, 1879-02-11

family to he brought homo and buried at Long
wood, Chester County, twenty-five miles ao,ltt,-
west Of this city. Longwosl is a mcettrC-hou*e,
erected thirty years ago By tho "l'rogres:ise
Fricnds," an organization devoted to anti-
slavery. anti-tohacco. temperance, woman.
suffrage, pence, md other RETURNS, antl rom.
passed of motley collection Of folks, male ard
female, who gather here once a ycnr, In
June, to Interchange views md alopt testt-
monies on the several subjects ahont which
tho members were exercised. All along hc-
fore tho War, tntgo yearly n'cetlngs-fo!luwtng
tho designation Of the Frsen1s-werc ht1i, nnl
Fred Do,lgluts, Robert i'urvts, Oliver Jo1,uso,,
md ptfcrs famous In such wurk, might be seen
and lcart1 at them. The meeting tnuso has
cemetery ground attached, Which has co.ne 10
there tic Tavlnr family have hid Their dead.
Col. Fred Tavlor, the poets Younger lr1:hrr,
q gallant fellow. who led The famous Is l,llck.
tail Regiment Of ren''sytsauia At fict'ys;;
S,f Fags, liz; is. WIS s ssy i ies e see' ss .ysr as
4 sweet, drl,catc Glrl, the daughter Of a neigh
boring farmer, with whnm tllc pnct lal fc3l III
love early Ii. bib carecr-tnslcud, tley wcru cri-
und then lo waa little past ~. H. had been
romantic, Imaginative boy, not very strong.
anA therefore, tndlsposcd IL r'i4h sports. nsnl.
after cxlanstln4 hts fatcrt store of ttobks, ,a,!
Ia
utncs in Inc Kennel S0uarc Ilbrary-shc ttsto-
rtcn of i{ulnc nnI Gibto ,tc works ul Etcrnc ,I,l
fisnn1h Morc. bucks uf porlry ui,l trarcl-
until tho ire of young nu,olton llud seized
dull than lie life III Il farmer ht,y on the hill
fields around kcnnct. alary Ayncw wus a ahy,
rcutle rlr. an{au nf.l sweet III temper, bru.i,.
eyed n,.i btowiI.halred. Twas t!l love Of .r,y
mauf;ota nnti wotnanhopd, III ilrst lie Aunrws
,vcrr nnt well nIrnscd with it,e Dros,t-.t II ih
match: they thought Joseph 'tayios's oldest
BAY ,mt ycry likely, from iiie way IL:
shinncI tariu work, to make IN good
living" far q wife; but Inter, WHEN he
in,i xhnx1, rnrrnr n.MI won fun,e IN
nfl1cr f1rh,s. ti1cy xrcw entirely rur,,I,c,|c,
UetrotncI, however, % early. mud Whispering
meadow or under tho clicstnuts Of tho wood,
linn t,1 t,.nr t,r ,,nsii thn s,ri,I,, f,f i9tD mi
I'm: west,.inr had not taken t,tarc. ltaynrd hsd
rpne ubroad lit June, 1874, In ,hr stccragc Of
he sa made iast hiIn abrud Til February of tbe
ms1I xtnr. ha,i trun,t,ti uyrr !, e,m,l tmrt t,f
Emrnta. nrenuriur lila motc1ja, for Ills faluu1s
look, "Views HtoDt,' writing lcttprs all
c"r1,e % huu,e m 1amous, ami thcll, al,cr Gcco;l.-
in. lcrnIariy attached To- "iloraca Ureejey's
nnnrr.it Ind goue fur u trip to ;he
i,nrI,I,, coast. viii liz. wonderful Tile Of Guild
ut Ills fathers llo,isc-Iut hts own birthplace,
i,uwryrr. for .Jns,.nt kent tt0re IN Keuprt
H"',ar II i~,, n,,,i Hnsari xns bor,, thrrr. in
corner .toas building l9at Va. bi1ped only q
dwell M % IN 1S;ois thc oid Taylor Place. little way
rnrtI ri Ernnct En,,nrc. nri nnt fnr frot, j.pnn.
wnmi. frw n,fica east iiows ti,r la,,,s,,ls
Il, a,.lywinr, nui folyowI,,p tlu Kennel rt,,d
strean nj Chadd's Furd. tl,s ,,iacc of The u;d
Iirrntntionnrv hnttlc. memorable fur thr utI-
s",rcss ~, t1vht ,i"t Iash.n.~t,s mndc aranst
Curnwaliis iii Lord Howe, ii this time .llu
marriage was Intended soon to take piacc.
hcsl,ntut nt III: thc rn1,I,trr rn.sius ind ,wsn
sayi,lE. perhaps. t,at Bayat bud grown l,ltlT:r-
~ hs1Iryc ,hrre VA. any ta,rI,.s, In sur ttory.
- W,.sn hn.or.r n,.. .+t,rm,v r.,t) DIV III lin.
~ 'a!ent noTsss, ", ..,., nJ' ~, t.it,,. =
early sPIsnG; ba3afu haA en.asc1 ~ "Saa'I' ~ =. y
'setmiG ~ ,t MGst aE;s,t rs @ s;, Nv Iao @ "' ''''
,ras " ~ trim s,... INK i,,,vv to,d.
.,a. III ~ ..i,,,.n "r,.n ,',,n In - tI'',
ne. , n no, cna a mee MT y.
.,tn ia .'t,r ~ .r,ncr Trsvri VA st,,,.
",n,,ims i,, ~ ~ n"ava,'inrly. shs r.,l,o NAM,
..,,i ,,.ra na, vnt n n ;ra,,o,ls % II rr",,,
ni"!, ,,t .se w.u,lI MT r,ssrr: I'M .s,i and
''m,, pa ~ t,a 'e hs,,,., .n'th aH ,nr ,n,t"
sae r nxs %' tro 10 v,,,, , mr., %Hre
nau .t.:, ~, , ~" Hs t,,s ~ ,'ra,s.I,. T.,
...'.. ~ IL. .,rt"r ,,,'",s ,y H., tra., ,
s,1,lt.i I m III. rnt";ris r. H.. liz.
~ 1 y t,,
,.a Aat"sma1 aesTes ~ ~ '"H an s >, ~ wh, M
fW.i +, 49, II = lt.a,. u s-n III tItn ,ntao,,,
~ ~ xnnri.na. th,.;, 1rl vrrv tn1rl,im., tur
-. s .s,s,p,iiv ~, tirs, ,,i iast i. Snvs,nhr,
~, XIV :. ~. ~ ;' ~" ~ Nr,,ha.n ~ ,,,,r
ts"ls' ."H u'i 'a3s y. ;I 49,. .,. ~. ~
marriage slonl! talic plae.. nInl ao It did. Tic
bride, ueTYe1 by the excitement nI tho uc-
caatDn. rose frnttj tey bed ntu was dressed fol
liz ws,lr,ft fouk ujalc in her Iathc.s t,o.,nc,
md, | thtak, in her own roon', u uci:aherins
Magistrate performing thu ir,ef nIld Rimple
| ceremony ncraesl by tin Pennsylvania INV, Six
wcrks later she died. In "Ihc Winter
solsticc." la'cn, published At tho close ot lhr
yOlun!c of "rocnls u tlir Orient" the husband
| says:
Day afler day, tho latest aowcr,
Her fndrd being wansi away,
More pa!c "na alm Min ssefy hoar,
An1 cea"td ap"n mo aassust day''
Thi", sl!e shortest day u 'io ysnr: was 10 ue'
ce.nbcr thc .lst presumably, uh1 1t 10 nottts
allie that almost exactly un IT. anniversary
the poet l1n,sslf .lis'l, psr, , u; There
for him ufl that sui Deccr.sier attursl.nn
Of tle tolstice day, When, With lr sun