MR CARNEGIE'S MAGGIE.

Tuapeka Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 5962, 20 July 1912, Page 1

MR CARNEGIE'S MAGGIE.

After twenty-three years of faithful service, Maggie Anderson has retired from the position of head housemaid in the household of Mr Andrew Catusgie. The laird of Skibo at a dance and supper givon in the servants' hall in his Fifth Avenuo house ou Eay 22 presented the blushing Maggie with a gold watch and a life pension of 100 guineas a year. /'This is Maggie," said Mr Carnegie. "We may have another Maggie, but it won't bo the samo Maggie. Whenever I and any family an: in Edinburgh wo shall never' pass voiir door, Maggie, without a visit." Maggie is to open a public-house in Edinburgh. Mrs Carnegie, her daughter Margaret, and her sister, Miss Whit«iield, joined in the dancing iu the servants' hall, while the head footman piuved the bagpipes. The family sailed for England in the Celtic next day.