Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-20

stated his discovery to Rayncr as posi-
tive fact, going SO far as to say that his
sentrieS had recognized her as she drove
away in the carriage. If he had not been
an ass as well Us n cad, he would have
interviewed the driver of the carriage;
but he had Jumped at his theory and his
sudden elevation to the command of the
post gave him opportunity to carry out
his virtuous determination that no such
goings on should disgrace his admins
tration.
He gave instructions to certain soldier
clerks and daily duty" men employed
in the quartermaster, colnmissary and
ordnance offices along Prairie avenue to
keep their eyes open and let him know
of any visitors coming out to Haynes
by night, and if lady came in a car
rage he was to be called at once. Mr..
Hurley promised that on their return
from Salt Lake they would come back
by way of Warrener and spend two days
with Hayne, since only an hour or two
had they enjoyed of his company ON
their way west; and the very day that
the officers went off to the court came
the telegram saying the Hurleys would
arrive that evening. Havne had already
talked over their prospective visit with
Maj. Waldron, and the latter had told
his wife; but all intercourse of friendly
character was at an end between them
and tho Rayners and Buxtons; there
were no more cosby chats among the
ladies' Indeed, it so happened that only
to one or two people had Mrs. Waldron
had time to mention that Mr.. HAYNES
sister was coming, and neither the Ray
ners nor Buxton5 had heard of it; neither
had Nellie Travers, for it was after the
evening of her last visit that Mrs. Wal
dron was told.
Hayne ran with his telegram to the
aior, and the latter had introduced
himself and Maj. Stannard to Mrs.
Hurley, when, after a weary wait of
some hours, the train arrived. Blake,
too, was there, on the lookout for some
friends, and he was presented to Mrs.
Hurley while her husband was attend
ing to some matters about the baggage.
The train went on eastward, carrying
the field officers with it. Blake had to
90 with his friends back to the post,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hurley, after the for
mer had attended to some business and
seen some railway associates of his at
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