The Press., 1895-07-11
Number 15.

Cheylusky end his wife, end his son end his wife. Now everybody, young end old, from far and near, hev heerd of the kind ness of these people, end although the scule children of course hev all grown up end scattered as they air, will allus re- member the kindness of the Scheyluskys.
 This third tenn was visited by mem- beI of the state board. He was a very pleasant gentleman, end received many helpful suggestions from him. ArbOr day and decoration day cum in that term, so it made term of hard work for all con- cerned. Decoration day wus every year observed by appropriate services on the hill, and the children of the different scules takin' part. Now the hill fulks he'd did great deal to build up the town, end materially felt as if fur away Aaron town couldn't nigh compete with lem. Wall, Aarontown children tux great pride end interest in ther scule end they thought they would go up to the hill thet year, so they worked very hard end the committee tuk them up in nicely trimmed wagon. Wall, the hill fulks jest had to acknowl. edge Aarontown children that day.
 I really feel as though ken not close without givin' you leetle description of the people, fur it was the pleasantest neighbOrhOod I wus ever in, and why shouldn't it hev been? fur thar was the Bishop end Mathew, Andrew, Peter, Paul Mary and Martha, end they were eneour- aged continually by bird singing sweet Carroll all of the time.
 Now some of the peculiarities of the people were these: There were more oi Wills sons than ever saw gathered to- gether anywhere else; people who were were exceedingly tall were always Round houses unoccupied, still never without a Tenant; a woman who was allus Wright man who wus white, yet allus Black a Hyde that could talk; Lambs that could read and write; people who didn't need a team, though exceptionally heavy, to gC from one place to another, fur they allus Bal-lou wherever they wanted to go; peo pie whom age never changed so but that they were allus Hansum; end as the Eng lishman said, "He never got into place where the male population knew so much fur there were so many He-no's." It wus the richest place ever heerd on, fur thel wus so many priceless Pearls and Juuls Not even a ROthschild could purchase them. No one ever looked shabby, fuI ther wus so many Taylors. The business was also flourishing, fur ther were many Prentices. The parson of Aarontown wul very sOciable man, yet cold as Snow But the strangest thing of all, end whicI I never heerd on afor or sence, end whicl attracted people fur miles end miles, wu to see Ball which actually extracte, teeth. The U. s. mail driver he'd to b very careful whenever he came and wen with the mail not to get the Burdocks O him, fur the post office was surrounde by Burdocks. Here, too, was Asa, Jacob Daniel, Jason and Joel, also Addison, Nel son and good Queen Esther, whom tn people loved as did the Jews of old.
 End to tek it all in all eniyed the yea much, though there was much hard wOrl in it. To me there is no love so sweet @ the love of children, end there is no on who has the opportunity of sowing tn good seed es much es a teacher, thOug the responsibility Is very great
 VERONICA VIEDERvOxHAM.
 Moose Meadow, Conn.,. June 21