Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-08

Thers ahClla % q fn<rsly pscn1n
aboard the Barrxooue4. 90 tAsk EAa
boys might So ths6r fefosr sg<tn<
and. Of course. Caekr z.oGhsF nusa
needs so alonx % take care ~ tn~nA
Mr. Garland rsadEly Axrss6. and CO
pleasant summers dag Tie beEFN
costa steamed into quiet HyanntEpors
harbor and droppsd snekor. A inaneh
Put ashore. and wben n cams heek--
vhy. there wsrs The boys and oipsnr
ina Mrs. oariAnd. and Ern2iing krA
HiSxinaon-
The boys oiaro~red anoard nnf
were soon iaspecttng H. yAcnf-@
wss 40 long Efncs they hal eeea
aboard 81 her nat tAsy had alno~s
forgottsn her Lnnsheon vas 5000
served. and q looked uRs oid tines 70
sss Mrs. osriand a. the fOot Of TIE
table. DouFinx he tea and dosng ne
honors while her ex-husband loo&s3
on proudly from me other sid
And there wsrs more pienicas 80.
With Mrs. Garland along always VIA
Mrs. HiEEinson % chapsrcn. Boston
BEGAN 20 hear aoCut them. too ana
held up It's hsnds With AL PuritAn
horror A divorced wife eefsG sen
WITH her forlaar husoan6-tAa aea
OF 4, And dining togetnsr IN D1ena
restaurants and going 20 TIE play. t1st
thc Two o. them Wasn't awfuff
staid Boston N0rrtasd.
Things eaat 50 on tAh vay,- vna
the burden OF The talk o. TIE CO.
ragged Bostonians-sueh people ~ ne
Won 4. Meyera the SHAVE The Ag-A
glnsons. the Hooper,. The Fe2oodya 4
ant the Gardiners-an Of the AycpiA /
set in which Mrs. OAKLAND had hsen
Z such a prominent member.
Well. they couldn't 90. one
bright day In ate september. The bar
racouta started up Narrasansett eAy
and put IN az Bristol Thsrs Rev
So D. Hood Vas sent for. Two rsla-
tives OF The brides. Henry and Thou-
a. Tudor 81 Boston. happened aion9
| and This made up he wedding parry.
/ . The Gnot was tied with 40 little cere-
/ mony that the clergyman didn't kaoW
! + tho Importance % the parties nor tha
J broken romancs which waa 100 -
The mendlng
The Garlands tried 20 regain thee1
~ ia position in Boston. they failed
20 3o they cut the conservative Hub on
a. Ihe map. and Hamilton. too. TIER
or sold their Beacon street mansion And
"a I thclr beautiful estate az HAmlttons
pa and went straight 90 New York Ihsru
ia hey took a house at 81 Eass fl1sF>
al second street IN the most fAHhtcaable
be- part of The city. while thsy could DlAn
n a proper mansion OF uppar Fsfth aF~-
In nue near Eighty second street Nest
"a Young Mr GARLAND bought more thar
az zee acres of land on The uortA end q
a. Prudence island. near Newport n
nj Narragansett eay. who're IA AID 90
ar a wonderful estate
"a Second Marriage Aappy-
50 Things vent swimmingiy. Ne 90
es' would ever have dreamed thai Il nAl
Gully been two short years e~for'
80 when the wife left her husbandn
'V, home IN ths middle Of the niEht. CAR
'ha half dressed They we're devoted a
'"' two swsethsarts In New York IN
wy TO daughter Was born Of the ss.son
p.e marriage. they named her Hopa
avn New York society. not az prim Z
-ia noston's. received thu rich young pa
YER with oron arms They were busy G
nay the plans OF the mansion they we're
build az 1928 F1fth avenue when youE
Mr. Garland fell m IN 1905. ne vi
EEK hurried 90 Ms country home on Pr
.dor dencs island but gradually are
sub weaker As last resort be vas
Mr moved 90 Hanover Mass. whers
B OF could Be nearer the specialist vi
her had his case. but 80 was 10 no ave
vent TIE died 10 his wito's arms ln Sspts
but Der. 1904.
Jr. The viii was rad There were q
fate sr0us bequests 20 relatives and
talnerz. aud some art gifts, but the
3 70 tire residuary estate wsnt e.
rorld widow, the income 20 D. hers al
AIRY. her death and then 20 revert 10
Sr.. three elder sons However thers '
lonal a string to thu SIC. 0Oo. 900. Ms q
the land was 70 lose the inooms IN q
lcinc she remarked The only osQusst
lion her IN Zee simple vas ne PTu6s'
son. island estate. That WA bsft -
grad outright
= Dig Growth 81 Mutual LoVs.
Mra Garland expressed hsrSSff
"4 perfectly satisfied and boasht Anot
Us summer home ~ Bourneon-ths-Cs
The viii named thrSa executors.
40 great were their responsible
I that they were required % give DO
IN 81 600 900 each. The estate.
needed a legal adviser and mana
- and What could be rrors natural {
that the young widow saoald tur'
-, her old friend and playmate.
Green7 He took charge az once
under his wise administration
uroperty increased very largely
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