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The cottage at Fairview was completed
this season. II IS tasteful aud suostan-
thai and IN keeping With the surround
ings. On the lower noor large living
room and diDing-room are connected by
two open doorways between which
flight OF stairs leads to nice chambers
above with coy corner in the upper ball.
Handsome held stone fire-pisces in living
and dining-rooms add much to the at
Effectiveness OF the rooms; and kitchen
with many conveniences opens from the
dining-room. A deep piazza extends
across the front, where one may sit and
watch the ever-changing sea, the gulls
and herons and other sea birds.
The morning OF August % opened with
bit Of fog visible, and little smoke in
the atmosphere. but there soon came indi-
cations OF favorable day for us TO gather.
Aunt Madge and Narcissus reached the
appointed place 10 season to greet the new
corners. Soon a buck board was seen APP
preaching, ard from it descended the sis
tiers "a" and "C". Why, come to think Of
it, the reunion began like roll call;
there were "A, Ann" "B. E. s." &C, !"
I'D, I'D "a, M and "H. o. B."
Following the blackboard cane a gay
little horse and carriage with very light
yellow running gear. Us that right,
mstes) There is "Ah" and her John, the
first out-of-town arrivals; and we feared
forhours 1t would be the last, and "Ah"
Was promised their names should be
printed In the largest capitals to be found
In The AMERICAN Office if they were the
only nom residents present.
Next came Charity, bringing with her
the three Graces and an old friend Of Aunt
Msdge, besides dish OF hot fish chowder
which was taken at once to the kitchen to
meet a similar dish there. Another team
comes in sight; this brings the ''New H',
"Beulah," another John and two more
young M. BIS, and we welcome them cor
daily. This makes three Johns, as AIMS
has also arrived Il beg pardon, two others
had preceded all Of these. How could
have overlooked such useful helpers! VIC
Tins of NJ. B. recipe tests, and right and
left hand supporters always Of Aunt
Madge.)
We began to be anxious, for the noon
hour was nearing and others were to-
"Oh, there come O. Z. and Ford!" They
heard the cry and saw the waving APRONS
and handkerchiefs and hands. We were
just ready to gether around the two long
tables arranged in the dining room when
q team containing two ladies' and .
boy was discerned, and these proved to be
Dell with her friends. Weren't we glad
that even beyond the eleventh hour they
did not tail Us, and we hone thew were
glad, too.
Then we III got very busy at the tables
all but the Johns OF All and Narcissus.
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