Article April 25, 1901 Issue

The Coming of Spring

BY GRACE STAFFORD FARRINGTON.

Now is the touch of spring in the air. Winds may blow, skies darken with threatening clouds, but we know the currents of life are flooding back and naught can stay their progress.

We catch the promise of this new awakening in a bit of blue sky, in the robin's note, and in the warmer touch of the sun.. We quite forget the barren past in the joy we feel as we watch these first, faint signs. "Everything is happy now. Everything is upward striving."

Already preparations are being made for the new birth. The gardeners are busy removing the accumulation of rubbish; raking away the faded leaves and carrying off to destroy all that would retard or prevent the joyful expression of the tender, new life which so soon will spring forth with joy and gladness.

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