Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-07-14
The Little Green Pockct.book.

home I'm a haar,liup-honse. lint uone fie less
grateful to bis im9oiuaijon. inst tbe,. 4
fine rain fell the pavement was cloqged with
sticky. balEmoltod snow. and aliogetber tba
evening was as comfortless as evening cam
well be- I'm carly April. whom the cheering
howe of warm Suns and dry streets is inn,a.
diatelv at hand
The iipoliDg car came bv. crowded. as M.
ways al thst hourof the day. Mr.. Singleton
hadto rum halfasonare in the mud 20 catch M.
proceeding which In no wav improved his
temper. Tle clntebcd n strap and rlarod
gloomiy at the ladies who monopolizad
SCENTS. rsseptful. as n husiuess man is ant 10
be. of the appearance Of women In public
conyeyauce. nj balfpasf avo I'm tho afier-
noon. Kccpinr his ewes ON the straw nnder
soot lac paid no attention whatever to his
noirhhor,-if indeed one can be said 90
have such I'm a horse-railvov ca,1iacc.
Sixteenth -Tweuk.Fuurtl- -Thi,-
,v.Second -Fortieth. The ear cmpticd rap
idiy. As the last laly lcf. and rose to
get out. small. rrecn book becaine visible.
half hidden by tLe fo'd, OK her Gown.
"I beg par9on-vou have druppad some.
l'uo." said John. rickin- 10 mn.
3. Sir 2"
aTli. l.,t SON dronf,eI ID
Tbo oid iodv iootod snillv FIRST M tbe
hook and flan al IoLn. . ma article NOT
mine" sbe remarked. friridlv. Then she
,.ot oi,i
Mr.. Sinrleton was the sole remaining pas-
ssurer nj. irt,r,l.e was to hand thn hool-
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nuns oTiieIs u. 'oss Piol99i e ii.iie
sley" PocN,'uovH Ie'lallcu oeh'itn III tle
l'ocket OF the oLiice coat huns ASIDE al the
l'2rlelll 3Ti'sI. ei uypa','ulIe' u .,s
g i',rie 1t ll'5i. i''e renamed 'os ol'hs'
- "i'lus 'iie "aF' n'', ntOoi SUM-
lo'' !" NV, MS W, rise's H''l ny Ppsheu %
eil0u'i'.ei afs''i; IT, ANS was i'''"'s"' o' ~
''sei +, nj 'e.u'"
iiei'1 VIVA, V"ls a',u ne. IL was
moment before he IecoIiected- Bless me
lnls is 700 paa had forgotten the thing
eohpieteiy; l must De looking up the
! owner II theres enough IN II TO pay Tor an
adyeItiS9iiiehl' ave
lie releaseI the elastic -tfap ana opened
sIe pages, mere was no money no pace
any me NIUE oooR was q diaFy' shaniiy'
sleen 's,uuu' , Nun no n.lue on Vile 'Itle
PaSe Mo'V OIL 'he ieaNes were nitnN' ieW
/ 9hiy oeln sora1nieu over lh hshi, gfllsn
hahu,"rluug' dohn glanced over these III
seMeh oil q clrW' ana pretty soon growing
lhlerealeu, ureW ms chalr 70 the hre' cockeu
up ~, ms Ieev ana proceeueu 10 read regularly
ne diaIy oeSah
October '.-La,t night Alice and Tom
ana went To pr. bellows lecture 1t was
interesting lie sald mat the great thing iu
me Is a|ec''oa' That is' that no matter how
FAR oil our aims seem, II our faces are only
set towards them, we are sure TO get there
some day In the very middle OF the cold
winter he said we turn q corner and begin
20 go toward the spring ana 1t Is rs II we
We're .nere' because we are certain Ihat is
beautiful shall try to recollect it when
things seem especially cowr1rg as they do
/ sometimes.
October ST. have boon making my
/ winter bonnet, or rather warming oyer thc
old one, for II is Alice's turn to have the
new this year. She ought 10, always, She
| has 10 see such stylish people in the houses
where she teaches The old brown felt
doesn't lool; bad, considering 10 J., It's third
| appearance. I've steamed the velvet, and
eured the feather with a hot penSaife, and
tucked IN little blue bow, and Tom SAYS it,
| .,rorreous' Tom Is alNavs funny about