The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-26
LOOKING BACK 50 YEARS


taking the Pacific railway route. Miss Annie e:!:s5sqssa trance speaker will row night.
 be the last day saving per by paying Collector Clerk Viii in attendance Library Association in the Court House, The fine steer raised faed by " Jones of Fair D9n squghtered and and weighs drGssed & pounds SgG6 @ on Pfndd @ o4ng ] 6eg G f@t at aRd u'{ M IS eqG seen m s mand.
 sGms days chap country stopped at hs at the table waiter politely placed printed bill of fare be- anf 2 @ % as B @ all no Rof purpose of the document gently moved to side and said till dinner The waiter point joke and gracefully asked the gentleman what he would have SO haDpened that aro of b decripon were aon those promptly furnished by the attendant of the table After dn through over finally quietly left the wiser if not better man."
 The thirty thousand miners in the anthracite coal fields of Pennsylvania have decided on general suspension of work
 A Life Picture
 GbaPS % stood beside 5 th S M altar npGn n hs bead her lover stood beside with white gloves and white e teen parsons job over-every had the bride and wished the young folks happiness and danced and had been said and the happy pair had smmered down and chaPsr is3s % ood 5es5ds the wss4ub with her E red dirty duds, husband beside the crosses alive the last was twenty nine od the first twenty and Tom had stuck his finger the dirty baby eye Tom had been spad and made crust of bread and then the bride and bridegroom went grambng to their bed The Loved and Lost.
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 Looked at all and loving them the most,
 straightway relieved them from lfes weary load:
 They are not lost they that are within the door
 & That shuts out lost and md every o5d hurul tng Before
 In their Redeemer's presence evermore
 And God Himself, Their Lord, and Judge and King
 dPG df !b tP we 5.sal! ss 9ss o fsn s si35 25fow Let us look around, some argument to borrow Why patience should await the
 That surely must succeed this night of sorrow
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 What travail and what tears & what hat wrongs and wrath They have escaped from these, and To! we mourn
 And to the poor sailor, when the wreck is done
 We "15 with n5 the rasn be @ baied Gs oD
 Was it not & oy where aerE Joy m segmed @ 6agc gons A poor wayfarer leading by the hand
 A little child, hath halted by the well
 o TaSh e fire from n of his his feet @ the the bIi ongtng sand Where, this long journey past, they long to dwell When, 10! with many mansions had
 Drew near and % looked % 1Pon the suferlnng ng twain
 In strength renewed, and glorious beauty clad,
 I'll bring him with me when l come again.
 Did she make M answer @ sslfishy L and % wrong 1g,-.
 Or rather bursting into grateful son,
 To struggle on since he was freed from care
 We will do likewise Death has no breach
 In love and sympathy, in hope and trust?
 But there's an inward spiritual speech
 That greets sdll though mortal tongues be dust.
 bids SC do the work work that hat they R laid d s
 So journeying till we reach the heavenly town,
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