News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-10-25


Makes up at Bristol, runnin' east; :,
n the way her whistle sings an huns
Is a livin' caution TO an beast. L
Everyone knows who Jack White calls q
Little Lou Woodbury. down by the falls; II
Summer or winter always the same, -
See hears her lover ealin her name :
'Lou-ie Louie Lou-iee p
1t six ffty-eight you can hear Iwenty-one !
Go thunderin' west, an Of all the screams q
That ever startled the risin' sun, S
Jebu Davis sends into your dreams.
But l don't mind it; it makes me grin
For Just down here where the creek lets in I
His wife, Jerusha, can hear him call, q
Loud as Il throat Of brass can baw!-
''Jeee-roo-shee Je-hooP t
But at one Fffty-one old SiXty-fouF-
Boston express runs east, clear through
browns her rattle and rumble and roar
With the softest whistle that ever blew.
An, away on the furthest edge of the town
Sweet Sue Winthorp's eyes of brown,
Shine like the starlight, bright an clear
When she hears the whistle Of Abel Gear
'.You-ou-ou. Su-u-u-u-e J.
,-.,-,.. o,,,,o.
Leaves Berlin some time--I don't know
when
But 1t runOleS along Will itl, .IaIa and then
Al II ie@'--'' 'llN
The elearest notes of the softest bell
That out Of brazen goblet fell,
Wake Nellie AIintOn out of her dreams
To her like n wedding bell it seems
Nell, Nell, Nell Nell, Nell, Nell
.,,o afternoon.
An 1 SGiIIs s IN r+vseven 90 str,akin west;
1fs local from Hartford; same old tune
New set for the girl that loves him best.
.,,o -i,,,,+ hand side
ION. LON " i''. i,0"'- -. tlG, -. ,
An An ne i'1 torIi,,'S |tio,, llo nn the I'M TO hear
LULU Loo-Ioo :!
-, 1o,, an, al night.
Til the old folks have voted the .lliiS '0'''
| Old maids and bachelors say II am I1H"O
For folks to do eourtin' with such roar
.,..;,,oo,.s +,,oi. kisses will blow
BLls tile en- ave to the girls they know,
Az the stollprs the name Of their sweet
hearts tell.
W. Roprpr !, BURDETTE
r,,-
he WASH T RlSlN" "0'1ol-N-
A young man mao s''' "U 'ii0 IL
nvanino and bored the majority OF lle
t-,,o hours and one man was
- ,,o,7,,1, 70 osl, who he was.
'o4,. ,, -, +lo indionant answer,
,,.,.t,.1 A. A1looro a rising young mu-
Ill"' -h4' -AA.o
sician OF our clIy'
ooh, is he?
eyes. sir, he is.
,IU.I, T 7o,,,t beIieve it. for I'll swear
IT,, l,<,o,, WAITING here all evening to see
hin, rise and he has kept right there AT
1,o1,1oss nionO as if he was
that PooI, iiol t-D- I1.,l ,I;,,oI,od "-1Cer-
hi'ile'' ~ 'i'o
chant IFG0eteT'
2 WEARING AWAY.
old
The year is "o"lllH o'1'
And soon will hasten southwark geese III HOOKS
tioeks, lo'hsi l,si,-,,o won .bervise
s A, ,1"u ',,r r,a,a ,1non the skies,
And ,nsak Of the autu1nnal equinox, 'no1, noS
.,,o DorIor stove.
: n,,,,h Hmu i,T% witness ,,t Of true love,
d EXCHANGED and ratified by kisses sweet, swee'
b sweet.
It Is to its place restored
Once more in sweet "cGUFu, eco o[o.t oaa,
Beside 1t H'li1'N ~ '''
~
"a The winters coal my LII
And MI up ,,,.ioos GoesH has o.I begnn, gun gu
ID Dei0to 'l5y Tar ,,,I,nn tine weather's cold,
The dealer groweth bold
And adds a couple OF dollars :" the ''''
u ton.
ld Again the season come
When lnarr'e', ',en liI;or y, i',l ,I1Irs dode
k A'''' ''S ,,5ro ~ a''' '-
l py saving. yes. my dear,
,Tis very late, l fear,
ps Put then we've had meeting Of the lode
he lodge lodge -N0"*''"'S '''''' ''''''
int 100 1IUoR WATCHING.
s,.l,ionoblo vounp ladi
a P"LIy VI ,r,a,,+ ,,;crickinC Th
tad 'l'l' ssll',s '.a.I a oa1vlv-looking Young f
Ioa, tondino \ flock of sheep. a NJ
TO T,.,,,a,t;nonca lo~ the most forward {
tv: lnl+ta of tine party. approached
yer ,1Ea,,hord and naked him if he had