Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-01-12
Caught.

/ Caught.
T.. bsd been strange times In the
tlaviIje n seminary. Two or three OF the
se'.i-. , .ho innicr class, and few In the
bad Iten in open revolt, though the
,Iis Singular behavior was not
r.Tv known among the scholars
"a t'c,s were these: Julia Fessenden,
Nh Girls living in town, had given
- rsrtv, and dozen or more of
- [.,Se1,s had been invited, and the in
- snbuitted to the faculty. .
IaGaT little delay. Prof. Montrose
F. The urls together. They knew
vel ulat was coming. and if the
!. rusf le told, there was but one sunny
among The group, end that belonged
I..yopng lad:es." said the professor,
ltae dislike to stand between you and
ma emily rational enjoyment, | shall
femreL,ed 10 request YOU all to return
,egreis 10 Miss Fessenden. lbeg you
f-,mmler that am not only responsible
rrrr rs-eals and guardians for your in
-. Improvement, but tor your social
mi xsilsre. Miss Fessenden's
T. nav u may not be good place for
:f,o.nts OF Rose, lie but so long as
Iereisibe sliebiesi fear in my own mind
| regsra 10 the acguaintances you may
| 5bere. the nature of my Office compels
L 10 the course / have mentioned. l feel
L.. Young laaies, a little reflection viii
tsbIe YOU 10 appreciate the very delicate
iston N which am placed
f~lsu't It ;Lsulefuli' said Laura Cary to
ttiy. as tLey Ned out OF the professors
b..
Ii thought / should Ike to CO." replied
Inv. but 0f course the professor knows
Il
lAWel nv father and mother would never
lpk q ssyng no If l were at home, "
k8lnutd Laura. The idea of girl
yeuleJn yesrs old being tied up in this
l.. We al ought to have high chairs
5.b.spTons. %
-Yes. and nurses said another girl,
tnd laby-CsTTisges and blankets, and
le quilted h.0ds. Prof. Montrose is an
Sck y
That's Just what he is said another,
peIieCt lossiL He's 50 old he can't en-
anything himself, and he thinks no
dy e.se CA. ILean to 60. anyhow.
q 1limnk YOU uight Lave sald something,
Iiuy, put II Garry Dy keman. ''f you
d leased little, and promised that we
loud all behave ourselves, Pm sure he
o1!d have Consented. lie just acted as
he expected you to speak
Il never want anything enough to tease
= If, r,pHed Kitty, pleasantly. i felt
good deai more sorry for him than / did
Imyse1. / know il hurt HIM to refuse
%, pshswn exclaimed Laura Cary.
PEui. A0nu0Se has never granted me one
T0I snee | have been IN this seminary.
Just uckles hlm to torment U.s."
Il was On the end Of kiIty's tongue to
y 10 Mss Laun that if she had received
kindness from the professor, there could
but one reason for II, which was because
e had lever deserved any. But so many
1gs lbai had been on the tip of this little
fEl-Y Henuer had dropped of before
v, anu made her trouble, that she de-
lea 10 keep tight rem on it now.
AlIly had Lad Il good dea! on her mind
Fey, snd Jusi at Tins time sill. doubtless
F. Tie cisglpGlutment much less than she
ishl Lave Il some other. One of the
.sn scholars, a young and very lovely
=, Lao bteH isktn suddenly and strangely
I her uaiacy was battling one, from
|Ae iac1 Of lis being wholly OF the brain.
Ills Was Anown only 10 the mother, the
FElIon CT R0seyule, the minister's wife,
pa Aiiiy bec1e. The Iepcrt once started
'-s' Etlel lie was crazy, The mother well
FleS tlal TeIe her daughter to live hun
Ito Years, she would always be called
pay by lie inhabitants of Roseville.
! lhls feature Of The illness was kept a
sIJL
Lion there was another reason. Mrs.
.se Vas widow, and possessed of small
tS-lS ',1 BY great economy, she had been
|, IS.s 10 EDUCATE Aer daug hier, in the hope
|. la Aae hlsLi support herself by teaching.
! ia'Aeu Low only SIX months of hsr grad
-,-O-' amer Which she had been promised
soou Position II the State normal school.
-uIs promise had only been secured in
..san'e S 70 E'Lel by the grea..s; pains ard
-uutAoe. MIS-. Lee believe i,1r daughter
NOllu !, peimanently recover. The doctor
49, -Ius,-' sie Alshli and kitty Bache, the
~! Auinsn being who could calm her
--s1iesAihs ~ paioxy sms, was sure she would.
t-S H.slon Oi ROsevllle, whose power
+-'t ta'aln respects wss quite equal to the
f''-esSotS : had given Kitty permission
ent ior. ' Sne "as
,,.', -Sice e. mad The kind hearted woman sum-
80 -sIeu AiIiy iTom her studies to this er.
- - u macy, anu once. when seat for in
: n .'eA-is, had escorted her herself.
4 Nc Nc Gays Io'ied on, and at last the mig bit
;,,,aaIa aa-ss fessencen's party arrived
.el! enough, ali The excitement in re-
-, -a y il had died out: and 50 COM
h 'o'1'y 3 . ad Ii passed from Kitty's mind tha,
~" Lal actually forgotten Its Gate.
inv 'S evening, about half-past seven,
a.! "es summoned TO line mstron's room.
s,sr,. ,1sis M sns found Mrs. Coleman, the min.
Nj W. I.e' waiting 10 take her TO the Lees.
birn. my ielurned to her room for her
rs,s Cs'Aarine Lyndhurst, her room
n - y ,i Lac steppod out, and she could leave
N Ie1se' VI oouIse Catharine was moi
had NJ eelncence about Ethel, tor Kitty
NJ. r-Gn-iS.d y lot TO tell anyone. They al
,isi,eo e 'I-' 1 lie grl was i'll, and that Kitty
Le c. ~ Out nothing but the facts o!
lss /, S.'I'u "ou'u have answered as an excuse
'i!A her friend. niuch NIFTY was
zitly's s,'g s,,sling Ethel was very wild, and
hi ;or luis 10 calm her were unsuccess
hour ,be 'O1g time. For more than al
:sDe c~r.'e r ola'e girl struggled with her in.
IloDe lo .,l' anon and not until they wer,
.ba er'.ts' ss.her was there the sliphtes
pasDs - IN The intensity of the cerebra
asll r,s, 'oek' and the sufferer was quiet
..svsr, M ~ T, she was sleeping peacefully
A't'y could withdraw " her tires