The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12
Hallowell's Pretty Sister.


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ace ne wa ."N spencer ana | nav
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.ilN'''pt "' showing ms "'iuitl 'llI''eSI III
uip au'9''VS 10 Nl'Ie'' we cav our Ni'"Ie
''!'I''o'i' snowy llo S"y'9'''t'oH ever, "t
otI'l- 4 Jullo'' .s'c'iliI.? !" ignore tI'a'
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sue ana S""N 'i"ilIlcIS' P"S'll"I' H!Il
-,i"N"ilH ana SelliaI tastes treated nun
'u''l"St rA"'tlN "H II nc were Il NcIlI"I' we
!t'dHe" nun ulllIlti'HuiIH' "ll" were Hlucll
~ Interested y NiilT !" Af'l' ti"'h "i nIS
''iI l"lIUilN' Iliu HlalldSCu N"liciioN oi olllcl
I" ~ lnc IuII PARTICULARS "l ms PehHNIor
,ui,' Experiences On I!li'oSI every "'r"Sl"'i'
10 ms ammo! 'tI'rt-' 'louSn ne "iSciH con
'tdI'N |iIN lttiIiT q! liiN NINA dH IiIu'ii
''S lH'HHl"t' we Ilhct MN "ll't We lhlSNci
hItll' loI ne seemed |" nave no lilhc now
d4dNS lol Il StioI pl i Ifollt III Town, illl'l
ne was almost never to bc seen ut amy Of
the private spreads sometimes given of an
evening must add that we also missed
the thlc!taihlncnt Wmeh ne used to give
the year before, lIlSroom was decorated
with trophies from the germans, and
photographs y hls Young ladN trends.
ahd there were always NtNtrd. notes OF
invitation oSlcntatluuS.N UHpiaNcd ON the
table ana manteI. At last, When he Iad
a PAIR OF slippers given hlm 10y one girl,
and gorgeous Sula-cushi3n came from
another (ntltArr OF winch We're made upl
we almost lost hope OF ever rc-ainine his
old interest and affection for rs. Halo
well, Jack and | had been inseparable
during our sophomore year. and llall"WclI
and grew sad and angry by turns at
beng deserted. and finally gave up Jack
dcspAnngly and went on with our own
fashion OF llNME. Jack vas as friendly
rs ever, ana we saw nm more or less. ot
course. though he had lat llttl" time To
spare Tor us.
tlaIloWeII lived NIFTY ol sixty miles from
bost"n, IN 4 small country town where
ms laMlN had z pleasant pace ana HNrU
IN most charming fashion, lllS mother
was dead, ana ms father, younger broth
er ana SISTER had been abroad until
"lthn month or two oi the time OF
winch write, 5" DICK hId spent ms va
cation WltLl thc lanhIy ol an uncle VINO
INed ~ NeN YORK. lie had always
spoken "I "ur gong l" NlSlt MN, ana 4
was pdd 10 notice now much interest Jack
spencer manifested IN carrying out the
old plan, after IlaIloWcll came home from
the holiday vacation bringing with him a
fascinating photograph OF ms sister \llce,
OF whom he seemed very fond. and had
ALWAYS spoken with such enthusiasm that