The boys and Rex were to leave after dinner, going down river as far as Solon on the stage. There they could connect with the afternoon train for Skowhegan. The stage was, for a wonder, on time, and all the men gathered by the roadside and gave them a farewell cheer as they started. “Best time I ever had,” Rex declared as he sank back in his seat. THE END End of Project Gutenberg's The Golden Boys on the River Drive, by L. P. Wyman