Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-19

BQAOOW my1t0fY: That those who were wont with faith to pray, The friends of those who had saii'd away, "h'1 xsas:a :as s t: as;sd sl:.:y Prayed with . singular prayer of faith, That st. the ship itself or its sh.dowy wraith. As$ tS.s s9ss sssy %ss. shs x!:Sn s VII Witn ,L.s sails M sl set from its foreign trip,
 come oHs os Gn sxsry and p Full to their view it was sailing there w'tn mnnah9 nrm imPression ; ], on on mortal .. air. They saw the sailors upon the decks, ssRs E ssof% vsnsSsa And then they believed their prayers were heard, They knew what fate to the ship had occurred, And resting yet in the love and care - Tbs T5 fnsy 1iS Sad @ could share To be shaken in their devotion. Sadly they turned to their homes and said, We will pray for the living and not the deid, Tho chasten'd the voices were low and soft, And to ail the dear faces they'd met so oft. spRy sna sSs
 xLvIn One space is allotted to Moves as priest. name that since then has spread and increased. .,,:c They Y ,a,s gre scattered the country over; But sSsshsr sseir cissh srs $ ssS yet
 shall not attempt to discover.
 xLIX Another Is Curtis, and living just where Church street goes down from the public square About the postoface building; This does not sound like reverend name, Because to me 1t has never made claim To be rsekoned in just that line of fame
 Or been given much to its welding. The tillsrs of soil and the fellers of trees, They viGs,iees sr the yeSman n and & the farmer esary And zee 2 few ot the name of Brown. II There: The Doc DooIitss Todd and Tslmsdss and Niles And these are all farmers and toilers of soil, The true sons of labor who honestly toll And MS never CT will M strive with learning to coil. Tn Then there's Physician whose name was Tim Mix, The house where he practiced is covered with No doubt he wss sI % and psactceS st And perhaps for his visits he knew how to charge. Tho sometimes In charging allowed for Q marge, And might never have been suborner
 LIII There's Peck was a saddler and Bell was halter. sap o1 tSs ca Did work that would bring him at last his avails, When the sails should boom with expansions,
 Llv There xas, Allen and Hubbard and Nevins and sas s.: ss book znS tSs c.rpenss1 ss Wisidins iw the saw, And binding up sssSss s Soops SSo'ns fssssas There vas Pomsroy and Nesbit and White, And Mathew Ford, who classed as wheelwright, Jared ArG Tpg.1sS, m%Sosfd , anothe, I Physician Whose legal attainments descending as far In heredity's trail have attained to star, 7 In Governor, present practician.
 LvI There was Wooster and sabin and one Aaron Day, Wno were merchants the chronicles plainly would :s ssss s.rs ,ss ; oSs M Rss then 1ssn in And dealt perhaps in molasses.
 Lvu Two Howell. vera merchants with fronts on the Down there as the corner where stats and George Where they must hay. M sold sugar and pIces; shipping horres and mules of most any grade. "srs Soid In their ventures and never afraid.
 LvfIl There were Whiting and Prout down as gentlemen Of tho town and the country around % it. presume. and in fact cannot but know, of hs. ss1 s But accepted 1t all as they found 1t.
 LIX There vas Atwatsr, Gorham and Tim Bonticon, Ana thss Mo1fsd as d.snS aa They were Allen and Potter. these names are as As if they Y were both 9s them now ,n the ssh Of Futile, the then undertaken. And Mix was publican, hence . receiver, They were aou5s!ess good feeders and fafni;hed Where fhs sss.:1gsrs might rest them and pillow Good cooks and % good bakers with excelIent brs,d. Making everything snug for sleeper
 LXI The court house was there. and the gael and the And every appliance for justice and rule, And tho sma,, tnsre were but few and the town With she church and the court house the school And the proper officer just within call, They relied in . way on the preachers.
 LXII With the map hers before me the houses and names Night be as familiar as Joseph or James, Or tho corner whore Dixwell was living: Psrhsps had their vices, and may be thsr crimes, Or philanthropists patient in giving. LxHI The town had been settled a century then And some few years over as many as ten One hundred and ten was the number; see that one house has the name of a Beecher. A tmith, no pafson, or even teacher,
 with Sa. 1 in deas samSsf There was sabin and Diodate-yes, and Tim Jones, All merchants, but now they are mute as the rssS Nc a.;s %:;sS:9s:s sSs..: hay have .asy And nos n tSs wsd Since the loss of the famous charter There is Parmelee, Dunbar and Joseph Hitchcock. Hes; oE Ho,tchkis.; o,; too, down as making clock, And Pomeroy. too, is described as tailor, And Talm%adge and Thompson elch joiner and With Mansfeid undoubtedly seaman or sailor. And Bradley ss carrier or sender.
 XLvI There was Atwater. Elliott Russell and Lsek. And funchard was doubtiess S s1.eus satIor Sreek' His house is the first or the last on the shore,
  And loved tho free cut of the brooches he wore As the town had only one tailor.
 LxvII There is Tuttle, the miller, and Widow Blakes.es, With Perkins and Dunbar, while the Mixs are three All raising their hay and pstatoes: At best the maps record compels mo to say That their time and their labor were spent in that As farmers they must have raised root crops and Though probably no tomatoes.
 LXVIU There was English, cooper. who lived next to Ia touse that don't seem to have any front yard, Tho amargin Is left by the water; And there's E. Brown, a farmer, and J. Brown as Perhaps living there by the sea on the bank, With no occupation, (was likely a cranky, Tho he might have been helper or porter
 LXIX There is Rexfrd. curious name for our times, And one that don't seen to be suited to rhymes As rhymes are just now in order; But taking the map and the names as they come lts the name of person that oncs had q home Down thers on the shore where the sea with its Would sometimes dash overthe border.
 LXX There's another name that our early aires