The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-03


 mured if to herself.
 Two weeks more brought the chronicle of th abrupt flight g from Chambersburg of Mir James ATtu mentioning the fact of his withdrawal
 f ns0tr s0 Tsa as e ys real hs & aqsd B % 5s g plain; so we never know But yesterday he went t' must have change of air and it's pity I can go with him. but he's going to Atlantic City wher, Eveina She's getting better; see it real plain
 gos this %se us te s isf s5 ae @ % ag M sens @ her system and must go to other patients who need I should think the quiet here would do her good Only yesterday I went into the sittingroom suddenly and saying it oven and oyer I am Gods child Nothing came in I'm sure don't why"
 Jsssica S looked S1 at me but kept resolute gage oD Hutton pTattled on with unabated interest '''''' she resumed, "to herself"
 Jessica looked up a1ertiy.
 "To her-to Mrs. Deshaw?" she asked, with in-
 "No, to her own self It's the power of the written mind. See like this"
 She furnbled in her pocket as she spoke, and drew forth letter, which she art1essly extended We Lesitated.
 Dear me Evelina won't mind" explained Mrs shows them all to heard the cook reading one to the gardener yesterday morning"
 Thus encouraged, accepted the missive. It was written in strong clear hand It readE
 DEAR EvnINA-I want you to look. out upon the member that your destiny lies in your own keeping absolutely well absolutely ssne, absolutely the Gn masteg of your present and your future
 "Think health.
 "Think Eove.
 Think freedom
 Then shall you have health and love and freedom for these are the heritages of your immortal soul"
 There was. no signature. We read the letter twice of it the while Then we .soberly handed it back
 Mrs. Hutton, prattling on after the brief interrup- ion, fell abruptly from these transcendeutal heights to the materialistic earth she ssd 3 has st gained aSi ten % pounds since e% sleeping better though Shes slept real well for a week, but run in and out of her all night long said this morning that alter @ MTs r Debaw ne and e and guess that's so."
 She sighed as she spoke, and looking at her closely pp fa snd the f of lines r 5 I Sye silently aPMPralsIng M her at the same time however, unlike myself. had remedy and she voiced it eagerly while barely becoming conscious of an uprush of sympathy for the worn little old lady Dear Mrs: Hutton" she began. afectionately "I to think it over before you decide"
 Mrs. Hutton looked doubtful and worried Jessica hurried on, without giving her time to speak.
 T want you to take the train tomorrow for Atlantic City, and join your husband and other daughter, and est and sleep for month" she continued firmly, -and while you are doing it / will take care of Eveina can do beautifully. I'll go over there and sleep in the room next hers and if she wants anything in
  both, and Helen here, will the front In an emergency, am sure.
 I murmured vague confirmation of this surmise ! was almost too stunned for speech But my eyes fell the lumined little face of Mrs Hutton, and entrance of the Eternal City might wear some such look Certainly his face however ecstatc. could vey no more of joy than the face beside us All the history of weary months betrayed in that expres the suggestion of. respite of temporary peace registered VOW that the tired woman should wished at whatever cost to us She speaking "Oh Miss Be1den" she exclaimed tremulously. "do you think I could. really? qoonid You are the only person could trust her wh-you and Miss Randolph, of course" This with hurried too much tToube?"
 Jessica smiled. Then it's settled" she said. "You leave at three tomorrow afternoon and take charge when you back and she will knozO it I0c sys- tell her. '-N burg with Miss Katharine Hutton and MT James Arthur Hutton All three were brown and bright 2Tessca and i and robust creature carrying golf bag her shoulder and wearing red tam-o'- gown and pair of hobnailed shoes. It was Eveius Nonchaantly. with possibly toostuded nonchalauce to young man with whom she had just done nine holes the golf and strode off up the hill to- the hospitality of the Hutton carryaL The carryaH followed with MT and Mrs Hutton and several trunks n it, and Jessca and stood looking after it.
 As far as we could it, the faces of the Hutton pasted against its glass sides and he ing delight upon Evcla easily keeping pace with the carryall on the village sidewalk
 Well. you did it," admitted to Jessiea. But how Evelina has done nothing but play golf with JacI Herric1 since her mother left
 Jessica nodded
 That's the system" she explained sinn,iv.
 "C1o1f?' asked opeazr-
 Jessica looked patient.