Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-17
\ Passing ACQUAINTANCE
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his letters -Yoz Viii So II warrant
chairs a. The table te-1or-T
VERY we'll was -he reply ltTo-
-.E -. we viii spread ourselves and
keep ne table fan Il We a1t have
NJ B--os ard y11 ne i9-iwz-:z any,
Tee 1ezt morning ;ls L1z~1c-rl
--zrters left OF tAe @s-.~ sage ana
6 "a. moment another gz=sf &C.
c.la5 - accompany them
The party remaining went CIT s1Ze
= --1-s K TIE PIE ~or S-e =
.ze -1--e-c z Re casino Returning
toward dinner tine they A-z@ "a; .
.s-z- had b-el rse=.re5 -c= Mss
Ni-.9s-t PAU. o=speaEiag 3 -1o-.
T-e-e vas sac-: u delight c1 -Sz4,
~ ,ae -s-=Z-Z El.ec-; Pa. was
known . s71z @: he psr;y. an tw0
G.. --e- -si been Ee- sclo5.zztss 2: :
fashionable seminar three rszrs u@
s
aM..aos-: vii be the r7ss,ss. 1- ~:
c-p q happiness sai5 o-= ana nov
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Cur able
TIE dinner nsI rang. an he merry
-r9-p le;13z themselves 20 he dining
-31- TT1 chairs were :--1eo down
s, the table.
who has CONE the guests inquired
e J-e another.
A. t1ey .oo< th=5E seats : nah AID
rs wife entered u o h=s.tat.1z man
LET. and were eir=a the -~5 chairs
~-it; -.s-ces were directed 3: Them
a-5 side LOOKS sxczz-rel They were
evidently plain bard working P77e
entirely uuacc1s:o1et u travelling
ard 70 hotel life. IN ~ instant lie
original parry became : clique. They
barely concealed their dislike q the
-snc1ue wa0 hai brought among
them 9 personality ;hs. 2-re1 on al
t1e.r sense o: 18s: VS. s;T.l.h. GU.
7e1.i5azl and agreeable. TIE TWO
strangers axe heartily, hslp~d then-
selves 70 what they wanted. finished
their meal and. left the table. before
TIE -est q the company had reached
.1eir nuts AID -zis-S
DID yea sTs- ! call ! al or:-
rage. -ci1s -zcH people On Us
The 1.5wEz- had better say a.
home ana P.gr- His hands took
away NJ appetite 4 hope .asy arr
10, going 10 say ore-EiEa-
The offending couple sp=z; lie altar.
noon walking abo0: - see the views.
and then sci oz: n the piazza till sup
DIR tine A:;s- supper, the criticism
recczEe1cz-
Th5g - gong 70 stay. TaelrtuDk
Ia gone Up = No 4" VIVA; will
Nl.c=., Psul say Sc viii have .
81; next 20 then she'll treeze :heu-
with one glance when sas sees TIA,
hand reaching IN front o. Aer far the
butter.
'0L come nov said re brother O,
ne last speaker you knew they
needet the batter. and you should have
passed j. set-oc the waite- Was not. on
hand
"Hasa. In TOO Provoked tor any-
thinE. We we're such a nice party I'll
those folks pushed in. And when
Miiicen. s ,5m.1- too, !, Us. sDoi.s
the table
Mex. day, -aile The newcomers we're
cut Mlice1: Paul arrived, amid the
welcoming ex-lz1ationso o! be, friends
She was = ;zll. slender crl with 81
sI!Ez,el conference. tsshi0nsbly
dressed earring gold eyeglasses and
hold.n. Ter head aloit in Z way De-
culis-ly her own She had plenty TO
say said . vel and was al once the
center q e7ertA.1g.
A. dinner tine she took the raeau.
seat and Uas Just receiving her plate
Of soup WHEN the nuch-critieised
couple cane II The guests were al
consciously Ha.ehtul, but Miss Paul
seemed 70 notice nothing she wa.
giving a vivid description Of her jour.
ne!. Suddenly she paused an Instant
i beg your PARDON she said, pleas.
anily- a her embarrassed neighbor at.
tempted rather swkwardly. TO reach
the SALT and, placing i, conveniently
near, she resumed her description
May trouble you for the PEPPER
SIZE asked hin 3 little later: mo,
black, ! prefer white. Thank you.
And she spoke in exactly the same tone
as when she asked handsome Young
Mr. Wa.ing across the "a able Il he knew
when the mail went ont. He admired
her none the less for il.
she has q broader outlook than the
rest Of us he thought to himself.
trip to the Notch was planned for
the next day. 10 go in the morning and
return al night There were enough to
I'll two mountain wagons No, no,
quite enough Those who counted
found there would be room for two
more.
Don't mention il. or Mr.. Wilbur
and his wife may offer to 90" said one
lady, with a touch of irritation in her
voice.
'Oh. we can't have them" said one
OF the girls, who had been Miss Paul's
schoolnate, "oGE we, Milicent?~
why notf' asked Miss Paul.
"oh! why, because-you know-no
doubt they are excellent people. but
how they would look along with u.s.
Ny dear Hetty." said Miss Paul.
why be narrow? Why voluntarily
live in a groove? have found the
most interesting people in the mos,
unexpected places Don't turn four
back upon your fellow creatures
Mr.. Wariug stepped into the hal,
where the Wilburs stood difidently
examining a last years register.
Would ron like to take the trip to
the Notch tomorrow. with the rest of
the parity he asked. cordially.
I'VE would like it very MUCH said
the man
Very much indeedw echoed the
wife.
The expense is three dollars for
ezeh ss4-
That's all right said the man.
aAnd now which NJ Ms will h.~.