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THE HONGKONG ... TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1936.

An exciting romawke by

the popular aythor

“HEN 'AMES.

WILLIAMS

The Weare is a meandering and gracious viver, curving, dù wide reaches through the la lunds, to the sea; and il risca, as

any New Hampshire MIL will tell you, in Carvel, down back of Cap'n Somey's barn. The Captain, after hin last voyage" he was in the China trul turued his back on the ocean and came a hundred miles inland to make himself a home; and the big brick-ended house he built, with the fameux barn behind, stapels abunit a mile south of Carvel village, in the angle where White River and Rapid River Hoxe to- -gether to form the Weare,

CHAPTER 1

Small Town Girl

(FROM WHICH METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER HAS MADE A MOTION PICTURE) ..

station cluster near, and so far as "Two heads of lettuce," Kay toll the business section of Carvel is con-him. "And have

you gubit toma- cerned, that is all. But along Main toes?" Street, there are pleasant homes, an George sahl he had; he volunteer- well-spaced lawns, the houses fresh to deliver the things, but Kay with clear white paint, thrifty and shook her head, "I can carry them, self-contained.

well as not," she decided. "I'm co- As Kay came to town to-day, folking riglit face to face for the pleasure of her

tear anything from. Enly 7" bright "Good morning." In frunt George asked slowly, intent upon the of Chuck Webster's filling station, business in hun. A friendly amuse. she overtook Lillian Radford, a few ment showed for a moment in Kay's years older than herself, and slipped eyes,

went out of their way to meet her truck me, and it will save your

her arm through that of the other "A letter this morning," she ad. girl. The gesture was affectionate.

"Soon be vacation pow, Lillian!" she said sailingly. Lillian taught in the Carvel school.

mitted.

"All right, is she?"

"Of course, but I haven't opened it you"

ho

"I'll be glad of it," the older girl

"I ain't heard for over two weeks," wearily agreed. The children don't George

she confessed. "I

for wriling de any real work after the weather don't get much time f The Captain brought his bride to gets warm. There's really no sense letters. And I dunno as I'm fuch of Carvel, and his daughter was born in keeping them in." They entered a hard at writing to her." there. After he died, his daughter the Post Office and approached the "She's ever so busy. Kay agreeil. wedded Will Brman; and Will wicket together. and Sue Clemons "You mustn't mind her not writing."

"Gosh,

George assentod, came to live with his wife and her Ed Clemons was Postinster-handed

nother. When Emily

She's born mighty nice about it, and Kay Kay two letters and a paper. Branson were babies, Grandmother Nothing for you, Lillinn," she though. I hear reglar. Well, iti Somes died, and the name died with said.

be good to see her back home to Imr; but the house was still "Cap'a Kay, looking at her mail, cried: alay?" And he and: "I guess you'll Somer's

to her Commence. place" Carvel and the Tore's one from Emily!" as bay be going down

15 countryside around.

as though this were not expected, ment.". Poh, I've been meaning to tell you!" Emily

Kay laughed in happy certainly, grew older, and and Kay Emily went to Wellesley, and on a Lillian exclaimed. "Miss Farmer is "I should say I will," she declared. certain fine morning in mid-June. resigning after, this year. I'm sure I've been planning on it for four Waultn't miss i forany- Kay Brannan walked upfers to get Emily can get her place. You know thing the mail. What a box in the she teaches the fourth grade. Miss

George nodded, and he said dif-i Post Office, and usunily brought the Farmer hasn't told anyone but me, mail when he came home to lunch, so if Emily applies right away, she'll

fidently:

would

"Til tell her," Kay promised. "131 Way abest, would have sent the mail with their write to her to-night."

had to

wait a year rogery order if he had been asked

but Lo-day he WBM Indisposed aut

at have the best chance."

George Hastings

After

find

to do so; but his truck would not de-graduated before there was an open

var till late in the forenoon, and ing

Lilkan explained, almost this was Monday, so that there was jealously, "Emily's lucky to apt to

to Be a letter from Emily Kay thing right away Kay agreed. was always eager for Emily's letters, so she came to town.

"And thank you for telling me. She'll She walked for she was used to be so grateful to you. walking, and this day ATTEN warm,

Something exploded outside the

"She certainly is,"

"

"I kind of figured I might be in Boston about that time, might go out and see her, if she weren't too busy. Wrote and told her so." He added doubtfully: "But she' didn't say anything."

"She'd be glad to see you, I know,” friend, George. Emily's very fond Kay assured him. "You're her oldest

you."

of

George grinned with pleasure and presented the parcel." "Thot all 7"i

he asked; and Käy nodded and took

with a soft wind full of pleasant Past Odee, and a motorcycle stop it and turned away. whisperings, Leaves were unfold-ped at the door and Elmer Radford

"I heard tell young Pastor s com.

me,

taxt

ing. like butterflies trying their alighted and enne in, clanging in wings. The new grass was springing climbing purs, an array of pliers and ing to rm the Power Plant, George from the sed, confidently expecting to wrenches hanging from the heavy remarked. "Your pa told grow tall and lush, na ignorant of belt strapped around his overalls, a night."

Elmer toki me, this morning," Inwnmowers as a college senior of the leather loop hooked to the belt. fle discipline of the world. There was saw his sister and Kay, and his ears last night. He was inte."

Kay agreed. 'I didn't HE father some fate shad bash in bloom along barned rel. the river, and flowers in garden beds ", l," he said. "Ho, Kay! "I walked home with him," Gearge ulong the

Got the mail, did you, Lil? Thoughtplained. "Feel better to-day, does way. Where such a girl as Kay is con-, you'd be at school by now," cerned. dimensions

"Yes, but mother's keeping him in are of no in:-

your

kim **** warmed

he?"

poste; but for the sake of the the spurs are digging holes in bed." Hay confessed, a faint y14lor

floor," Lilian

Forord, Kay was soul, only a frie-chidingly. tion over five fret. She was bare-

neither sweater

"Got

in her tones, Her father's illnesses

better were

not discussed. She

an in-

go out cast of handed a good-bye and moved away, headed to-day, and ngainst her work" it some hot stuff," Elmer ather's prudent advice she wore explained. "Mail for me? Lillian when she came home, they would read and her pace was quicker now; for She shook her wont. She nor

hend. "Well, Noong Emily's letter aloud! as though she enjoyed do- said Elmer. He grimed at Кну, ing so, with shoulders straight and doubtfully, anug, and bend high; and her heels "Be careful," Kay, warned

him, clipped briskly. She seemed not to smiling a little. "Don't touch the hurry, so easily she moved; yet for wrong wares, or anything?" Elmer person whose utmost comfortable was a linesman for the Power Com stride was only a little more than pang, two feet, she covered ground at a "Check," he assured her. "But surprising specil.

we've got to get everything in shape Her eyes were alert, and ske for the new boss. ile's dig the endi missed nothing alang the way of this week." Small matters may assume a large

The imminent arrival of a new

A letter from Emily in portant event in Key's routine rais- fence. Has this one some specially vital news? Kay's intuition tells her it has. Don't mixe To-otorrow's excit-

instalment.

(To Be Continued)

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railroad Carvel. "Oh, wh he! Kay through Newfield, some eight miles asked. Her father, 05 one of the

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office became vacant a month before. She knew his grievous disappointment when word came that the place would be filled outside.

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"Ned Pastor, from Manchester," town

rees little of the transient Elmer told her. He graduated from stream of summer folk. There are Tech last year. His old man's R a few cottages on Coos Fond, three director in the Company."

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or four miles toward Newfield; bat "I think it's a shame," Lillian de these are for the most part ownedclared. They ought to have put in by Carvel people, who use thent as a Carvel man." Her glance touched summer homes or as resorts for Kay, loyalty; and Kay smiled her week-end vacations, or for winter gratitude.

All claims must be sent in to me outings when the snow lies deep on "I've seen him," Elmer declared. on or before the 2nd March, 1936, the ice across the pond.

"Pretty smooth! Ho'll give the girl or they ged Packages will be examin- INWARD SERVICE

will not bo recognized. The town itself is rather industrial in this town FL thrill

Damaged than agricultural. White River, the again:.."Slang!" and sweng outed by the Company's Surveyor outlet of the Lake, cones cascading through the door, his spurs grating Mesars: Goddard & Douglas in the down the steep and rocky

the gorge north- į on granite stops. They heard presence of the Consignees at 10.00 east of Carvel, and three miles use the motorcycle roar as he rped away. a.m. on Tuesday, 26th February, 1936. the water power thus made avallabic.

Lilian said ruefully: "Well,

Consignees must have a Revenue Charley Radford's shingle mill catches have to get on to school," The twe Officer in attendance when any duti- the first fall; the Carvel Woollen girls came out of the Post Office to-able goods are examined by the Com. Milis, which have mado old Luke gether, and Lillian turned one way pany's Surveyors. Franie a wealthy man, are lower and Kay another.

Sho

carried No Fire Insurance will be effected down; and nearer the foot, and at Emily's letter in her band,

unopened, the very heart of the town, the Con-for it was addressed to Mrs. Brane by us in any case whatever,

R. OHL tra! New Hampshire Power Company nan. She stopped at the grocery,

Agent. has a plant and office building, led and George Hastings approached to - Hongkong, 18th February, 1936. day and night with the hum of tur. serve her. George was a slow, heavy bine-driven dynamos,

Young_man; a good, sober young SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES The Post Office is diagonally op-man, Carvel sak. His white apron; MESSAGERIES MARITIMES. posite the entrance to the Power was clean. Company's offices, on the village "Ho, Kay," he remarked. "Some-The Steamship. square. A few stores and a filling thing to-day?"

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