Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-12-27

Udts L NlSllSu uidilN NiihftN,
but thought had neverseen any place more
beautiful than this my childhood's home or
any spot on this green earth on which pre-
ferred to spend my old age; hut, sir. tie
constant care, toll and drudgery Of this farm
life has taken all the romance and sentiment
out Of me. 1t may be that those Bar Har-
Dor dudes can fill their stomachs with
beautiful views" but mine yearns for more
solid food. The only "beautiful views" |
now see are crops of grain and potatoes, fat
cattle and sleek horses. These have beau
ty that has money value with the mer-
chant and tax collector, and enables me to
satisfy the warnings Of my stomach. This
is being very worldly know but necessity
knows no choice. Beautiful scenery is only
for the wealthy. not for the laborer.
Rep. Can YOU tell me the history Of
those very large willow trees? For per-
ceiyed that they were very old and did not
lobk like natives. Besides, was really
glad to change the subject.
Res. Yes, | can give YOU the story as re
lated to me BY nv grandfather who had it
direct from the pioneers. have no doubt
of the correctness Of the story but Of course
cannot vouch for it.
Rep. Seeing by my friends countenance
that he was interested and growing animat-
ed, begged him to give the story just as
he had heard it and believed it
Res when the first settlers on this
,oi,t ubos, ,,a,,,as ,~ors sally, Rsar
Bragdon and Preble came here from York.
they came to Castne in a vessel, thence they
travelled. on foot. by path marked BY
NE" il snarch II a. Eldn,adn /, .Tho
n;.,r;c, IL Na;ns Tnassi>, ,brm IN ,hese
Ion,. tramns fbey each cni \ cane from III
E n-,;.b rr;IInws arow;n', ,bcre lrriyo1
bere ,ber conc,n5rJ t1 SEX no farbrr
Tbc, cr;e1 .FnroL," and STACKED ,hsir
ar,,... t,,ros, MI, ,oL;,., VOC, IN ,his
,,,o;s, ,,r,,r,,d ,,row ar1 Tho res,l, i ~,
Lrc, 80 I'LL, ,o,y ,ee Tba war m, III,
ahia n g;,. III, !, WIS early II fhr ri,b-
toor,b cen,ur,
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W. '.4' y lar NeNt.ff'i loN "-I
We" II if"m inr haTHoI' 'I al distance
yo4 viii See in is weird shape likeness "
some gian, sentinel, with mu,het a, should
,r seemingly guarding The Point. These
tuD large branches being his shoulders.
W..ie that central branch, where Or Ae" ~
iar bead and face winch seems n Tie iai-
I-iIt A "weAr frown, aul ..Ne ,he n.I
c.oc1 IN tha man>e ut points All hrcknu~
WITH It, hands IT, seems AZ bc Watching
the va tor ,Ar return II some enemy he!n-
evidently REAL, N. the ARRAY.
Wei, after the branches Vs.t al gone
IT, yelIow-hammcrN came and bored through
the cru>, aaI eXca' ttlng a roan IN the de
oay,d heart. bW.;i6cr ne,. til re antrclreI
tne.g tlu"G. l.r nrAt >p.il- ta" nt.lu.
Gang eAf-! anI 'o'k possession, Here ioF
wears '.tl continued Up a. +I tNrA Nnul-