Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-09


their acquaintance, and of favor be,towe,
on their part in allowing 1t.
majority Of the people were yerv IA
Sorahly disposed toward her at the clos,
OF the day, and still more so when sh,
begged to be allowed to carry Polly Whit,
and her baby home in her carriage.
What n day it has heen," Mrs. Main.
"afins SAID when they were all gathered
In one of the softly.ligh,ed room. after
her return. Full of perplexities, and vet
| have enjoyed it all And seem to know
them SO much better now. But what an
| experience for you, my fastidious Eleanor f"
and she laughed merrily at the girls ex-
presslve face, and half unconscious glance
at her small white hands.
Why, mammal" eagerly asked Mamie
You should have seen her. my dear. "
responded the mother Shaking bands
with those rough men, and looking as il
she liked It, Fancy those white hands w.
Ing in the toll hardened and blsckeped
ones Of the blacksmith"
He was as truly gentleman. in one
sense of the word. as many of the society
men know, mother remembered what
papa said, and when got a chance To talk
with him improved it, Ofcnurse he was
little Shy OF a stranger, but he talked
NerE "cli' and said several witty things"
DO y"n mean 10 say that a man as old
a. be was shy Of a little girl like you?"
asked her father with an amused laugh.
''''"'h'y not IL would express my
meaning more properly to say that he
"""'n hot TAX 50 freely with stranger,
"'""3h ne was entertaining and cour-
'couS'
pid you notice one they called jim,
'ar1' pony man IN frock and belt. with
red stockings drawn outside of his
pants ana queer shoes, Indian moccasins,
IT" '"ty caIi them
res hsd no introduction, but he
op'N' II 'i'e ana asked me how | liked
'''''" VI me "''h capital imitation OF
n" ''''e ahd accent He was full of |
''" MS quaint woods flavor very |
ne ""u'u pe capital chsrac-
w ''''"'"S'
are "s-""fds Tor the town
: ''A"c'l VIII! initiate him wonder.
'' y ''t' 'eH yen ABOUT Jin's
,.''''' "''Ps Eleanor;
an" laughed tlIi nearly cried
Al hIN dr"l! way Of telling it You must
~ MN !" 'r'i you Mamie and then Miss
ri'du'l went 70 the piano
Time passad ~ ,,,d .L,r,, ,
he VILLAGE If shov,iI,o ,,,ho.,t
,le were s,i,I pr.ipdiceI ,or, ~ ~.
warnings thev were il, q r,oa.,,-a ...,,..
b,y ycr,. heIn.d hv than, ruu ~,
yar,no fpr,ished ,rL
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aste was consulted very ,,f,oo t
> .
iainwariny .ptcr.d win , viii |
( their pl,ns Ar ,laasur. - {
rent. making suggestions sometimes il 60
ajnful a manner thst thcv farc;.t ~, i.
a. their own idea So, fnr,h ,.rb. t
lore pleasing way but ,L.ir - .
lele-s :
Schools wer. imnrovad. r,.-o ,, n
-----s ;. .r,o to,ros ,,4 -ro,, -, v
hat ne conld ne broader ana hisher ana |
ooirr than they Knew even IN That sma'!
tace' ana oe't 81 az they tr'eu 20 make y
o.
II "a> not ali d"ne IN moment pot ~
ears. ANA a. Mrs' Ma'h"ar'hS hau SAID
time alone conquered the "eep SCI pref :
Hl'e a3a'u>' the c''F l''A' III t"er
must anu IS" wise ones shook the'r
ea''> u'"'''u''H 10 ''ie rs 0o'''e Ee''e' t
Ahuehc' s'tuNeu working asa'"SI '''ehi' ,
ma thtE 'oh su>Pe''ed ~ u'oush IL "as
ON oet'te '"eS l'uu" out """' IL was
Tenn, the blacksmith, whose love OF fun
ha't Atlu ms '"u "''NN enemy sum-
lines, could not refrain from making the
point for his inventive gen
u to work upon, and many We're the false
tories told and Speeches made, not
through desire to lnJure but simply be
'au,e he could not resist teasing, and
tirring up strife among the people for the
amusement their discussions on the sub
ect afforded him True, when some new
story came out they said, 1t was only
some Of Tom, the blacksmths nonsense,
out after all it left subtle Influence.
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