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The Letters with them, lie has been gone for four vears. lie left at the same tune '"Fa" kit for his mission to Prussia, they journeyed together, and expected to come home together this season, little thinking of such a change. Doer Clinton who attended him in his sickness, has returned and given us all the particulars, winch is comforting Catharine" has a fine little daughter, three weeks old, named Alice, she is uncommon smart, has been to sue me two or three times already a:id was to have gone up to Fann-ington yesterday to see Aurilia but was disappointed for some reason or other. The baby looks just like "Brig" and yon would laugh to heat him talk and see him parade over it They have a cradle, and every thing to mateh, for it already I think Kate will have better health than she used to, and perhaps if Frances were to marry and do likewise, she might have better health also. Perhaiis yon have never heard that Helen'" is married to Mr H. S. Beattie. she was married a week after "Brig and Kate" but has'nt been quite so smart. He has another wife and three children. Helen has a house to herself, about two blocks from Mrs Beattie is very happy for she has almost everything she can wish for, he clerks in the Chnrch Store, right opposite us, and she is here at her mothers a good part of the time, so she can see him most all of the time. He courted her for three years, but you know "the course of true love never will run smooth" and her mother opposed it so strong, that she brought it to pass at last, as opposition always will, but it's all right now Margaret wants to know which of the Smithson girls Frank Dewey married, for she was acquainted with the family Salt Lake Stnla:, the ccclcsinstit::il orpmizution which encompassed the entire Salt Lab.' Vn&y. °Catharini', Ellen's younger sister, us mentioned in the introduction, married BrJehum Youn;;, Jr., \ovcmbnr 15. 1&55. The "K;it'.'" mnl "Hrig" or "Hnggy" in Ellen\ lettcts. n, Hiram's younger mister. 27 |
