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Chapter Summary Of Timmy's Happen

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With all the excitement around getting Archie off the train, five-year-old Timmy Baker watched the men take Archie down the train's steps and place him on a stretcher at the back side of the Millen Depot. Timmy wasn't supposed to get off in Millen. His Aunt Madge was waiting for him in Atlanta. But Timmy saw Archie being taken away and thought he should get off too. His daddy, Jake, had told Timmy to follow Archie's instructions. Timmy thought he was doing the right thing in following Archie. Jake had put Timmy on the Nancy earlier that morning. Timmy was supposed to stay with Jake's Aunt Madge for a week while he was in training in Jacksonville to become the manager of a new Holiday Inn in Savannah. He'd previously been an assistant manager

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