The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-01-03

ment than the announcement fran, +bo
Judge that he vonld t;nf., tho char,-oe "a
a finish. The women arc NOT darntod IA,
this announcement. however Thev say
they can ana will fr:y. dates ana c,,,,,.
thing if the Judge forces them to do so era
he quits the fe}l
The ladies' of Maine base iNeir CHARGES
against the sInrrrna coIrt iudgo unon
village romance
Two years ago JUDGE Roster the big
man of the village. NJ, nan who cwncd
the largest house and bat the most inllu-
ntfal .SciaI .orrect:,,,, ..,t ,,,b, y,',, NJ
the head of the CONGREGATIONAL ch1,rch,
e. IN 90" "a N.'9 "-t 1io'','I e.','l -,
alid an lHslt-ttiis et'-iioHI man co!i.helc'u
TO eVlhce maFAed p3F,.aii-y TOR the COM
partnership Of the village barber
The judge became a regular u Her ct tho
house at all times of day or evening. aud
was generally Sociahio VITA the family.
when, though estHaile enough, vas nos
exactly 10 say t"' east on me Socla'
49, W. ',''' J ">7I ~ '' a+[.i tf4
i,I.! " i,''' '..S1,..
t5sr hE.5;uss in a-0.ol ,nood and a pretty
yrnrnonhooJ at tn.,f .+h,, common, ed 70
pass comments. The comments didn't dis
,urh the fuige. He spent considerable of
his fine At The harbcr5s house. so much of
n .b.t thn r,mor of his strange atiltat.on
berame noisel about all over Maine.
Now oxford county 9riics Itself It's
rugged noralty. The people call them
selves the oxford Bears They main
tain that they preserve all the best usages
and traditions CT the anc4~nt New England
regime. In such commGn!ty-t"t center
Of the countys moral ana reHs ''uS S7u'I-
ment-in Bethel the judge could NOT hilch
up with the village barber ana hu-d colH-
Dental talks on the street with MS pretty
volIDo JauEhter and even take the B.T1
,s rttr Mn, on trims IN tho city without
|""9 - Sc ava. ana looking on
Bethel opening us tS ala i0o'''"7 VA
There got to bc coIdLesS' " men Dc'il01
celebrated IFS cGnteHa,,di l"o Sg" I1 IN ~
and all the local sI1e'..,, t,.,r,, ~ IN.
village square and LaiAod NOR IN"
temperance 70 me rl7.HS o''Gi '''ol'' III
Foster was not ahoh& lne HN','" 9po"A-
er5. He wasn't even on inc S'"""'
This Was the Climax.
Then matters came TO even d more ul9-
trrssing climax mere was 9rl'i0" UN0l
Tho CONGREGATIONAL church i'll the village
=, younr minister by the name OF James
t,oa REV Mr.. Jordan, Il ough young,
"''"'''' 49,, ,,,,tcrrrffeJ sort ana he saw
- one % w tfG t5,-hoi ,,ncr, ,,+fo, q
Otlot1 nan 80 - ,,.,,rt,t NJ ,,.
dan called some of the elders OF the church
.,~..,i.,,, ana Informed them that il was
- .,:,.,, +bat tha indie did not visit the
his op-H-on tN'l Liz J"'T' va ~ 800 ''
home oil tue hatoCI Simply i'I 't~ SAM VI
intellectual diversion.
lie saw In those persistent visits some
+h3,e~ ,,rofud.cIal to the interests Of the
' ,,,',3 M; therefore ne oro,nsad 10 20
,,t ,,f ,,srfor,,, hts dnf,. onlv tha
ioIIh ana p@F+o'I" i'S u"'5' On1y mo
minister expressed II tAl9 way: i II 90
your dirty Work Tor the SAKE Oh me ChurcA
and men III cave" ANA before he start
ed IN on ms t%Ih',.aI -iiSt we JCG8c As
placed IN Ia" Names o. we tHlIti' MS res,
Enaton 10 ne Ic'eu Won -Ie.t ne sIo ~"
nave torn out the cetHsG OF lHe bl5S'Ilect!oh.
1t was after ali pFetly couraSeou@ I'm
dertallnG tor a youtn M.Il a'I9 own way
to make in the world TO thuS come out ana