Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-14

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The following from "P4nsy" will show
how the letters written by different NJ.
BIS awaken old memories
| was much Interested IN your letter, Little,
| for my parents came from North Peuob-
| scot, and while grAu.mother was alive we
| always, when was q child, went up there
| two or three times year. We would 60 to
| church, and how funny II seemed 10 me to
! go into the pew and shut ourselves In rs they
do IN automobile now.
| Ny father was born in a log house. In the
| fail mis- father sent to Boston and got bag
| If coffee. . side Of 80 leather. and other
| things, and then old M. K.aaey came and
| mace their shoes His grandmother used
| TO weave the cloth Of which their clothes
were made. Times have changed since
| then.
| went to see my uucie's wife last week.
She lives there in Ellsworth now. and she
would nike To kaow II So sesyja l.itties ,
for she went there To we My six ysar.lIxo
IN = personal letter to me Pausy say-,
Il will close hoping all ~.L 40 their best
and help you OUT. 1 ~oa Ter what has
oecome OF All Done and some OF the
others! Hops we snsli hear from them
sooD.' Aunt Msdge mot terventiy adds,
4 amen.
| Y have read no many OF my theories
and opinions for a score OF years that
| will give you this week some quotat ion's
| from q book given me . few days ago. 1t
| il one OF those books w.th practical ideas
short cha pters, just = few pages IN each,
aud book you eau take up and read any
where.
HUMAN BEINGS AS Ii Ks.
.Tm only a link said one Of the most
useful women in the world, laughiugty. the
other day. She was referring to the fact
that she had recently been the means Of
| bringing together youth. who waited to
work, and an employer 81 labor who was
looking for that kind Of . fellow. That 10
Just what she has been doing iu one way
aud another. All the sixty years OF her
modest .pd unseiash career.
| ~
| We all owe good deal to the pc pie who
serve As .inks between ourselves and some
thing worth having. Think over the good
things that have come to you through the
years, ana see II they are nos associated with
| some ln0tvf0unl VINO served ~ the meoluns-
| The teacher who induced You 10 choose =
certsin n. the friend whv introduced you
10 the woman WIN Decame- your vile, the
n,iAister who toDouetei y"u ~ the poiut
where ,ou M .de conuecti N with some great
xna Inspiring truth -wnu we're they but
nhks, aud because they did their duty ~
inks. sou are where you A. t.,-uay.
! One day. yesrs A nj n was standing on
the b. nks Of an Oriental river, with two com
psnions. Sud zen ~ urth young man ap-
peared. "Behold hi = .emArked the leader
4 ~ the other tw,. There 8 something In
the radiant counter nee II the stranger aud
something in this tome ia which their friend
y referred to him tn lt lea the tw to fJllow Ut
tie stranger. After cuitiv ting his acquain
lance few hours they went forth to say ths
same worn, BE hold !" 70 sheir own p lrtieuiar
friends, and from that day " this the
Christi4u church has ben recruited because
one apd another have been willing ~ say
..Behold," and thus - serve AZ tinks between
the founaer Of Christianity and those who
b d not made His acquaintance.
Every good person, from the statesma .
ct living to bind the natl rus Closer toxe b n.
. ~ the humoiest mother strensthening the tic,