Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-20

having gone lame az the
v hurdles the day before, his mas
ter was taking a morning walk instead
Of a ride. when he met Miss Hearst IN
an auto. He raised his hat and eVincea /
a disposition TO stop, whereupon the
lady gave the steering gear such |
vigorous twist that the machine
seemed determined TO chase Eskridge
off the sidewalk and over the fence
astop mel she called, but before he
could move she had accomplished the
feat herself with a suddenness thar
nearly sent her over the dashboard
and into his ready arms.
.The thing seems tender mouthed'
said he. You're too hard on the bit.
Its nv first trip alone" she eN-
nlained. turning the auto in a Jerky'
besitating way, as the power was
nervously applied or shut of until
she drew up beside the curb IN ortho-
dox fashion. Great fun, though, TINS
this"
Motoring" suggested Eskridge'
tentatively.
.Niotoring!" Helen's glance was
nitvipg. though her accent limited az
scorn. Does IL look like street car
4 To mobe is now the correct form, Sc
Mr.. Crandall says.
Il suppose he has put you on 10 TINS
new electric fad" said Eskridge, eye
inc the spick and span automobile a.
II II were a personal enemy.
"Put me on" Helen's glance as WEI
es tone were tremendously contempt
nous now. How slangy you grow
Then in assumed SURPRISE You seen s..
10 be walking. Where is Noltalre
..Where l suppose Rosamond Is, i
the maddox" Rosamons was MIS-
Hearst's favorite riding pony " mn
Won and Crandall 'mobe' in your horse
less. / suppose l may be allowed !
nope on foot"
Helen looked up and down the az
enue. at the vacant seat by her. the
at the gloomy young man on the sia'
walk.
aNfr. Crandam is in the city, sh
. responded. demurely enough Il
nav be motoring there for what
4 know-Georgel '
/ Fskridge. interpreting Helen 5 MAJ
ner rather than her words haa seae'
himself beside her with CELEBRITY Una
nearly took her breath away.
Hang Crandall," he exclaime
hr;sklv. "You are not to be trust
in one of these things alone. start u
Nelly" H.;
not Helen had recovered her digni
rs well as composure, and her tone
came correspondingly chilly -
..Don't crowd. MIR. Eskridge. u
.aas room 10 work these levers sat
factorilv. as you ought to know
- don't know that ] ought to kn'
y anything" :
= ~ Won presume TO advise me, "
- - h.en taking lessons two wee 4
n .I-nder Crandall," George eoulu 4
u help interpolating :
airnder Mr.. Crandall' whoh
!. seem 10 wish to see hung.
~ - don't want to see him, hung
I'd pnbung: or hear Of him, either d
de George was about TO add unless
ie. ! hung" but he nipped his uhaef
IT'S Just in time. a
at By this they were spihii'i'e ~
Is. -. avenue and into road leaalhg
the wide stretch of ocean peaen :
"A ribhed the seward side OF Loon
W. 1and not unlike a section OF -
- p,abainpnagian race course, WIN
Aus of summer surges lnsteau
shouting crowds as the ha'uiai
vs. ..i.onment. Helen, reading Jeaio
|, ador all this anti-Crandali sufliH'
a orsy tenderly self-eomplacent a
e,deavored to slow down 10 q ~
La conversational gait. Then d
Tvs, tsr,ed look came into her eyes as
AXE fumbled at the levers
what can be the matter now
began. -
x.,,vI,, interrupted Eskridge, RAJ
;rrslevantly. and seemingly OBLIVION
led, - s,ct that they were tearing al
ntsi rds the ocean at runaway 7
ear, ~ob. dear," She complained:
Big, Ut the odious thing turn
ing Tbev we're leaving the road
y hing right on over the 10"
. -, - that lined the beach.
81 a FOOT" continued Geo
rp uvsrting a dreamy eye to whe i.
Er' Hsien's small, strapped dfl
4 Shippers was yainly pressing z, a. 4
ok ~. .,ing which she supposed would
- ne application Of the m'