The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-26


muked abrubtly vlh c. ctins Of tbs
bnstl.
Yos. m..m. sasiss miIItner, sud she
Gao play on the piano.
thousbt. s.il uy ~lls. TIA, you vent
out wilh bin 90 snadsyy
Not ont With him, mssm, sittr bim. |
, walked along by The side Of them. aud told
Der be VS., e0s,ged to ne.
Dear me. J.oe. dii oar What did they
dol
. Took 20 more nolIsc OF ne than II /
~ss dirt. So told her she wonld sulIer
ior It.
, II was ou the August bank holiday that
the crisis came. We 90 not clearly know
the details Of the fray, but only such irss
meuts as poor Jane let lall
TIE r1llIiner's mother, the mlIliner, and
William hsd made party to the art mus
cum
Anyhow. Jane bad eslsaly but lrmly sc
cuslei them meshfre ! the street and
asserted ber right 10 shat, 10 spite Of the
consensus OF Ii erature, soc beld to be her
insIiensbe property.
They deslt with her ~ cfushiuply su
perior way. They "eslIed a cab, Theirs
wss scene. william being pulled away |
luto the four VIII seltr by his future wife
aud mother 10 Law from the reluctant
hands OF our discarded Jane.
Thereafter our house rested from vii
li4m. But there vas something 10 the
manner Of Jane scrubbing the ifont door
,tep or sweeping out the rooms, a certain
vlelousness that persuaded me that the
story had not yet ended
Please, m may so snd see wed
ding to morrow said Jane one day.
My dear, said my wife, hutterlng into
my rooms about twenty minutes after Jane
bad ,tsG ed Jane has been to the boot
hole aud taken oil the left tf boots and
shocs, su goae of TO the wedding with
them 10 bag Surely she cannot -
Jane. said, Is developing character
Let US hope for the best
Jane came back with pale hard face Z
All the boots seemed to be still 10 her bag,
at which my wife hesyed permature sigh j
OF relief.
QaIte u crowd at the wedding ms am,
she said presently, 10 purely converse
tional style, sitting 10 our little kitchen.
and scrubbing the potatoes; and such
lovely day for them, 1t was all extremely n
respectable and nice, ma'am but her faith q
er didn't wear a black coat, ana looking II
quite out Of place ms'am. Mr. Pidding d
luirk - u
Who? q
Mr.. Plddngquiik W liam that was, lC
mssm- had white gloves and q cUst like II
, clergyman, and a lovely chtysanthemum.
And there was red carpet down, Just like u
/ r geutlefolks 1t was d real kerrldge II
hey had So not a hy When they came out to
If urch there WAS ric' throwing, and her o'
wo little sisters dropping dead hlsers. OIL
Nod tome oae threw slipper and threw h'
b0Ct- y"
Threw a boot, Jane 'e
Yes tnaam, hard. Gv' bin black u
we, should ,hiuk. | only threw that b'
me. hadn't the heart to try agsln 10
III the little boys cheered when it bit
i'm. .
The potatoes were more than finished, eS
ane rose sharply with sigh, and raped u
be basin down oh the table.
| don't care! she said, dan't care tt'
ap. He will ind out his mistake yet, II d6
eryes me right. | was stuck up about DO
i'm. ! ought not to have looked so Tie
Ugh. iu'
gathered that Marina so far forgot pa
elself as to let j sDe sob out some OF her to'
llness OF her heart on a sympathetic u
honller My Mariana, thank heaven, las oe
ever properly grasped the importance of oe
keeping up her position. - WI
Slpce that fit Of weelin e, much OF the 'u'
scent Of the bitterness has gone out OF 10.
anes scrnbbiog brush " rs. US
lad ed, something passed the other day up
ith the butcher boy, bot that scllceIy ne'
eongs to thls story. R''
However, Jane i young stl. and time ''o
ID chuuge re at work vita her. We oil WI
ave our sorrJws. but do not believe
sry much 10 the prrmsueocy of broken i
earis