The Dillon tribune., 1885-06-13

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~ |'hituher .tui,Iy yas,cd.
suddenly, as if remembering where she
| u, Mrs. Miller grew calm, but evidently
| u great effort Of self-control. She even
,uiogized for her excitement, which she
ned Mr.. Whitaker would forget. Then
,e left him.
X, his responsible position his first thoH%ns
ss ,it his masters ought 70 be informed
Vs. hcterolox views held by the nurse. !,l,t
b. seemed scarcely fair TO the woman, who,
j. sr,ito Of all, Went TO church as regularly as
H.. other servants. St, he Gi not mention
l,r matter. to the G'alEcrts hut, ov2rt;;lIAg
,!r. Mortllo as the latter was one dav walk.
i.g into tho town, be, with all respect, toto
Linn what strange ideas Mrs. Nj Her hc!g! ON
religious subjects. THIS may sc,l2l = 'cs''lnp-
u, on Ni.ittaker's part. ',,:5 tho t,",:ll is,
that the dream of hi, ii!o Wa;, that lad net
late made him c butler he might l,aEc been
:: clergy man. AID q very A!1osin!,, ono lie
wcl,ld ,lc,!j less have nmGc.
s'tht' said Noriin. 't'aiv:1lsm-i!rraly
rolj ,;.>:,,--.,,,;st dismal and i.Cn:Y CT oI.S
1,o cur,,;e was rather short wt,h Whit
ta,.-Y. 1Io .,,ou"..,t tho "a servant rather a
n,;::.,lce ,s::l.,. s;t,,:n,,,,!.:,.l II i !'i'S.
"riN VA scs l. i a:.d Tx 20 nes', sir!."
eskc,i Whitaker, respectfully
tE2--~' q. ,nists iYr nlsg.,abir. But to
Iea~n yc:;. N~t,otaker, I'll preach at her
ST. frI,l:aN.'
=; ;I.!':T ~ presumed that Mrs. Mile" did
no.; i,-.i;'t hcr Caiyi;lislM upon Beatrice, as
,,a -! rs.@,n"h to find the new nurse per-
t'.'-iy s-.:S.; /, .lcr duties 1t was cle;s" :hat
N,. GI.j = had .:ecome strangely attached
to! J." y-p.nr n-i,tr',>. Nothing seemed to
Civ. i.rr s&ir1 l,l22'llrc rs performing; ony
snail ,,'",.,:,, ,'olyj . which Miss ClauSon re-
n.-irpl };'Gyf: .:,als':gte passed hor, the wo-
::lan's IL! L $50, followed her with az OK
;.!y.S-to'l ~ n:,,Nsr ,tot, .'Io a!facton On her
i,ar6 H"l;,'i.a .i:.aie,i the nurse with 4 con
=; cr,l, ;or n"t always show, Ey the most
ni.li;,:,u tp,,ur,l th@ir servants. Il WIS vlti-
ca:ll &aii y NH2:, tho lou"enold that Mrs.
NI..... V.; It u lie l,s&, ha'l l,ana:ci TO get
tue i>n~,i. IA, .::.,.> t'2N.'n,', foot
N-'i..:.r,. .,;lS Nj!:.' vas ,uNluly favored
q" ,a,t, thi,:.5 at 'f;,..lC"Coa House ran ol
..lc,.,,liy. ter!a >. it Was the perfect order
n y Ii T., ;5v:ss' ':u!',: It; that ilidu"ed tl,s
ur;so t. fnlc :. ~: : :luitay.
1t Vsts t.e dav nftc' NJ. Mo,riin h&d lnadt
AMI !. It his yen;urc, Horace and Herbert
po i'm; about tho gardens, SAW tlio bright
haired boy going ont III charge C. IT,, paro
c,,;.l not l,e oycl'G,',,G. TlryG l...:: Id liz
| c;,y,e and were o:,, lia5 Mr.. Ml'trittd gon
lvr c days holiday.
s;f c:y' q. ;hy brothers said IL, I,lure; but
rpt =" ing !; atr:cr hey nlc:l.:o,, Il the mat
tcl. % h"r. ''>.e-, she said, Il tul.! her sh
hi lit 90 ;og' tie day
| to Gc{'!&cs "cre l:,o ;H ll,o to blame Bea
tri>, il words, .iut : ii l.5 elevation of fo,l
eyebrows showed th.r owners di:5"o,ltent
Rp,elirc, III giving a servant q holiday, ha
taken {. li',r::.
''Whore has she c:'A.::' asked Hrhcrt, VIII
liked to know th;.t his scrv ants wcte spendin
their time properly.
$50 London, l suppose said Beatrice
carcln's!y.
Now the way in whici, Mrs. Miller spe1
her holiday was as follows:
She rose ut an early hour and walked frol
HazlcwoOu House TO tn, cross roads. Hcl
she waited until the numbering, ol!-tashione
bus came in sight. She took O seat in it, u,
was in du" tine dep tied at the Blacl.tov
station. AT Bla"k5nHn she took tho train
WrInouth which fashionable wateril
place she reached about 4 clock: