Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-06-14

yeung naA. and ousannah'e oarnar n
0At disscttca seemed 70 b o1sssa Ia.
eve.
Arrived IN New Xsek, - lslenA
lodginos ct . working 49, eDuh Of
which shs bad often heard. ana t.
next morning she awahnned 70 . ~
lifs of indspsndsncs I'D vsek.
AZ the end Of three Aay0 Gussn.aA
found work In the bassmsnt Of . large
department store. whsss shs cold an
sorts Of kitchen ware to busy house
wives. Because Susannah was a born
housewife herself she found genuine
pleasure In recommending the various
utensils that composed her stock. Her
knowledge Of music and languages was
not sufncient to offer her a means Of
livelihood: here was her own proper
sphere among the household gods and
their satellites.
Her wages were small enough, but
there was great satisfaction in the
thought that she was earning her own
way after all. She knew how horri-
ned Aunt Lettice would be II she could
see her cherished niece behind the
counter. a. for M.rt,n~sh. shr-,aca,s
her nrattv shov,aar. rr,.h $500 - -
difference.
sha had h.s, .h.- - -.
very sharp eyed, thin faced man edged
his way toward her and appeared to
study her appearance closely. Later
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sn.n. AAon ue. memory " tne
" ma III WVno.
= Au sn1anA DacA among tne
S .ue s"u saucepans ma pots ana
. so"o o.ucr c'el. "oWo w0s
1"n .u' pu' ~ was q ousy InoFnan
suo .uc1s was no way OF escape ZOE
Ma.un came oirecty toward ner anos
w'enou. INC snsntess SaGn OF Fecoe0a.
uon. spoAs 70 nes'
WIN you snow me some teakeet1es.
please ne ASKED referr1ng 70 . paper
IN ms nano.
without WORD poor Susannah see
iortn on the counter row OF teaket-
Ties OK every size and shape-dn. cop
per- nickei ana enameieo ware OF
every color.
Martin looked at them critically.
what would you chooseT he asked.
looking neS directly In the eyes with
his clear. searching glance. What
would you choose Tor family OF TWO.
I'm going to DO married" he added In
explanation.
susannahs color came back In q
swift rush. ana her daintiiy poised
head went mp proudly. All at once
she was the model saleswoman. brisk
and attentive II Martin wayne In
his chagrin was to Haunt his marriage
to Miss Fearing. Susannah would not
finch. 1t did not occur to her to
think 1t strange that Martin should
be buying his Kitchen ware alone.
Had not he and Susannah planned
every detail OF their future home
down to the very toasting forksT
what would you chooseF ne 70
peated. and Susannah picked out
green enameled kettle because In tho
mousse that tney nao Duiit IN fancy
there was TO DO nothing out wnlte
enamei ware -
Ireen' no repea'eo III puAAee
tone.
IT wears wel' SAD Susannan IN
businessiike tone now mere are
otner kettles 10 matcn III .ne SaAns
color-pots ana saucepans anu
mus. ash youf u au' - So s
sooeriy ana iaia ms nst Deiore eusar
nan -tne very nst tney nau eonpnv -.
togetner IN .ne reu gov y. 'nS nle
norary. my wne.A. No. VIC .s
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