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friend, good wife and motb.,
an. neighbor, an excellent bo,.sp pleas
and faithful homc-maker 'kespsr
At the age Of nineteen she w..
to Capt. A. Judson Robinson a, s. married
Harbor, who survives her. Ths;' a*ess
daughter, Bertha, lovely On, ~. a. elasst
1884. One daughter-Mrs ~ u,ed IN
two sons-Fred and Ralph Robinsos s0ms'
brothers-Augustus and Clarence T. Two
one sister-Mrs. Grace Clark ps.. sufk,
three grandchildren still 1.-Two :, and
west Harbor. On all of the.a sou'h'
other friends the loss falls beav;,,. "aa %
her active ministrations to their ~, =, -
and happiness she had made ba,.. v~'oF
essary to them. nee.
her last illness was short. Thu ..,,
ending wrenched the hearts Of bs, suusn
On Thursday. July %, a large nn.. uas
sad and silent friends assembly, Lumber ot
late residence. Rev. Charles Havnat her
nounced words OF comfort to ths n s pro
family. The gifts of flowers w sas afflicted
and beautiful. The intermept ~, proluse
family cemetery. "as III The
Aug. 10.
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EAST LAMOINE.

Capt. Frank l.. Winterbotham, of the
steamer J. T. Morse, spent Sunday at
home.
Erastus Moore and family attended the
Moore reunion at Ellsworth Falls last
Wednesday.
Among the recent arrivals are H. Nc
Dewitt and DIR. Cole and wife, at Luther
Gilpatrick's.
Mrs Isaac Hodgkins and Miss Elsie
Noyes, of Bar Harbor, visited Mrs. Dyer
Young last week.
Miss Beth Macomber, OF Seal Harbor,
has been visiting her grandfather, A. r.
Devereux, the past week.
Miss Louise Newman and Miss Dorothy
Sherman, of Bar Harbor, have been guests
Of Miss Myrtle Hodgkins the past week.
Mrs. Harry McNider, accompanied by
her two children, will leave this morning
for Dover, N. H. After short visit there
she will go to Medford, Mass, to reside.
Mr.. McNider will join her in September.
Aug. 10. H.
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BIRCH HARBOR.

Rev. w. H. Rice and wife, OF North
Livermore, are visiting relatives here.
Aaron Rice is rebuilding his sta Bile. Ii
was so badly wrecked in the February
gale he was Obliged to tear it down.
Four young misses have recently ar
rived here. 4 daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Young or August I, one
to MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Ninslow and one
to Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Rice on Aug. 3, and
one to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rice Aug g..
Mrs. E. r. Young and soa Lester, of
North Lam inc, were here last week to at
tend the Rice reunion. Though the day
was unfavorable for out-of-door sports, a
g0odly number braved the wet to he pres
ent. 4 good time is reported, the only
regret being that those living at distance
were unable to attend.
Aug 10. c.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Curtis Hooper and wife are visiting in
Sullivan to-day.
Mrs. Wilfred Gordon, who underwent
an operation the past week, and Maurice
Gould, who suffered from fractured limb,
are both doing as well as can be expected.
Mrs. Calvin Springer and Miss Angie
Hardison have been visiting their sister
Mrs. Harold Carter. in West Ellsworth.
Mrs. Carter, with her son, returned with
them for visit.
The Hooper family reunion will be held
at Georges pond Aug. rs; il rainy, first fair
day. All connected with the family in
any way are invited to be present. 1t will
be the second meeting.
The Misses Greene, of Bar Harbor, who
have been visiting Mrs. j. H. Patten the
past week, have returned home, accom-
panied by Miss Nora Bunker, who will
make her aunt q short visit.
Rev. Ralph Farrell, formerly of West
Sullivan, preached in the Freewill Bap-
tist church Aug. 8, afternoon and even
ing. He is q member Of the society OF
Latter Day Saints. Meetings will be held
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day evening, when Rev. w. S. Jones, OF
Newport, X. l., preached fine sermon.
Miss Dorothy Shepherd, OF Rumford
Falls, who has been visiting her grand
father, Capt. Deasy, has gone to Castine
to visit relatives.
Mrs. J. S. Coombs opened her hospit-
able home to company on Friday. Mrs.
r. d. Guptiil, Miss Guptill and Miss Iona
Nichols. of Searsport, in were the party.
An English yacht was in the harbor Sat
urosy, coming for the purpose OF landing
William Seavey, jr., who had been pilot
from Bar Harbor to Marblehead and re-
turn.
Lyman Hewins, OF Washington, d. c.,
with party, arrived the last OF the week
for a short visit with his brother. w. p.
Hewins. They made the trip from Wash
ington in Mr.. Hewins' yacht.
Aug. 20. c.
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MRS. HENRIETTA ROBINSON.

Mrs. Her rietta Robinson was born at
Southwest Asrhor, Dec. "a, 1889, and died
July 20, 1865. She was the eldest child OF
Seth H. and Lucy Ward Clark.
As child and young woman she pos
sesssd marked beauty, grace of form, and
a fine, instructive regard for the nice
proprieties Of life, combined with decision
and energy of character. Those who knew
her well loved her; always seeing in her
many delightful qualities which made her
loved and valued daughter, sister, and
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MARaAREr cEcrL rRAsK.

The angel Of death has again visited us
and Margaret Cecil, the eleven year old
daughter of Mrs. Maud f. Trask, passed
peacefully away at the home OF her grand
parents, J. b. Mason and wife, on the
morning OF August after a months ILL
ness with brain trouble.
The funeral services were held at the
Congregational church Tuesday afternoon,
and were most beautiful and touching,
Revs. MIR. Haynes and Mr.. Barnard speak
ing comforting words OF appreciation Of
the sweet girl. Her schoolmates sang
softly and sweetiy one OF her favorite
selections, .will There Be any Stars in
My Crown?" and a hymn which she had
sung as duet with a schoolmate at the
close OF the spring term, ..Saviour, Lead me
Lest Stray" was beautifully rendered by
and the proiusion OF fragrant flowers, OF
which the dear girl had been passionately
fond, testified o, loving sympathy. She
was followed to her last resting-place ct
Mt. Height cemetery by her schooimates
carrying beautiful bouquets to place on the
casket in tender farewell.
Little Margaret was much loved for the
gentleneA and beauty OF her character,
always ready to help in any good work,
faithful attendant, at her Sunday school,
kind and loving to her brothers and sis
ter and her schoolmstes, patient and du-
tiful in her home life. and her loss
will be deeply mourned by many friends
and relatives. Dickens lines most fit
tiagiy apply to this sweet life that has
bsen so early called 20 the heavenly
places:
Little Nell was dead. No asleep. so
calm. SO pure, 50 free from trace Of pain. so
fair Ia look upon. she seemed a creature fresh
from the hand of God and waiting for the
breath of life. not one who had lived and
suffered Geath. Her couch was dressed with
water lilies aud sreea leaves, placed there
by the hands of those who loved her. for well
they kaew il would have been her wish TO
have something near her which had loved the
light and had the sky shove it always. Then
we laid her down To rest. fair pale lily
among the lilies tina. she had loved so we'll"
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

Miss Beulah True is at home from New
York.
Mrs. Harry Perkins, of Rockland, is at
F. l.. Colby's.
Asa Colby, of Malthan, called on rela-
tives here Saturday.
The schooner Mary Z. Pennell dis
charged coal for the Maine Central last
week.
Winslow Kingman, wife and daughter,
of Concord junction, are visiting relatives
here.
Joseph Jellison, with his son, OF Ten
ants Harbor, is visiting his brother, w.
w. Jellison.
Matthew Murphy, who has been in poor
health for some time, has been quite i'll
the past week.
Aug. 10. G.
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MAY.
NORTH HANCOCK.

Myra Springer left to-day for Washing
ton, here she will teach.
Charles Googins and Pearl Stratton of
the steam yacht Aria made q short visit
home this week.
w. E. Tracy, wife and daughter Gladys,
and Elfreda McGown spent Sunday with
Mrs. Charles Googins.
Aug. 10. ANON.
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ANY,
WEST FREMONT
w. d. Thurston is at home

w. d. Thurston is at home.
L. W. Rumill was in Boston on b,.,,...
last week. ''ess
Ashbury Lopaus has gone Ia NJ,
Haven to work for the government, '
Mrs. Charles H. McDermott q, Vs..
port, arrived Friday to STAY wi,h ' W
daughter, Mrs. r. L. Provan. few -. -
Mrs. Cora Clark and daughter r..
came home Saturday, ACCOMPANIES :
Miss Sarah Holmes, of woodiords -,
Miss Edna Luut and Master RodDar :.
South Portland.
Ralph simonds and wife, of A,bmo,,
Mass, are receiving congrsttlation. !
the birth Of son, born July 2s-Ranh !,
Mrs. Simonds is former resident q, N.
place-Zulma Lunt.
Aug. 8. Ty,,v
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EEDHAAI.
CHEER.
Aug. 10.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Cray August 2.
Russell Lyman and wife, Of Brewer, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Black.
Mrs. II. H. Black is visiting her daush-
ter, Mrs Albert Vanadestine, in Orono.
Charles White, of Seattle. Wash, for
merly of Orland, was in town last week.
Mrs. E. A. Thompson and daughter have
gone to Tobique, n. B., to visit relatives.
Miss Gladys Eldridge, of Brewer, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Wentworth Staples.
Miss Irene Conant, OF Boston, is board
ing for few weeks in the home OF w. W
Black.
Aup e. B.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

NJ. A. Goodwin has moved into his new
house.
Eddie Calor has gone to Caribou, where
he has employment.
Clarence Wiley, OF Cherryfield, was the
guest of John Coombs last week.
Miss Hutchins, of Boston. is spending
hsr vacation at Frank Bradbury's.
Ed. Durham, OF Ellsworth Falls, is WIS.,
iting his grandfather, Warren Clark.
The Clark reunion will be at the home
OF Asensth Springer, West Franklin,
Thursday, Aug. q; il stormy. the first
pleasant day. Picnic dinner. All are in
vited.
Aug. 10. CHEER.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Mrs. Beruice Salisbury and family left
yesterday for Trenton to visit her parents,
Arno Marshall and wife.
Willard Young and his 81 ster Margaret,
who are employed at Northeast Harbor,
made short visit home recently.
Miss Anna Young, who is employed at
Bryant & STATIONS in Boston, arrived
Sunday morning for months vacation.
She was graduate from there in June.
Aug. 10. Y.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBOR .

A new coat OF paint has greatly inn
proved the appearance of the J. A. Freeman
cottage.
J. c. Ralph has completed his photo
graphic studio. the work having been
delayed for week or more, while his
burns from the gasoien. accident were
healing.
The hotels and cottages are now well
filed, and boating and driving parties
are enjoying the fine weather, though the
storm OF last week interfered with some
pleasure trips.
Mrs. II. B. Giiley, who has been for
some years almost helpless as regards
walking, being obliged to use clutches,
one day last week accidentally slipped
and badly sprained her foot and ankle,
and W i'll be confined to ner bed for some
time.
The public library association has lately
purchased a box of books, about forty
five in number, besides having received a
gift of three volumes of poems, with the
compliments of the author. The books
have been prepared for circulation, and
are now ready for the readers.
DR.. Charles f.. Freeman, OF Oakland,
Cal, is visiting his parents and will re-
main East for six weeks. 1t is more than
probable that his mother will return vita
him to the ''golden state, the climate,
productions and resources OF which he
describes in glowing terms. DR.. Free
mans wife remained in attendance upon
her mother, Mrs. William Cox, who is ill.
An automobile from Brewer dashed
through the streets one day last week,
| creating panic and frightening one horse
so that he turned complete somersault,
throwing the owner of the wagon, stephen
Gilley, out, and scattering the load of
groceries and other small wares in every
direction. Strange to say, aside from the
shock of the upset, which rather dazed
MIR. Giley, he was uniniured, and all the
parcels were in good condition. The
| owner OF the auto again rushed to the
''corner" to find doctor, thereby creating
another sensation, but no further damage.
Aug. 10. SPRAY.
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WEST TRENTON.

Mrs. Duncan Mathews, of Somerviile,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Annie Davis.
Charles hopkins, of Hudson, N. Y, is
here after an absence of twenty-three
years, visiting relatives and friends. ALI
are glad to greet him once more.
Augustus Hopkins, who has been at Bar
Harbor under physicians care, arrived
home Saturday, somewhat improved in
health. His wife, who has been with him,
accompanied him home.
Aug. 10. s.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Arthur Eaton is at home from Eden,
where he has been working for several
weeks.
Miss Sara Mcfarland has returned from
Northeast Harbor, where she has been
employed since April.
George Nj. Haskins and wife have re-
turned to Melrose, Mass, after spending
three weeks vacation with relatives in
this vicinity.
Reuel Mcfarland, wife and little daugh-
ter / ellen, and Mrs. Helen Laffey, Of Ban
gor, drove to Steuben Fri Jay to visit rela-
tives. They returned Sunday night, and
Mrs. Laffey left for her home to-day.
Aup 10
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ANON.
FREMONT.

Leslie Rich is home from Rock!and for a
few days.
H. F. Dorr, OF Bucksport, is spending a
few days here with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Leslie j. Rich has about fourteen
b arders at her cottage. All are from
Bangor and Brewer.
Friends of Mrs. Emery Smith, who has
been i'll for some time, are panied to learn
that she does not improve.
Aug. 6. KIN.
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Grin6stone Neck had society wedding
Grill and Samuel Jones Henderson, OF
Philadelphia, were married. The cere-
mony was performed at the Wesherii cot
tage, and was witnessed by large number
of guests, a good-sized party from Bar
Harbcr attending. A wedding breakfast
was served after the ceremony. and the
bridal party left on an extended wedding
trip. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Price Wetherili, who
have made their summAS home at Grind
stone Neck several years, and who are de-
scended from some of the oldest Quaker
families. Mr.. Henderson is son of Mrs
William E. Wyeth by her first marriage.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Gov additional County yesrs see other pages
WINTER HARBQR.

Charles Harrington and wife are visit
ing at Hancock.
George Mckay, jr., of Bar Harbor, is
visiting his father.
Miss Lena Robertson has returned from
a visit in West Gouldsboro.
Rufus G. Bicktord is home from Boston
for two weeks vacation.
FL. c. Hamilton and family, of Boston,
are guests OF Mrs. c. 4. Grover.
Mrs. Louise Newman, of Gouldsboro, is
spending a week with relatives here.
Roy Leighton, who has been spending
his vacation here, has returned to Boston.
Arthur Tracy, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever since the first OF April, is
out again.
Mrs. Aldana Frazier left Saturday for
Ellsworth to visit her parents, Clancy
Sadler and wife.
Wallace Easton and wife, who were
guests OF DR.. Small and wife last week,
returned to Camden Friday.
DR.. Jackson, who mas been spending
several weeks here, lief, Saturday in his
touring car for New York.
Colon E. Pendleson and wife, who have
been in town the past two weeks, visiting
A. j. Gerrish and other relatives, returned
to Lynn, Mass, Saturday.
Edward CHM, of the firm of CHM & Co.,
Boston, with his wife, arrived in their fine
touring car Wednesday, to spend several
weeks at Grindstone Neck.
Auu 10 r.
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TRENTON.
Aug

gorge Darke, OF Portland, is visiting
his mother. Mrs. T. II. Darke.
The friends Of Mrs. Rodney Copp are
pleased to learn that she has passed
through successful operation at the Bar
Harbor hospital, and is reported comfort
able.
Aug. 10. MAY.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.


Mrs. Lizzie Williams is visiting her sis
ter in Cherryfield.
George Tracy and wife, OF Portland, are
visiting relatives here.
Nathan Caller has gone to Madison,
where he has employment.
Mrs. Marjorie Wilbur has returned to
Ellsworth, where she is employed
Walter Murch, who seriously hurt him
self last week while loading grain, is out
again.
Mrs. Melissa Abbott has returned from
Harrington, where she has been visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Bertha Lawrie and Mrs. Everett
Tracy, of companion court Sunlight, l. o.
F., were amo3g those who enjoyed
buck board ride to Shady Nook last week
Aug. 8. T.
Mrs. Olive Bliss, of Argentine, Kan, is
visiting her brother, Oscar o. circuit.
H. A. Butler and wife visited relatives
here recently.
George Tracey and wife are visiting rela-
tives in East brook.
Mrs. Saba Jellison has gone to Mouse
island, where her husband has employ
ment.
Aug. 10. T.
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Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold.

A. 8. Nusbaum, Batesville, Indiana. writes:
Last year suffered for three months with
summer cold SO distressing that il interfered
with my business. had many OF the symp-
toms OF hay fever, and doctors prescription
did not reach my case, and took several
medicines which seemed only to aggravate it,
Fortunately ! insisted upon having FoIey's
Honey and Tar It quickly cured me. Nv
wife has since used Foley's Honey and Tar
with the same successful. A. PascagR-
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relief Ia asthma sufferers, and has cured many
cases that had refused to Weld TO other treat
n,ent. Foieys Honey and lar is the best rem
edy for coughs. colds and all throat and lung
trouble. Contains no harmful drugs.-G. A.
PARCHER
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in the church each evening during the
week.
Mrs. r. Kearin and children, Robert
and Mabel, of Bangor, who have been
visiting their grandparents, Henry Card
and wife, have now gone to Sorrento
to visit Mrs. Kearin's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nickerson.
Aug. 10. X.
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When seen by the writer, MI. "sn''
worth said; My return to health :.
surprise to ali my friends. Last haNal
could not leave my room or scarcely Ia''
over in bed, although in the past ~
years / had tried our local doctors ana.
specialist from New York City, SIN II
weaker and lost flesh rapidly and no'al4|
seemed to do me any good uhli' u
learned of DIR. Morrow and seni iaf p
seif-examining blank, when h'' So
out and returned it TO Dr. AeffoN,
wrote me he could help me- pfo'ia'I
would strictly follow his diree'l0n''
folks sent for the medicine ana tns ~
first dose seemed to give me strength,
have steadily improved. and TO-DAY ~
attend to my farm work and have P~
the largest crop that has been pa' ~
my farm in the past eight years
had not been for DR.. Merro"
curing people at their homes 'nfVu Fso,l1
self-examining blanks, Ifeels"FF
have been in my grave to-day anu
my family and friends
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THgLxA.

NO one is immune from kidney trouba !.
Just remember that Foiey's kidney g.
VIII stop the irregularities and cure suy ~,
OF kidney or bladder trouble that ia ma. =.
yond the reach OF medicine.--G. A. p,s",ss
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

Mrs. H. NJ. Wooster leaves for York
Beach Friday to join her husband.
Mrs. II. F. Collins, who visited in Bangor
several days last week, returned home
Friday.
Harvey Bunker has sold his home place
here. and moved his family to his East
brook purchase.
Mrs. Olive circuit Bliss, of Argentine.
Kan, arrived Friday for visit with old
home people.
The Baptist Sunday school picnic to
Behring island Wednesday was enjoyed
by party of $50.
Miss Mildred Wooster, who left for
Seal Harbor last week, has position at
the Jordan pond house.
Misses Hilda Blaisdel and Virginia
Collins were guests of Mrs. Della Pickett
ct Washington junction Wednesday.
Miss Craig, of Presque Isle, sister of Mrs.
A w. Lori mer, has supplied for Pastor
Lorimer the past three or four Sundays.
Miss Annie Pherson, who is spending a
week at West Gouldsboro, left her place
of business in charge of Miss Bernice
Dunn.
A party of twenty rode to West Goulds
boro Wednesday to attend the library fair,
which was up to the usual standard nf
excellence.
z. L. Wilbur returned from trip to
Portland and Lewiston last week. Hos
pital physicians did not advise an opera
ton in his case.
A lawn party on the home grounds OF
Col. H. g. Wooster is announced for
Thursday evening next. There will be
novel attractions and an ice-cream sale.
Percy DeBeck and family left Sunday
for Bluehill, where Mrs. DeBeck will visit
her father, Mr.. Long. Mrs. Lucetta King,
who accompanied them, will visit friends
there.
Alonzo Springer, of Minnesota, left
Friday for Portland, where he will visit
his brother John. Their brother, Lewis
F., will join them this week when he and
Alonzo will start on their return West.
Mrs. K. NJ. Woodruff and daughter,
Miss Roberta, of Ridley Park, Pa, are
guests OF Mrs. J. w. Blaisdell. Mrs. Z.
j. Cleveland and daughter, Miss Frances,
OF Bangor, are guests Of Mesdames Blais-
dell.
DR.. Edward II. Taft, Mrs. Taft and
young daughter, Miss Pauline, of Milford,
N. H., and his sister, DR.. H. F. Cleaves, Of
Medford, Mass, drove up from East Sui
Ivan Friday to spend the day here with
relatives.
Aug. 10. B.
Mrs. Edward B. Perkins, with infant
son, went to Castine Saturday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Gates. She was accompanied
by her niece, Edna Gates.
E. c. D. West post, G. A. R., will hold its
annual picnic at Hardison grove, West
Franklin, on Labor day, Sept. Z; if stormy,
the first fair day. All are cordially in
vited.
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81.

The husbands place in the home is what
the wife makes it.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-27
LA CASA LUGUBRE Iso


por la rapacidad de su benefcencia. A luz
gar por el numero de cartas NJ Jarudvce
debia tener una fuerza epstolar CAST igual d
la de mistress Jellyby Habiamos Observable
que el viento cambiaba siempre cuando sc
pronunciaba por cas- ualidad en- alguna CON
versacion el nombre dc mistress Pardiggle
que interrumpia invariablemente d NJ
Jarudyce desde que manifestaba su OPT
nion. la cual consista en- decir que existen dos
classes de personals caritativas, las que ha-
cenmucho ruido POGO bien, las que
hacen mucho bien Sin ruido sin osten-
tacion
Teniamos mucha curiosidad por conocer 4
mistres Pardiggle que debia SER seg1n nos
hgurabamos I'm tipo de carload muy bullicio-
sa, y por 10 tanto nos alegiamos en- extreme
cuando vivos entrar up dia esta sonora con
cinco ninos hijo suyos.
Era una mujer alta, corpulenta V de for
mfdable aspecto con anteojos, narz muv
prominente, yoz atronadora movimentos
tan brusco de tanta fuerza que derribaba las
slllas con el roce del vestido cuya inmensa
ampitud exigia espacio immense
Estabamos en- casa solas Eva 70 la
recibos con timidez, Y sintiendo el brio gla
cial que entraba al mismo tempo que ella
ponfa a1oratada las caras de los nifos que
la segufan.
-Se1oritas.-nos dijo despues de los ga
iudos De costumbrc CON gran voluntad-ss