is now settled In Po'keepsie. The girls say his sermon was good only he expressed himself queerly and used some "slang." I think, though, he is very much liked In town. This afternoon has glided away very swiftly, as do all the days,
weeks and even months. The time really seems very short since school
began last Fall and and there are only three mere weeks before spring
vacation. Carrie Nortoa has been up in my room this evening; she says that
Mrs. Whitman wishes me to spend the spring holidays with her, but I have
had to refuse, because I do not want to go any where then.
My bills have come in again and they seem very heavy.