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PRC  OF 
Frank  of  Peach  Hill 
By  Geo.  B.  Fiske 
(Continued  from  page  1051)  the  •inly  change  would  he  to  put  in  a  l  ed, 
CHAPTER  XIV.  a  folding  cot  to  save  space,  and  to  buy 
tixe  COMING  OF  TTATCRY.  a  fe"  fl'slu'N  aml  to  screen  off  a 
corner  tor  Jus  few  belongings,  which  came 
Tn  early  .Tune  Uncle  Ed  ami  Lena  out  Q  (lay  or  tW(>  ]atpr  hy  exprow>  to. 
came  out  again.  This  time  they  brought  gpthpi,  wi(h  h5s  p:11.ents»  consent  to  0UI 
with  them  young  Hurry  Hickey,  a  long-  pl)in  for  the  Summer. 
standing  friend  of  mine  and  of  the  whole  0„P  (]iiy  Harry  went  to  church  with 
family.  A  giddy  youth  he  seemed  to  me  mPj  !in(]  t)l0  c(Toot  SOemecl  to  hp  rlpp,.pgs. 
now,  but  he  was  the  same  as  ever.  He  ing)  as  it  was  t(>  We  that  first  Sunday  I 
came  out  only  for  the  Sunday  holiday,  wr.nt<  TTo  Bever  eaml  to  go  oft  ..„  and 
but  we  bad  such  a  jolly  time  all  together  11PVP1.  ]PiU.nP(]  to  care  mnrh  for  the  Ma. 
that  he  began  to  enjoy  it.  and  to  fancy  p!otcm  yo1ing  f0iks,  although  they  were 
the  life,  and  in  Ms  impulsive  way  at  once  1:ind  eriough  to  him  and  liked  him.  The 
urged  me  to  take  him  as  helper  for  the  ffTeet  of  his  first  Country  church-going 
Summer.  ^  pi  ay  he  judged  from  his  lapse  from  the 
Put  your  school?  laughable  soberness  with  which  he  seemed 
“I  am  through  the  course  this  last  to  tafce  things  at  the  church. 
weol;”  .  (To  be  continued) 
“I  cat  plain  food,”  I  reminded  him, 
"and  drink  water  and  have  no  money  to 
spend  for  amusements,  what  few  there  Connecticut  Berkshire  Association 
are  around  here.”  At  a  meeting  held  at  Bristol  July  12 
"Golly !  What  a  tough  soldier  Frank  this  association  was  reorganized  and  the 
is  now.”  following  officers  elected :  Richard  I,. 
"I’m  like  Ben  King’s  mock  pessimist,”  Faux,  Niantie,  president;  .T.  D.  Wicks, 
I  replied.  "Nothing  to  breathe  but  air.  Pomfret,  vice-president.;  Goo.  G.  Grant, 
nothing  to  eat  but  food,  nothing  to  wear  Tnftville,  secretary;  .T.  E.  Watson,  Mav- 
but  clothes  to  keej)  one  from  Icing  nude !  blodale,  treasurer;  J.  F.  Brown,  North 
I  like  the  life  here,  but.  it’s  hard,  and  T  Ktonington,  auditor.  Directors:  ,T.  F. 
wouldn’t  Stand  it  working  for  anybody  paker,  North  Grosvenordale ;  J.  B.  Pal- 
elso.  Do  you  know  wlmt  you  would  have  racT)  Norwich  ;  W.  A.  Cook,  Windsor : 
for  your  first  breakfast  tomorrow?  Cold  K>  A-  jj0v(\  E88ex ;  n.  jJw  Garrigus, 
baked  beans,  broad,  coffee  anil  dried  ap-  Stores. 
pics  stewed.  For  dinner,  cold  Corned  '  The’  oollStitlvtioil  0f  the  original  asso- 
beef  and  cold  potatoes  and  sauce,  and  for  datJon  ^  accepted  as  a  whole  and 
supper,  broken  crackers  and  milk.”  necessary  amendments  to  be  made  at  the 
“Swell  feed,  ’specially  the  dried  apples,  annual  _  meeting  next  February  at  the 
It  Would  he  something  like  camping  out.  time  of  the  consignment  sale.  It  was 
I  emild  <ook  it  for  ,«J,  m«ho.  I  ought 
to  ho  ninn  to  oai u  tn.it  801 1  of  bonuj.  aini  tnmsJiet  necessary  businoss. 
I  will  try  and  last  you  through  Sum-  President  Faux  delegated  Mr.  Watson 
mer  and  you  may  pay  me  little  or  less,  to  get  in  touch  with  the  Hartford  Fair 
Say  nothing  the 'first' m-mth  and  double  Assimmtion  aud  Directi.r  Palmer  with  the 
.  ..  ..  m,  Berlin  Slate  r  air  regarding  arrange- 
it  the  second.  Hey,  old  man.  ments.  for  a  consignment  sale  to  lie  held 
“Yes,  let  him  come,  Frank,”  cried  Lena  this  Fall  in  connec  tion  with  the  fairs, 
laughing.  “It's  quite  tt  bother  for  us  to  The  question  of  pig  clubs  was  present- 
take  care  of  him  in  the  city.”  C(1  b-v  I’tesidcnt  Faux,  and  F.  C  War- 
<<T.,  ...  ,,  ,  ’  ,  .  1T  ,  uer  was  appointed  to  draw  t>|>  a  pig  club 
Its  getting  so  that  when  Harry  S  project  and  report  at  the  November  meet- 
friends  want  him  overlings  they  call  up  ing.  Tt  was  suggested  that  the  club  work 
mi*  place  first,”  snickered  Uncl'e  Ed.  be  started  in  the  Spring,  each  member 
“Ho!  ,1m!”  I  thought.  “That's  what  °?  tbe  club  to  loam‘cl  a  ^--weiks-old 
lappens  wlien  the  cats  away.  But  I  jIlfi.  instructions  as  to  feeding  the  club 
said,  “I  can  promise  to  keep  him  out  of  member  to  pay  the  association  a  nominal 
nischief  here  anyhow,  so  long  as  he  fcl-  price  from  the  sale  of  the  pork. 
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