Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-03-30
n TWELVE HUNDRED DOL

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In tha HANK IIorhort .,,,hno1or enon+
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large bb,a envnIona emma ITnrhort
went homo thot MONT and h,r,t into
the kitrban Ike - vrbi,Iv,i,d
"Jusstc, wn,vo got ono ot Inst " no
cried
"Ou4 wbotp"
"An outnmohiIa"
Jess;ca sat down heInIess,v Tn each
hand she held an auy-shn hod hnen
selecting two big ones for an omeIet
"uarhert orn won rro1v9 What ara
Won talking about" she demanded
"Ahnut our outnmohiIn fo no sura"
he retorted. ",Twas ousin Johns
I heard todov--he,s left if TO MS"
"To US! But we hardly knew him.
and he was only "A third or fourth
cousin, anyway wasn't he? WHY. we
never even thought of going TO the
funeral! !"
81 know; but he was a queer old
codger, and he took great fancy to
you when he saw YOU. Don't you re-
member? Anyhow, the deed is done"
And it's ours "a whole automo-
biIe?'
"That's what they say-and it's a
three th0usand-d0lIa car"
ION, Ierhert!' When JcSsica was
pl"aSed she capped her hahdS; she
capped them h"W-or rather She
capped the eEGS-ahd IN the result
ing disaster even the automobile was
Tor moment forgotten. But Tor only
moment.
AND TO thlnk how we've wanted an
aut"lhoo'ie. she crleo' Wleh the I'M
pronptu omeIet In her lap had been
hahiShed INTO OBLIVION. me rldeS
Wen haEe-ahh we won't be pigs.
Wen take our friends
Indeed we will agreed Herbert.
And our. trips and vacations, and
even down town--Why, we won't need
any carfare. Wen save money, Her
bert, lots Of money" "
"Er-Well, an auto costs something
to rum you know" 1entured Herbert,
Gasoline course!-but what's a
i,'t'e EaSo'li'e! 1 i"iCy we can "nofo
'lal N'lel we get 'l'e "ll"e car lot
'or1,tiS
"0i' '''0O'u '"S O"uOA''N l'ie
'''""
mere IS 1t ho"F
I'm the garage on the estate, re
turned Herbert consulting his letter.
III requested TO take II away
requested! only fancy AS II we
"efeh dying 10 take II away.
res "ut-hoW Inc mans lace
A'"" -'""h su"u'i''S pe'pi'Aeu'
Hut one can Walk III anu PocNet
'''"''' ,'"i as o''e "0"'F " p"ohose
vi SIco'''"'Ns'
VI 'o,l HE' ''ol 80, i''''S"" va" ~, 1t
anu t"'' It ''o''''' u . o'''S MY '"i'e'''
any INV
u"h KNOW no" TO run an auto
"loo''e' heS'ucS' ,ii!ere 'iceiSeS 'k!u
l"ii'sS 'lidI nave " oe tellucu 10 nrSt'
''l'i'K' e.
NelI' somebody can run 1t, can
theyF ~
well. yes, | suppose so. But
where are we going to keep it?'
Herbert Wheeler, one would think
you were dlspleased that we've been
given this automobile. AS If it mat
tered where we kept it. so long as we
had it to keep
"Yes. but-really, JesslCa, we can't
keep 1t herein the Kitchen" he cried
"lt's smashed two eggs already, just
the mention of IT," he finished whim-