The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-20

able. He is bashful and wants to inquire
after Lucy. Angie is very romantic and
! thinks Walter must be in love with her.
She builds air castles. FARMER Boy"
Chapter II-Angie returns home. De-
scribes her walk with Walter and his
politeness. Says that he told her that the
church picnic was soon to come oil now,
and wants them to be sure and attend.
She, thinking that Walter loves her, con-
trives that Lucy shall think so too. Lucy
is unhappy, for she loves Walter and had
always supposed that he loved her.
Success"
Chapter III-Mr. Crafty and son drive
out to their farm-talk about the state of
the crops and the farms the pass-they
discuss matrimony, and Walter gives i'm
preston that he goes to Angles house to
see her instead of Lucy-Alr. Crafty has
always said that Walter must marry for
money Walter tells him the old maid Is
rich and thinks to himself that as soon as
he can ask Lucy TO marry him he doesn't
care if his father does become angry
until then he will let him think he is pay
ing attention to Angie. Walter stays on
the farm few days and Mr.. Crafty re-
turns home "BEATRICE."
Chapter IV-The next day Mr.. Crafty
begins to talk among friends that he ex-
poets his son TO marry soon-meets the
deacon of the church who talks about the
picnic, asks him to attend a church social
the next week, and finally asks him for
his subscription to the preacher. Mr..
Crafty doesn't like that very well, but pays
it and wants to know how much Miss
Patterson subscribed TO the church--they
discuss the news of the town and part very
well satisfied with each other.
DORA DICKENS"
Chapter Walter, while enjoying coun-
try life for few days, decided to declare
his love for Lucy at once, and, after
severe struggle, writes long love letter,
but did not address it to any one
"CHATTERBox.'
Chapter VI-Next morning one of the
farm-hands drives him to town Just be-
fore reaching it they meet Angie, who has
been out early for walk, collecting botan-
ical specimens Walter kindly offers a
seat in the spring wagon. He feels so
happy to think he has written his letter to
Lucy that he is very agreeable and unusu-
ally talkative. He has the letter in his
pocket. In assisting Angie to alight at
her home he loses the letter among the
leaves and flowers that belong to Angie.
He does not discover the loss.
"EDITH BELLE"
Chapter VII-Angie discovers the letter.
in that way because he was bashful. She
is happy Talks of love and her marriage
that will surprise everybody. Lucy is I'M
happy and has no one to cOnfde in. Time
for church social comes. Describe church
social. Everybody attends. Lucy is dis
tant with Walter, who is very anxious to
see her and tell her about the letter He
doesn't know where he lost it. Angie
makes remarks like the following to him,
and he thinks she has reference to Lucy:
''Do not be dOwncast." "YOur love is re-
turned" Fear not" "Your feelings are
understood" Mr.. Crafty is introduced TO
Lucy, who quietly listens to all he talks
about. He thinks she is very agreeable
young lady. The social breaks up with
out Walter talking to Lucy.
FAIRY FRIoUE"
Chapter VIII-The day of the picnic
they meet at the church and 90 in big
wagons-Lucy has charge of a class of
children-they reach the woods, describe
a picnic, the games played and eating their
dinners. Walter has made up his mind
that he must speak to Lucy to-day, so he
follows her class and proposes all kinds of
plays for them, to be near her. An acct
dent happens to a swing; Lucy hurt; great
excitement; Walter rushes to her, calls
loudly for assistance Angie thinks at
first that Walter is hurt, and when she
discovers the true state of affairs she
faints in Mr.. Grafty's arms, speaking in
one breath of blighted affection and in an
other of a breach of promise suit. Walter
arranges a comfortable pallet for Lucy and
rushes to town on horseback TO procure an
easy carriage to drive her home.
EVELYN"
Chapter IX-As Lucy and Walter drive
home, everything is explained to their
satisfaction. "IDALIA"
Chapter X-Picnic breaks up and Mr.
Crafty, on the way home, proposes to
Angie. He thinks to himself it will save
the expense of a breach of promise suit
and will keep the money in the family
RANDOLPH"
DEAR FRIENDs---Referring TO the foregoing,
j hope every one will kindly do his or her
part to make the story a success. | hope
no member will feel sighted or none feel
over-taxed. / chose these MONS at random,
and if any one feels overtaxed, / will try
to fill their part. / am glad 10 introduce
my friend, "Dora Dickens" 10 you all.
know you will find her a good sister, and
a willing worker, in a good cause l
heartily welcome every old nom 1t was
good to hear from "Flossie Fern" once
more. Also "Aunt Sue" and 'U. b. Still"
What Gathering Home" we are having.
/ cheerfully welcome every new member.
"Henry George" Marion County Bow"
Count Claudio" and Dora Dickens" all
are welcomed by "SAPPHo."
Indianapolis, Nov. Is.