The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-27
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early.
'.ifyou refer 10 mamma said Z
len frigidly. she never goes out Ut
al just before diuacg'
"Ab, | thought Lot. Old folk
must wait unt the arr is what the.
cali warmed by the sau But jha
so'l hiudeT cur taking q turn. fsup
POSE Where's -ksraud 5sH
II as presume, y0u mean Mr
SauGham. tae eelliemau s. % sa
bere last aigbt | eaaGot ilform yoa
sIr Moyyiboy,1 said Kate, jih ,
very flushed face, aad a slightly
tTemaliug voice; bEi ! would adsis,
yoa nos o. let Gin hear you king
abtu Lim, as he Is rather qu.t SIS
apered."
"Ob, iea,e ed" cgelaieed Mr Nor
;iboy, % dre-es,ef Is bc1 Wei tterr'.
~ 5ueIiiog aeg. Joa taow Any
uonseEee of that soEt give Q ma1
10 caarge oi q policeman or SUNNI as
, him brtefa aisgl-lfatr. aad set hlEi
boaa1 cyer."
jss, q this m9laent alfs Bayford
I ce me 10 aud told lhe girls to get their
bats 90 aad show M N riibay the
pretiiest spots 10 lbe villsge. be Cas-
tie Hill. the ruined Abbey. aud the
Suugglet's Leap To these places
tbey went, Mr Marliboy discour~iag
the " bole way of the bafaese of toe
loa44, a9I of wba; Improvements
mighJ Be made ii they bad properly
constituted local board { health al
Penethly; declaring thf tHe pri9s q
milford oysters, " aui "fresb pad-
dock gese ertireiy gle9lstitutjon-l
sud illegal as NJ one lad right 90
shoot 10 the public streets; that there
ought TO be proper stands provided
f9rthe car drivers; eud that q regp-
lar police supervision was rrgeu,iY
demanded ,{e 9id aa' iajnk much
u he A0tey rajgs, aad be laughed
10 sc5rn p. tbe story e; the s4gg
gler's IesR Aa thty aste On tbeir
{ me Eard way, coming roOud the
Castle Hill, they met Mr. Sandham,
very fudty aud fresh, and shiny, and
VIVA couple of towels 10 his band
be took rF bis vide rsEsa IS ge sP-
preached thq ladies, ea4 0oHed
I'll a,iy 10 SIR NorlihnE
"Ab Mr. Sandman faid Ellen.
vita 10 adu1rnory finger, you have
been bathing sgain b. 81 Catherine
R9cs, after oil the warning we gave
you'll
Ny dear Hllea ia;sFps@ed Kure
with pe'uiaut ar chow can FJu 2
II Nr Sau6asm cbooscs to risk his
bic after What be has been tsid, il
surely il nothing 10 g7
rNuw, Miss Kate. Mis- Ea;e,
lhat's aOl fair - ysu kaoR.
be added, dropping bis vo'ee
That every wc'd Of voGra
wuoll have weight Wilh i4a ua, tae
tide YES Slack tais ma5uiDg, and
as4iiy jaasy IS uo 0tbeT place where
@ suuumeg can really cuit be:b
Yau e-e u swimmer, Ar Mouiboy
Yes, Sir, ~ replied ibat geat.emaa
Yes. Alg. i o-A manage .t i've bad
3r.4las 80 Peerless Pool aud be II u
brra Baus. aud can keep up sell
enough BdJ / don't ike i,. / doa'5I
see mucl .dn 10 wbas arc s5.urd.g
called the 'Maaiy es rU.srs Twenty
ears a-1. Ts1ag l4e0 used - rsg
Gsig.ng eoacbes; now | caa't eJa-
c-iye cutler w'rk than H3.dinG
dg1cb u .Gi.k .ssiGos -eias "a yu1c
a.uJ, ,efiaz Lu7 sired horses. si.-'
tiug ya = hard seaI, ald liz elinE 10
the conversation Of an unea1ca.q,,
c1achmaa. / Deveg ridt ~eesase /
hate bumPias W aal doWu VI @ha'd
eddie ana rubbing 'bu -kil II ms
body never play cricket, because
in The nos weather Eke to keep gale,
aud cool and not toll in ,be gI ,ald
- 10 going cu; sbnc.,l- aad stamp
iDg over Ei,sa Cf-Jubble 10 s-pte4-
Dsr, iuggins q bis gUn and ,iriug my
-sIt 10 deatb, lo0k upon that as the
pursuit Of man.ac. / AN prac'icai
mau.r
You are ildeeIy7 said Kate, as
she cf pped gradually behiud wish
Mr. SaDIham, and left the p.@5,fcal
rl4a and her sister Isi..a 80 aend the
way 70 lt7 house
it's unnecessary to rec suat tha
savings aud dOiags o. Mr. ,lvai Nor
tib5y during toe Next few days Il
Is enough lBas 10 spent The greater
parslla u them with the BaFi4rd fam
Is aud that be 80 elaborated bis ideas
OF pgac.icability, and So euTei-6-
% against every sang Lat was u0t.
abs Iut2.y esefcl ia mcscaatil' ;,..a,
Of vls.&-ilcluCiog. ip 8 ..rssuTe, arl.
poetry, music. =au the domestic az
iecti--a--that be- incurred The aamiy-
igated barred Of the young ladie,,
aud even fell to zero 10 Mrs. Bar
.ord's estimation
Il vas about ,he ct4 aotn40g ar
ter the ia5sa7ion Of ibis uuerly iuc0u-
s5uyGs element into the sce.ety v{
Albion Villa, that Ellen aad k1,e
siroiied out immediately after break
fast witt lL2 vsew o. escaping the
e4F 1:ted visit Ct their prosecutor, aud
made t5eiF way 10 the Castle Hill
The night had been jemp-stuOus, aud
rom their wiadJw tney had noticed
that a heavy sea wa s4nuing: they
coG-e gCeGiG ~efe not surprised 20
see lille group OF people gathered
On the heights locking towards =,
CatheriGe's h0cs: I Auge mass o.
granite sgrmVGn'ed bY an old rui1.
;Jaud which, when II vas insulated
at higb @a,er,the tide always sset,r
Win a pecaiias aad dangerous sSigl
Bus wAen ghey JoiGed the group
amoag which were several II their
friends, they ioagG that the concoufze
we're regarding, with Interest mingled
VIZ Hi5utf tIr hiDfodicbtS VI . : V iut
mer v 30 had rounded the e%JseMily
Of Ca.herine's, and wa- seea making
for the shore
"Eet aeeer % it SAID Captain
Calborp. an old halfway drsgoou,
who bad b.ssa tempted by the cheap
sr-s II ofPeneEbly to pitch his tent
there: 'hell rever DO it. by Jovei
Yes, Wei struggled, sir; be made
a point theFe-hold o0. neE ND hes