The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-06-11

lows, but most of them live out of town or ge
away to school. Sometimes she comes to schoo
and says. "Why it has been almost week
since received letter." Now, Myrtle, we
this bunch Of letters which are all addressed to
you.and il q week goes by without your receiv-
ing one.d drop one Of these into the box and it
will serve the same purpose.
| Cottrell: Here we have a very talented
person with such q wonderful voice that he
has won the name Of "Singy." and 20 lazy
that he won the name Of Martin Henry. the
LATEST man in the country" In the class
play he showed that his life work was acting.
To help you in preparing for this, Cottrell, !
will give you this book entitled "What to
Play and How to Play It," or "How to Become
| nation here and hope it will show you way
to prevent laughing when on the stage.
Miss Hayes: Marian have been told that
you have very hard luck when handling glass
ware-especially in the laboratory. would ad-
wise you to leave glass dishes alone, but know.
ing that this would be next to impossible !
will give you this bottle of glue. with which
you can mend all broken articles, and hope it
will save you great expense.
Miss Craig: Margaret you have always
liked athletics, such as skating, playing ball,
running and jumping. Since the hobble skirt
came into style it has been difficult for you to
do these things gracefully. l will help you to
put one over on the hobble and still be in style.
Here is the latest yet. straight from Paris, and
will prove more satisfactory to you. I'm sure.
Vaughan: You are another of our quiet ones
who never has much to say. l don't know
whether it is because you haven't life enough
OF because you are bashful. If the first is true
this book Of "life" will help to wake you up
Miss Sturtevant: Ethel, you have not been
with US very long but we have all noticed that
you have pin craze. / have been told that
when you are walking along the street you
stop every few steps to pick up something
When asked what you have found you say,
"Another pin, this is the seth today" It has
been your custom to put these pins in your
dress, but fearing that you will get scratched
upon them I will give you this little pin tray
which hope you will be able to fill every day.
Miss Wiley: Esther, believe it is your in
tenlion to get mixed up in matrimony soon and
we want you to be prepared for receiving your
rights. If any little argument arises don't
give in as you always did in school, but stand up
and fight, always have the last word, and if
you see that your vocabulary is giving out use
this fiat iron which / am sure will settle the
question. Hoping that this will be of much
service to you we wish you much happiness:
Waterman: Here we have q very sickly
looking fellow! If the statement is true that
laughing makes one fat we can easily account
for this heavy weight. He has but one bad
failing; he is a regular lady killer. For one
example recall what happened in Bucksport
when we played ball there. One OF the fair
sex became smitten and sent him note by
very irresponsible messenger. 1t was just as
we were coming from the field and the boy
becoming confused gave the note to the wrong
fellow, who passed it to me. Crackie. you have
been trying to get it ever since but as cannot
produce the original note will give you this
copy, which reads:
Our eyes have met.
Our lips not vet.
But, oh you "Crackie,"
I'll get you yet!
L. ~