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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. l.. Dickinson Of Pleasant Valley
and Mrs. S. Skinner of Jeffersonville were
guests of Mrs. ". n. Gray Nondav.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. NJ. Smith We're in Fairfax <
MONDAY Mrs. Ray Strong is the guest
of Mrs. J. 7. McClure.-Mrs Alden Brush
and little daughter were i'm Burlm.ton
Saturday. Nellie Osman. who las
been supplying in the Congrega tional
church for the past six months. has fin
ished her work here and will spend her
vacation at her home in Harrisburg. Pa
Mi Benedict. a Vale student. who has
been engaged to occupy the pulpit I'm the
congregational Church during this sum-
'ner, viii speak Sunday.-Memorial ser
vices viii be held AT this place Monday.
May 81. w. II. Parker Of Newuort will
he the speaker of the day MIR. and Mrs
w j. Galley of l'nderhill are spending a
fe" days In toWn.-Miss George Railev
spent sunday at North Cambridge
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NARSHFIELD.

Charles Darling is working for Thwing
G. Richardson.--H. G. Hollister Of East
Montpelier has moved into L. g. Merrill s
house.-Mr. and Mrs. +. r cutler and
daughter. Rachel and Miss Clara Tan
ner of Barre, We're guest5 Of Mr. and
Mrs. -. f. Tanner SuBday. Edward
Saxby has moved into the { onprepat on
al parsonage Mr.. and Mrs. Rorri-c
Phelps of Pa-sunpsic were the guests
Of Allen Phelps over Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. c. r. Wheeler were At their cot
tage in Greensboro last week They
brought home q good string of trout. ca
Thirty-six couples enjoyed the dance in
NillnRe hall EIidav rlpht.
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EOT WEATHER DRESS IN
CONGRESS- CTEEaIsING SIGN

WASHINGTON. Ncv &.-fee Ssnacf under
The iri-enee Of the hot wave b.C4Sor1ei
out In SUMNER ralrrsnr ytaS<e-day Mo-
frcck c'7t WAS 20 be seen or via roos.
Vice t'rr ie1s sherman appeared a lay a,
I'VE ago 70 = conservative gray suit e-'
a good uauv rnerrt ers folloT 81 HE
example -c-dav. Jonathan Bourne hrrs.
into view wearing flannel suit 81 mix
appearance. tIs va, the most ,tl-. --a-tsh
locking porsor on tos f,or arl s. c-cs
beclrra ,re centre ~ 1rrrs .tior for sc-5-
tors several Of whom moved over. ,,.v-4ri
lis scar So as t. yet a better view ~ me
creation.
Senators srrr,You- nd ,',.-nr-s.r. .,,.,,-
ont IN iiahr s,1i-s u-rns Sera.-.,,,s E,,,s-7s
and Art-i.r ,v.r, only a sh,d. s~ ~,,.,
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CRAFTsBURY.

Sunday school day was observed In this
town the special program for the day be-
ing used One hundred and five attended
Sunday school az the Methodist Church.
Mrs. Humphrey was thrown from g.
carriage in G. n. Hansons dooryard last
Saturday afternoon and was badly bruised
about the head. No bones were broken.
-Lecta Stratton spent most Of last week
IN Hardwick returning Friday.-Prepara-
tons are being made to observe chill
hrens' day, June 12-Merva Renfrew is
spending a few days in Hardwick.
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WAITSFIELD.

The Woodmou Will give June bell aJ
Miss Nouo Skinner. vino has been speuI-
ing the past few days at home, returned
to Montpelier Monday.-Miss Grace SAY
ago wa iu Montpelier Mondav.--rho
Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Jennie
Berry Wednesday, afternoon. Union mo-
mortal services Will he held at the Con-
greSational Church noNt sunday morn
Ing. ON Monday afternoon exercises will
be held AZ J. -. -. +. hall with an adj
dress by he Rev. Donald Frazer Of Wells
River-NirS Gorton Of Dandy, who has
heen visiting her daughter Mrs II. ".
Belden, returned home Monday Mr. aud
Mrs. 9. j Greene and son were in
Waterbury Sunday and Monday.
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RUTLAND
BRANDON.

Mrs j. r. Woodruff has returned from
Mary Fletcher hosri'al-W. G. Fletcher
Is in Boston. Mass.--Mrs. Ida F.. Greene
of Rutland is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Isaflam-Mrs. W. ". Ravmore Of
Cant ridge Junction Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. w. Burnham.-C. a. Dana of
Now York is At his cottage ut Lake Dun
more.--rhe Wcodmcn realized about sI7S
from their minstrel show.--Miss Addie
Cook has gone to Ellenburg. n Y, for
several days visit.
The farm house Of Edgar Cool was
burned .-,o the ground sunday evening
The cause of the fire is unknown. Tn
farm had recently been leased to Harry
Wescott. who occupied the house at tho
time Of the fire; the property was fully
insured MIR. and Mrs. p, ". Libby are
spending a week in Montpelier.-Miss
Ester Powers and Mr. Kate Shields have
returned from SAY annah. Ca Mrs. Will
lam II. Dean died Saturday at her home
west Of the village. having been III for
many months. BESIDES a husband she is
survived by two sons, X. A. Dean OF
Keene. y. H., and William Dean Of this
town. and daughter Miss Alta Dean.
The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon
at two O'Clock from her late home.-MrS.
Agnes Ruldo of PittsburE, Pa, Is visiting
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
CasaVant.-Mrs Charles Stevens Of
Cgdenhurg, y. Y, has been spending
several DAYS with Mr. and Mrs John
Churchill X. \. Dean of Neene y II
has been called here by the death Of his
mother.-Mr and Mrs. A q. Palmer of
burlington have heer spending n few days
in town.-Miss Anna Bush went Tuesday
to Greenwich. Conn. where she will spend
the summer
MR.. Nelson Briggs fell down the cellar
stairs Monday. She disocated her shoulder
and was otherwise injured MISC Alice
Ain has returned from several days stay
at Plymouth, y Master Charles
Crockett was operated upon Tuesday for
appendicitis al his home-Mrs W j.
Pollard is ill.-About 30 members of ST
Paurs Lodge visited the Masonic lodge
in Orwell Tuesday evening. Lake Dun
more Chapter, D. 4. r., gave a card
party yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. ". II. Harrison The money
raised will be used for patriotic purposes
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lafam are spend
ing the week with relatives in Manchester.
Miss Amanda May of Pittsford Is visit
yala IN
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old barns and IL building new ones on the
S!te.-H' Arthur Parker has rented II. d.
Wannard's tenement lately vacated by
c. ]. Dusharme. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Corhss and children visited relatives In
lrnsburg Friday and 6Aturviay.--A. &C.
Powers had slight shock Thursday
There were 10 initiated into lowell Grange
Tuesday evening. --Osmer Farinan II more
comfortable. The Row. c. W. Bromley
" Providence, X. l.. will supply the
Methodist Church the coming year.-The
Rev. 4. T. Hard will preach the memo
rial sermon at Charleston Sunday. Tho
Catholic society are repainting their par
sonaEe.-The schools throughout town
VIII unite In pre-memorial exercises AZ
the NJ W. A. hall Friday evening.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs. Reuben GooGeN died SUNDAY
morning Of cancerous trouble at the home
Of NJ. p. Guodell. The funeral was held
Tuesday a; her late home.-M. shay OF
Greenfield Mass. is visiting his Uncle.
L. J. Banks Al,bie o. Arnard Of South
Wood bury was lately married at Mont
pelier to NolneY G. Rabc0ck OF stowe.
where they intend to reside Frank
tatchelder was in Barre Saturday on
business. and His sister. Lucinda Farms
worth. returned with him.-Mrs. Batch
elder is quite III.
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BENSON.

Mr. Lang of Burlington YVES here in be-
half Of the Anti-Saloon League SUNDAY
evening and gave an address at the Meth
odist Church.-The Grange indicted Is
candidates into the third degree Friday
night Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers Of Poultney
were preSent.-Miss Jennie Gaylord OF
Springfield Is guest at e A. Gibbs's--
Miss Abhie Kent of Enosburg Is guest
at the Congregational parsonage, Pre-
memorial Sunday will be celebrated at
tine Methodist Church WITH union service.
and the Rev. Everts Kent viii preach
Mrs. George Deyette is visiting IN Mont,
pelier
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Maplewood for the summer. Herman
Stoddard Of Brookheld has commenced
work there-Ths senior class Of the nor
NAL presented the play, Breezy Point"
ut normal hail Saturday evening to a
large audience. May Dewey Of Royalton
Is visiting her cousins, the Misses Con
ant.--Mrs. Moore returned Saturday to
her duties as hoIsekeeper at the Bickford
house. having spent her vacation with
her parents in WashngtCr Her father,
William Curtis. aged So, accompanied her.
Memorial day exercises for the town
are TO bc held here next Monday. The
Randolph band will be In attendance and
Dr.. +. G. Angel will rive the address
Tho training school was closed Friday tn
enable the teachers to attend the teach
ers meeting at Randolph
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burial was In tho village cemetery be-
side her late husband
Dr. Rutrill Of Burlington was In town
Saturday. Mrs. William Spencer and
sons OF Amherst Mass, are guests of
her sister Mrs. NJ. u. Moody. Eddie
Paterson is home for California for three
weeks. Saturday afternoon from three
to i've a mothers meeting" was held at
Mrs. +. l.. knights in honor OF Miss
Drew, the kindergarten teacher.--T. W.
Elliott Of Burlington was at the home Of
his ne over Surdoy
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Johnson.

The Ladies' club realized $50 Cor their
play Friday niyht.-Nls Maria Davis
died Sunday noon. She has been sick II
long time. The hay crop is not verr
promising TIL" Rev. AIR. Erickson went
to burlington Monda%. Parker was
buried sunday. Waterman Lodge +. 6,
a. NJ. conducted the service. There were
over 30 Masous I'm ATTENDANCE Carlos
Clark was buried Friday, the Roy. l. A.
Rannev ofci1tnr.-Johnson high school
played Hardwlck saturday: score U TO o
IN fnNnr ~ tEc homo t,nnl.
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GREENSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Kaiser Of Stowe were
guests Of Mrs. iiaisers sister, Mrs.
Charles Miller. last week. MANY large
fish have been taken from the lake since
the season opened. among them a salmon
weighing 9 - pound 10y Mr.. Hooker, 10 IL
pound lake trout by Mr. Mitchell Is and
a Il pound trout by other men. all cap
tured Friday Many people from this
town attended the commencement exer-
oises at Craftshury Academy last week
Many members of the Grange attended
neiGhhors' night at Craftsbury Monday
eycniun
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MORGAN.

G. !. Moore mas a new autOmObil e.--
Mrs. Lila PeaVey) Ewens has gone to
Montreal to he treated at hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Church of Massachusetts
ar" at thcll cottage for the fishing
llarrie f.. and clayton Waite of Con-
cord. \. H., and f. II. Taylor of New
port Center were at r. A. Bar'letts the
first of the week 10 try their luck VII.
the nsh.-I.i!a johnson has bronchitis
Plans are being made for the extension of
the electric lights to the Center. Mr..
and Mrs Il. g. Brooks are on a visiting
trii. driving their own team They will
lie gone for several weeks
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STANDING ROOM ONLY.

Kirke La She,le met an actor ans
noticed that he was wearing mourning
band on his arm,
hrs for my father" the actor ex-
plaiped. I've just come from his fun
eral
La Shelc expressed his sympathy. The
actors grief was obviously very real
and great - attended to all the funcI al
arrangements" he said I'VE had every
thing Just as father would have liked II
Were there many there?" asked La
Shelle
MANY there cried the actor with
pride. "Why, my boy, We turned EN-
away w-Success Magazine.
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WATERBURY.

Mr. Rosana York died Friday morn
ms after long Illness, She was born in
Duxhury August 20 1924 and ahout 70
years ago WAS married to Alfred York
For over 80 years her home Inns bean
In the village. Mr.. York died several
yeaiF ago Two sisters survive her. Mrs
Ann Simors of lewiston. Mass. and
Sabr.na lamfair Of Ware Mass The
funeral services we're held from her late
home SUNDAY afternoon, the. Roy. Mr..
Parker Of Waterbury Center officiating,
Assisted by the Rev, Mr., Johnson. The
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ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

Nils Anna Eastman Went to Topsham
for the summer Saturdav.-'rho roll can
OF the Federated Church was attended hv
Is pcrsons.-AirS. Ernest Sargent with
her two children from Woodsvilo y H..
are visiting Mis-. x. Is. MCINTYRE. Mis-.
Blanche SnarhaWk was in Burlington
over Sunday.-Thc church services of the
federated body will bc held in the Bap-
fist cdilice during the summer months
w. N. Roberts of Manchester joined his
wife Saturday at Lyman Hutchnson's.-
Mrs. V. l. Spear is at Randolph Center
with her sister Mr.. Holden MARY
Dubois and Mrs. Laura Cushman
Of Schenectady. y. y. with tie chill
dreu OF Mrs. Clarence Hodges are here to
pas juc sUmmer.-The PcrlN house on
Central street has been leased to Jerry
Go'dueart.-C. w. Hayward and son
Law" built garage in the rear of the
hayward cottage and have ordered car
load of automobiles. The remains of the
late Ms f.. T.. Ilcrrick of Milton were
brought here Saturday and interment was
made in the Moulton cemetery. The re-
mains We're met at )he station by the
relatives and We're taken at once to the
cemetery, the bearers being II. r John
son, "A son-in-laW, Hale Flint, vino mar
rled Grahddaughtcr; A II. Powers and
y. H. H"tdlr ana IN" Rev. Homer White
gave the committal service Mrs T.. r
Diaper Mas IN WaterbulN Sunday
Stanley Hayward is not a. well
Mrs. Robert Fieldels ana son. who
passed the winter In North Caroliua We're
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs oliver
Hood over sunday and left for sharon
for the summer.--Mrs. j. w. Chadwick
underwent difficult surgical operation
for the removal oi tumorS at the
sanitorium Salurday,-C. f.. KilhUrn has
purchased of H. VI. rotman a building
lot upon which he l. 10 erect Il house-
Ihe NeN' fraser Metzger is to deliver the
address AT ia" Memorial day exercises n
'tethel Monday. Miss blanche Sparhawk
mas returned from Nurlington.-T safe
belonging to \. NJ Draper who had for
soften the continuation, was opened
M"hhhN ny H. I. oudafd-i" A Jerd
remains IN Il crl''Gil cohdltl"h'--fhe hr-l
serve" "f 'he season was heid III ''le
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FAYSTCN.

Mr. and Mrs Wallace Howe of Mont
pclier spent Sunday with Mrs isabelle
Smith Mrs Abba l.. Campbell Of Waits
field visited at A. y. and Mrs f. \
aggs and other friends last week A
son was born to Mr. and Mrs George
Miller NAV %
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BRoWN1NGTON.

Merrill Leland OF Glover visited his
uncle, f.. s. Wells recently.-E s. Wells
has returned from Glover where he has
been visiting his niece, Mrs. Fred Jack
man. and brother, A. T. Denison.--Guy
Shepherd was In Coventry few days
las week,-Ewe Alexander Is repairing
his housc.-Mrs. Lucretia Alexander Is
keeping house for Wallace Spencer.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Miss Anna Howrigan Of Bssex juno
uon is with her sister, Mrs. George
Nestman. Miss Lynne Trick, who spent
4 week with heY sister, Miss May
TICK has returned 70 Burlington The
Rev. II. p Harmed was called to Rnnhes-
ter ~ Y. Saturday by the serious i'll
less OF Mrs Harmed who is there for
medical treatment. In his absence the
'ervices last Sunday were conducted by
DR.. and Mrs, Frank Blaisdel.-A terrific
hnndar shower visited this place Tues
lay night,-Mr, and Mrs ]. Bla!sdel
Ind family have gone TO Boston Mass.
70 rosice.-Miss Sybil Rsyrnore has been
obliged IN leave her school In Fairfield
on account Of poor health.-Mrs. Charles
Miner has gore to Barre 10 reside where
Mr.. Miner has employment.--Mr and
Mrs. F. L. Start and son are spending
week In Newport with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Parker.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continusd from pnRe 81

Mansfield Mountain Grange saturday
afternoon a patriotic program will be
carried out. :. G.. Spauiding will de-
scribe the battle Of Rheims Station.
G. w. Adams that of Spottsylvania
and Q. +. Gerry thao of the Wilder
ness.--Mr. and Mrs. n. Y. Jenney and
their sons arrived from Florida We'd
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HYDE PARK.

Edward Bu.lard, aged Sc. died Nav
Is from "A bowel trouble He had been
sick since last March. lie leaves a wife
and two Children The funeral was held
Saturday afternoons
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interincnt Funeral services ,ccra boto
on Tuesday afternoon nj the No,boa,,.
Episcopal Church, Of which clio 40.
member
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WATERVILLE.

Frank Laraway is very ill.-Hulburd
Austin is sick with measles.-Harvey
Bennett was in St. Adams Saturday
Nj and Mrs. Wallace Tracy were in
massachusetts, several days last week
Mrs. Jennie Maurice was In Waterbury
Monday. -George Beard was at home
from 81. Adams over Sunday
Bennett Of Fairfield visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Bennett. over Saturday
and Sunday. DR.. Maurice, ". =. Smile,
II. J. IAraway and n. L. Beard were In
Hyde Park Tuesday Mrs, S. G. Camp
bell Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Alden
Brush and son. Elmer Wetherell. at Cam
bridge this week Edison NJ Thomas Of
Cambridge called on friends in town ON
Tuesday Lee child Is spending the week
with his cousin. Charles Child MI and
Mrs. David Pexmsn Of Berkshire visited
IN town several days the past week -
Mrs. Alniira THllo'son mas bought Mrs.
Laura Potters house at Belvidere juno
uon.-Mark Stevens is In Boston.-The
Rev, o, A. Ranney Til deliver the mem
>~ia sermon at the Union Church on
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

lAl<e Paris, who mas been confined TO
the house all wlnter, has recovered SUI
fcently to ride out occa siOnally Mrs.
Julia A. Stone, accompanied by her
grandson. Fred Holden of Graniteville.
came ThWsAsx- ara ARA opened tho
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DUXRURY.

~ D. Parker has sold Nathaniel Saw
yrs mouse at Colbyville, known as the
ha'h place to f. T. Savage OF Proctor;
consideration, H.t0o. The papers were ex
changed Friday
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LOWELL.

H. r Hall IL visiting relatives In La
noble and Franklin counties.--C. ]. Pow
ers has sold his stock Of goods to -.
Arthur Parker. and the store WIN be
closed--A. p, Sweet has torn down his
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DERBY.

News mas been received here Of the
serious illness of Mrs. IVA Edsecombe,
former preceptress OF Derby Academy
slr. and Mrs Edgccombe have been in
Nov jersey the past year. About six
weeks ago sh" went to hospital in
Philadelphia to undergo an operation for
trouble in her throat. Blood poison de-
Voloped ana She was in n very critical
condition nj last accounts.--Mr. Rowdoin
preached al q union service IN the Congre-
Gat!onal Church las, SUNDAY evening.
Mrs, Fannie Cobb former resident Of
Derby, has been ar inmate Of the Old
Ladies Home In St Johnsbury the past
two Years. Two weeks ago she fell on
tho lawn In front of the home and frac-
ture6 her hip. She was taken TO Bright
look hospital and pneumonia has develop
ed There is little hope OF her recovery.
Leslie Heath moved his goods to Or
leans last week. where he Will reside
Arthur Kim pail has bought OF H. H.
Wilder the store building he now oc-
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WESTFIELD.

VIII Bryant and daughter. Bessie, went
10 Montreal Wednesday to consult an
oculist-lIarod Fai1nan and family
went to East Bolton. Canada. Friday to
visit Mrs. Farman's uncle. returning the
first OF the week-The Y. p. s. c. F. will
give a srawberry supper this after
noon.-John Brown went to johnson Sun
day 10 attend the funeral OF his brother
in-law, Cyrus Parker-There will be ap-
propriate Memorial day services by the
school Friday afternoon Carrie
Miller has been spending a few days at
Troy with her brother-News has been
received that Mrs, II, NJ. Burbidgs of
Brooklyn. n, Y, was taken to n hospital
for n critical operation Just as she had
her trunk packed to come TO her farm
here for the summer. Her sister, Mrs.
I,aRocaue. Is with her and shs In doing
well.-Mr and Mrs Joseph Goddard went
TO Broome. Canada. Monday to visit
relatives and take In the Queens birth
day celebration.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-05
LIES Lessons,

I learn as the years roll onward,
And I leave the past behind.
That much I had counted sorrow
But proves that God is kind;
That many a flower that 1 had longed
for
Had hidden a thorn of pain,
And many a rugged by-Dath
Led TO fields of ripened grain.
The clouds that cover the sunshine
They cannot Danish the sun.
And the earth shines out the brighter
When the weary rain is done.
We must stand In the deepest shadow
To see the dearest light.
And often through wrongs own dark
ness
Comes the weary strength Of light.
The sweet rest Is at eve
After q WearisOme day,
When the heavy burden Of labor
Has been borne from our hearts away.
And those who have never known sor-
row
Cannot find the infinite peace
That falls on the troubled spirit,
When it sees at last release
We must live through the dreary win
ter
If we would value the spring,
And the woods must be cold and silent
Before the robins sing
The flowers must be buried in darkness
Before they can bud and bloom,
And the sweetest, Warmest sunshine
Comes after the storm and the gloom.
Author Unknown.