Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18

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NL---tNt- IN iis,es that the J.r-
Tr-ari. IN H son iayitei viii
M BI4k never avail himself
.ttiA,lN % the courtesy
NIHl Fortunately fos N.
MY Purpose - this
&VU story Master Ihilip
w ilAyn. shom Mr
Tran,lly ta.i a.se,i o. call. Sas too young
all tno unarrisinaisl o. The usagr. - polite
-..isty b. r-sari tho feulark IN any hui iis
ariuai scuss
II sua,il usss --,ftps,i ,.l toany cue know
ing ths to mn aBi their respective ia
tiou. IN lfe rrsmlay was Nes Nors
m~syhhnt. ssil knosu anil - fair Standing
IN ihs inn traic llsyu ga. son u ths farmer
a .ho~. hrls, The rramlay family hsi
pa--,i ue sln,nssr When "a. ramiays
ds,.rninsi tn etchange the late summer dusi
q the cu1niry foF ths rarly autumn dua q
tie rity. "a was ihuip sho drove the oil
fashAsirl rafrYan that transIuri~i them
irrm the farm O. ths railsay station Tho
bal - tho nier'hants family sas attir~i
lte q svil O. IL busins-s man, Ihilips cat,
,s.i Ani trnsrrs ssre rvnn,nis - ihrrs dif'
icr,nt suits. uons q ry,,nt cut Tho cunirAsi
sas male sharJsr ~ the casy oundesrsusion
- ths otirr man anil the rather asksarl Def
sfvltor - lhillI. AL " Hi1vci Nh rramlay
b. sh,'I-r a. hsr huslani hslf-'l hcr aluari
a.. train
'say.sa b. ~srs 10 tale 80 ., yUar
.uri lslgaTT
M m.fvhani shnisg~i h. shouLiors
slishily anil r,ill,i. 'Woo-s men have cAllci
ur.n ". my d-af wlihnut l-ing male 20
feyl unwslrno
I think rscail L. l,,l.oi fun. -rymafs
~i Ml. LARA Tnmlay
T,sn the thrs.,. fnIioss,i by smaller niom
To-. = Ga family. oyuI4si A. many snais
nsar siu.lp~,. al p.i,ls,l smil.n= aiisus ~
th- train stATiei
trlprtlruni their silutAti0ns ctocpi tho
,m,is.. -iU,eh,s the irTarturp q al thc.a
I..l,. uls,ls Lln fc'l s,l.r ile followed The
train uiih his s,r- until 70 sas oai q sight,
then h. ,irws,i into tho 90 cauyan anil
drits iriskly hI.ussarl d-cllaing o. rsln up
ani r,l,ers, stih sss~fal slicsals luugvrs
-hn maun -,si a sillingness a. cunvcrs
ai..lt thr departed gu.-t. Wbcn b. rvachoJ
lto ouicr olse u tbs itiis ,ilhgu b. allowed
ile b.f-a, q r,hI-.' into ihs,r nornal salt,
sL.ch sas sl1v salk ~ "a the rvins han.
lss..iy. b. l.an~i faFsaDi uuiil biz sllo~s
fys,s,i uJ.on hi. knrr. anil Lis hAi Trim s'.mc'i
lnclin.l o. s'ral- acquaintance slih tho dash
Lard. th-l b. slasly rrp-ai-l
d" u. slre % b.. be up shrn yul come 10
81 rity Noa nav H. nrr that VII
Tbs aiycnt q tho Tranlays ~ llAyu farm
hal l..n TF,.luciivc - n-s s-n.ations a. All
s,r~ft~i TIE yuuu-vr msmlsr q The
rrsmiay family hAi 40 Gfsi uTpsl-.i thg i'lan
q stlnuisr Ca a farm thsy bat spent Ons
.a-,u ~ Mount D,-.ri. anl pat ~ another
a. Stfatgga. ani, a. Ina hai t-.n "uat" q
,car. an.i hAi a SISTER -bo cEIs'cisl cfriy 81
mi.,. % b, u,s,ruIoliiAn rOliscti1n u foss
bais .inst a summsr 10 the cuunifJ the
r,ils. cumomn. rial couniTy tho Tguissts
hA.i lssn earnest Hat th- heai q lils fam
W bal All b. cOaiI not Afior,i anythiug tst'
,sr. trsls -as duu. a m,n hal o. hye sithin
as iucum- e,c iosilc.. ttsr mliher's
tsalih ~as ~; ciaai o. q sumner in -s-isiy,
III, sOaI anl that s,aieulsni q c'us raisui
stru-s sbon explaining the iamil, pans 10
thar trend.
Arrived al Hayn Farm. "a, ubjsii1ns u
tn Ilveniis Tramlsys quickly dsapp-arci
E,,fything sAs nss AMI s;ranga, nothing
"a, rrl.,li.ni. Ani much sas Interesting anl
amusing. vhat mnrv cogl thsy have lof-i
f.r anys sbsre-sycn "a Iartsl TIE farm was
s,s.l AMI sell manag~i, the rupnn Nat ani
oslifortal,is thuugh oti fashipassi sIi the
g. % Intelligent, though Me i.ura IF0
q l1cs,i them 'asfully funuy' Tlv hoai
ol the family was one u thr many farm~r
So, "tonk bUs.rlsfs- 30 give be osu family
. a, =. -. - :. .s....a. 1. - ttut I,
t.il.r osu cirris ~ arquaintancci-an Upf.or'
tl1liy shich they s,nsl unlissly ever to
n 4 In any oi'ser say. hal b. len able 10
cl..-a TIE .-nior IIsyu wuuil have pat
Int, Ll, ,parr r,.ln, uuiru Theological
srninaFy prufesor with hts family. bat, a,
o., .uch I.sr-oa rc-poBiSi D. his mo,issi al.
,yr'i-msn,. 10 accep,sl an irnn merchant
az family Instead
Strast-rric. we're last ripcnlns Shen the
7 ln,ilys ay.arei at liAyn Farm. ani tbs
luls Tnmlays were AlloEsl % forage az
viI On the calaci0u, oil straslserry It'd,
th-1 can,s other bcrriss, in the brambles II
y n they tore tbsir cluth-. ani col0r~l
a. . lips for hour. At time Then cherries
o. lensl on a dossn oil trst. shic1 the cub
drra srrs never rvmintsi bal not bssn
fiiaisl for their especial t-nedt Then the
,,,s..l,e Yield o, an orvhari sas theirs, -
Or as ihgy cOali absorb IL Besides, there
d. a bat on Ioni, ani another on litils
s an that cmp,iei into the "ccan not Tar
4 ay. and. although tie llayn toys Al~ays
.-umsi 10 have work O. do, they frclueuily
,.lh L. persuaded o. accompany the chill
,!Fsn 10 scsp them from drosning them
s..yss
FJr Mrs Tramlay. ~ho really Was al In.
valid, tLors were lons drives % bs tAksu,
u,rr rua.ls soms u which wcre veil shaded
All O;hers commanding tine views, anil 10
VS. - rss;ful 10 10 abls % drive without
,.s.ial prryaration in the way - drcss-
.s..hJut tn. the Bev.slty 70 scrutiniIlns
r..-a approaching vehicis Tor fear 10 might
,,ll,Ain SINS acluainlahcs ~bo ought io 10
sssOsniksi
A. fos tbs bal .: tAs family. Who spsnt
oaly saturday. anI S4nlays w,th his fam
Ny. L. sssmsi % hnl cOngraial socis;y In the
Lrn.l uf the bOu-s-s falt which at nrst gave
o. vile groat unsasilss' ani annoy ancs
"El-z-.' M TAn!ay wouI ay, 'yog
s-s 81 fiAyu Is oaly a common farmer"
LIS rs.,srtabls. AMI thorouIhly uBisr'
E-Ell. HI. OslI Ja.lnaNs. tas husband rcpliei
-'tsoTs. os.. lther ~ ~hich is god enough
a. O rat- ne lac . man. unls-s b. lapI-n. 20
a. .ls .rssllaA 'Comm0n fcTnsgr Why.
H. ..... . Imoa iros mrrc.nnt cay assI."
"ia ,iH,roat prvtastei NJ TraEiiay.
- i.' Vel. dat uy 10 sIp.aln ho~.
L..e su.aaa. tsi1 10 sure io g.'e yo1
t-as iEys' s~.l lshs'
so ,rAn.iiy rOaiinust to devvts hours 20
~a-: v "a Ia hus;, pr,sAns high prio~i cisary
AZ ~. AMI sasiinf the farmers p'ps. and
tol.acoo in rvium IL found that iiayu, Ike
any Other farmer with trains. had dons sotns
hard thinking In the thousands u days when
hls hands ~ere employel at common work,
and that his views % affairs In general. out
si.ie ~ the iron trade, were at last as sound
a. Tramlsys own, or thos ~ any one whom
Tramlay knew In the city.
The one irrrcoDcilabls member of the fam
ily Was the elder daughter. Lucia She wAs
the olisst child, - she had her o~n way;
ahs.~as Pretty, - shs bad always bssn Tst-
te.i; she was twenty, - chs knew everything
that shs t.aought worth knowing. She bad
loug before reconstructed the world On her
own mindp Just a. 10 should bs, from the
standpoint that it ought TO exist solely Tor
ber benefit Not lad tempered, on tho con-
trary checrful and full Of high spirits. che
was neverthele- In psrpstuai protest against
everything that ~as not ersctiy - she would
have Il, and not all the manners that careful
brssiing coah impart could restrain the un-
cousrious insolencs peculiar 20 young and
self satisfiei naturss She would laugh loud
IL at table at MrA Hayus way Of <rving an
onslet. tell Ma ilayns husband that hi1
Sunday coat looked 80 funny" exprse hss
mind fr~>ly b>forS ths whois housshoh e