THE OBLIGATIONS OF A GENTLEMAN The methods of Messrs.

Colt and Adams, the Boston firm of building movers, were certainly progressive, if promptness in getting to work is any criterion.

Two days after the acceptance of their terms by Mr.
Williams, a freight car full of apparatus arrived at East Harniss.

Then came a foreman and a gang of laborers.

Horses were hired, and within a week the "pure Colonial" was off its foundations and on its way to the Edwards lot.