The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-15

NdllC" tHc cause OF arr, ana
II offered a bicycle as n prize to his
boys for the best pencil sketch of Chal
font Manor
There's no doubt he said, that il
will advance the cause Of cycling
And he smiled again as nc inditcd a
notice for a certain green bdizc board.
II declared matters to the school, with
the additional information that n spc-
cial half-hOlday would be granted,
weather permitting, on the following
Friday, when all who wished TO com
pete, should betakc themselves to Chal-
font Manor for the purpose.
"Whew" said MahOncy. pulling up
before it on bis way TO the playground
Look here! WHO'S Miss Elizabeth
SpruceY
Why" AckrOyd tiptood over his
shoulder, "she's Tive old girl who's al.
ways driving past Lives alone in q
biz house on the Maltby road Bicycle.
by Joye! Wonder If you can choose
your make"
Deserted hole like Chalfont Manor.
too! Didn't You once say II had a
ghostly eat OF something" asked skip
worth minor.
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IFS tbe verv thircl wo,u ,noi.a 'a,n
bolievo in Ghost - .ho au5 '', ar n,.'n '
days The cot-tho ,Lo,otor or aa,
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w ''oN PI'l'E EuoS'ly' lhere
m"9, oe crowns "l uarN passages IN
~ "o"Ne' - we 'o,Iu get INSIDE. but
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NI'e Jop II u pe carrying her there.
- ,ou' i'i'es II II 5 a step!
Si"'h ueast' salu 'hauhcey scorn-
iuiE, III abstract the lady, case and
an, n 1ou We got nothing 10 do but evade
S"'cS eyehoIe alter caIl-oVer on Thurs
u"y evening lhatlI get us there ana
u"cN Delore ped-or ought TO. NUNS
'ne "oru, tommy!
MISS hIi]aDeth Spruces scheme cor
,aihiy took with the drawing-class
ohe was middie-aged lady, with a
youns i"ce ana snowy hair, and was
10 De seen dally driving about the
helsloornood' Rumor spoke of her
soue'iIne engagement to the dead
bichhell' OF ChaItont Manor, and SO ac-
counted LOT the tact that she frequent
~ anecteu the road leading TO it, so TO
SPEAK III the Dend OF an arm, and
s'ro'ieu ABOUT It's empty grounds.
hckroyd ana Chauncey, who were
hot Oh the drawing class, knew no such
InisgiVings' Inc hour that followed
inursuuy evenings cail-over saw them
creeping Ia stealthy triumph along a
country road. Chauncey had swathed