Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-10-21

nave BcNh II hHe HILLS Otu
woman" has begun to think that some of the
fairies" have taken the advantage of the vaca-
ton the WIS so ready to grant, and stayed away
longer than they ought. If so. here comes one
returning TO beg her pardon and promising
that she may do go again sometime.
But want TO tell you. dear Aunt Madge. that
| II had been really truly fairy with wings.
instead OF E very busy woman with house full
! OF company. should have Hown over hill and
dale and been present at that Held day. for did
want to come SO much and grasp you and others
of the good sisters by the hand; but should no
be good granger II l didn't "hope on'' that
sometime my turn might come. And after all
| there are many pleasant memories treasured up
for the long winter months. of visits from dear
ones. and some whom we have bot met for many
months. and in the meeting 1t reca led visions of
childhood and old meu cries that are, from the
very associations connected with them, sacred to
Us. 30 If our vacation has been spent at home it
has not been wholly an unpleasant one / assure
| you.
| Since writing the above have read the NJ B.
column for Oct 7. and find that Aunt Madge
has given some of US subject for thought
which reads like this: II sometimes wonder If
human kind were not on the whole. made to be
self Satisfied creatures" No. dear Aunt Madge
I ram, thfnk tha, hnman k,nd were ever A..
s,gned m he sa,tsf,e with t,e,nselvas for ,Yore
=, so whore xso,,a no ,b. ss,dra,io,, q, c,tn,t =,
reach out bevona our oyrn salass ssI,ess n,
| seems 10 me that M one horn u,,h rro,ar
reasonino nouers and the at,,,,v Of ,ha,,b, III,
what no ,b.,- over 90 saIf r,ah,sons n.,e ,,,,as
| when they are NOT Uho1lv sa,i.faa WITH them
selves.
qrhe rorv .ro,r,s,,o ,,,., ro ,,os.a.s ,,..,,,,,,
ties of growth and advancement should cause
US to be dissatisfied with ourselves and also to
make the most of these possibilities as time and
opportunity present themselves.
80 - - 49, 'nape ~ 'iie me
,,,o,v ,,ors ana 49,. ,,sa IT. "a q, $50 ~
will ouote from The n.alm,st 81 sbsI, No sa,,s-
fed when / awake in His likeness - tina, "a
made perfect In Him. and not till then do ever
expect to be wholly satisfied with self. Now
have expressed my sentiments and hope to
near IRON Sister ana others very soon
na'e oae VI WV uo,nes''o mus 70 give oeiore
-, 20 ''i''' ''1' VI " 7'i'e
| n vop want AL nj. .r,,s, on 90, q,
| is to work the lard In with a snooo instead ~
the hand and use as cold water for the mixing
as available.
To prevent apple pies from running out, bake
the pies without the sugar and make syrup
of the sugar with as little water as possible. and
| pour In after the pie is done, while hot and IL
will be equally as good and save the ANNOYANCE
| of the running out process,
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lengthy epistle when began. but think Aunt
Madge is In part responsible for fl. With hest
| wtshes
o. l.
am very glad "S. ]. Y.u has taken mn
| .,,,
my "oros anu repieo 10 them SO fully.
trust others will give ms their oniniop as
raI.,i,n - ..sa,, s..,.s,s a..r,,
perhaps / ought not to say anything fur
| Their Just now, but after all. tbink there
really Ia so,ne,hina .ha sr;.,. =, -.
ia. ar. -. 90. -. O.. g. ~ ~ WV
saio: rs not this great Babylon which
| have built" still lingering among human
kind.
THANH vou an ,,,oh &C ~