Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03

u A. pretty an affair ot its Kind a. tie -.sun
hal known and ths more ~ t-cau-r The br.is
AMI gro,m really male |. very hAnis0ms and
noi.worthy couple-an occurrencs quite a.
unusual In the city a. In the country
The only compla,ais that any ons heard
we're from IIayuton ami vicinity. Ths
friends ani acquaintance q The Hayn fam
ily hsli many Informal nesting, ani voted
u AN outrage that shsn ssch a lot ~ mouey
was t0 h. sIsut GA q wedding u sh0uli All IL
rguAndsrri on Ses York p-op.e. sho had -
much q similar ble-sings that they di uot
knos how to appreciate them, Instead %
lIayniou, shere the cuupls wouh sooner 20
later make their home, for had not Phil 49,
lecisl q villa ate for himself GA bis fathers
oil fArmi
No inyiiations by card reached liaynion,
but phiI. pastor went down quisily ~ the
city to assist At the marriage ssrsire, by
special Arranssmsni. and Ilayn farm, q
cour-., s.ut a large delegation, and thu heai
of the family saw % u that noue n the mas
cullne metnl-rs worr gaTnsut. % the Sarah
Twcgs cut longer than sas required o.
make n thorough change NJ q repuiablo cloth.
Ing store A. for M HAyn, her pru-psct.
i've daughter found tins enough b. assume
hlial dutis- In aiyanoe. AMI the OIL lady Sas
- plsa-si siih the change that ever after
ward abe Vas shat the hjs hmenici Nc.
Bofiin wouh have termed "A high dyer AZ
fashion."
But there are souls Who laugh to scofn any
such trifiing distractions a. lsck q formal
invitation. and one of thc-s vas Sd Man
tring'. wife She tormentei her husband
until that skipper found somethins that
would enable him 10 pay thu expense u run
nlng his sloop "a Nes York ard hack. bis
wife sallei With him a. snle pas-snger, and on
the morning % the wedding she pr-entel
her-elf at the church an hour before the ap
painted time, aud In rainent such NJ bad not
t-eu --n In that Toriion % New York since
the day. When snllen brown stone fronts L.
gan 10 disfgure farms that hal been piciur'
e~lue AMI smiling. She laid siege 10 the sex'
ton; shs told him who he wss, AMI how she
hai hsli Phl In her arms again and again
~heu he had the whooping cough, AMI yet
again when he hal scariet fever. although
chs ran the riss % taking the drsai uAlady
home to her own chiliren. AMI the sexton. Ia
sslf defen-e, wa- finally obligei % give her q
seat In the gallery, over the rail Of which. as
near the altar ~ possible, her deliberately
trimmei Sunday bonne, caught the eyes of
every on. who entersi
What all IIaynton diJ not know about that
wedding. thres days later, was not worth
knowing; Il wasa thousand times more saiis
factory than the couibiDed reports In the
morning rar.rs. all % which Mrs. Mantring
carriei hone with her aud pressrseSi t.twe.n
the leaves oi her family Bible for the resnain.
der of her days. AMI every one In the village
rcai them. even Sarah Tw~ege. Who mag.
unanimously wa,ei the apparent slisht implied
by rhn not having his wedding suit made by
her.
Mrx Hayn, sr., no longer had 10 ~iSh In
vain for plscs In the city where shs might
soDetime. forget the cars and hundrum of
farm houss lifs Ri>ky ~ the experiment
sr>mci frvm the s,cissy point Of vies, Lucia,
backed by MArgie. insisted upon making her
at home In tbs city whenever she eho~s 10
come; and, although sms friends q the
family would sometimes laugh In private
Over the old ladys psculiaritI- Of Accent and
grammar, there were others Who found real
p,sasurs In The shrswd sears and great heart
thAs - hsD dsvsaovsd b. . We n vhich