ thc uihih@-room win
/ th' iho,hef. aii9 / toid theh OF the meet
/ "a. win ficd "c>terbrook. MrS. Tod
H'tiS seemed 20 KNOW an ABOUT H. ana
,a'd RE" hau oe'h iINlh& az the NlNcr
h'A,.
nal AN awful shame OF "id Nc>ter-
pF"oh ur'At "h' lod.
AN afraid thctc are iauIis On both
/ : - '''.' -N'''''
way. req has not borne good charac-
t'I "I It'''
Ahd VINO c"uld cNpto' Nun 10 Dear
S""d one HT'd Iod. I'll were turned
out hNr 4 do@, "ouid care what did
No <" lh i"r an mat bad. A. 10
'I''N, tnc shrAA' hanging would be TOO
Sooi lut hun
Don Joseph.
D"" Ietorttd I"d. but do. she
wants o'd "esterbrooh to leave the prop
cry To h'ri that the beginning and the
ehd ul "i II anu 10 cut OF poor tfed with
>hl'I'h-'
~ course We are ''' sorry Tor frcd.
J"''pA '4'i 'ht ulo'hcl. but ne heeu
NOT 90 Ic'N'eS' '"iu@> anu '"'e h'N 2ood
name.
hotheI NJ 3o"d nam" cGled lod.
~ l. hopeless case lear. Joseph.
re" mas o'e" an on '"I M[oh3 'r"cA rate
~ ana uo"f many ,Ad lhIhG'
uon care what ne hhs uohc. ne mas
neeh u'i'tt l" H. Ana i ,'ahu up l"r
MN 'hr"u-h 'hicN aHd ih'h.
-" HuhS "l' Oh 'he room Nith thc 'A''
""I"'' A. "HS Ju>' "Nr ni'i' P,,lth3 nun
sen iA'" way '"i ""'iI'h@' II "As INC
soli'en"u! cISc 'on-h'> l"'h'r'
"A Hne co,nilotloh rose htN' iiorhlh3'
we we're at ~ oA"IaHt, "heh lhoillaS came
III 10 S"S "'' '"''cH' tit co'>'"o'e' "an'cu
TO See The squire Immediately. old Jones
was DAde |" enter he appeared All on the
nii"NV' anu "'9 i''c a. "tl''c Il. sHe't'
i"'ie H"u ''e" ",.'' vi uoic tlaV h'2H';
I ne N"lu' -H'>'et tcu "c>ieIotooA hdu
>hol "'>oS anu ne l"u come 10 get
WARRANT Sl-"1u io' fLtu "ppIehth>lph'
uoouneS. oies, me. cred me squire
/ leu"lS ia'i i's AIHe ana lorh' anu turn
/ 10 iice o.u 'one>' no" on eat'i uld 1t
\ hal'pcn;
~ oui "oishP' t"cle Ppdcn!u@
am IG-u.n'u Jo'e>' ui.o!' lhe oA"-
{ H. il"'c Hau NJ suspicious inc game
ana ne went our iaSt hl-nt win man or
| TWO ana ihtt Tue Ieho"s 10 the open heId
on this Hide the cope. lhere they was
III the or@ht moonlight a Doi' a, nFds>'
~"h pa2 2aft' Master req "e''efI
| oiooN thI i".eiiiost 81 eil' = nm cnSuc"
IuepS uJh want ior p'uIN, ne uoh !,
ne po u,.ue' i 9,neu, any nc at'''oNeJ
n '.'ei fieu UP WIN nj -u' an"
siioI NM ,,...
"tsos ucIu;
40 or out ne a-uginS.
h". " looi .hal rreu "ee'e!ofooA
MI NJ ~ ''o' thou 'nc sun se'',us up
anu anu stainpiii3 Dit, Anu ueciare l. ilAeu
enI iounS iI.o~ me nn. 'hihs vas
tlS H. 'oiieS, ma "c were am
~ ~ % VI nun mere '"A'iS HE P"i' Against
Ii ,,,.
! c.,;le ne i,a'en oeeh "itel niurh LOU
ST. - nc "In. W Nv. az ma
ras,'oa,'bIa wv ''' "''''' VIC ~" %
X. '.ip,e',o'. .ipo'''', -,..,, IT. . ,,
s,, :, >',ou'. .iho " nlp"
pu "o'lu my. q ih"t
n' VI ~ p"' VI iou' an
..wha, ~ 'It ,' .''u ''a.i IA in-s i.i'oi, ,
,,a',., a' uo w.; ou ', ~; VI" eu
poar a,',i No., ho ph'a ''' y, :, AZ '''e
/ I've nothing IN .,v ,y,in il sir nor
against Rinmer either. II warn.r the inn
| was affecting on. but on Master Fred
I himself"
ANY WAY. don't believe this tale
Jones
MOT believe it :" returned ZONES. aobast
at the assertion. why Young Mr.. Todhet.
ly. the whole narisb is a-rin1ino with ir
There's Gisbv a-dyipo at Shepherd's-tbe
| nln.o ho ~ corr;oJ ~. and ShanharJ
| ,r - .,..- A. ii g.. r. ~ =