The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28

W Nnihhns NtTHtrEy.
J. Dd you lind cyery thing a.reeabIe and
pleasant over to Wlllmm's2 asked iltlc
Mrs. Dawson. She had come to speud
the afternoon with Miss Matilda Jennings
who bad been visiting Iewly-mNrIied
cousin 10 an afIoiolog village for few
Days past, urd bad returned that morn
ing
Yes mNum, returned Miss Jenuings
with decision, as she slipped the knotted
end Of hork cfyarn aud clipped II oven
the back Of chair, preparatory to wind
'n} William Modey has got Just the
wife this time aud I'm glad ofIt That
poor meechlng little or alur' that was
hs first, dldut know any more how TO
cope with William than kitten This
oae is different build can tell you.
Is William any more any more e- free
han 'ed than he used to he2 ye. turod Mrs.
DAWSON, timidy.
lJu mean Is he any less close and
stney than formerly, suppose, SAID Miw
Jennings with Gue oandor Well, het
got TO be, that's all There's 60 o things
d man can sttud out against, and there's
some be cant. lou Just wait tn | see
whether this thread s gong to twist and
plague me all through the hank. and then
I'll tell you all about what occurred while
| was there, seeing your almost like one
Of the family.
A few vigorous pulls brought the ob
s'reperons yarn INTO proper snbjsotion,
and then Miss Jennings was free TO tell
her story
Id heard 80 much about this new vile
o William being such master cook and
housekoeper and all, and 80 generous.
that felt real sorry TO think what shed
got to go through with William. Iu
Bmuby where she lived, they say there
wasn't a woman more ready TO give and
help wherever there was chance than
she was. She'd give the children cookies
and the old folks little extry messes, and
80 on. Thinks !, TherelI be an end 10
a u that. And though haven't seen any
thing OF William O late years, was 50
pleased with her appearance the day they
rode over here, after the wedding, that
when she asked me to 30 over and visit
EN- eall / would.
William seemed ss pleased a. child
with her that day, and well he might
She's nice, smi.lug, vhossome.lDokiue
woman, with good word for everybody
We'll, they,y We been married a mouth, and
! concluded she'd probably got about
rruud to finding ont how William wa
hort, so when che sent Tor me TO come
over last Monday went light ca.
The boIse looks like wax, aud such
proper good food William has iatted up
ard bis temper is as smooth as if it had
been iroued. And be spoke to me about
her I1st a. proud as Panob.
Well. thinks !. this is change. Won
der il Cousin Williams made over? Bat
be want, 20 then, Is | soon found ont.
She entertained the Circle Tuesday
evening, and ~ rybody had spIendip
time. Her augeLcake would melt 10 your
month. Bot ! saw William boxing st
the egg. basket with = kind Ola sour face,
along 10 t1e afternoon.
The next day sbe said to me, Now, II
Won re- bouud aud determined 10 20 home
Friday. waLt 10 bavs two or three Of
your epro,sl old friends here Tor tea 70.
morrow that's Thursday evening. Wei
oi course / said she needn't pnt herself
ont bn' she wouldn't hear a word, sud
vent right sbead With her planning.
Wll'.0 hsd 10 20 to the yillspe 70 get
son. q rriug extract lh,t morning, and |
b. We tort o pIum all Jay. Bu. sLe
ditn tsrpast to notice.
M H. ratog ~e bad Al ertrs nice
breaEfss'. aud WllIism ate like grouing
b5y A ue got up to leave the table. she
salt "u,lam. lll have 10 ssk you 10 20
20 taa sfgfs ibis moraIug SUD get M .
baI " gaIa'tre tAe beet they have. I'm .
cory atitt tblns 10 tell you last night /
Wilton Ioolet to8ni a. her, j1s, likoI
u 0'a s1aot.y. bis regular old.lme leok, /
40! he sAYs, Ygu u have 10 get aIofs