Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-12-11

as long -iiis.-- then slfr- had-rrrh-n
round of social duties; she was In such
constant demand; there were visitors Of
partiS Every night, and endless calls and
shopping tours With mot her every day sand
She was really getting a little run down.
The weather was oppressively warm, and
they longed to get away from the city and
20 to the mountains. 1t was only days
ride to the lovely resorts in the Alleghanfess
but papa was LOOKING Hftle thin and
worn again, and The doctdf% had said his
heart was affeetekt not alarm ngly or seri1
! ously, but mamlaalcould ndtabear to leave
Him, and he decfSsed it utt Ssay ilkpossi5ld
tdAbe away from his businessa sipkle day.
HeAand Mr. Clark werc-~efyy hopefuf over
new venture they had made, the nature
of which she did not thoroughly under
stand
But let us take peep at some OF those
fearlEl Idtt9IF tItot faf tAe hpsSfrsFo his
| eager questions, not at the shy words Of
maiden love that erept in here and there.
but at those pages any one might read
Tuesday night,
''Such 4 delightful german as we had
last night at the Piehdergasts'l Capt.
Noel led==T have to call him captain, for
every one does here, fLhd ifI say Mr. they
want TO know why, and it is embarrassing
to explain how know. He leads remark
ably well, and was very proud Of our
regiment sir, when listening to all the
nice things said about him, How wished
for certain other cavalry captain now so
man cruel piles away Me- Noel took me
out oftenTrand indeedI was a decided belle
--anil he told me thht he had t6llead with
Miss PrenaseiEast, tobIit would Sol much
rather dance with me.
III is almost settled that We go away in
August for the entire month. DR. Post
says mother niust co. and that fatlier
ought to go. Qfeolrse ! gowith mamma
Deer Park viii doubtless be the favored
B spot nI3iwisiii a llsist were here. i Wish
iyeg We're herei / wlsilToh, 80 many things
Your letters are sleb 9.dsligbt 10 me.
wonder If Other .slr,a ,havclangfhiag Ike
, them, Yes. yoa shall h9ye tlie pir;pFe on
my birthday; hut mind sir. you are to take
the utmost careof it OF the oYigiAai will
feel ncgleatea,a ui8 -ed l,G fa
''Iriday night
$50 many interruptions tcdsy dear
Fred. lou sec. what an Incohcrent thing
this is thus far. and now I'm tired out
We la.f charming time VI rl.e Noodrov's'
dinner lastncveaing, The day had been
hot, but their table was set on the lawn 4
under a canopy, and, the walls being raise-l,
we had a deli initial breeze from the river
Their place is one Of the finest on the
heights. do so wish you could have seen
il, Capt. Noel TOO, me ID, and was bright |
and Jolly ;,;id fnl 0f anecdote. Everybody |
likes him. and Ike 4iai iaainly BECAUSE |
be is such aloyal f.iead Of yours. lie talks |
50 much Of YOU end 81 III the dangers You |
ihgye shared IN afi3ifiina ana YOU Know
how interesting Ql this nrl4t BE- % ne
Sometimes wonder that you had so little I
hnltheugh you neverdid talk /
much about the regiment. and neverWoQld /
talk much ah0ut yourself Wednesday /
twenty-five had little theatre prtfei Regy /
got itpp, and we just filled two aajoiRas /
loges. Capt, Noel was Fanny Holtous Is
cort, but he talk{zl most OF the time vita
mer-althing TINT nay escort, llr. FORBES, I
dill not seem 70 like; but, as he couldn't I
talk, ana Mr. Noelwonld, what could Idbf" +
liIi-sh 8 i aafi Sunday evening"
IT Is lateipnd ought 70 be asleep, but
the last caller has jast gone. and to-lnoi~
row there may lae no time To write ut all,
and you are such an exaeting, tyrannical,
dear old boy finit-@ Wen, there. nav, let
me tell you Of the day. Aop say anything
and everything that Issy or.do is, OF inter
ast. So. to begin with, yesterday ! had
iicadaehe, due, festr. 10 the late supper
FsegyT gsive us IL the club after tie theatre
Faliny Holtpn came ~ take me for u drive,
lut did hot feed like going. and De ssed
1T Then She told me that Capt Noel was
n the carriage waiting, and lthiit he w6uid
be 50 tlislppoihfea Aiatlier came in ANA
'aid the arr weHlttdo nae good. and 40 we
yelt. and came back feeling 50 much
brighter Mr. Noel was very amusing and
sept as laughing all the time Coming
l6nie Fanny got ont at her house. as she
lad 20 dress for.dinnef hut told yhe cnaeh-
nan TO drive me home and Mr., Noel tothe
idb. He began talking Of youthe moment
be iisappeaud, and said he hoped YOU
we're going 20 write regularly to him Are
ou' He seeFas so fond of yous but do
rot wonder al han. b00g 9si.i laHlal
This morning we went 70 church, and
Mr. Noel Joined ard walked
Ioune with, as, and fripa1 be',ses him To
ome IN to, luncheon, which he did. You
earfeliawi what have YOU done to my De.
oved old slstlsly What be issoarien1 an nd
lirerof yours He shook Mr. Ncel's band
hree times before he would let lin 20.
nd begged him TO come ofsen. he lilted to
nov men, he said, who cosla 50 thor
ughly appreciate-whom DO yon think.
ira--Cnpt. bred l.ane After he bud gone
apa spoke of him delightedly on two OF
hTee occasions. VIII they take him away
DO, as soon as he is really captaing'
"Wednesday
You deer, dear, extravagant fellow.
lever have bad such exquisite flowers, or Z
ach profession q thern You must have
iyen your florist carte blanche. Nothing
hat came 70 me compared with theIn My
irthday was the cause of quite little fete
! the family. and had some lovely pres
Its Mr.. Noel, too, sent a Beautiful basket n
roses, aud it pleased me very much.aI I