"Here is a good story of the 'village gossip' order which should prove a most acceptable drama, and is, in addition, remarkable for the very artistic manner of its production. The mystery attached to a charming newcomer, a young and wealthy widow, sets the 'frumps' of the place all agog, the doctor, the local architect, and even the minister being involved. The solution is seen in a munificent gift to the townlet. The slinking away of the prudes affords a delightful finale and a splendid moral." - The Bioscope, October 15, 1914