Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-05-23
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at g I,n1 rafting of wheels, and the
ike many voices. Going to the
turn and Mary saw coming down
some ,+ furious rate the old hay
It its ~ with young people from Chic
thar had been berrying in Stur-
,ar, rrorn now returning home in
Tho horses were Enthusiastically
! Nth ferns and evergreens, while
- 4 -ho girls were ornamented in
slie rov. Conspicuous among the
sue ~ap was Ella Campbell. Henry
men :, Iroad-brimmed hat was rest
!. L,r long curls, while her white
$ re- ,a.+ was tied under Henry's chin.
Ieve4 '~on+ Jenny appeared the whole
Mise m q shout so deafening that
All, 4rl,r Perkins came out in a trice
ls,, IF fine Old Harry was to pay, or
.r No sooner did Henry Lincoln get
49, MARY than springing to his feet,
7alu .-,riog his arm around his head, he
uses -I ant. Three cheers for the
near l~ogm and her handsome lover,
2 Is Hurrah"
oeen ,r'r that smart?" said Jenny,
d. last the hay cart disappeared
t.m, and the noise and dust had
r3- subsidized. Then as she saw
hna- in Mary's eyes she added, "Oh,
,pen I'M. care if they did tease me about
ling a.I.r Ia nc lief no tnasnd about
$50. SHOT,
80. IN, that" said Mary, smiling in
'Say .RsrsoIf. nj Jcnny's frankncss. sit
or. M. didn't like to hear Ella sing
ana r.r brother, when she must have
he meant to annoy me-"
ca,v certainly was wrong" returned
tak. nut Ella isn't So much to blame
,nalr Gwr who seems to have acquired
81 influence over her during the few
and he has been at home. You know
ii i easily battered, and | dare say
any It has fully gratifed her vanity in
my respect for he says she is the only
boxing girl in Chicopee. But see,
ears comes Mrs. Mason; | guess she
sert liars what is keeping you so long"
best I moment Mrs. Mason entered the
Dia- room, Jenny commenced talking
use. Mount HoIyOke, her tongue run
Isei fast that it entirely prevented
and else from speaking until she stop
4. a moment to take breath. Then
8 n Mason very quietly remarked that
le q .ry wished to so to Mount Holyoke
ney could do 50, Mary looked up inquir-
70 r. wondering what mine had opened
maj @t.cn,y at her feet; but she received
lupt 4.mation until Jenny had hidden
Inc gn-5y and gone. Then she learn
:. BAT Mrs. Mason had just received one
-1y dollars from a man in Boston,
u10 bad years before owed it to her hus-
.ns' ID anil was unable to pay it sooner.
go N now said Mrs. Mason, there is
reason why YOU should not go to
1t lIoIyoIle, if you wish to-"
son DID, what a forlorn-looking place.
- aimed Rose Lincoln, as from the win
Us Of the crowded vehicle in which
had come from the cars she first OBJ
al ,e. view of the not very handsome
ex- sr Of South Hadley.
on. ">e was in the worst of humors, for
ati- some miSchance Mary was on the
900 seat with herself, and consequently
was very much distressed and crowd
H1e however, felt a little afraid OF
ID, Martha, who she saw was inclined
eli @5or the object of her wrath, SO she
Tn S@aeI her fault-fnding spirit until
arrived at South Hadley, where ev-
not ~.Ag came in for a share of her dis
&Slra.
s- I-t the seminary" said she con
~.,i'a>ly, as they drew up before the
~,ls "Why, it isn't half as large OF
4~,ae as l supposed. Oh, horror!
r." Shan't stay here long"
'g furniture of the parlor was also
g offensive to the young lady, and
~ @" Miss Lyon came in to meet them
WI Qua, was secretly styled "a prim
81 NY S4ppery-tongued old maid" Jenny
I'll Ve' who always saw the bright side
MI "@Jthjng, was completely charmed
Nl I'D v-e sweet smile and placid face
vi ' some conversation between Miss
,- ana Aunt Martha it was decided
II ,'' Sc ana Jenny should room togeth
matter of course, and that Mary
". room with Ida. Rose had fully
"I.e" To room with Ida herself, anC
FyNion made her very angry; but
e was no help for it, and she was
-y- 10 submit.
lei 1~' now in a few days life at Mount
al !o@e commenced in earnest. Although
Fly healthy, Mary looked rather
ri E.~~'e, and it was for this reason, per
I'll SS mat the sweeping and busting Of
ISL .'- rooms were assigned to her, a:
1T ,Euon Of the labor. Ida and Rose
III much worse, and were greatly
IL I"s when told that they both belong
I'll % ,ie wash circle.
|5 Declare" said Rose, ''it's too bad
81 Walk home before III do it" and she
E .4'e.. at her white hands, to make sur,
81 We're not already discolored by tht
III @otul soapsuds!
& emmy was delighted with her allot
81 nj, which was DISTINGUISHING.
E / m glad took lesson at the poor
se years ago" said she one day t.
Se, VINO snappishly replied:
ID shut up about the poorhouse, o.
81 [ think you the pauper instead o
dam Howard"
81 P&0per? Who's pauper?" asket
-y Downs, eager to hear so desirable
Piece Of news.
& Ida Selden's large black eyes reste,
d 'oy;0gly upon Rose, who nodded to
q hi Mary, and forthwith Miss Down
& Parted with the Information, whicl
0., long in reaching Mary's ears.
6N Nhv NTar1- what's tho nottprW ask