Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-24

6ksAr Fosn, sept II.
Dear Auni Msd0c'
send you few more Of Piossse's quotations
to use as you need them when your beip Il SNAIL
and a leaf from her record Of books read.
When In Fairtcid this summer l had The pleas
are OF going 10 the Good VIII farm and Aoros. The
beautiful KeBnebec river 70 the Plies where they
hell the Good WIN assembly generous man by
the name OF Smith bought the srousd aud gave
the use Of IT, Tbry have crested large audi.
toriEm; have beautiful walks, Lawn tennis and
baseball grounds for the beys; q nice dinins-
room for the pablic. willis the meetings are Ia
session Il ss indeed an ideal place fer rest Of
both soul and body.
All this has been done through tho faith and
enterprise of one Isrs, hearted RAn who took
for his promise the STA sree OF the s7tR Psalm.
Tn. dFs4 commencement Of the cottage for girls
wAs tea eeats from tao iuIe b,,ys WHO earned Is
bY washlhE dishes two weeks without breaking
any. Mr.. Hinesi We faith with his wort viii
exceod the ''srSin Of mustard SEED
Farmers wives know hsw hard II "a some.
siaes 20 get fresh mest or somcthiag hearty for
dinner for THE men ia hayisg lna. spesK
from experiences. Wills tAEing siancr wish
nephew Of ny husband who lives on . large
farm they had 1ne o. sh park bieh found had
been canned In the spring have canned most
ewes ythsng. bat that idea was new 10 me. 50
pass on 10 the sisters. The meai was cooked,
plaerd 10 jars, lard poured over the top and
sealed tightly. ali u needed for the table was re.
beating.
10 there Is anything in this letter that will do
for your column shall be si4d 10 have written a.
".
Yes, it IL all good for our column, and I.
too, am glad you wrote II. Glad, too, that
you went TO Good WIN farm. have
been interested in that great work for
years.
We shall ali appreciate the quotations
you have sent Us. l was thinking as
! read them how glad Fiossie would be TO
have her old place continued in the col
umn-the place she filled so aeeeptably
with helpful, cheering. uplifting thoughts.
The page from her record OF books read
insert FIRST with the hope that il VIII
give our readers an idea they may use:
Title BIenBerhAsssf
subject; "An Incident la Early American
History"
Author Charles FELTON, Pidgin.
When read February 1919
Principal character AAran Barr Alexander
Hamilton. Theod osia Burr, Alstua Hannah gad
Margaret Blennerhasset, etc,
Comments To me one OF the poorest Of the
modern historical novels. yet worth reading for
the sake OF the different view Il gives OF certain
characters from that of history.
Title Lazarre.
Subject Dauphin OF France.
Author Mary Hartwell Cataerwood.
when read February TO s. isWs
Principal characters LaEarre, MAraulse &c
Ferrier, skenedopk, BellenseF, Count.
Comments Ia interesting study Of the sod
den return OF intellect TO a mind eiouled thrl'
abuse, for nine years. add a stirring tale OF tne
days when Napoleon reigned in France.
Books. old friends that are always new,
OF all good things that we know are best;
They never forsske US as others do.
Ana never disturb cur Inward rest.
Here T. truth fn a world OF lies,
Aud ell that In man IL great aud wise
When others fail him, the Wise man looks
To the sure comPaEionship Of books.
--AHdreir Lang.
"6lorious indeed Il the world of God around
a., bat more glorious the world OF God within
US"
"Rut not alone for childhood Is the sacred
ministry q home i Is the guardian Of youth.
a consolation amid the weary tolls Of mashoOd
and resting place for old age"
cit Is better TO hope than despair,
II Il better 70 trust than 70 DOUBT
4 nd the soul that looks upward In prayer.
Has light that can never go out"
From FIossie's Quotation hook.
AUNT MADGE.