St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-10
Juvenile Law Practice.


upon him 10y Il Young widow who
boards with his pa and ma. She is al
waN> sending him on crland>. and when
he does them. instead of giving him Il
quarter al even saving Thank YOU ~
She pitches into him for being so long
al doing it 80 ,'adly.
The tr"ddcn boy turned at last, and
last week when she sent him up to il
hair store on West Madison street with
her wealth of golden ringlet> to have II
cuIl put into them, he juSt leaned peu-
sIlcll over the railing of the bridge and
let Il stream OF iute aud things. that
would have made Bercnice or Mrs. $
y. Allen Jealous. cascade, into the
Ccuill -ripplimg stream. Then he went
home. reaching the patcrnal domicile
just IL the family were sitting down to
tea.
Said the Young widow :"Charley, did
You deliver my parcel When did
they SAY it would Ice done? What il
long time Nom were gone. If were II
boy. could have gone there and back
twice III the time"
"lc>. M. he replied, meckly.
"Wrll. when will il he done"
"'lhcy didn't say
"Didn't say p
"Didnt .you give them the parcel -
Nom: | found it. but | lost the
things"
Lost the things? How ,"
They fell int" the river"
We'll. You ale Il nice boy To send on
Il message. II WIS NouI father I'd
take TIA" hide of You with stick"
Bat. madam. replied the boy
with dignity. "N"u are not my father
u"l Vet nay mother. ScnsItion. Be
sides. not being Il common carrier. and
not having entered into Il contract with
N"u /" carry Nour parcel for and in con-
>idrrati"u of any sum. | have incurred
II" liability. and am liable to no pen
atty. If had undertaken t" carry the
parcel Ton my own particular profit. my
father even would not have been re
>pun>ihc for its loss (>ce Butler ".
i;H>iu.. = G. y F.. GID. unless. indeed.
hc paid me smaller wages because of
the opportunity thus afforded me To
make small sums. On this point will
only quote Dwight ". Brcw>ttr, |
Pickering (Mi>>.). ~. But rising from
the Law To- he equity q, f the case. have
only to >.tl = hut before hr could say
l.. his father had moved the Young
chief Justice from the loom. and in the
safe >cclu>i"m Of the back shed. en-
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MI. smith. aud then IAN To- the anert,r.
communicating" with the reporter'S room
and shouted. 80, Shaunnessrv. come in
here. quick. here's a man that's been To
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lowed 10y his assistants. all of whom
embraced tia" hewildrred Smith warm
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been To the uleat National Exhibition
Word got down stairs. somehow. and
Joe Mcdowell, Bill Small and Uncle Joe
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