The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-12-27

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kUIf~-'N - IA -. tus young m1uH
IWf III exit he would u
M gratitude Layn giF.
r. NJ III cn fine dinner a.
W rN/-I w the male gossip w.p
N had said in IuYa
I Il hearing that NUg,
was 10 marry Lu.
cia. Not knowing Of thi, rumor, ho chilled
at the Tramlny abode, o-tcnsbly 10 invite
Lucia aud her mother 10 the Theatre, AMI
from tho manner Of tho ludie, ho assumed
that Phil, with the over confidence Of youth
had proposed and been rejected. Murgra
curiosity as 10 what tho head Of tho family
could want Of the young man was uiluycd b.
Mrs 1ramny's statement that tho Whit WAS
duo wholly 10 her husbands ridculOu, man
ner Of inviting each country acquaintance tp
como and 500 him II ho over reached hrF
York; his subsequent hospitality 10 Philip
was only for tine purpose of keeping on good
terms with spmo old fashioned people who
might Some day again bo useful us hosts, and
who could not bo managed exactly as pr,
fcs,ionul keepers Of boarding houses.
But Mnrgo's curiosity was rclr1u nl th"
very day after ho received Tai, quirlug iu
formation, for ho chnnccl 10 meet tine m.I
chant with the young man, father, aud Wue
introduced 10 the laitcr
Instantly the old question returned 10 h.,
lips, "What can Tramay want Of that lcl.
lOwp Again bis curiosity Hub5idcd when ho
learned of tho cottage city project, uul,
whilo agreeing 30 assume u quarter Of tho OK
pcnso of tho enterprise, ho cumplimoul"l
Trnnlny ON his ability 10 find something 90
profit by, even whio o,tou,ibly enjoying bu
occasional days rest la the country hul
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and was presented 10 him ns old lnrmrr.
representatives. the real holder, In fact, ol
n full quarter of the compauy's stock Mario
looked suspciousIy at the merchant, oudusls.i
himsefi
"What can Tramlay want Of that fcllowW
Reasoning according 10 tho principles ON
which many small real estate companies or
corporations developing patent arc formed,
Margc soon informed himself that Irnmluv,
whose shrowdnc,s lao had always held m high
respect, preferred tho son to tho father, "a
being tho onslcr victim Of tho two. The
processes of frightening ont or freezing OUT
nn inventor on farmer who had put his prop
crty IN the hands Of "a stock company were
not entirely unknown 10 Margo and ho nat
urally assumed that thoy would hc easier ~
application 10 "A grrnn young mou like
Philip than 10 clour headed old man "a,
Farmer llayn seemed to be- But il TIA.
rural element of the company was 60 hc dc
spoiled of It's own, Marco proposed 90 SEQ that
not all the spuil- should go To- the Merchant
How better could ho improve his own po.
tion with lramlay than by making himself
the merchant superior i'm luos-u'
lie would have the advantage of heiUs
able TO watch rhl closely, and of knowing
a. 1. 1 Il. o l. &
sacrifice; should tho young man, Ibo most oi
his age and extraction, develop am iu,ptluhio
appetite for city joys That cost mouoN, ho,
Marge, would chcwruDly supply him with
money from tImo To- time, taking hi> storl, ass
security, aud somo day tho merchant would
suddenly find himself beaten ut hi, own gumr.
The mere Thought of such "a triumph lmpaIIni
the deliberate Margc To tn,o smlG bottle
of champagne with his midday luncheon a
luxury which he usually reserved until oven.
ing at tho club
But again hc was startled Whom "a lisht
headed friend complained that, although tap
said friends father had been promised
place tor his SON in rumlaNe uli.o Whom the
iron trade should look up, IruulN had tal,l
IN coputrymlu instead a.. uHucNu, .'0u
confirmed the intelligence, api as Iumny
mado NO explanation ur osvu mention ut tho
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