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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
Miss Anna Ward Of Ryan was q

Miss Anna Ward OF Ryan was q
Manchester visitor one day last week.
n ..-Dr. and Mrs, G. R. Weir enjoy.
ed a delightful visit last week from
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Weir of Cumberland, Iowa. Mr..
and Mrs. Weir returned to their
hame Tuesday morning. =
Editor w. s.. Beels of Hopkinton
was business visitor in Manches-
ter Tuesday. We were pleased to
learn that Mrs. Beels has sufficient.
y{recovered from the effects ct two
very critical operat' ons, to which
she submitted in a hospital at Dav-
export, to permit her to- return to
her home.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
M. q. A. LODGE TO FIGHT HIGH.
RATES. 3s ss5is s.: y h 359

A special meeting OF the Modern
Brotherhood Of America was held on
Monday evening in the G.. +: hall.
and was attended BY a large nnmbsE>
OF the membership in this locality
Louis Carlis, former state manager cf
Pennsylvania, addressed the lodge on
issues confronting the order s!mil:Slr
to those which the Modern Woodmen
OF America are facing. The insur-
gent NJ. B. "A. members are putting
up desperate fight to defeat the
high rates that have been forced upon
them by the money powers Mr.
Carlis pres sented facts which appear
and gave the impress on
that he knew whereof he was speak
ing, and that he understood the sit-s
patton. The members here are very
literally to aid in the week.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
.sRAZELToNs UNsREslDEkcE
q ~ non1EnrV 10y

Don A. Preussner. cashier Of the
First National bank, sold his cottage
on Clara avenue to Mr.. and Mrs. -
w. Brazelton Of Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs
Brazelton and daughter, Miss Vine
Braze1ton, will remove to Manches
ter early in June, at which time they
will take possession OF their newly
acquired property ( r. ~ S. A=- II s3
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
+ win ONE GAME. LOOSE ONE,

e On Friday afternoon the Manches-
ter High school base ball team wss
defeated in game with the Fayette
High: school team. The game was
played on the local diamond and
proved a real exciting contest. The
score in the ninth inning stood II
to 6 in favor Of the visitors.
~ On Saturday the local teeam went
to Independence where they defeated
the High school team Of that city by
a score Of 4 to g., On Saturday Of
this week the local team goes to
Fayette for a return game with the
Fayette boys.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
FORMER TEACHER 70 WE'D.

FORMER TEACHER TO WED.
The approaching marriage Of Miss
June M. sBuechele and Mr.. Homer M
Gordon, both of Waterloo, was an,
nounced; last week. Miss Buechele
was a teacher in the city, schools
two years and is pleasantly remem,
bered by many friends in Manches;
ter. The happy event will take place
lat Waterloo on June 18.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28

ter, No. is, o. e. s., will be held on
Tuesday evening, June 3. Mrs An An !.
ma Bradford, deputy grand matronS Of
Dubuque will inspect the chapter. AS
school Of instruction will be conduct
ed at $3.50 Ii Of the same day. All
members Of the order are, cordially
invited to be present. .!SI;;
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
DECORATION DAY,

~ Citizens Of Manchester are invited
to participate in the Memorial day
exercises which will be held at Ger.
trail opera house on Friday afternoon.
Members Of w. A.. Morse post, G. a..
R., will meet at the Grand Army
hall at41:15 O'Clock and will march
to the opera house, being escorted
by Company D., Iowa National guard.
Albert NJ. Cloud will deliver the
Memorial day address at the operf.
house at two O'Clock.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
CLOSE DECORATION DAY

the BANKS Of the city, the Offices
in the county building, and the post
office will be closed on Friday,
Decoration day. The rural carriers
will not make their deliveries; while
the city carriers will make the
morning business delivery. At 8:45
the carrier windows will be opened
and any who calls between that h ur
and ten O'Clock, can procure their
mail by callingiat the windows.fSF From
ten O'clock on the post office, viii
be closed for the remainder of the
day, 38S.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
ERECTING FINE RESIDENCES

Mr. and Mrs. Luke Scanlon, who @
reside west of this city, are erecting
a twelve-room residence on their
farm this summer. The residence
will be one of the finest country
homes in Coffins Grove townships:
Mr.. Scanlon is considering installing
an, electric or acetylene lighting sys5
TEN, and modern heating plant.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
ELECTED PRINCIPAL OF ANA
4; MOSA%H HIGH SCHOOL,

Percy c. Walker. who has been
anSinstructcr in the local High schoo
this year, has been elected to the
position of principal in the Anamosa
High school, and will assume his
duties in that school next fall. He
has had charge of the athletics Of the
High, school, Mand has proven himself
a capable instructor. His Manchester
friends are pleased to learn of this
prof lotion. \, . n
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
REM ESTATE TRANSFERS.

E. C. Perkins to j.. W.. Rim-
mer. e 1-2 Of W 2-3 OF lot Il, Ni
block in Delhi. ...$
Cora E. Wood ct al to e. K.
Stanberry. Undivided 1-2 of;
IS 19 It. Of n "a IT. OF lot 142 u
in Manchester and an undi-s
vided IL of s 10 It Of n "a AZ
It of e as It Of lot LAB in AZ
Manchester and 20 It wide 4.
y and W at w end OF prem
ises above described
o. C. Clark to Clyde Lawrence.
Lot 5, block in Meyen's "
addition to Dundee. -,
o. c. Clark and wife to Fred
,Sommer. w IL Of W ~ OF
n IL Of lot 13 in Burringtons
addition to Manchester.
J..E. Littlefield to o. F. Willard
w 1-2 Of Sc IA of NV Ia Of Il
sec 10, twp 81, north range
/ T.. ..a..
Geo. Herman and Anna Herman to
I F. A. Grimes. Land in NV
IA of Sc IA Of sec 4, twp
90, north range g.. ....@... n:
George A.. Miller to Henry
Goodhile. N IL of sw IA Il
Of sec 35, twp go, north re
F. A. Grimes and Emma y.
Grimes to Emeline Jones. 4
Land in NV IA Of Sc Il Of
sec 4, twp 80, range g..
F. A. Grimes and Emma J.
Grimes to George Herman.
Land in NV IA Of :se IA of d
sec 4, twp 80, range g..
John E. Lane to ]. w. Platt.
E 2-3 of sw IA OF ne Ia of i
sec 2, twp 90, north range 1926!
E.. c. Perkins and Kate NJ. +
Perkins to John E. Lane. e .
4 2-3 of sw IA of ne Ia of sec
2, twp 80, north range 8
Josiah Higgins to Maud NJ. n
Green. Lot II, block 10, in
Hobbs addition to Delhi
w. S. Adams and wife to H. b.
Kuhlman. The s, IL Of lot 1 ~
block 8, in Colesburg.
Reliance A. Amsden to c. Lii
lian Pride. Seven and a frac-
ton acres Of land in twp SO.
north range 5, west Of the 5th
P. M. !. -. 49,. !
John r. Goedken and wife to!
Chas. A. SVorwald. The IL
of s IL of ne IA of sec IL,
twp 80, north range 3, west /
of the 9TH P. M.
Minnie Peck and husband to
Elizabeth Graves. Undivided
IL interest in and to, W IA
acres of the sw IA of the ne
IA of sec 36, twp co. north
range 6, west Of 5th P. M.
Emma L. Brayton, admrx., to
Curtis Miller. All that part
of sw IA of Sc IA of sec 21.
twp SS, north of range 4. west
Of the 5th P. M, containing
about 80 acres. .,S
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
Methodist Episcopal

The theme for the morning sermon
is Christ, the Bread Of Life. In
the evening the pastor will speak g on I
True Worth" Ii Ia n l,s II 81:
A cordial invitation is extended to-
all to attend these services.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
MANCHESTER CHURCHES.
J . 8 2 lI,N'F,
PPeabvterjan.

Pfesbyterian.E q. 81 81; I.5syifY
The morning theme will sbe 81 idel
ity and Efficiency. = The evening.
'The Adornments Of the Spirit. ~ "
The members Of !; the primary de
partment, with their parents held d ias
social hour and picnic supper at the
manse with Mrs. Ems ign, Tuesday af-
teri school. 1it.', %s
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
TO TAKE SCHOOL CENSUS.

R. NJ. Marvin, who recently re-
turned from Minneapolis. will take
the 1913 school census, beginning his
work on Monday, June Q.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28

Irving Sullivan and family OF
near Masonville were guests OF !. Mr.
Sulliyan's parent, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Sullivan, on Monday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
plsrRlc1 COURT.

S+1 y4aa
The following equity and proba,e e
cases were acted upon by Judge G.
w. Dunham at two recent brief 8 s
sions OF court: 4 ] 81
MN Equity. z. s5s. 5s&
Jas. p. Donnelly ct al VS.. Wnl.
Donnelly ct al. Motion for specific
statement and to strike sustained
Plaintiffs given 80 days to amend
and by agreement defendants given a
further 80 days thereafter to plead.
Probate. .5
Guardianship OF Francis ]. Ash
burn. Guard, an authorized to sell at
private sale at not less than apprais-
ed value on terms prayed. S. ".
klaus, Geo. Hunt and III. { j. Val-
fleet appointed appraisers. Bond
double appraised value.
Estate OF Rebecca Sweesey e. G.
Perkins lappointer executor. Bond,
$780, n
Estate Of ]. M. Brayton. Report
Of sale and deed approved.
Estate Of VIM. Hoefer sr. Final
report approved administrator DIS
charged and bondsAreleased. gs.
Guardianship of Anna L. Moran.
Report approved and petition grant
ed as prayed. 5sss ssS. d
Estate Of Archibald Livingston. Re
port OF E.. c.. Perkins. temporary. ed
ministrator approved and clam a.
lowed in sum Of $30S.4O, interest
per cent, from September &c, 1880.
Fee OF temporary administrator tx
ed at $500. ~ sss.Es 4
Estate Of j. W. McVey. Will ad-
mitted to probate. Edward Tobin ap-
pointed executor. Bonds fixed at
sc, 900 90. . s, q. !
Estate Of ]. M. Brayton. Repc TT
of sale and deed approved.
Estate OF Edward Clifton. Final
report approved and administrator
discharged and bondsmen released.
Estate of Mira Preston. Report ap.
proved, executor. discharged and
bondsmen released. 81 eg
Estate of Bridget Haron. Petiti1n
granted as prayed. 2. ~ :.
Estate Of Esther Dumont. Admin.
istrator directed to give notice Of
hearing application. Hearing of ap
plication set for June Z, 1913.
Estate OF John v. Bush. Execut'
or granted authority to sell at. pri
vate sale at not less than appraised
value or at public sale after giving
ten days notice of such public sale.
Estate of Floyd NJ. Bowen. J. w
Doxsee of Monticello appointed TEN
porary administrator to examine ant
report upon claim Of Jessie NJ. Bow
en-.
Estate Of Bernard Sassen Repor
approved and orders granted as pray
ed.
Estate of Celinda Harris. Repor
Of sale and deed approved.
Estate Of Daniel Thomas. Repor
approved, administrator discharged
and bondsmen released.
Estate of John Mussell. Hearln!
set for June z. 81!
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
Conc req atio,nla

The regular services will be held
next Sabbath. rs ,.5
Prayer meeting win be held We'd
nesday evening this week and during
the month of June. 2yi3t & ;3a 4s s3.a$5sSs M
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28

Hon. r. J. Bixby Of Edgewood
was business visitor in Manchester
Tuesday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
CITY PROVIDES HlTcHiNG
Il, Il plsACES &

The city council has instructed the
street commissioner to have two
rows Of hitching posts set on the
vacant lots at the rear OF the old eal-
gine house and calaboos. Farne rs
who come to I Manchester will find
this great convenience in as much
as the hitching posts in the business
section have been removed. The lots
on lower Main street have been clear
ed Of all rubbish, and filled in SO as
to make very convenient place to
hitch teams. (. 5
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
Cast of Characters.

The program prepared tor the sec
ond evening, Thursday, June II, 70 :
lows: 55 ~ + 4s 81,
Music, (a), "The voyagers", Facer.
o., Song Of Spring Pearson.
High School Chorus. z
Invocation, Rev. J. F. Moore. Il
"The Music Master, scene ], (Reci-
tation), Grace e. Wolcott. g.s
{ The Music Master. scene II, Reel
tation), Gail Bronson. .::, :',:Es
Piano solo, Hungarian Rhapsody,
No. 12, Margaret L. Jones.
Friday, The Thirteenth, Nineteen
Thirteen, Margaret A. Stanger.
Music, Dance Ye Merry Wavelets",
High School Girls. ..s.
Cupid at Vassar", by Owen Davis.
John Willett. 4:..5S... Bert 0. Pinch
Amos North. Carl E. Engstrom
Shiny. 8. :. Burrel D. Work
Hank Gubbin Ralph w. Richardson
Mrs. Newton, Jennie Ruth Pride
Kate Newton. -. ;. Amy J.. Ram
Wanda. !. Marjorie E. Minkler
Miss Page. /. Hazel B. Adams
Sally Webb. .Floy E. Porteous
Helen Conway.
:. Anna Marguerite Madden
Alice Worth. Marjorie J. Arno'd
Matty Hart. blanche NJ. MCGEE
Presentation of diplomas. s
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
R. H. Perryman, age 22, and Mary
G.. Weir, age 81. S$ssA # ss ss$ \.
B Frank Nj. !. Lillibridge, age So, and 1
Belle Fritz, age AZ. 1t, 81
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
LARGE CLASS
TO GRADUATE.
ANNUAL COM.
MENcEMENT OF HIGH II
SCHOOL JuNE&11AND 12.
THIRrY.THREE 1l COMPLETE COURSES
Program Of Unusual interest To- Be
Given by Members Of Glass and #
High School Chorus. 53 s53

Two interesting programs, botI
Of which will win the universal ap'
probation Of the citizens Of Man
chester and vicinity, as the excellent
entertainments of former commence
ments have, will be given at Central
opera house on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, June 1lth and
18TH.
The .baccalauerate sermon Will be
delivered by Rev. w. H. Ensign, In
the Methodist Episcopal church on
Sunday evening. June 8. 81
Following is the personnel OF the
class Of 1918, and the courses which
each member has completed: $@sfsts $.s.4
u German Course. @
A Donald Mcdonald. Wayne A. Dpt-
ton, Carl Edwin Engstrom, Margaret
Louise 4 Jones, F1oy Elizabeth Port.
eous. Archibald Vincent LIE Clere,
Howard Raymond Marshall, Milo Ray
Wells, Ralph Weeks Richardson, Jean
Small, Blanche Marie MCGEE, Amber
Leora Davis, Harold Louis Lien,
Josephine Clara Hutchinson, Bert
Owen Pinch, Amy Leffingwell Ram,
Margaret Amsden Stanger, Marjorie
jeanette Arnold, Grace Evelyn VOL
cott Harold Ellwood Pride, Burrsl
D. Work, Hazel Belle Adams, Lyla
Nj. Dennis, Florence Belle Fischer.
Anna Marguerite Madden.
Latin Course. IA
Gail Grace Bronson, Donald Aaron
Abbott, Amber Leora Davis, Marjor-
lie Eva Minkler, Josephine Cara
Hutchinson, Garnet Mabel Duffy. o.
ga F. Trumblee, Marjorie jeanette
Arnold, lisa Il. Phelps, Harold Louis
Lien. Amy l4effinswell Ram.
4 Normal Course.
1 Mae Anna Jones, Jennie Ruth
Pride, Olga J. Trumblee, Isa E..
Phelps, Cecil ,Dutton.
Class motto, Eve Launch Toni. ht ],
Where Shall We Anchor q y.
Glass flower, Roses.
Class colors, blue and white.
The program for Wednesday even
ing, is as follows: .st
Music ta), "The Morning Ramble",
- Yeazie. 50: ia + 4
(b], with Horse and Hound,
-Caldicott.
u High school Chorus. q
Invocation, Rev, c.. X. Hudson. IN
I'VE. Launch. Tonight, Where Shall
f7t We Anchor Olga Trumbl lee. ~
Vocal solo, Camelia and Rose WI 8
she elm, Florence Belle Fischer. u.
THE Death Disk (Recitation) Mae.
IA, jones' .5fs Il 3.Z5 81 81
Music, (a), THE Red Scarf" Yeazie;
& OBJ "Clang Of the Forge. Rodney.
High School Boys Chorus. SS5sst@%
..'.As You Like It" by Wm.. Shakes.
peare. tss 4 4aSts4
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st. Pau.I's

i Rev. H. F.. Mcdonald VIII @5 preacnS
next Sabbath at $3.50. Sunday school
at 2:3O. 5 2s:4 81 K
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28

The New Idea Embroidery club
meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
C...R. Weir.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28

Regular meeting OF Pythian Sis
ters next Wednesday, June 4.
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A speeia! meeting Of Orient chap
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28

| Mrs. r. N. Arnold was hostess at
a delightful luncheon. given at her
home on Saturday afternoon.
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Estate Of Bernard Sassen. Report
approved and orders granted as pray

Estate of Celinda Harris. Report
Of sale and deed approved.
Estate Of Daniel Thomas. Reporf
approved, administrator discherged
and bondsmen released.
Estate of John. Mussell. Hearing
set for June z. : 81
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28

The following equity and proba.e
cases were acted upon by Judge G.
w. Dunham at two recent brief 9 s
sions Of court: 4 y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-23
Continued from page s

T EFT us consider another Princeton team,
- this time against Cornell, in similar
situation, -both teams weary, their nerves
frayed by hard fighting, waiting for the
whistle to blow; both scoreless.
Bacon, a Cornell fullback, was about to
punt from his ten-yard line. A lineup, a few
desultory plays, and the game would be
over. But at this moment luck took hand.
1t made Phil King and Cornell man engage
in an encounter. The umpire saw blows
struck, and ordered the offenders out of the
game. With only minute left, the Prince
ton coach called the first substitute that
came to mind. Frank Moss, hopelessly
green, was given chance. His inexperience
didn't matter: any moment the whistle
would blow.
As soon as Cornell formed to punt, Moss,
being absurdly green, ran away out to the
left end of the line. According to Princeton
football teaching at that time, Moss should
have crouched behind his center and tried
to break through and block the kick. But
luck sent him out on the wing. Unprepared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-23

for man charging in from that extreme
angle, Cornell was taken by surprise. I'm
molested, Moss swept through, and blocking
the kick beat it down to the ground on Cor
nells vineyard line. A swift lineup, and
Flint, bursting through, won for Princeton.
put often the blunderer isn't SO fortunate.
= Sometimes a chance comes to a man
that will make of him college hero-and
he fails. | have in mind an incident at New
Haven seven years ago, when Yale met
Penn State. None of the nervousness that
often takes a small college playing at New
Haven bothered State. The game seemed
destined to be scoreless.
Finally Yale fumbled. Over the grass
rolled the ball. No one was near it. Sud-
denly a burly State guard tore loose from
the pile, snatched up the ball, and made off
with a clear field before him. Suddenly, as
if confused, he hesitated, apparently unde-
cided toward which goal to run. Then,
making up his mind, he wheeled round,
headed the wrong way, and blowing ahead
determinedly ran amuck into the arms of
the Yale team.
The chance to overturn the game that
might have made him State hero only re-
suited in his being dropped from the team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-23
A WEEKEND WITH FARRINGATE

Lincoln in the flesh gasped at the marvel
Gus completeness of the impersOnatlon. For
the moment it was as effective dramatically
as if Lincoln himself had stepped out of the
past and come to life again. That's what
Faxon calls acting
"Then according to his standards Booth
and Irving were not good actors" said 1.
II said as much to him. said Farringate,
"and he denied that he went as far as that.
He considered them the most effective in
terpreters of the spirit of the roles they as
sulned that the modern stage has known. "
Readers, suppose he would call them, y
said | trife contemptuously.
"Well, he put it this way" said Farrin-
gate. If you saw Irving as Matthias in The
Bells you considered it a marvelously
effective impersonation. If you saw him in
Hamlet, standing alone as Hamlet, you
would probably feel that he was Hamlet;
but having previously seen Matthias his
Hamlet was Matthias trying to play the
melancholy Dane, and both, after all, were
only Irving
1 scratched my head. al think I'll have
to get Baedeker for that said l. asher
lock Holmes may be able to follow the
thought; but"
"You put it the same way yourself, in
terrupted Farringate, "when you spoke of
DOOCIl IldllllCG DCllIS DluIuS LII IllC ldIC1
production of Julius Caesar In other
words, these two acknowledged masters of
Interpretation were not, as they should
have been, able to differentiate the various
characters they undertook to portray physi-
cally."
ooh, WELL" laughed, cts very beauti-
full ideal; but take it from me, Billie, there
isn't man, woman, or child on the stage to-
day, from Sarah Bernhardt to Eddie Foy,
who can realize it-and to tell YOU the truth
I'm glad they can't. When l 60 to see John
Drew want to see John Drew, and don't
care a rap who or what he is on the stage.
Next time l see Bobby Faxon I'm going to
tell him so too What's the use of banker
ing after the inpossibleo"
"But is it impossible?" said Farringate.
3Faxon says it is not
"And | say it is,' said |.
@I'd laugh if he fooled you" said Earring
gate, with chuckle. dts mean to give
Bobby away, but he told me he had it in
for you, and by Jove, Jack! I'm not sure
that he isn't clever enough to do it. If
were you, I'd be on the lookout for demon
stration of his powers Il work in a tramp,
or a chauffeur, or maybe butler or valet
on you yet"
"Bully scheme!n said l, with a laugh.
"Let him lay on: he'll find am ready for
him. Bobby Faxon couldn't fool me in
month of Sundays, bless his unforgetable
old face! l wish we had it here SO that l
could say all this to it, and defy him. But
say, Billie, what about jump in the sea-"
@None for mine, thank you,' said Far
ringate; @but I'll sit on the shore and watch
you with pleasure"
WE adjourned to the beach, and while l
w plunged joyously into the surf Farrin-
gate sat on the sands with Mrs. Jack, and
as observed them from time to time they
seemed to be as deeply immersed in con-
versation as | was in the water. Ordinarily
when l battle in the surf my family and