New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
A NEW EVANGELINE.
SOME VEGETABLE FREAKS IN THE LAND OF
STEADY HABITS


Norwich, Conn, Oct 10 (Special).-A new version Of
the old story Of "Evangeine" eliminated a day two
ego in the mill village OF Montvle. few miles south
Of this city. Two years ago Miss OIL Gothree y
pretty woman in remote little village OF Canada
fell in love with married Of the place, + re,
Desndetes the couple eloped and the
After the flight Of their daughter old Mr.. and Mrs.
tiothree almost heartbroken, and within week
two Gothree with few dollars in HIS pocket. out
to ind her He had doubt she had to the United
States, ond in the last years he visited all the In
pCrtant mill towns and villages In New. England. He
carried picture Of his err8nt girl and his to
trudge into factory olce show the photograph TO the
superintendent OF the mill company and ask him whether
had girl who looked like the portrait. The
picture that OF merry-looking, black-eyed girl.
When Gohree reached the Office of Superintendent White
OF the Uncasyle Manufacturing Company, In Montylle
the other day. his hope OF finding Od had become
faint. nevertheless he pulled the old photograph out OF
his pocket and asked Mr. White II he had
who looked like IT, "Why, yes" replied Super
inendent White, after examining the picture for mo-
ment, that is photograph OF Mrs. Desandetes and she
and her husband work in our mill. She has been here
and half" added the superintendent "what
Of itP' 'sShe is my daughter, and l her."
excitedly replied Gohree, and then he told his story
The Superintendent promptly summoned Odl to the Office
who soon she her father recognized him and
fell into his arms, sobbng 1t happy well
pathetic reunion Montvile mill oce but when the
girl told her father that Desandetes had treated her
meany and that she was unhappy the old man became
furious Together with the superintendent he started in
CT Desandetes and the hunted through the
factory but in Desandete had learned that the
ed his track, and fed from the village
lie has not boon since But the Gotrees did not
bother themselves about him long, they happy
10 have found each other. "Never mind Desandetcs"
said Gothree to his daughter, "let him where he
peeses wo will go home.n They left Montvie on the
first outgoing bound for their home in the distant
Canadian village.
Elisha Anderson, Of Danelsonve, is very proud OF
some POTATOES he raised To astonsh his neghbors
he opened one hill in the field, which they looked on
In ave- Out Of that hill he dug twentyonc potatoes
one Of which was decayed. The twenty sound ones
weighed thirteen pounds, and filled a peek basket The
potatoes were all OF about the SIZE and were TO-
markedly smooth and handsome
At Wnsted Mrs Wallace Persons has succeeded N
raising tomatoes cucumber vines and cucunbers on
tomato vines Scientific curiosity the motive 0. her
undertaking. She wanted to what she could do
Captain Charles Hail. Of Westerly has great curiosity
a twin apple that weighs 1 pound and ounces. Ii
is Of the Peek's Pleasant variety, and is the same
sort o. twin that boys cheeks are, though slender
twlg runs the two hemspheres OF the apple twin
Captain George II. Bven, Of the place has odd
BALDWIN apple syndicate It being three immense apples
a single stem.