Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-08

more" laughed Hermann.
"ls she really7 Why. if any one had
told me one of the girls was married,
should certainly thought Miss Agnes the
one. Pray tell me who she married, Mr..
Taylor"
"a Mr.. Claire. don't wonder YOU
were surprised Miss Claymore. But the
truth is, Agnes cannot find any one good
enough for her,"
NOW Hermann, you are really too hard
upon your sister. You must not mind Her
MANN Miss Claymore, he is such tease. :"
81 am well aware Of it, Mrs. Taylor.
know him OF DID," answered Ianthe careless
ly.
Mrs.Iaylor vas nettled, simply because this
beautiful girl with her calm stately face was
evidently very much at home in the presence
OF the handsome Hermann. and whose
manner, though perfectly ladylike, was a
little condescendlng and indicated that she
would endure the mother because of the
son.
"Oh Miss Claymore, do you know that
you have caused much disappointment in
coming here3"
"How could that be- Mr.. Taylor"
"All OF the ladies were looking for
young man as owner Of the mills, present
company not excepted. Judge Of the dis
appointed faces there were when it was
known that the young man they so conf
IDENTIFY awaited, was in reality Young lady.
But we gentlemen rejoiced at the downfall
Of their hopes"
That was very wrong in YOU" said Ian,he
gravely, bu, her eyes flied with amusemen,
and strong desire TO laugh almost over
powered her. Then Mrs. Claymore came
into the room and was duly introduced to
the TAylors.
Their cali was rather lengthy, but a, las,
they arose to go,and as Hermann bowed low
over Miss Claymore's hand IN parting, he
said in a low tone, This is duty call
lan,he. the mex, shall be for pleasure"
why IS it a duty call r. she questioned
Because could not come alone. Au
revoir. Miss CIaymore," be added in loud
er tone, and wen, out to assl., his mother
and sister into the carriage.
As days passed OF Hermann Taylor was
much at the Pines-as the C!aymorc estate
was caled-and he was always welcome.
With Mrs. Taylor and Agnes. both Mrs.
Claymore and lan,he we're coldly ind,iFer-
ent. they could not forget the Old days. But
Hermann and Maggie had always been kind
10 Ianthe, and now j, was returned 10 them.
There were guest, at ,hc Pine. nearly dit
summer. and picnics, excursions. dinner ana
tea parties ragged it was aIs1 rumored that
grand ball was 10 be given, a. the las, and
greatest event Of the Tay.orsii.c season.
Every one was charmed with the hospital
lily and kiadess OF Miss Claymore. Size
was very popular. and Of course the belle.
possessing more wealth, beauty and accom-
plishmenis than even MI. Agne, Ta,lur
could boast Of
'''"'a.''' 'A''o' seemed IN oe mos' II
@'''' - '''o''ie' o''si' 'a1a n MN.
Hermann, fear you are forgetting your
''''o''''.' '' uu' ''''''l'A''o" 'o' Mss 'iay'
"'0's' '-''s' u /" "e't Po'sio'r' eou!l
wish YOU free 10 win her"
Nay, mother, would no, exchange my
N sgrp. Is,i,. e. H. 1,.,..,, t. .,l /
'0' sax f4s'"' Ne "ou'" an
i'F'"1"" was 'eA''y engaged 10 g'Fi he
mel "h''e al college and whom h.' parents
"1u never seen
'' "'S"' o' me '1a!hnofe osil had come
ana gone ana Two days after The Pines wa'
re'e''e1' ING 'aH''y ha'lhs gone % The city
'o' .''e "i''cl'
i'e'ui"h' a!4of disappeared aIso' telling
-'s "4o''e' ma ne s"ou'a aptha !itt!e time
"''' '''s '''n'te'
.. "s'N 0'''ie : ''''''ina' IT. ana NF'.
''o'e 'An'e uo"H y iayiofSi!ls' ana
present.! y was made known that ball
"o1'' '"Ae place az 'he I'he' on Christmas
Nv VA" sN'''S 'ioiii Tue '''! present
mere was moch excitement over 1t, and
II was increased when II was known that
i'V' '''a"H ia!'of ana Ms vile would be
p''S'n' TOT hermann was married at last
'"o1S" N'' parents nag he'er-'o thetr
N'o"'eNse seen MS Wis hor even hne"
"eF name MISS lan'he renamed n the
'''! % accompany her friends when they
anne u0"n' ihey we're 'o Gene hy fail 70
u station ABOUT zen mules distant, and then
1'.ne ~ 70 '"e r'hes-
Nhf'S'm@' day proved 10 be as delightfully."-
o'ls"' as one eou'd wish the air was clear,
'"0Ns" sna'p' ue ROADS perfect and the
group 'ha' emerged from The tram at the T.
sutton was III the best oil spirits
me! started al last amid much laughter .
a"u nonsense and were borne swiftly along
'"e snowy nish"ay, laylorvii!e was reached
Il" "ue u'ne' ana they passed through the .
low" l" s'ahu style mating al the FINES.
iney descended 70 the ground ana enterea .
Ihe mansion, the smoking norses were .
turned over to the grooms, and presently .
al haa gone TO their rooms 70 dress for I
alhher'
by nine CLOCK the rooms were hlied. In /