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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-06-09, Page 6it 6 • lilt 'HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY,' JUNE 9 1882 THE EMU tit r "Nu good will ever come of it, now mind what I tell you ! The idea of a sa- ber reslwotable scan of forty Merryiug • obit of a girl like that! But it appear{ tsi me that the lenges. I live the convinced 1 am that men are awful fools when it comes to leve. It just appears 'to knock all the sense out of them that they ever did have." And Mrs. Heer- kiah Winters settled her spectacles firmly on her nom., as though she mama they should always stay there, and then jam- med her needle energetically through her sewing, You see, Mn Hezeklah Winless esus a prominent member of the sewing so- ciety at L , and wu generally first spokeswoman everywhere. "I agree with you entirely," said Mrs. Antony Evans, a meek -faced woman who seldom had an opinion of her own, but always agreed with somebody. "And he being a minister, of the go.- . psi, too," said Mrs. Sophrone Dodds. "1 don't know what the world is Codl- ing to, i am sure," said Mrs. Eden 3 : - held; and there was a general a•_h of ilia slatiandier from all the members of the sewing eeciety. "I know that the duty of erety mem- ber of this society Ate convince that iuex penenced child of her dutyssa minister's wife; and I ant morally pure that some- thing dreadful will happen to Ulnae chil- dren tiles afore six mouths. To thick of the way .he has started t ut .rlrealt rata user *naive*. .sat!" And Mrs. -i.r- .l.sntha Wright teemed this remark like a bombshell into their midst. The lade drupp.ed the precious g a- mours impanas.' 1.•r the heathen, aid aot-h " Dreadful !' old he ex- pect of bar "Did you evert" And agars Mrs, Richfield triel to imagine what the world was coming t,.. "Now, 1 don't think it hooks very well to are the whole society awuop down on nu l.erson like Imogene," interrupted Mk. Arthur Wilton, who had out beau a member of the sewing cin l • very long. "\\'e had better wait until she is ,here to defend herself," said Mrs, Henry Per- seus, a meek second to Mrs, Wilton. "I see plainly, Mrs Wilmot, that you and Mrs. Parsons are taken by her silly, childish ways. 11ut I formed my opin- ion of her that Sunday when she laughed right out in meeting just because a little poodle -dog barked at the choir." This awful evidence of the total de- ,orav'tty of the minister's new wife was revealed by Mrs. Ile/mkt/di Winters. "Almost everybody laugher'- at that," responded Mn. Parsons. "Anything seems so touch funnier if jou hadn't ought to laugh." "And just to think what she said to one," said the owner of the aforemention- ed poodle. "Why, when I asked her to join our society she said she had two lit- tle heathens at home to sew for, and that they took the most of 'her time; but if we want to sew for the neglected chil- dren living under the shadow of our Own church spires, she would spare time to help us. Just as if we wanted the lower strata in our church!" And Miss Soph- rona Dobbs sniffed the air disdainfully. "Now this is enough fur one time,"in- .terrupted 'Mrs. Wilton "Would that ministers could have two wives, so that we might divide the blame. The ladies looked bewildered, and some of then laughed a little; then they launched into a discussion on the coming pic-nic. It was to be the regulation kind of a pin nic, for the ladies and chipren only; and they were to have such a nice time, with haus sandwiches, l.reeied chicken, and lemonade made "n the grounds, and butts and mosquitoes ud in ieitum. When the day of the pic-nie arrived, Mrs. Merton, the much talked -of Minis- ter's wife, went. People had said that they "didn't re:•kou Merton aould go, as the church was at the bottom of it,- and when they naw her there, they said "it was 'ust like het to go to every pic-nie.' Neve-theless, the church people at 1. - were like church people every- where --they acid a gonat deal that they didn't mean, and with a kw exceptions blue-eyed, fair faced Mrs Merton was cordially treated, and her friends when she made them, wile very true to her, anti always defended her when she ran the gauntlet of society's tongue. The picnic seemed a suceees generally, everybody was having "such a splendid time," and the m.s►tiurt,.es bad voted pic- nics a ifeautiful invention, r.nd were singing : ntbenu of praise at the pros- pect of a "Koa.tl square meal, when sud- den'y there was a splash and suffocated :ries, and tau little urns dteappea►ed under the gliding surface of the stream that wound like a huge serpent through the *voter. There were shrill seroma of ge. fns terror, and white faces stated a' the rash of waters in agony sa the awful peril of the children s•eeemd to paralyse Wean. Mrs. Evan., whose little dark haired boy had loosened the canoe from its fastening to take Vinnie Merton for s ride, and bad while rocking it nicked too far, sod tipped at over, was now, while her troy was almost dtswwniwa, !yin` in a helpless heap on the bask of the river. Some woes beginning to recover there self -pos- t • jag Wers gams for repos, when Mra Merton, stepping out of her slip- , poised herself , meegnt oe the then the 'leader bowie am& ui a wonderful array of Swiss muslin and pale blue ribbons, dropped like as arrow into Om water, and struck out *eh the move of en expert to arhere little Mime" livens was battling with the current, and hold- ing him so that hia head was above water swam easily to shore, where many heeds lifted him to the bast; and then swim- ming back to her rebellious little step daughter, aha carried her, calf suffocated with the waves, bask to terra firma. Vilma., by general advice from with- out, had managed to keep an almost con - tine' warfare at home, although she was naturally a generous -hearted child; but when she had recovered from her fright, and made sure she had not swallowed all the water in the river, she looked at her step -mother's wiled garments and said, slowly: "If you demi care, Mrs. Merton, I'll call yon mamma, now." After that day, Mrs. Merton had many friends; for you can always reach a mother's heart through her children, and every woman seems a mother to any child in the hour of danger. "She was brave and self-posaessed,aud she saved my Elmer, and 1 don't mean to say-inother word against her, if she never goes with the church." That was whin' Mrs. Evans said at the next meet- ing, and es oho seldom expreeed an up - inion for herself, the ladies for the most !,art agreed with her. except Mrs. Hez- cai:dt Winters, ache, said: "Wef, I duns..; she may be :dl right; but it woman that ounld entrap a roan of forty, and he a minister, kind of looks to me as though ahe was a Hirt." And Miss $ophrona Dobbs nodded her false frizzes emphatically as ell. said : "I agree with you, Mrs. \Timers. \Ve mustn't all be taken in by one go•,d act. Well, to tell the :cuth, fork did,. gen- erally apeakeig, keep as eye on her; but everything seemed satisfactory. Sl:o did nothing that scandalized their ideas of propriety, and they had aihnost ut.tde up their minds that with proper advice she might do for a minister's wife after all. But the town of L was visited one day by a travelling theatre troupe, and everybody was going alio wasn't a pillar iri the church, an1"aa ildn't en- courage no such u►,,itution of Satan-" Mrs. Winters was especially bitter against them. The theatre, long ago, had led her one sou from his home, and the only sweet, sacred spot in Mrs, Win- ters' hard religious life was her love fcr her boy -her baby, as she called him, although lie was almost a wean when he went away. The day the troupe arrived, Jlra. Win- ters was at horns alone, and the faint sound of distant music was, arousing to utterance the grief she had kept buried so long. "Ill just gots the sewing circle and for- get my sorrow by listening to something or other." And away trudged Mrs. Winters to Mrs. Richfield's, whose turn it was to entertain the society. Everybody was busy and gossippy, and Mrs. Winters was listening to the report of the bad behaviour of the girl of the period, when Miss Araminth* White came busting in. "La, ane ! ladies, have you heard ?" and without waiting for an answr" she continued: "Oh, the dreadful actions ..f Imogene Merton ! Sarah Halcomb,,that lives next door, seen it with her own eyes, and she t• d me all about. And poor, dear Mr. A •n on away on church business !" "What is it t" "Do tell !' "Go on, Aramintha, and explain," were the words from all sides. "Well, to begin with, any feelings is awfully rile(' up; but you all know that them theatre fellerscame to -day. Well, one of teem -(h know he was one, be- cause he gut off the train with them) - come to Mrs. Merton's to -day, and she was a sett in' in that room of hers with them windows that swinge out; and he, instead of going to the front door and ringing the bell like a nun -why, when he saw her a sittin' in the room, with her back to the window, he jest slipped up, sly and aneakin' like, and stepped in through the window and then jumped clear across the room, and such huggin' and kiesin' was never seen in a minis- ter's house afore : Now, ladies, I know this is so, because Sarah Halcomb told 'it for a eolen.n truth, and that ain't the went of it. After he had stayed an hour or so, he went W the hotel and got another feller, and them two walked straight to the minister's holes, and she teemed the doer, Axed up M to kill. Now, I my it is the duty ed every mem- ber of this society to look into this mat- ter. The minister is one, and we have got the reapestabitity of the church to sustain. Ws should go immediately ani hear what that dreadful creature has to say for herself." ' In me ' Who week' have thooght it t The must ocandaloue thing 1 ever heard 1" "May be there is seem mistake", put in Mra. Evans, who hadn't fnrgetten the brave swimmer the da) ..f the ea- • " " It was a solemn -•senor. ,tr tip that Hied into the minister'. `sitting -room. Mrs. Hesekish wss to be the chief spokeswoman, as she generally was on all church occasions. ora Merton greeted thein, her face all smiles. "1 had just sent ter yule, a. ters; I have ankh a pleasant rprlae ser you I' And she actually kissed she old lady's withered cheek, while Miss S o phronia Dobbs mattered "Judas !" un- der breath. "Just come right in here, while 1 talk to the ladies. And Mrs. Wiettlts fol- lowed, her face white with indignation. Suddenly there was a strange, glad cry from the wrathy lady, and in answer to to words, "Eddie, my boy !" some one said "Mother 1" and then Mrs. Merton went back to explain 'fatten to the astonished ladies. "My brother came today, and ui his travelling he came by chance upon Ed- gar Wiuters. Edgar is travelling with the theatre troupe that le here, and they beiug frcende, Luke brought Edgar here, end I sent for Mrs. Winters; but she came before my note reached hue."• The ladies now bgan to feel ashamed, but they were generous. Mrs Aramin- the said : "If I'm the bearer of scandal again, it shan't be about you, Mn. Merton." All hardness seemed melted out of Mrs.. Winters' nature as she returned to the sitting -room. "I waist yogi to forgive me if y,.0 stn,• Mrs. Merton. I came here today to de- nounce you, and on circumstantial evi- dence only; but 1'11 be your friend in the future, remember that." The ladies bJ turns al,oh.<gized for hating to ubled her so much. 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