The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-01-21
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in girls fancy Ia Aimee's hi
one was Frank Cbasuble He va
the hanisomest young fellow in To
seminary for one thing, His view
were high" but That Was no obiet
ton to the cburchioving girl and o
the only son Of & rich man, ne had
| in his power TO express aud sdor
these views with ail tue oruamenta
touches with Whi.h modern ART O.
SAYS to decorateI an ausJere faith
| Nobody wore such waistcoats as he
his hands were miacles of fiaeness
the liltle cross sr hs buttoabole va
an antique gem.
The secret grief # bis life was th,
inevitable student, black gown; il
consolation the contemplation Of I
drawer full of advanced garments
embroidered stules lBd Tie like, will
which be purp1sed @ bedeck himsei
the moment ordaaiion should se
bin free To do as DC liked. He wa
altogether fasciaeing combination
--enpugh TO kindlelhe fancy of aos
girl; aud Aimee VS. 10 the fair road
for a heartache wti something h, D
psaed, Of winch | call noy procesd
to tell you.
Among the it'll maids accom-
plishments was q iir skiil in water
color drawing, and occurred TO her
some weeks after he arrival to tura
this to account for te benefit Of DE-.
6rscey, the dearold t0clor whu
had been Sd very, vry kind to her. .
She had heard MIN express o wish
for a view Of the insrior of his beluV.
ed little chapel, and with some shy
ness she offered tumake one rhe
doctor was charmed with The idea,
aud carried Aimee d al once to de-
eide on a point Of slw.
The studeuts wert absent for the
brief Thanksgiving scation, 50 there
was no one to disins the pair ia their
examination and escus=ioa of The
building.
A view of the eas end, with the
apse aud the tall lanet windows over
the altar, including .glimpse OF the
carved stalls on tue ryht, was finally
chosen; and the bst place for the
artist proved TO be le 0rgsn-lofr, ii
small square space, r,sed about i've
feet above the aisle. )r Bracey in-
stalled Aimee there, Sowing her how
conveniently she cid seat herself,
aud how she could reulale The light
at will by closing yr opening toe
curtains win which te !1tt was 10
closed.
aud here's shelf E your things, I"
be added, exn'bulag ledge at the
back of The organ "pu might leave
them there, if you iii, aud save the
Trouble of carrying tsm to aud fro
Nobody will aieddle iilh them. The
orgsnisr sits aroundhsre. you see,
aud The bellows ooyis biiod, pjur
FELLOW" With ii be departed,
leaving Aimee to belask
She worked ON tbugb tha; quiet
afternoon aud the na, aud 80 sue
cessfully that her Wk became ab-
sorbiog and tuil Of iarest. Ga Mon
dsy the students nuroed Frauk
Cnasuble walked me with them
after even-soug, waasked to tea by
Mrs. Bfaceg, aud spt u long even
ing with Aimee ovethe piano. Nsg-
er had he been So arming, So de
yJred
Her thoughts wer fuller Of him
than of her drawn a., early on
Tuesday afIernnoD, Q be,OOk herself
to Der perch in the esu-lofC, secure,
as she supposed, Of lree hours svlI-
tude before the link of the service
bell a: six O'Clock shld warn her to |
flee.
| She had just got VI to work when |
the opening door al the sound oi |
footsteps aud voiceaarlled her at
leution. Peeping IN between the
closely drawn curtai she bebeld, to |
her surprise. the greer part of the
senior class enteri the chapel. |
There were Ariharurns, Vedder-
bake, Benson, Franbf course, that
quiet Mr. Cballons who always
looked a. her 30 mu and said so
little, Gregory, T5Esher, and
duzsn Others, all of ,om she kuew
by name al least, a'mosL of them
personally.
! What could they hoing here at
this hour! She hadver happened
to hear If what theldents called
T "practlciug Tuesde, on which
monthly occasion ibenior class meti
TO rehearse and critic each others
sermons Bot the mery soon ex-
planned itself. for pentlv Arthur
Burns mounted intoe pnlpi, and
began TO read from manuscript.
while bis classmates, ,uped in var
ious unconventional auues, listen
ed atteutigeIg The course lasted
about fifteen minGtesK nen be had
finished the Others preded 10 com
meDt
"Tns endiog was dledly poor"
put in Frank Cnasu "Yon just
stopped, that aas all,here was no
. fiaisn."
"Well, wbs, better fellow do
than stop when he's tny b 7" asked
the speaker. /,
, II can perorate. can rouad
and embsllish, retortrank. "Any
, one eau sop. Ii taA cultivated
; man to stop eloquent
We'll have ' our kJf stop now" |
said bis friend "bsrd, march,
q Cnasub BILE it's your {"
: ~ Frank swept uie aisle and
assumed the desk sermon was
very foe, Thought Ae-very fac,
r indeed. See peepeom between I
Il the curtains, her eshining with
e amusement at the lgnt u how
;, little they -uspectedb was listen. !
e ing Then d naugnhought pop
il ped into her head ane began pen I
r clling sentences dow ber dra wing !
, paper
She would learn e by heart. '
+ she decided, and e them as il
: accidentally ia the ce Of conver- I
K sa,iou. How ans they would {
!, look. snd what fua suld be 4
= "Weli, how was iIa-ked Chas- :
d uble, rather vai8gloGy, as be re- !
l. turned E.
t. Very we'll writteeid that qui- !
n ct young Challouer,it nothing to