The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-26


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ihr. II the tope. O cate.
Of II ana was not ellslr (.
l6itaFfnE IA GI,llilllE ~
satFitered noncha lnntlT q q = ,9 Z.
uuarter to sand eslleft ~ ~,
~ .aS5veetsr sam served him ana
Duncan. happily Tor niSl.s ~ - y :
the moment, amer one leak &c ssolsislf
retIred nFecipifate ly behind tAe PR
ScriDfjon co4uter-oNe ltifs seei
nom Roland's tF1unphane ElFS-isn ~
deeDeEt chagFin- Wen. thoE1ghf !.
MIGHT he have beeni he could neSsr.
by whatever widest endeayoF, nave
auproxfmated RoIlnd's FpiendoFs 3
me coat was bobt1fled cat least -
Watfy described Il within my near
inrl ana curiously double pre- 81.
csny5t together at the waist With
single button. thus revealing sainApe
expanse Of very sim shirt bosouA
which crealsed for some reason itn
this Roland wore a ribbed white SIX
wnistcoat. very brilliant low cut pat
eut leather shoes and white aux speks'
Tb. trousers were strikinEly cut az %
zach lE,y after the physical conn e'lEel-
tion of the domestic pear. aud Ene ca
fect of the whole was measufaoly en-
HANGED by an opera hat, one OF No.
tall and striking contrnptions tLlsle e ~
can shut mp by pressing genlS nlS
6rmfy upon the human midrAa M M
looking unconscious. but which = eg -
To omen with a resounding report y
yon,Ts NOT careful. Lam glad 70 Sbe
able TO report that Roland faiLe9 %
commit the solecIsm of wearing RED
string tie. His tie was q sober plaek
HrmIv lzIiotted at the factory.
duncan fen into n routine without
tho least evidence OF discomfort. BE
was early TO rise and early TO work
and rarely left the store save at meal
hours and closing up time BE at
tended church with admirable regu-
larity- both morning and evening serY-
ices, on Sunday, the midWeekly prayer ~
meeting and Friday evening choE
practice. for in the course of time he
had been won over to join the chqir
and nodestIy discovered to our. eclln-
cation a baritone voice. wholly IN
trained. but not unpleasihg. Josie
lockwood sang contralto and Bess
Gabriel what we were informed was
sonrauo-onIy Radv1le called tia tire
ble. Trncey Tanner pumped the organ
and pulled audIbly in the pauses,
singular Testimony to his Devotion 20
Angie TuthIlI. who ''Just sang Win
the others chiefly because she vas 20
sizes nearest friend.
Nat had settled down TO pretty
steady correspondence with Kellogg
cbIefy on business matters kellogg
was investigating old Sans burner
| and seemed quite impressed with It's
rYrrnRPalnna with
Roland's friend Burnham on Duncans
renresentatfons and ordered him out
of the offices of L. J. Bartlett & Co.. tt
seemed. Later he opened up negotia-
lions with n corporation known as the
Modern Gas company. 1 believe,
competitor of Consolidated Petroleum.
and In due course representatives OF
both concerns came TO RadviIle, eNam-
Ined the burner and retired. noncom-
mittnl. Then Bartlett sent requlsl-
tion for a model and supplied the funds
for making It. thus demonstrating MS
confidence
AS for old Sam, he had risen TO the
dignity of Il 6rock coat and felt him
self an aristocrat for the first time in
his life.
I don't remember just how soon it
was. but it was shortly after the Tor
mAuOn Oh Tue hEln u -.
can that the young mum received his
first invitation to dinner at the Lock
woods. He accepted. of course wheth-
err he wanted to or not, for there could
be no excuse for his refusing Sunday
bid, and the Lockwoods made quite an
event of it. The Soules were. invited
because they were Araminta Lock
woods brother and sister-ln-law, and
the C;odfreys came over from West
erIy 10 grace the board as representa-
tives OF the Lockwood strain
Ito be continuCd.)