Wandering Artist Wins Millie in Quiet Romance
In Chatfield Woodleigh, George Dormer the traveling artist wins Millie Murray’s heart over ten days, despite disapproval from Aunt Temple Dewar and Mrs Curzon. Dormer vows to provide for Millie, naming his trusted bankers Stanhope and Dunsmore as witnesses to his means while plans unfold at the rectory.
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Tle
Mildred Murray
George Dormer
Millie
George Cartier
Mr. Curzon
Mr. Dormer
Mrs. Curzon
Carson
Comscone
All Vines
Curzon Heand
Aly Ecut
Dormer
Zim
Woodleigh
G Dornier
Heaven
Sly
Lara
Shaye
David
Miss Murray
Curzon
Woodh
Mr. Koormer
Loline
Voratio
Listeet
Painsi
George
London
George Dornier
Tie
Chatfield Woodleigh
Mavam
Canterbury
Dick Sherritt
George Doranist
Temple Dewar
Reidhaven
Neidhaven
Graftons
Lord Nugent
Italy
Florence
Mr. Curron
Lady Dewar
Stanhope and Dunsmore
Veteran recalls Civil War trials and comradeship in vivid memoir
Professor J. H. Munroe, Mining Conservatory of Music at Jacksonville, recounts his boyhood service as a drummer in the 5 Volunteers and travels from the first gun at Corinth to Appomattox. He recalls guarding wounded, marches, prisoner exchanges, and battles along the way, noting figures like Stuart Hampton Lee and the Confederate veteran monument.
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Optumimer
J. H. Munroe
Mining Conservatory of Music
Jacksonville
Shay
Shidoh
Theolonel
Corinth
Miss
Memphis
Tenn
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Montgomery
Alu
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Tinnisville
Scottsboro
Catalinas
Lichmons
Wwton
Louisvill
Cavaliers Town
Stuart
McClellan
Crook
Pitt Hugh Lee
Wade Hampton
Gen
Chancellors Hill
Gettysburg
Lee
Bak River
Hle
Air
Lely
Confederag
Petersburg
Robert
Johnny
Davis
Gray
Stripling
Lady Temple Dewar Encounters a Hidden Romance
In a quiet rectory scene Lady Temple Dewar settles in with Millie as Mildred Murray’s mystery romance unfolds nearby. A tall figure and a gleaming smile cross the shaded nook as Millie recognizes her goddaughter and hastens to return home to reveal the intrigue.
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Lady Temple Dewar
Millie
Dow
Mildred Murray
George
Bangor parish fair yields unusual bargain on memorial item
A Bangor village fair tale describes a parish event where residents gathered varied goods, with a notable bidding moment. A note reading Good for one grave thine during the ensuing Spader caused curiosity as the village debated the gift’s value and worth.
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Bangor
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