The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-18

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Janet lives ~
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va our srtisss nans) sSslvsd. tssrsby
making glaa The hsart q b. aant, Who
was very fond oi M dsad bssshsrs child.
By this tins Ella ~ satissly veil. and
she took great paiss y aauss her sister
Who lay day sftsr day unable 70 walk.
Mrs. Warren had two niscss, 90 Of then
about Nabel's sgs. and che took this op.
portuni,y Of iavi.ing then tAsrs. thinking
Msbsl would cnjey hAvisg some oss ts
play With.
News isr you. dear Nsbsl," said ElIs
eoi.g V hss rssu - nssaisg. "haans
hes invited ssr sousiss ffch Breokiyn 70
visit n aad they will b. here nsxt Sasur.
day"
Mabel hailed this ssnsusssnsat with
delight and asxieusly counted the days
before their arrival. II due time they
came. and very pleasant girls they we're
making the time pass 90 quickly that Ma
bel did not have any time to b lonely.
Mr.. Warren bought her rolling chair
and pleasant days she would wheel herself
out under the trees, where with her cous-
in Alice she spent many happy hours
playing dolls.
A grand picnic u ''the pines vas ar.
ranged for August 8. Ella invited oil her
sequsintances and TIE event vas locked
forward to with much interest. especially
by the yousger members. At length the
day arrived, and At o'clock tn party
frsm Mr.. Wsrrsn's were ali ready, waiting
for the three seated team which Was to
convey them TO the grove. The day Was
perfect and they we're happy company.
As they came in sight Of 'the piuss' the
first object that attracted thsir attention
was large umbrella; on coming nearer
they perceived a man sitting undsr Il bss.
lily sketching.
"The grounds seem 10 be occupied,
said Mr.. Gleason.
"Yss; but never mind. said Ella. Eve
can invite him to remain with NJ, and you
know the more the msrrisr'." "
Az they hastsnsd to aligbt the other
teams oams drivisg up, and they made
preparations to saioy the day to the best
Of their sbility.
Some searched for ferns and flowers,
others took row upon the river which ran
on one side Of the grove. Mr.. Summer (foi
our readers must have surmised that be il
none other than eur city artist engaged
in the different amusensnts With much
zeal. II had been long since he Lad had !
vacation and he thoroughly enjoyed IL
Mr.. Gleason With Alice aud julia Rsy
nolds, the girls from Brooklyn, were ou'
on the river rowing. Alice. the younger
was q mischieyous child. never still. and
At this time she had been busying herself
IN seeing how far she eould lean over thu
side Of the boat. Mr.. Glsassn had 81
engressed jules attention telling her .
his life in Europe, that they had not no
, ticed her. Soon cry was heard, ant
they looked up il time to see Alice fsl
into the water. Mr.. Gleason immediatel,
plungs in after her. and ~ the water Va
comparatively shallow, rescued her, n
harm being received beyond severe vet
! ting. There was . farm house near by
! and going there they prseured dry clothes
! determined that they would remain tn
, res. Of the day. Notwithstanding thei
adventure.
Meantime suitable spot had been %
lsctsd 10 spread tks table, and i bsin
!. noon, tho gong wss sounded to collect th
people for the most important event Of th
/ day. As yos may suppose. Justice ~
/ done 70 this bountiful collation.; the Chi
= drsn had not played about oil ths tim
; without giving them an appetite.
!. The afternoon was spent principally
! the same way rs the morning. Al
4 o'clock the party started for home. arrl'
|. ing safe, and oil agreeing that the da
y taken a. . whole had bssn one Of grei
& leisure.
& II turaed out tbst Mr.. Gleason. Jr.. vi
: doctor, and DR.. EmtrsOa the village ho'
!. tor, being On vacation. hs made dail
i visits TO his patients. He always took "
j Lin with him on these occssious, and It b
y gan to be rumorel that there was IN q
II qagemsst between the two.
!. "They do say. said Asi Polly Lsveret
that DR.. Gleason aad that city niece
% Wsrreu's are TO b. married"
n This rumor proved 10 be correct II pa'
,s for II vas sunouncsd that there would
t, ! double wedding as CLristnas.
10 Mr.. Sumner had been frequent visis'
a at Mr.. warren's during his stay at LAX
y vile. aud it ended in proposal OF ma
riage.
l. We will pass over the intervening tin
n spent in magnificent preparations, 70 u
4. night Of the Wedding.
(. The ceremony took place st Ar. Wa
4 rsn's house. Julia WAS dressed IN cream
10 wLiis satin. while Ella wore love
q shade Of blue silk. Thsy both receive
to many valuable presents from relatives 81
ae friends IN the vicinity.
IN Mr.. Gleason aud wife we're 70 travel
i. Europe for the present. wbile Nj. Sal
q AR vas 10 leave Immediately for n,