Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-10-19


"Come and go around with me, Mr..
Whitney. Mildred Is little morbid
just now, but 1t won't last" and as they
went away together Tom explained.
"It IL that curate chnp-he came out
here last Monday and spent the week
all the women are crazy about him.
Heaven knows what there Is about
collar that buttons behind, but girls
always go down before 1t like nine
pins"
"Was he--was he especially attentive
to any oneT Whltney's voice shook.
'Sure stuck to Milly like barnaole
to lamppost. / thought when she
saw him play golf she'd break away.
1t was enough to make angels bawl"
Ibid you say she was pleased with
Couldn't drive six feet-made eleven
strokes and six foozles to the first
green, them
But do you think she enjoyed
Then putted out In Ave, What do
you think Of that?"
at was hideously excruciating, re.
voting spectacle! Did Miss Mildred
appear Interested i'm
"He drove four balls into the brook
and instead of cusslng like gentleman
he said, Dear me, what an exasper-
ating game!"
1t was no use trying to get any salts
faction from Tom. He talked of moth
ing but the curates foozles and fail
ures, and the only information Whitney
obtained was that the parson Intended
to be at Windcliff every week during
the remainder Of the summer
The next Saturday Whitney found
Mildred more than ever ensnared by
the curate. She not only refused to
play golf Sunday. but read book
called Marrow Paths" oil the evening
Tom walked to the station with Mr..
Whitney Monday morning and asked
IL there was anything he could do for
him.
"Get rid of the foosling person," said
Tom. HE uses his irons Nike grave
digger, and he has lost three Of my new
handmade pneumatics."
II wish he was missionary" sighed
whitney.
"In the cannlbal islands," added
Tom.
The following Friday Whitney re-
celyed a postal card with these words:
"Plot thickens. Take vacation.
Tom"
whitney, panic stricken. went to
WindcliH on the next train. He found
Tom on the ninth green about to try
difficult stroke, and. laying hands sud
denly upon him, asked breathlessly:
what did you mean by that posta,
card2'
Lucky you didn't grab till | had
made that put. I might have Jiu Jit-
sued you" said Tom. Let's see,"
counting on his fingers, -four to the
brook, one on to the green; that Is
five
ANSWER my question" Whitney
shook him roughly.
1.-TWO puts In seven. Oh, that was
just d threat Thought you better be
on the spot. Here comes the foozling
fascinator now"
After introducing the curate, Tom in
quiEed anxiously:
How is your head today, Mr.. Beton~
"All right when I am up and about,
thank you" Turning to Whitney: II
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