Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-16

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OF that barn and into the :, Nv went ~
the hosses was bitcbe5 also VIE,
here feller, or fellers i ana III
around a while-probbly u salSs
probly they talked some =. aa'-'ai
seem to have entered int INTO a sla u
ana iowdown conspiracy = !. 'aia
trouble FOR this here HIM. n'
what did these here sealars I'D
swap them phaeton w. = W sl
Hanks's-put the behind
forard, and the for'ard ana. ou
hind-positiye fact. tbap, p
these here unknown. lowm i..' va
lers done. Must a-made a
funny looking ye-hiek-el ~ +. l,''
body could a-seen H. MAJ, =
couldn't on account Of NJ ~
must a-looked a good deal lL. -e
ferlo, high in front, low beb'as
Wen, the dance went On I'M
three o'clock OF somewhere IN.
then il began 10 break nm n.
lieving in early hours III IN.
Hank felt around and found N,
and united il and backed # IN,
then felt around and found NJ.
and helped her into theye.hieE..I
sot down and jolted herself n,
down once or twice and saws ~.
Mr.. Hanks, pears 10 ne tbatH..a
something out o. Whack with tbsi.
buggy"
"oh, no." says Hanks. who h
time was in himself and had ~.
the boss, tits all right-littI.
here, that's ALL"
Matilda still thought things ~,
all o. X, and said she reckous5 +
have 10 tie weight to her iss, /,
keep from falling out packard
Just you stay calm. san Ham
We're going up old Spinner,
must be most TO the top, and
the hoss jog along slow to rest -.
sionally, cause he seen C Wasa
pull So they poked along au3 IA,
said ne reckoned he'd have Is M
and walk II the hill got much s,se
When they did happen 90 strike
tie hin they both bad 70 lean iofl.a
and hang onto the dashboard Do "a
from rolling out behind And a-r
few minutes stopping y let lhs Ia
rest.
By-and-by Matilda begun 10 q
spunky. and says she:
I've been over this here road i
fore and I don't remember 10 suth q.
ful hang-on-and-last-foreyer liGr
"oh, that's all right" says Hila
NOW we're goin up The 6fa
hill"
"But where was the hoHer bs'vH
Spinuer's hin and the GrIstmi.i i..
inquiries Matilda.
"Only way / can figure it out IS I'D
the road commissioner must a.aisa
up and made one long bin 81 e. aa
Hanks. Cant tell what q r0ac 90
missioner viii do, yeu know"
SO they poked along forsnothgh
hour, saying nothing. Thea -
Matilda. this does seem to b
some considerable right smart b.tc'n
eminence. / don't altogether ilia1
the mystery Of it, Then aiiTsoa'
more hard climbing. with boss resi.'i
frequently, says Hanks rBet atali
m half we're on the wrong road Req
on we might bear on 10 the left
So they beared of still uph.Lha
they beared of to the right-mos ~
Then they jagged in al diree'i'l'-
still up'ards. like the Excelsior ie.'t
Then after going for mile iiii
straight up a big hin they ililsl
square around and started baeA-lis
Is steep.
"Well. hang me" says Hanks ~
beats the Rocky mountains aa- =
Him Layers rolled into one. heAsa
,ut of il if il kills the boss" ar-h
ut the animal a crack with TIE ~
nd went tearing along like q pass
yer train. them both freezing @ Z
for dear life, And ooui z
ime they'd travelled five miles 10 =
.ellaneous directions, the boss p
lead run. it begun to get some is1
nd they seen them there unnal 7.
ind wheels looming up each si.'
I'm, and Hanks just sort g SUM -
nto stopper. But Matildaaicn I -
o the stopper notion at all, aud T'ET
nd says she;
stop that boss, you audacioH
an, Haul me around allntght ins~'
high-shouldered rig as this, VII!
nd talk to me bout going Up ihe
Mung Bluug mountain.
ut! and she hoped over the Waes..a-5
truck out for home. which She s.'-'
bout sun-up. And little later n4.r
rove into town, with the whtes'.
he same. him not knowing how W.
m, and by strange CONE
e and a passed. Of some 2o of ''
hich had been at the dance bapi'-
7, be on the corner when he wen ~
81, We nught ~ he Cheerful. az
to him, he having come
IT midst stranger for his heal'I'
sings out;
Good morning, Mr.. Hanks. -
it to the hop tripping the buil'@