Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-01-05


Don't you?
Yes! Oh, yes, At least, sup
pose so. Ah-yOu don't think-of
course she hasn't had anything at all
10 do with this?"
well l don't see how she could.
You know Aunt Fanny told us how
Herbert declared before them all, only
last Sunday night, that Florence
should never have one thing to do with
his printing-press, and said they
wouldn't even let her come near it."
Eyes, that's a fact. I'm glad Her
bert made it so clear that she can't be
implicated. | suppose the family are
all pretty well down on Uncle Jo-
seph?" 81"
Uncle Joseph is being greatly
blamed" said Mrs. Atwater ,primly.
He really ought to have known better
than to. put such an instrument into
the hands of a boy of that age. OF
course it simply encouraged him to
print all kinds of things. We none of
us think Uncle Joseph ever dreamed
that Herbert would publish anything
like this, and of course Uncle Joseph
says himself he never dreamed such Il
thing; he's said so time and time
again, all afternoon. But Of course
he's greatly blamed" ..'-.
y suppose therp've been quite a
good many of EN- over there blaming
him?" her husband inquired.
"Yes-untiI he telephoned to
garage and hired a car and went for
a drive, He said he had plenty of
money With him and didn't know when
he'd be hack" ~ .'' .....
''SerFes him right" said Mr.. Atwa-
ter. Does anybody know where
Herbert ISL" .....',, 81. -. ? -
Not YETI ...n.. ...t" ..tt
wei - and he returned to for
mer theme. 81 am glad we aren't i'm
plicoted. Florence is right there with
you, is she?"
."Yes," she said. shes right here,
; reading You aren't worried about
her, are your she added.
|. t"Qh,' no = I'm sure it's all right. 1
only thought" e.. ... O.. .....
"Only thought what?
"Weu. if did strike me rs curious"
said Mr.. AtWater; "especially after
Aunt Tanny's telling rs how Herbert
declared Florence could nevorr have q
single thing to do with his paper
again. =, ...s p; .at... 49,.
"Werr'. ,s ..t... .......
well hero's her poem right at the
top Of it, alI very Friendly item
about her hisyrry mark Of last June.
If doesn't seem like Herbert tn be so
c0mpIimentAIv IT. Flofcnce, all Of n
sudden. lust strr,k 'tnasas>rather. Gu
riouS; that's all" .....
"Whv. YES" said Mrs Atwotnr "i+
does got,n i, rfittIa oddLwhan Won
think Of it." ''<.' '''' ~ .@''.
'lIaNp'rvo> asked Florence if she
HAD ANYTHING 10 do with getting out
this weeks 0rfolcfp .. g. ....-..
"Kybv..no :. II .neynr occurred to mo
esnccfouv aftar what Amt Fanny told
uS " sYid Mrs Atw.trr "I'u asl, har
nov >" .''. ~ .,
Bit She was OBLIGED TO nostponp fine
Intended question. SESAME and
Lilies" law swcptIv in thp. chair thar
Florence had occunfod, hut Florence
herself had gone somewhere else.
She had rome FOR = long, long ram
BILE: and pedpstrians who encountered
her, and tool, note of her expression
wore Interested. and as they went on
their way several Of them interrunted
tho rourse Of their medita+ions IN saw
TO themselves that she was the most
Observation-Disclosures Young Girl they had
evpr seen There was touch Of visit
fuIness ohout her foo. rs Of one
whose henevoIonce must renounce all
homo If connrahcnsion and reward
Eloro,oo IN foc+ had ohor+ rooohod
+,o oo,,,rsion tnot fan. from tho ,r,oIi-
t.,o, 90 how .oooi,.inr nroiso for ho.
-, .,,,a.,. - 49,
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