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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-01-22
SOUTH sTocKeRlpeE.

Mass Pearl Davis Of Bethel vas at hom,
over Sunday.
Albert Knowlton died FRIDAY, The 18th
The funeral was Sunday.
Mrs- Amasa Adams il sick. Her sister
Dora Blanchard, is caring for her.
Mrs. Almira Woodland had shock last
week and Is very low at.this writing.
Luaian Hunt came 70 care for Albert
knowlton, but returned 10 Pittsfield this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Edmunds Of Bethel
visited at j. Il. Goddard's the first OF last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed White have gone to
housekeeping in what Is known as the
John White house.
Hervey Mills is very sick with pneumo-
mia and pleurisy in his lung. Dr. r. r..
Steele is attending him.
Willis Boutwell, Of Rochester was at A.
w. Boutwell's last week Wednesday to see
his little niece, Ruth, who was SICK with
pneumonia.
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PIrTsFIELD.

Mrs. Frank Gray and son Of sherburne
we're in town last week.
CO. Allen and daughter, Alice, were in
Rutland two days of last week.
Chas. Cady and family of Stockbridge
visited at l.. 5. Lambs Sunday.
Mrs. l.. E. Lamb and Mrs. +. A. Lamb
were in Stock bridge last Sunday.
Mrs Lucinda Eaton of Rochester spent
several days at the Vose House recently.
George Nichols visited his daughter,
Mrs. Frank Davis, in Stookbridge Sunday.
c. Il. Noyes is in Franklin. Miss Maud
Parmenter is assisting in the store during
the absence of Mr.. Noyes.
Albert Vose has been in Rutland the
past week being treated for blood poison
from which he does not recover.
Frank Durkee got hurt very badly last
Saturday while loading lumber on cor
at Stockbridge station. He is Obliged "a
walk on crutches.
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w. n. s. NOTES.

Miss Shepard, 'O3, gave a party to her
class Friday evening.
Miss Emery, 03, is rapidly improving,
but is not able to attend school.
John and Miss Achsah Ranney returned
Monday morning to resume their studies.
Miss Paige and Miss Rhodes we're
unable to reach school Monday morning
Miss Warner. '06 who is to go to Bar
ton, VT, this week, was given a surprise
party by her class Friday evening.
Herbert Heubar gave straw ride to
eighteen OF his young friends Saturday
evening to Randolph and return. Every
one reports a good time.
Following was Monday evenings pro-
gram at the Debating club Singing.
Glee club; reading, Miss Marsh; recita-
ton, Miss Ranney; solo, Waterman
essay, Sargent; w. II. S. journals, Weafer
and Miss Morse; recitation, Hartwell;
reading, Miss III. Clafiin; recitation, Miss
WEIGH; solo, Maud Rogers; reading,
Parott; singing, Glee club; debate, Re-
solved that the women in the state of Yer
mont should have equal suffrage with
men; Miss Arnold and Miss Esther
Rogers, af., Kimball and Arnold, neg;
decided in favor of affirmative.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


EBTATE or sELDEN Y. HOLMAN
STATE or VERMONT In Probate Court he'd
haspotEH DISTRICT, -, at Randolph In and q
said Dtsriet, on the 18th day of January, A. D
ltVsi Mars = Holman, administrators 81 the eeHie
~ SeHsn v Holman, late u Randolph, IN AL
blstrietH deceased. makes application % ~N
court Tor license 10 sell an Of the real estate q
sAll Deceased. situated In Randolph. an9
hfaintrfe, o Wit Village lot In Randolph sd
q piece q wood Land IN Braintree, Representing
that the sale VII be necessary for the raymes' o.
the debts 81 said deceased.
Mher@upon, IL Is ordered by said Court, th7i
SAID Application be referred 10 a session ther-s'
70 pc heal &C the Probate Once, IN said Handof Z
On alst day q January, A. u. is03for hearing ahi
ueclslon thereon and IL q further ordered, that
Az pefs9ns Interested be notified hereof ~ pA-
licatlpA ~ notice 81 said application AID orl5s
thereon, three weeks successfully In the herAs
ana News, a newspaper published At Handola
IN TINS state, and which circulates In the neth
borhood % those Interested, before said time =
nearing, that they may appear at said TINE sN-
pace, and, II they see cause object thereto,
By the Court; Attest
1929 WILLIAM H. NICHOLS. Juffe
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Notice Of Settlement.



STATE OF VERMONT I'm the Probate 0oar
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, -. held az Randolph y y.
Tor sad District on the sth day II Janass,
A. =. 1903, Frank p. Lamson, eAeo -
Of the estate 81 Julian L. Morse ~.
q Brpokneld, In said district. deceased pfessss.
us administration account for eXtninH.a
ana allowance, and makes application for =,
cre.sei distribution and partition Of ahe esls''
said deceased.
MhereupOn, IL Is ordered by said Court thHl p.
acouunt and said application be referred o. - -
sion 81 said Court % be held at the Probate IA. -,
M said Randolph on tie "a 80
OF February A. ID. 1908, for hearing and ~ ~ -
thereon and il Is further ordered that ~ w.,
saEs interested be notified hereof by pubi.e-. 800
% notice Of said application and ORDER ~ t,4,,s
three weeks successively in the Herald and ~,
4 paper published in Randolph and when -
lates in the neighbOrhood 81 those intefesieH -
iore said time Of hearing, that tifsy may Il bi.-t
sad time and place and, II they sse cause '.l
thereto. BY the Court. Attest, -.
1879 WILLIAM n. NICHOLS jus
true copy af Record Attest, -,
WILLIAM II. NICHOLS Juae'
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Commissioners, Notice.

ESTATE OF CHARLOTTE W. TARBoA'
The undersigned, having been appointed ~ a
honorable Probate Court for the hielll.r,iua
randolph, Commissioners 30 receife ,ss-so,s
and adjust all claims and demands Or az - :
against Charlotte W. TarhoN, late OF "a -
sald district, deceased hereby give NOTICE ". ,od
VIII meet for the purpose Of exam d. - f,iRh
allowing said claims at the a.
House in Randolph Center gu "a
9th day Of February A. D. ~
from / O'Clock 5. m. until O'Clock p m. -
day, and that six months from the 81 DAY AS,ITt
uary, A. d. 1905 Is the time limited BY So to us
or said creditors TO present their ciAAui'
Tor examination and allowance. = l.n-
Dated az Randolph, this 18th dA3 ,rSs
uary, A. d. 1908
c. r. GRANGER, tComnissioness'
W. l.. HEBARD, I
W. F. Washburn. Administrator
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EAST BETHEr.

Mrs. Marble is working at Geo Turner'S.
May and Emma Russ visited at Geo.
Ellis Saturday.
w $. Hammond has his carriage house
so that he can use it.
Mrs. Rachel b. Gilson Of Pembroke,
n. h., visited her niece, Mrs. VIII Clifford,
last week.
Willie Xix, who had been visiting his
niece, Miss Hazel Clifford, has returned
to his home in Bethel.
Hazel Clifford is on tAe sick list, suffer-
ing with very sore mouth. DIR. t. NJ.
Greene is the attending physician.
b. A. Burnham returned home Friday
night He drove pair OF horses from
Rhode Island. Mrs. Burnham arrived
By train the same day.
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Gard.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree II
refund the money on 50-eent bottle ~
Greene : warranted syrup oitar il 1t fail,
antee a 2o-cent bottle to prove salts &C., t,-
or money refunded. '0IS
H. g. Allen, Randolph.
J. w. Fargo, Randolph Center.
J. w. Parmenter, Brookfield
+. e. Bachelor, West Braintraa
2. 1. Clafiin, Braintree.
". II. sprague, East Brookfiel5
A. g. Osgood, East Randolph
Z. ]. Prince, South Randolpb
ID, l. Nichols, Roxbury.
q. A. Tilden. Roxbury.
F Drew a Leonard, Randolnh
I. Z. Bryan, Randolph.
Mrs, R. 8. MoG + mn k sass IB5SoOkheld.
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A Suicide.

Mrs. f. d. Gallup of Boston, who had
been staying at Charles o. Hopkins on
| Royaiton hill since last summer, took a
dose OF paris green about noon Thursday.
AS soon as the deed was discovered, DIR. l..
M. Greene was summoned, but it was too
late, and she died about noon Friday.
Mrs. Gallup had been apparently well
until about three years ago, when she re-
turned to her home on Beacon street in
Boston from a railroad trip in a very bad
condition and it was thought that she had
suffered some kind of shock. Her mind
seemed to be deranged and she was taken
for treatment to Mclean hospital at Wa
yerley and to the Taunton hospital. 1t
was decided that there was no need Of re-
straint, and last summer she came to stay
with Mrs. Hopkins, an old schoolmate,
and of whom she was very fond.
Early in January, Mrs. Hopkins went to
Boston to visit friends, leaving Mrs. Gal
lup in the care of Mr.. Hopkins ami Miss
Hopkins. She was subject to fits OF great
dependency, from which Mrs. Hopkins
was successful in rescuing her. Thursday |
morning, Mr.. Hopkins came TO Bethel Wiz |
lage and on his return about noon heard |
Mrs. Gallup crying in her room. He went |
10 her and she confessed to him that she |
had found an unopened box OF paris green
in the shed and had taken large dose OF
it. Mr. Hopkins tried to induce her to
take an antidote, but she refused and said
She did not want to live. The size Of the
dose taken served as an emetic, but too
much OF the poison remained in her sys-
EN-, and the efforts OF DR.. Greene were
The deceased was AZ years OF age and is
urvived by her husband, who is a private
detective Of wide repute IN Boston, and by
me daughter, the wife of Pred Comrie, the
manager Of the Symphony orchestra. The
emains were taken to Boston Saturday.
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BETHEL 'LYMPus.

Fred Bowen was quite sick last week hot
is now able to be out again.
Mary Norton spent few days the first
Of the week at NJ. T.. Whittaker's.
Mrs. Lucy Gilman visited her brother
Hugh Whitaker, the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Parker OF Stock bridge
visited at b. A. Buttles Saturday and
Sunday.
Rev. W. n. Roberts OF Pittsiield held
communion service at the church last
Sunday.
Roy Vail returned home Saturday after
spending three weeks with his aunt, Mrs.
Frank Gilman, in Royalton.
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LILLIEvILLE.

Scott Brown is at home sick with the
measles.
Carl Spencer is in Barre to visit his
mother and sisters.
The w. c. T. T.. held very interesting
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Edna Wash
burn last Thurrday afternoon with four
teen present.
John Clorsn is at work in GaysyilIe IS
cook. Mrs. Cloran and Master Clarence
are with her people, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Stoddard, for a time.
Little Dannie Stoddard is very sick with
a second run OF typhoid fever and his
brother, Eddie, has It, too. The family
has the sympathy OF all.
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Tried 10 CONCEAL Il.

only in this case there's no crime. A
woman feels rundown, has backache or
dyspepsia and thinks it's nothing and
tries TO hide 1t until she finally breaks
down. Don't deceive yourself Take
Electric Bitters al once. Ii has a reputa-
tion for curing stomach, liver and kidney
troubles and viii revivify your whole sys-
TEN. The worst forms OF those maladies
viii quickly yield to the curative powers
OF Electric Bitters. Only SOC, and guaran-
teed.
For sale BY Drew & Leonard, Randolph.
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One Hundred Dollars a Box

is the value II. A. Tisdale, Summerton, 5.
C., places on DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
He says: Il had the piles for 20 years.
tried many doctors and medicines, but an
failed except neWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
Il cured me- Il is combination Of the
healing properties OF Witch Hazel with
antiseptics and emollients; relieves and
permanently cures blind, bleeding, itch
ing and proiruding piles, sores, cuts,
bruises, eczema, salt rheum and al skin
diseases. Z. l. Clafiin, East Brsintree:
]. W Parmenter, Brookfield; L. j. Prince,
South Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-01-22

GOOD MEAT IssUPPERMOsT
IN our thoughts at all times and every
effort is made to secure the best for our
customers.
That we do not fail is proved by our
large and eyer-increasing trade. IL there
are not more people eating more meat.
there are certainly more people eating our
meat. They are learning that this
BEEF, VEAL, LAMB AND PORK
Is very tendre, very fresh and especially
good.
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Wonderful Nerve

Is displayed by many a man enduring
pains OF accidental cuts, wounds, bruises.
burns, scalds, sore feet or stiff joints. But
there's no need for il. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve will kill the pain and cure the
trouble. It's the best salve on the earth
for piles, too; 25c.
For sale by Drew a Leonard. Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-01-22
NORTH RoYALToN.

Chester Brown has been on the sick list.
Charles Townsend has moved into his
Clifford
News has been received that Mrs. Marie
Fowler, who formerly lived in town. now
Of Penacook, y. H., Is dangerously III with
pneumonia.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-01-22
Every Eottle Of Chamberfain's Cough
Remedy Warraated.

We guarantee every bottle of Ciamber-
lain's Cough Remedy and viii refund the
money TO anyone who is net satisfied after
using two-thirds ofthe contents. This is
the best remedy in the world for Ia grippe,
coughs. colds, Group and whoopinZ cough
and is pleasant and safe to take. 1t pre-
vents any tendency of cold to result in
pneumonia For sale by r h. Bryan, Ran
dolph.
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MARRIED.

In Tunbridge, Dec. 30th, by j. NJ, NJ. N.
ney, Esq, Frank b. Bougee and Ellii''
Hood, both of Chelsea. MIA
In Tunbridge, Jan. 10Th, by j.; D. b,,,,slton
ney, Esq. Charles II. Russell OF ho'
and Hattie NJ. Rogers of Chelsea.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-01-22

ssrhe incest and pleasantest medicine
have used for Indigestion and constipation
Is Chamberlain's stomach and Liver Tab
lets, says Melard F.Craig Of Niddlegrove,
not Eripe or have any unpleasant effect
For sale By T. T. Bryan, Randolph.
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eAYsviLLE.

III igheat cash price paid Tor bark by Il
g. Il isher a Co., Bethel, VT. Write then
for art 'culars.
w ANgED;-A competent girl for general
hous york. Good wages and steady
empl oyment. Address Mrs. DIR. Steele,
Gays vills, VT.
Tn e Elite Dramatic Go. of Randolph,
DIR. w. M. Kelly. director, will present
their comedy, "Uncle ST." at G.. A. II.
hall, Rochester, tomorrow evening. The
comp any rs having great success and
every one should see this comedy Be
tweeLi the acts the following songs will
be rendered :-''In the Good Old Summer
Time, That Little Village Way Up in
am Be Your Rainbow Mamie and
"Mr. Doeley."
+. c. Hager has. finished work for J-E.
Stafford.
O. N. Harrington and Geo. Martin we're
i'm Bethel Saturday.
Frank JENNIE of Lebanon was a guest al
J. T.. SaEOrd's Sunday.
Reuben Whitcomb was in White r aer
Junction day recently.
Linus Edmunds and wife of Rutland
are visiting relatives in town.
Ambrose Nye Of South Dakota is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Henry Jones.
Albert Knowlton died Friday of heart
disease The funeral was held Sunday.
Frank Yangilder and Clifford Knapp
of Marshtield were IN town a day last
week.
Bert Roberts and wife went to Bethel
Tuesday to attend the Church-W heat
wedding.
Mss. Leda Smith was at home from
South Royalson a few days the first of
the week.
The weather being SO cold Monday the
brideemen had TO stop work IN the
afternoon.
Goo. Adams has moved into e. C..
Hager's house instead OF j. +. Hager's.
as reported last week.
Charles Stafford Of Barnard is working
fop his brother, j. Il. Stafford, taking the
place vacated by Is. C.. Hager.
The steam pipes in the upper par. Of i
r. safford's mill troze last Sunday, caus-
ing considerable expense and damage.
Miss Emily COzzens Of Concord n IA
zane last week TO attend the funeral OF
her brother in-lsw, Albert KnovIton.
Mrs. Emma Waters and granddaugbter
Bessie Waters, Of Barnard visited M Ae1
sons, Harris Waters, Saturday and sun
day.
Arthur Wright and Katie giint we're
married last tuesday. Mr. and Mrs
Wright are spending their honeymoon in
Lawrence, Mass.
Miss Gertrude Wheat, formerly Of this
town, was married Tuesday at the home
OF the bride on Royalton in n FranL
Church of Quechee. Mr.. and Mrs. Chnrsh
wul reside in Queehee.
Union evangelistic meetings are heinz
held in the village churches this weet
Rev. Charles Waite is to preach AT tbc
Universslist church Thursday evenins,
and Rev. !. 5. Yerks al the Metho5ig3
church Friday evening.
A law suit was held here Last SATURDAY.
between James Swinyer and Mr.. Pike ~
Marshneld. The trouble arose from the
kicking the dasher Of Swinyer's sieia,b
breaking It, for which Swinyer clai1se5
damage. The verdict was rendered n
favor OF Swinyer.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-01-22

Two million Americans suffer the tor
turing pangs of dyspepsia. No need To-.
burdock Blood Bitters cures. At any drug
store.
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r. N. Jerd's Market.
Commissioners Notice.
ESTATE or : " nor nr.N-

ESTATE OF S. V. HOLMAN,
The undersigned. having been appointed nv the
honorable Frohate Court for the District 81 Ran
uelph, commissioners 20 receive. examine ana
alleat az claim. and demands q all psrsons
ae aiast me estate 81 selden v. Holman late m
I.al92ll IN said District, deceased and an clafr,s
eAhluited IN offset thereto, hereby lsiv. NOTICE.
that We viii meet for the purposes sforasaid ~
the store Of J. f. Lamson hi Rapdeirh ~ Z. ~
80 g q January and the 18th day 81 Ar,ril n,t
tl,il ~ Z CLOCK a. m until O'Clock y m each ~
STU JAYS, ana that siN months from the lstb a.,
engarl, A. d. 1885, Is the time limited IN -
Soert lor said creditors - present their claims -
a. lQr examination and allowance inns 70
Dated az Randolph. this 18Th aav % r
A. d. lso3 tAs " January
A. H BEEDLE
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-05-01

play. understand that, and
yet if you do not dance tonight,
feel as though I would crawl
round this world on my hands
and knees for you if you would
ask it. There are men waiting
for you in that ball room whom
I hate"
She looked at him timidly as
though she were afraid he was
about to say too much and
replied:
Then I will not dance tonight.
I'll just preside over the ball and
let Helen be the queen"
Words have no power to con-
vey my gratitude. I count all
my little triumphs in life nothing
to this. You promised to join
me on the porch. Don't change
that part of the program. l will
talk to your mother until you
come"
CASTOR went down stairs tread
ing on air. He sought her moth
err and devoted himself to her
with supreme tact. He discover
ed her tastes and prejudices and
paid her that knightly Difference
some young men express easily
and naturally to their elders. He
had always been a favorite with
old people. He prided himself
on it. This faculty he regarded
as badge of honor. AS he sat
there and talked with this trail
little woman, his heart went out
to her in a great yearning love.
She was the mother of the bride
of his soul. He would love her
forever for that. No matter
whether she loved him or hated
him. He would love the mother
who gave to his thirsty lips the
water of life!
Drawn irresistibly by the
magnetism of his mind and man
per Mrs. Worth forgot the flight
d time and thought but a mo-
ment had past when an hour af-
ter the ball had opened. Sallie
came out leaning on Mcleod s
arm.
Nam ma, have you been mon
opolzing Mr.. CASTOR for whole
hour?"
He hasen't been here a half
hour, Miss!' cried her moth
er.
He has been here an hour and
ten minutes. I'm going to tell
papa on you just as soon as I get
home"
GO back to your dancing"
mo, thank you, I have an en-
gagement to take walk with
your beau. Come Mr.. Gas
tom
They walked to the spring
and along the winding paths by
the brooks at the foot of the hill
and found a rustic seat. They
were both silent for several min
utes.
I saw you were charming
nam ma, or would have come
sooner"
II hope she likes me-"
'She has been praising you
ever since your visit TO Indepen.
dence. I never saw her talk sc
long to a yohng man in my life
before You must have hypno'
tised her."
L hope So"
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REDUCED RATES VIA SEAM
Air Line to the Southern BaptIsg
,VentiOn, Savannah, Ga. May

For the above occasion the
board Air Line and connections
sell excursion tickets to Havau
Ga. from May 9TH. to 7th inclu
at rate of one fare plus 25 cent
the ronnd trip. the final limit 81
cts will be May 2Oth..
By depositing \ h coupoD
the tickets with the ecial AgeH
Savannah not lateW than May
and upon payment OF so cents feA
extension of the final limit OF tic|
may be obtained until June 1, 19p
These rates are open to the pu
and offer a low rate to Savan
witt a long return limit at q ses
of tRe\Kear when theyarious seaa
resortsNround Savannah are a
Full information as to rates
schedule can be obtained from Il
|VSeaboard Air Line Ticket Agents
by addressing Mr.. y, B. WaIwoI
A.,G. P. A Savannah, Ga.
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PART TWO.
CHAPTER TX CONTINUED.

Don't tease me, DEAR" said
Helen as she put her pretty rosy
cheek against the dark beauty of
the South. DO you really think
he likes me serious1y?"
He's crazy about you, goose. "
There was a sound of a kiss.
Il can't tell stories about it like
you, Sallie, I'm afraid I'm in love
with him." she whispered.
"Well, I'll make him court you
tomorrow or have him thrashed,
if you say So"
Don't you dare!"
Then do just as / tell you a.
bout this ball and get yourself
up regardless"
On the night of the ball, CAST
on, sitting out on the porch, felt
nervous and fdgety, like a fish
out of water. He knew he had
no business there, and yet he
couldn't go away. They had a
quarrel about the ball. Sallie
had insisted that CASTOR honor
her by coming in evening dress
whether he danced or not.
But, Miss Sallie, I'll feel like
a fool. Everybody in the county
knows that I never entered ball
ROOM"
DO you care so much what
everybody thinks about your
mo but I care what I think
myself"
well, if you don't come in full
dress suit, I won't speak to you"
He turned pale in spite of his
effort at self control. Then a
queer steel-like look came into
his eyes.
II shall be more than sorry to
fail to please you, but l have no
dress suit. I have never had
fine for social frivolities. I can't
afford to buy one for this occas-
ion. couldn't be niger enough
to hire one, so that's the end of
it. I'll have to come dressed in
my own fashion or stay at home.
Then you can stay at home"
she snapped.
'I'11not do she coolly replied.
well, I like your insolence."
I'm glad you do. I'll come as
1 come to all such functions, an
outsider. I'll sit out here on the
porch in the shadows and see it
from afar. If l could only dance,
| assure you I'd try to fill every
number of your card. Not being
able to do so, I simply decline
to make a fool of myself"
For that compliRent, I'll
compromise with you. Wear
that big pompous Prince Albert
suit you spoke in at Independ-
ence, and I'll come out on the
porch and chat which you a
while"
He sat there now in the shad-
ows waiting for this ball to begin.
1t was clear night the first
,oo1- -, T,o Tho oa1r, yooou
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