Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-19
What his busfness could be and 70 should not dare
 To say that he lived without learning.

To say that he lived without leaInlnx. LxU
 I Rscl sfeS sGS an s ,s innsssper lived tls wharf,
 so sseqstomsa to isrser sGl dinsns1sa:: asa G~et Ms ps.Esss S :: :s;; FsI F ss:
 Their quaTrels and pstty disssntiona,' ra = on'ek There's q house by tho water. too. marked for Jno Tho, farmer he still may have boarded packet.
 The packet fcr New York city; S:s;.s S:s I sas : Ana s%sns fsr ass.s issS,ss E. There's one other mariner named as Tho Row. And heinS @ sail1r yas much on the %. r.- is '. Gould isr hardly have hesn otherwise; And freeusntiy spsnd a their saoa.5, ia shor. 0y iano .naht s1sfks are many times pinioned and In debt to their staring surprise. LXXv. ! - a4 sssss t1s ss He ses s. % s sss s. sas sss%s ss, And very industrious scornfng ahirk, While one of them grown might have married With name that sounded like Bromley. ssens tss saIDe l In most any light or condition; And they should clash With hs ss facts my dear friend,
 No matter whst dirstul h grim wo.ls they portend. LXXvI For dream of the time when the town was . VII. And the farmers raised crops and perfected their | Just a. whsrs her. the town pump now # st..ding;, Ano 'neae s w5d sod tner pow shares they turned up Gee Zee having as d shs oE E with ',, . hickory rod. Obedience always demanding. 1 LXXu l farmers house stood where pr. Mclean DiscSor,ss To n;a so smoothly in m excellent vein And the whetting of scythes and the cutting of As tho tramp of the mower at sunrise would pass, wieh ns s irishs ,s bling % up in wave shaping ass And the bobolink sang where the choirs rshearse. 1 where the organs bass notes and the mellowy msoous soands ~scR shsre snd tSen Were borne on the air are repeated again From the throats of birds and the throats of men, | All this where the COWS were grazing. 1 LXXK | Once more consulting the ancient map
 Ny fancy with plsasant imprelaion; Co oo.sy co.oieIs oo 4uiosAy Aouuu
 By making to death a concession XXC A name that you cannot believe is . myth, | r, For its patent to all attention; ... , BiacEs|ith , or UT tinsmith or or siysrsnith: whichs And others perhaps have been poised from the But his does not need any mention. l XXCI Zuriel Kimberly, Talmadge and Thorpe, must weave these in with my rayelling warp | As threadsin the towns old history; And Widow Lyon and Ierael Smith, Who possibly now with their kin or kith Are sleeping under some monolith With men of e vanished consistory. S1a TSnn T ,Th9msoI pr. fSE%srly Ter, John D.%ss A we'll known site and location; It Is just where the Hillhouse avenue meets coss \ scientific ovation. xXCII. | There is Punderson, Doolittle, Porter, Noah Porter, but as one name is shorter, l beg you to waive closer inspection; As rhyming with some of these names is task, 2nd 50 Ss pesu1ancs % juss Would ssk That no ear would note the infection. xXCIv.
 H' muss aos aos omis a2 @iss And one, William Scott, is a barber: With Townsend another both doubtless would In that nice occupation, the cutting of hair, Except when the poles were laid very bare. | XXCV And no letter to designate red. white or blue. nevsr Sss so oes1 ts in H1 ntsiiissns % 3E define iss l. hoy he spent hlS coloni.i day.
 To me there is no solution. XXCvI There's Cal Thomas. J. Holt and another. Harry Thomas who must be Gals brother, All toters with one firm endeavor- To '1'rsss sa from the earth and each well cultured The The .uostsnSe of living and fruit of its yield. The tools of their calling forever. XXCvu
 For there must have been less by the look of the Of real occupation for . competent man In any other department;
 woga s,as chen R.s SSiDs xsFs As one that's here now. or he's Known by that Lancasterian scholar;
 And knew k him jim yell vel in the days of his youth; That he lived in those times and is now here for Likea former century dollar XXCIX And Caleb Nix on the map Is down, Familiar name in the present town And the present generation; But not as then in the farming way. And To tho I9d,ts bis head s, Is :omswhat % gray.
 thsss s The M msas and ahedoss of ancisns sim.s @ pps sns seS 9Syns
 We admit with . true confession. XCI There's Jc and Steve Trowbridge, of these, One lived by the water and smeld the sea breese. The one by the water . mariner bold, Might have aye traded and bargainsd and bartsrsd and But in his siaunch vessel which tumbied or polrd, Gould never have been purioiner. XCII But in all the records and deeds of the town, The name sf Trowbridgs Is certainly down, And they ve ssid out their ships on the salty tide. And always have taken an honest pride. In having Wtg h,n sailcr sI as msste. and Euide' xCIII There's Brown and Brown, jr., who lived by the And living near Punchard of course could be free,
 As he was . bit of a sailor; And think hs was satisfied that vas vas his sphere. ter with rsliicking gait and . leer.
 Brown IT,, tho, he was tailor.
 xCIv There are Hetchkisses. farmers. their names arc
 here still, They were numerous at times and they started
 mill,
 Where Wes. Rock stands close to the river; And they formed such positive actual group That they hourished and never were known to
 dro0p,
 And never were thought to be all in the soup
 Or ever to falter or quiver.
 xCv As they were 70 many town took their name And was Hotchkiss town. tho 1t Is not new the
 But sam1 stIIi has nam. and station; They changed 1t and had 1t reehrlatened Weotvile, That name fs has held and will hold it still, Till they manage at Hartford to roll thro the bill
 That favors consolidation.
 XCvI And then t will melt, as 1t properly should, And be fully absorbed for the public good,
 Because and Jor various reasons; Individuals may be alarmed at the fact At such decision and such . compact,