Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
In PURITAN
WORD PICTURES q
LIFE Or THOSE : S.s Y

IN, my nsvtr,. q
mo New sar'.pd s.ss .,''
TT. Though Puritan ,.,,,.
rnc sre and at, Sa,,sss Vi
ilfc, Making s ,r's ea.sahIl n
looked forward L, bss w,,i y B. n
tieipations by tho fs ""a ~ ii
,ers. Toll in tbat = " Y ssnl
lively sweGtened was inqst,|
Thurlow Weed 4
troughs were ,luv ~ sals M
, ,noro were no buckets "a, 4 . ~
, y tapped, your ,,,asd|
I ire FED there was l, H., 81 3, |
, ,hs ,, or Sparkling Vic NJ sIIs'|
o onS Transparent and d,Il' IVY 4
candy om cooled in suo S''', sss. !
on Many a farmers a, Wy Y
pest Opportunity for t,,s ssa III
IN his leisure molnsn VIVA, "a VI
push. At night YOU hss sa ". 1
keu,, and keep up ROM ,'g \, \
before dark. / remOnS Sua !, y
nave read a history Of 4. q =
tlon. l rclncmber' s i, X H. ss =
, 10 borrow TIC book ailr I ! y. " '
through tho snow shooI,.a' ' 7"
An old time New Fs.,..,
getting the inlttea, y ,s,.., |
your offer Of marriage , r's,,' 4
best girl, has an crJyIa ,t \
oil the earlier lays. on M \ n
ago gloves were unknown i I, Il
towns mittens wore kpl,,,sI..5
oil families. liza yoau, , ~. y !
from singing school wlts,I.
choice was holding her nI,'...l
Keep 1t from getting cold ss5,]
portunity to urge his al, !
proved acceptable, the hnud ~
II otherwise, an effor, d NJ
hind would leave The mIt,s. n
wonld get the nlittn, but \, A
There woro large iamIlla, |, \
SIR William phlpps wa, cusa Y J
benjamin Franklin was d, y
II. They reiolccd In Some ~
names. These are The pap.' !
ilyi Experience, wLlaIn \
Hopostlll, Wait, ThaaEs NJ
and supply.
1t is Interesting to note t.,, \
hour has gradually moycl M
noon until evening. Ills scsl
believed to be a corruption a \
or . O'Clock, tho hour at rha1
man conquorors ale thar e,I,i1
a young man from ihe Mslr1
itod New York OH y schoou, N
homo thus: Hardy ap,bod, \
dinner at noon. Most d d, \
theirs at G O'Clock, The rla \
theirs until Z or hall rast, a
upper crust don't dino uhtl 4
nost day" IIo had ,ad..a]
brought up TO think 10 o'tlxs n
hour.
Saturday night was Ire h,,]
the sabbath. The qult, hua 4
vadcd tho very Himosphgr 4 N
suppressed the bols,erous Eirnd
and early planted o reyerntln
New England Sabbath. Eud
expected to 90 to meetlnsanasrl
both services. Some Of tie II
rode In the saddle, tho god VII
lion, with the baby In la III
next Older child In irontrkhl|
lrst sabbath Of tho nonii y
could DO seen cantering Up d, I
with tho consocra,cd Jog II n
mental wine dangling i,an I'D
must have been a pleasant "
day morning to stand " W
watch tho worshipers n III
two, or IN families, theJ II
out of tho hills, from iha<A
west, from the north aslszt
for sabbath morning ! w.
church, ms all roads led tia
mer time the boys aud farf
shoes and stockings 10 ~
save them from the wear ii.'R
bushes and tho long. nnarlak
the duties Of the sexton VA =
hourglass. The sermon vur
close with tho last saudi q Y
How the children, and psii,f
people, watched the slasl ID
sometimes disappointed, iwisa
tiers had great gifts cicotarEi,.
wigs were full Of learnlrs Y
rs they had received lrc'lI W
In 1885 each meeting beus :
pendago Of stocks and whIH!li
In somc place they voted, ~
sons who should sisud cui q "
house during tho tine y ltn
should be set in the sicsss'
IL was also ordered ihi' ~ ~
Ing should DO punished y IN
stocks three times; telling ~
10 shilllngs or sitting 10 lk
times. In 1885 an urior'ariA
was lined for keeping h'us
man was fined for driving
ilyo miles on the sabbath dr (.
As long ago rs i7iSit hsh
bad bows, and tithlug men vsa
to SEQ That they dld"no'pliy,','a
and to keep tho dogs out q
Mrs. stowe gives . picture
meeting house, which : ".
found. 40 my childish 81.
house was fashioned cn ~ :,
Nonh's ark ard Solcmons
double rows Of windows d W
, y.oo h"i" oSIr /, over tlsni a.
jcc citing out a. tho east eId BY. y
l nrll az as' s ;n,l,abur cathedral Y,
,,,rip IL to ny eyes swaE
Ike canopy that hung ov, q. Y \
-, i,anI,od Inv a LONG irop !