Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-13
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pazsn<., Mr H4yn. asked Ms franaAy a

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bazanezs+ NJ hAyn- ss~so - -
oanna y rs.;, .,.,,.,,
1rsafif 70 IAs a. 49, ~
Up 10 late my aa'lrs HAs
lunch Rad tue aa'rhihs p~p-s .No -
sAh fa~ <''A,
about OF sss'ss h'ains
We always W 70 n1eaA ~ ~" ,-ss
ro1n PLEASANTLY SALE ifain4s, a11' :. -
be willing 70 protniss aos's s'fe@ i'f sulA-'
money then ~e oes'h W paE vi
Chairs. orr by ens
"PapAs clerks nave nA1o sIs..s Z -.
hsppeh :" 1~ h@N' -. - r,-
70 get postage stamp" io- "a
when We happen M Al LIE os1'e'
small change tor US = hsn We 'e 'N'
books, aisa 'sae Us "0I 4, x,a
eotne DOWN Town aai u''' - -. To- a.
SOMETIMES 1hsf HA's " - :. =, tom ON
"nsn we've "71 -, ys, in tef,rs
sH's1 AM 'A3
DARK
~.-,xs IN n. nicep
Then so'if eAfne'''
80 rna TORN o,serr said
there's @'hi7 -. lovely candy q
AAs~' - az, Broadway: but
sieae 80 - ~ zine 80 we sometimes
w IN So ,,i.-rk. order il sent 10 papa's
"a 80. xho Know hox to select
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esln,' -, j., that resr<-rt - said Phil,
-, a. thorrnyb A. IL could have
ga ~ -, os,,,-.,ty Tor il: but will ~
lo' a.. .t,d;s. AZ once
60 con a good Judge Of tear asked Lu-
-. .y.o'na has not been quite herself
- oo., al u.,,a's clerks went to Pennsyl
-. 70 ,aka charge Of a rolling mill The
-, ,,a,, n...i 10 spend hours in the tea i'm
s.,r,.rs' warehouses. down near the Office,
s.arrbing for the kind of tea that mamma
ao,as on
..yo,, cb,ldrrn are not 10 worry Phil with
any nj vnnr triaiug AFFAIR." said the head
n, tho bo...e II want YOU all to understand
that besides having a desk in my Office, be is
. ,arye orsrator in real ssta.e-a capitalist
. sorr Of tnonnt1list. in fact. for he is secre-
,arv and A dirsrtnr Of the Hayuton Bay I'm
nroy.rnent cornpauy which monopolizes one
Of the finest bis of shore front on the At
lnntic coast
"Havnton Bav,r said Lucia. in wonder
"Why that ia where Hayu Farm is"
"Wiss chiIdp' said her father: and that
fine bluff portion OF the farm that over looks
tho hay il the comnany,s prouerty You'll
never again Gu, YOUR shoes To pieces on the
"a, s.uhhla ON tina, bIufY for when next YOU
80, tho nlace IL will h. covered by fine villas,
the handspmest Of which you probably will
come day $50. mentioned in the newspapers as
the country seat OF the well known merchant
prince. Edgar Tramlay, ESQ.,, father Of the
charming
Edgar Edgarlr said Mrs Tramlay
"And. as | was saving continued Tram
IIay no purchasers title will be good without
1.-The signature and official seal Of Mr. Philip
.Hayn Candy and postage stamps, indeed !,
sWhy. such mans time ought To be valued
{at about dollar minute"
Then Phil was rich. Lucia said to herself.
She did not much cere. and she knew even
less. about business details; a fortune on
parer was as good as any other kind, 20 far
a, she knew, but what she did yery distinctly
understand was that no one, not even her
mother. would again have occasion to speak
of Phil as Il poor man, or even a country
man Some Young men who were accounted
great ca tches were only secretaries and even
assistant secretaries Of one thing or other
,he knew it, because she had seen their names
in dividend notices and other advertisements
in newsraper, How w,uld the change in
his fortunes affect her mother, she wondered.
Mrs Tramlay certainly was more atYabl. to
the youny man than she ever had been be-
fore AMI ,ft.r dinner she even took Pills
arm In rpturniny tn the parlor the act signi-
aed nothng To Phil but it set Lucia,s little
heart dancing gavlv
When PM departed. xDou after dinner. to
accompany hrs father bv request, TO a meet