. Aurora. ly quand las d'marcher entre ces deux endroits, il wouldstop à cette sympathique maison ancienne sur le côté de la route de repos et de rafraîchissement, et sur quelques occasions, il a trouvé ses nuits d'hébergement à cet endroit. Si jamais quelqu'un suppose de question que ce soit la chambre à laquelle il est resté, il est insisté sur le fait que parce que tous les otherfamilies dans le quartier étaient démocrates et le Canadays^licans étaient Repul, il y a pas la moindre possibilité qu'il pourrait avoir été reçus à n'importe quelle autre communauté dans la maison. Jusqu'à ces dernières années, il y a eu deux très belles gravures de M. Lin

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. Aurora. ly when weary with walking between these two places, he wouldstop at this friendly old house by the side of the road for rest and refreshment, and on afew occasions he found his nights lodging at this place. If anyone ever presumes to ques-tion whether this be the house at which he stayed, it is insisted that because all the otherfamilies in the neighborhood were Democrats and the Canadays were Repul^licans, thereis not the remotest possibility that he could have been entertained at any other home inthe community. Until recent years there have been two very fine engravings of Mr. Lincoln on themantle over the old fire-])lacc, but a serious accident disfigured these until they are nolonger recognizable. Ihis is the story of the oldest lioii.-c in Olivet—the story which, with Ircciucnt ^ariations, is rej^eatcd to (-very visitor in the community, and which is passed (k)wn from one generationU) another as the most important legacy of its ancestors. NI NETEEN ?1^ im 82 NI NET EEN 3^ -^. J E s^4 im ?.^ ^r^ E ^ A m NOTHER year has passed into histoiy and a new year is before tis with its anticipated joys and trials. With the going out of the old year, we are passing the last mile-stone which has been reached only after many weary hours of work and study. In a few moments you will look over cr overlook what the staff has taken months of effort to place before you; and we hope that in the few moments you give to the examination of this book, the result of much labor on the part of those who were duly elected to do (.he work, you will be just in your criticisms and know that the old saying is tru3, there is none perfect, no, not one; ^f? then when you are placed in a similar position of responsibihty, you will be able to appreciate the cfTci ts that have been put forth to make this copy of the 1919 Aurora what it should be. We feel that we have made new friends in the business world, and at the same time 1^ have renewed the friendship with those who were bequeathe

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