Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-06

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ne in the group capable Of
ession.
Bob hesitated, and n frank
d over his face, there are
in this town that would
a rich girl. and Dora May
g been entirely too popular
any good. oh. you needn't
3 lt me an her! ! tell you we
( we are doing. She's bust
head to foot an knows ] can
Ter affairs all right. There
Of harm in n fellow marry
II he loves his wife and has
Y TO make some himself !
n born money maker. ]
bot il from father. ! believe
had a fair chance and not
III he'd "a been the richest
s state. He married a poor
q had no start, and yet he's
that is, pretty well-for his
ever is about to starve you
We i'm a job collectin' Dora
-" said Nennpr. who was
Iver with enjoyment.
lence fell. They were all
br Hanks to speak, but he
be- to say. He rose and went
his scrawny hands in the
his trousers.
prd only knows what he'll
Bob. But the die is cast, an
er independent of him. Look
Kenner." turning back from
'you must get the idea on
pad that | did this thing jus
)ora May was well fixed.
he's Just what l was lOokin:
pretty. not a bit lazy ant
Int what | don't know ain
rning. She's been so mucI
lately in my business tina
studying good at school any
e's give me great man
/ tell you. She helped m
hem ads. that folks said wa
specially them with the poetr
IN q bad speller. and she co
of 'em before they was prin
bu ever?" Kenner said whf
zone. I'll swear l don't kno
10 kick or congratulate i'm. -
rye was going home to di
NV old Hanks leaning on {
n vacant lot waiting for hi
aused. THAT ground I'D ma.
+nips." said Hanks, spittil
fence. u believe I'll ma
n offer for it. l could pastu
ON it - the spring.
said nothing. He knew Il
had waited for him to spea
marriage.
mn thar to see Mrs. Styles
odded in the direction of t
use.
on did,"
Found 'er with 'er' head
n rags an smellin' like a or
fust she kept up seen
a she wouldn't let me sa!
nut she quoted down al
an me N her sorter come
standinp."
understanding? That's GOO
bryce.
we both sorter come to
nm that if she'd write to
n that Bob was an only c
d naturally expect sometl
1emise that, maybe, he W.
e a row."
the girl really is rich"
sd man spat over the f
He avoided Georges gla
he's pretty well heeled'
n not a fool by a long
! up at Mrs. Styles this n
old lady said, with a long
o talked pretty straight-o
10 have nobody meddlin'
airs-ef anybody had any
agin Bob Hanks to send e
so on. Blamed eff l /
urls to see 'er. Somehow
ranted a gal in the famll!
tn plenty o scads is aoo,
BILE as any other sort-sa1
2 run"
IN Mrs. Hillyer was told
table that day of the outco
marriage, she said: Nv
now as Bob Hanks is s
Sc after all. The highest
a-doin' jest what he done
nth Their eyes open. The
ace is Bob don't make no
He admits he's struck q
n has too much business
errate his investment"
ertheless, Martha" said /
Is poised coffee cup. I'D
see Bob make more oV
an he does"
don't know why ID
90 about fore that gang
ith his feeHn's on exhibit
{ its Jest d cut an dried d
n his part it will end {
l bound you. than a lots
love affairs that run dry d
the knots tried. But
ow think Bob an his 6
D bad. Thar's a sunny c
b lookin' out fer yours
two young uns may jes