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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-08

Mr., 50 fials, "a, rsiursed irosi
tur go eg sged hef fttiasEes bette
y fs,i g. tas wao3fas lh1 az Il
tsrs q as rst.lrs Improvements ttu
trfaF,
o. Ml.s Carrie hrLa.s q Hsosei Pei
pssssf IN osi sshool. boards WITH Miss
GRAY.
Ma Obunsisr il ,till o. The 'ie1
ht NJ add D.ish syts' are both in
ptorlus
TIE saulh Dor.l school, openss
Mobdsy uitb Aia k.ll.hsr and Misc
MgL.ushl,l teachers
Miss Carts o. Rall % b. bseu visit
irs Bsssis Williams. Joba asuiey Of
BAttltbaro is 'isitIns his parsGn
MI. Bessie Il o. Of Bennington 10
yisiliug her sr.n5p.rel e., Mr. sod Mrs
Charles PAsips At s5otb Dafset Ne,
Awe Uoodvla is leo visitiHs Der parents
-Q4ite = tumber srp iuptCVias their
buuIiass shb rHsh p.iut. Martin Pad
lock. 7 NJ Colaas sud j NJ Armstrong;,
be latter lsylns some foe sork done OF
tbs aside Of bis boase snl store by MIR
koblut Of NJ .Dcbester Centre.
The School Board has orssBiE q by
slecuns DR.. Bartlett. OF East Dorset,
ch.irm,n, Wm. Tully OF South Dorset
clerk, and Z NJ. Torrsy. Of E,s. Dorset
Of schools. The town
schools commsnoed Monday.
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ARLIN0T IN.

Hon. O NJ Barber is visiting bis
father in Wardsboro
Mira. f. H. Coolidge is visiting Mrs
George Kellogg in Dorset
Miss Nellie Ca ftl and Miss Msbel
Rogers vent to New York, Monday,
Ira Garfield and Robert Benedict Of
Rutland are visiting friends 10 town.
Mrs. Heath OF New York visited
friends a, the Arlington House few dsys
last week
Opt Frspk l. Greene, former Com
mslder Of tie Ysrmout Division $. Of V.
will deliver the Memorial sddress here.
MisAdtle Holden. who has been alb
sent 10 Salem, n Y aud other places, has
returned.
Mr.. | d Miller, state field agent OF
the Association, will bold snodsy
rcncol rslly 1t the NJ. f. church. East
Arlington, on Wednesday evening. April
IA All are cordially Invited.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-08
MARTHA Nj. FRASERS' Estate

4h STATE or VERMONT, District Of Manchester, 81
Be IL remembered, that at session OF the
Probate Court, holden At Manchester, within
aud for said District, on the 23rd day Of March
A. d. 1897
Present HoS II X, FOWLER Judge.
Whereas, a certsn instrument IA writing
purporting 10 be the last will and Tesla
ment OF Martha M fraser late OF Salem, N, Y.
10 said District, deceased, having been this day
presented to said Court OF Probate and duly
hled IN the Registers Office; Therefore, 1t Is or
dered that all persons lutte ested 10 the estate
ofssd deceased be notified to appear before
said Court at the Probate Office in Manchester,
/ n said District, on the 10th day OF April ID
s97, at ten o'clock in the forenoon by publlca'
ton OF this order. three weeks. successfully
preyious thereto, in the Manchester JOURNAL, a
newspaper printed at Manchester aforesaid, to
show cause, II any they may have why SAID
instrum ent in writing should not be proved and
allowed at the last will and te,tamept Of the
~ Id deceased.
iG9w W. Is. EDGEhIoN, register
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IASDGRovR

Horace II. Harlow, formerly a prom
nent citizen Of this town, died in Chicago,
March 24th. He moved to that city siz
teen yoars ago where be bad since resiled
He had been IN poor health for year or
more, He left wife and two daughters,
one married and living in Chicago, ALEC
TWO brothers and four sisters.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF JAMES KENT
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court for the District Of Man,
chester Commissioner, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estste OF
jaime. Kent, late OF Manchester
in said District, deceased and all claims exhibit
cd ia Offset thereto, hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purposes aforesaid 1T the
r.aidenee Of David Kent In Manchester Centre
on the 18th day OF September next, from
/ o'clock P NJ until O'Clock r. n. on
said day and that siI months from the
lgla day OF March A. d, 1897 Is the time
limited 6y said Court for said creditors TO pre-
sent their claims 10 us for examination and
allowance
Dated at Manchester THE 29,h day Of Msrch
A. D, 1856. ....,,
RICHARD DEAN, jC,r,,r.
4syW FRED w. COOK W." -
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MANCHESTER DEPOT.

Will Walker has moved Into II. W.
Lswrence's tenement house.
Sherman, the hardware mao, notes
the filling on in the price OF nails. One
year ago they we're Si0O per ksg, now
only 81 %.
The business Indicate" OF the vii
Isge predicts an uncommon activity IN
the building llue. Some seven new
houses aud o'hr bulldogs are being
planned.
-Albtrl II Pettibone has Eougbt the
stock OF Pe,tibone 4 Co and will continue
the drug and grocery business, he VIII
be pleased to retain all the old customers
and will eudesvor TO make itsn OH ct for
all 10 trace with tim, Look for bis new
advertisement ueIt week
M, l.. M.nlsy Ia having the stone
hsuIed for the ioupdstion Of a new house
on Hsrrison street at its intersection With
Centre Bill A. friend Marley has here
tofore seemed TO enjoy life OF single
blessedutss these indications are causing
some alarm smooR bis friends II they
have any ercunis for their fears We shall
hear more shout It later on.
- We copy the following from the last
Hsrdwick q zst,s Ia giving the lit Of
officers Of the Hrisiek / Woodbury.
railroad las, week Judge Fullsrtoos name
wss 1nintentlonslly omitted, For thi
The writer asks Mr. Foiiertoa's pardon
II should have read w II Fullerton
superintendent No nsme deserves 10 be
mebtiuned before Judge Folletton 10
speaking Of this rsllTo.j Without him
there would nsy,r baye been railroad
Il rted aud 10 even sppesr TO omit him
from say share OF the houois vas far
beyoud tbs pspert retention.
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l.4sla a..tiss ct AswH 70

a.taia ,p.stlts oi lks4, + C. Fn
Jay. $50 "a
Nj ! q Hstatl 4 Warsrtsaf. n
!. sis toss Iaei5ss - el4 raftoEsr'
nt.s,, Uatuia sbd I.isA have Gee
Use 81 nfifattr e0a3s aud ~ii tsre
lbsr spsaius tsH Thup3ty st tie bone
- ths lsilsf
Tee Mabo3i., saaa,y sassd are pre-
psriss iof ~ Estsr has.oasiy cosecrt
tor tAs trsaiHs q Easter saDd,y, All
are cordially iarils4 10 stisSd,
Mr. }. +. F.ss b" !ast retained
lroaa Sev Iars sttb Go. stock Of 'pfius
uiil.nsiy good, Hsf 10 rs Slil he opea
Apr u. opetIsF tsys April listd 10.
-PlsId ct MilIst,lll bold suh
d.y setool r.Ily At the NJ Z eha,ch osit
Aoadsy tteriag Ter SUNDAY school wafE
ole ssi scho..t, 30 toss aa3 -, are ezra
s.ily iurItsd 10 stead
Oar sehoot. begsG 90 Mo03sy q ib,s
ptsk siih n Efle,i Sinsbjp Of Dspby
AZ teacher 10 tht higher department spd
Misses JaHs kieb srjsau aud C0raelia
Derby tsset,f, 80 the iatsfnedis,e aud
primary dsp.tsueuts.
--Tbs death OF Ar. Artaar Barton Of
South sbstb0ry occurred last ures sitter
ssh eri illees, from pueuGoaa. lie wAs
the i.tb,r Of NJ. Hiram Barton who .ss
the teacher " or bis hest school Tor sew
srsl l,rEs last pact
All tbote Interested 10 tie Lighting OF
our streets uith eltetIi lisbts ATE requesi
Cd 10 meet 10 the front ofiice, second
door, Of uuion Block ca Saturday evening
Of ,bi. week at 7 80 A l. Graves, c, s
Lewis. II. w. Davis, b 5 Wilson, J. II,
Whipple, +. ". Cook. ". II. Roberts
--Col,iu Hou hton sunoonce that
sitter Apni s.h they III keep 20 book 80
eouuls sith suy OLE their terms being |
cash. They bsvs coupon bCois which |
they will ian to parties 1bo arc good, |
to be settled uou.Lly. Al paris oNlng /
them are requested to settle '.me within
80 days OF the seoouuts ",l Do gwen to
lawyer for collection
-Myron Mrrse Of Bethel, formerly Of
this place, vss surIri,td .ln bis sngar
orchard lsst "Wednesday morning by
visit from three deer Oue buck aud tao
does. They seemed quite tame snd could
DO approached vi hin lev rods. indeed,
Mr.. Mcr.s states thst be hss had Young
cattle ID nch wider than the deer The
ieer xere seen the same day by the uiue
rear old sou Of Melvin Harrington on bis
say to school snd be fed to the house.
laying be bad seen three panlhers jet
IKE the one seea by him aud bis ia her
asst Tell
The ser,ioss at Z on church during
leIt week (Which Is Holy Wetk) will be
IS follows. Ga Palm Sunday as usual.
viz. Celebration Of the Holy Communion
Il s a. N morning prayer and sermon at
II q. m, aud evening prayer With sermon
It 8 %. m. There will be morning prayer
md Aztec smnuni1n service daily dur
ns the week except Thursday aud Friday
/ 9 8. m. on Thursdsy there will be q
celebration Of the Holy Communion at c
a. IN. Ga Monday. Wednesday and Sat
Ird.y there will be 40 evening prayer ,
With short sddress at 4l30 p. IN. aud on
Tuesday and Thursday at sop, m. The
iood Friday services will be, morning
,rayer and sermon at l0s N three hours
Devotion from II o p III and evening
.r.yer with address at cop N.
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1 10Y GUILDS, EsrAre.

II .UCY GUILDS ESTATE.
~ STATE OF yE.noSr, Disttict OF Msnohester,ss
BE " Remembered, that 81 session of th,
Probate Court be ldeu at Manchester, within and
for said Dltluct, on the 10th day OF March
A. d, 1897
Preseni; Hon II X FowLER, Judge.
Whereas, a certain instrument 10 srithg
under seal purpotting 70 be the last will and ties
lament Of Lncy Guild, late Of Rupert IN
said District deceased, having been thus day
presented 10 said Court Of Probate aud dnl,
died IN the Registers office. Therefore, u IL
ordered that Sll persons Interested In the estate
OF slid deceased be notified 10 sppear before
said Court Al the PROBATE Office IN Manchester
IN .aid Lislrict on the 2sth day OF April A.
d. 1897, Al 10 o'clock 4, Nj by publication OF tins
order three weeks successfully previous thereto
Ia the Manchester JOURNALS newspaper printed
at Manchester, aforesaid TO show cause, II any
they may have, Why said instrument In writing,
should not be proved Spd SLOWED n the ias'
will and testam, ut Of the said decesse I,
4s9v WB. EDGERTON. Hegistler.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-08

Thirty years ia long time to fight so
painful trouble as piles, but Jacob
Mitchell OF UnionvilIe, Pa. struggled
that long before be tried DsWitfs Witch
Heel S.lve. which quickly and psrms
nently cured him. It's equally effective
IN eczema and oil skin affections. Petit
bone & 90. Manchester Depot; j. Ii.
Whipple, Manchester Centre,
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II sLoald be made q ter OF public
knoxledse that DsWitts Witch H.Ee
Salve will Speedily cure piles OF the log
est standing sis The household favor
lie for buf1s, sesIds, outs. bruises sad
sore. OF ell kinds: Psllibone Co. Man
chester Depot, J, II, Whipple, MsnCbt'
ter Centre.
NORTH DORSET
Fred Faruham has removed to Dandy
john Hsskius OF Granville, n Y. is 10
town
-.Frpk Shannon will work Tor W. Il.
Beebe this season.
Miss Mildred MtrshsIl visited Miss
Clara Whitney last week,
School commenced Msndsy With Miss
Mary Petty rs teacher,
Ernest Whitney has returned 10 II f.
G, | sitsrstwo weeks vacation
Miss Cooney OF D4uby i. very Ill at
the residence OF her uucle, Barney Coouey.
Mrs. Maynard bss sold her land north
Of tbs village TO Edgsr Nichols Of Dandy.
John Heating has bsen appointed to
lake charge OF this section IN place Of
J.mes Flynn,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-08

When the spring time comes, 'geaiIe
AubIe," Ike all other sensible persons
will cleans the liver and renovate the sys
TEN With DeWitts Little Early Rirers,
famous little pills for the liver and atom
ach all the year round. Peltibone Il Go.
Manchester Depot; J, Il WLipple. Man
chester Centre.
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PERU

Our town library has bad az addition
OF % volumes
John Russell will work for Griffith &
McIutyre the coming year.
The snow has disappeared rapidly
and it will coon be good wheeling,
A large number have been i'll With
the prevailing disemper, some cases
being quite serious, but We are glad to
note that oil seem to be improving
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-08

Unconditional surreudtr, is the only
terms those famous little pIls knogn st
Dewitt Little Early Rsers will make
With constipation, sick headache and
.tom sch troubles Pettibone 4 Co. Man
chester Depot; ], II, Whiprlo, Msnches
ter Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-08

Not ouly acute lung troubles, which
may prove fatal 10 few days. but old
chronic coughs and throat troubles may
receive immediate relief aud be perms
nenty cured by Oas Minute Cough Cure.
Pettibone 4 Co Manchester Depot;J, Ii
Wmpple Man chester Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-08
y gzRr

Work eonusac ed OF the quarry sssia
lac, Moldsy.
--nts Nnhsus aud ttritienj returned
10 SorAeld, Monday.
Warren Clemet, has taLsu ttip over
the Gfsta Mouu,alat
Earl Gate, il Lome from Ambsrst
college Tor bIa rTcstion.
--F.tt Day services will be hsil Al the
church Frdsy al IL u.
-Eissfd Tovslsy has moved i1to A.
b. Rob fu' tentneli Eouss,
VIII Hollsy hAs decided 10 open his
hcats Tot lnmEtr bcarasra
The church ssnlss il uow held 1t
10. Is scd sand.y school 81 u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-08

Rev Sir X bbios sill reach s, the
NJ. L Char b next saHday,
There have bseh 30 uausnal Bumber
Of removals and changes this spring.
People have beeb very busy inpros
ma the Gee sugar sesthsr Of ihe pact
week tf twO.
-ssvsrsl are ash u bat moe. Of them
are improving Mn Harmon Bentlsy.
VT % vac tLrtsieusd viih blood poisotins
is also Improving. Gay Ban,ley, who
bas had throat trouble fora yesr. 10 cos
pteaouEeed By Dr. Phillips 10 be uaeh
better.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-08

Pm OVAL The seutI' msn uho snuoy
Cd the congregation last Saud.y by c'u
tic ually coughing all fad instant relief
by u.ius Oae Minute Caush Cnre, =
speedy snd harmless rsmedT iar throat
sud luos troubl,s Ptttiboas Co Msn
ches ct Dsro'.J II, wAipple, Marches
ter Centre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-08

Ctoap sud ~hoopiag eoash ste child
hood. lsftoss. bat itte pasanani,, bion
oAas.sd other thfoa, snd Lace iroublss
s.a bt quickly cared by using oss Aia
uis CoasL Care. Petubobt 4 Go. Man
chester Dst Of, J. II wlippie, M,aotss
4 ttf Ctaur.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-08

when cold is contracted, cure il q,
once. One Minuts Cough Cure will set
,ou 90 tbs road TO recovery 10 10 . min
ute IiwIll cure pneamonis. bfon chitis.
group aud 81 forms u lnng AMI throst
troubles. Tettibone 4 Co. Manchester
Depot; j ii. Hhipple, Manchester Gen
ire.
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TspIoys Bread Winners out wear al
other shoes
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Oar r.tools h.tt Be, ysl eoA1tht.
TIE 'ptius term.

Oar rotooIs h,tt bel yss tomHsbtsl
tee 'p'ius term
- IT, G. b atlss.tss J lhu Hoy' snd
Lon = BsBiiey bensu very gooa
report Of tbs fscest coorepiian. i ss'
sIno'i - sooi 50 attending Is ssd uor'
vould have soss from ihis pisee, bal The
iureral Of Mu Robson oosartsd 90 TIE
same day.
WI 7 ARLINGTON,
-N.nttr Of the ismiiic. Of l. J. faU
hsm. Il q Meks snd several other.
h.v, been dove With the strip, bat mosi
q them are 20. ont sssin.
Thousands sutIsr from C..srrh or cold
IN bssd ,nd b..s pt.eT tried The popular
remedy. There Is 20 longer sny sIruss
. : 10 cent lrlsl az, Of Eiy's Cream Balm
can 10 he'd Of rour drnRsl'i or &c nsli y
for 10 cents Fall ~ 81 cents
bly, BROTHERS.,
90 Warren 81, Nes III Ctiy
A irieud advised me % try Eve Cream
Balm al 4 alter using II sI sveks ! be
ievs myself oured Of oatsrrb IL Ia q
moot vslusbls remedy Joseph Stewart
6l2 Grand Avenue, Brooklyn. n. \.
II
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-g.sulu ooaroesiioH Of Assnitsn
Cl.p,~. o. L 5. 90 rassi'y evening" Of
.s,, sssh, April 18th.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-02-11
Chinese ROYALTY,

The present emperor of China is
Huang Hsu, who succeeded to the throne
Jan. ~, 1875. He was one Of the young
est monarchs who ever assembled the
throne, being at the date of accession
only years old. There have been %
dynasties in China, the royal history of
this country being better ascertaired
than that of any other which reaches
back to ancient times. With some few
breaks, the Chinese have had a regular
succession Of sovereigns since Fuhhi,
who, the Chinese say, reigned from B.
G. 1850 to 2737. According to Chinese
tradition, Fuhhi was no less person
age than the Noah of the Scriptures,
who, after leaving his ark on Mount
Ararat, travelled east and founded the
Chinese empire. Chinese history asserts
that several of their early monarchs
ruled for over a century each one reign.
ing over China for Ito years, another
for 1902, another for 100, and SO on. II
is considered probable by historians that
these figures represent rather dynasties
than the reigns of individual sovereigns.
China has had in almost direct descent,
with no more than two or three breaks
in the history of the royal family, 81
sovereigns, 90 emperors, Tartar rulers,
Mogul emperors and 3 ompresses.
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A MEXICAN NEW WOMAN.
She IL = Thoroughly Capable and Careful
Railroad Station Agent.


Railroad Station Agent.
There are many things of interest
along the line of railroad between Pu-
ebis and Oaxaca, Mexico, but few at
tract the northern traveller more than
the station agent at Ella This is Con-
cha Blanca, a young woman with hon.
est brown eyes and a great mass Of
wavy black hair. Ella, her post Of
duty, is the place where the Indians
flock from the mountains for 100 miles
around for their annual feasts, and also
the shipping point for the big haeiendas
in the fertile valleys among these same
mountains When the train stops at
Ella in the dark, a young woman in
white, for Senorita Concha dresses to
match her surname. stands at the door
Of the express car, lantern in hand,
checking the packages Oil the big receipt
book. When the freight train stops, she
fits in and out of the long line of cars,
telling the brakemen what to take and
what to leave. She goes from one end Of
the train to the other, seeing that no mis-
| takes are made. The bareheaded girl in
a white dress is full Of business. She
wastes no time on empty words. The
trainmen respect her. She does every
thing about the station but handle the
baggage. There are plenty of stout
Mexicans of the other sex hanging about
for that work.
Concha Blanca is so we'll esteemed by
the management of the road that she
has been twice promoted, until now she
has one of the most important stations
under her care. She does all the tele
graphing, besides attending to the re
ceiving and shipping Of freight. 1t wa
her knowledge of telegraphing that go
the young woman her first recognition
Her father and two brothers were oper
ators. She learned to use the key. 4
station was given to her where Their,
was not much to do besides the tele
graphing. Her aptitude for railroad
work attracted the attention of Genera
Manager Morcom, and the promotion
followed. Concha Blanca lives in tn
station. Her mother keeps house for her
and a younger sister sits at the tele
graph table learning the vocation Of th
new woman in Mexico. The conductor
have got in the way of pointing out t
travellers Senorita Concha along wit
the ruins Of the ancient city on tn
mountain top, the site where the battl
of Tehuacan was fought, the hieroglypt
les ON the cliff at the entrance to Ri
Salada canyon and other objects of il
terest. Chicago Chronicle.
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A ROYAL CORNER.
Comica1 Breach of Etiquette by an
American in London.

Comica1 Breach of Etiquette by an
American in London.
An American attending wedding re-
ception in a great house in London con-
graduated bride and bridegroom, and
passed the usual compliments with the
host and hostess.
There was a great throng Of guests,
and he could not linger at the entrance
of the drawing room, when there were
many behind him anxious to offer their
greetings.
Perceiving a quiet corner to the right
of the bride, where gentleman and a
lady were standing apart from the 9th
err guests, he went directly to 1t, unwit-
tingly coming to a stop between two
royal personages.
The American was not aware Of the
fact that he was face to face with one
of the queens daughters, and had turn
ed his back upon another member of
the royal family. He stood quietly
looking about, hoping to see some &C.
quaintance in the company with whom
he might have chat; and soon became
uncomfortably conscious that he was
attracting attention, and that the hos
tess and bride were casting uneasy
glances in the direction of the corner
where he had taken shelter. While the
drawing room was crowded, the COM
pany of guests with one consent avoid.
ed the secluded corner where he and
his two royal companions were sta
toned.
! An acquaintance in the background
perceived his mistake, and coming
within hailing distance motioned to him.
He left his two companions in exclu-
sive occupation Of the corner, turning
his back upon both as he edged his way
through the throng while everybody
stared at him. When he reached the
spot where his acquaintance was wait
ing for him, the stage whisper was
breathed into his ear:
"You have been poaching on royal
preserves. You are privileged charac
ter because you are an American, but
no Englishman ventures to turn his
back upon prince or a princess. PEG
Pile were staring you out of countenanct
because they took it for granted tina
you must be royal parsonage, ye
they were unable to identify you"
The answer might have been mad,
that every American is sovereign ,,
the divine right of equality of free citi
zenship; but this would have been .
meaningless pleasantly in an Englisl
drawing room, where social etiquette
has sanctity superior to loyalty t
democratic principle.
The American thanked his friend 70
rescuing him from an embarrassing pc
sition, and then stood by and watche,
, the corner where royalty was isolate
from too close contact with the worl
, Of wealth and fashion.
.. No guest approached the royal pail
Their presence was an act of condt
scension to the host and hostess, an
they remained on exhibition as the pa
rons of this social function withou
having their corner invaded. Every
body was careful not to approach theI
too closely, and there was a genera
, sense of relief when they departed, an
: the necessity for backing away fror
, them on side tracks was removed
+ Youths Companion.