Well I mended books this morning. That is my latest library job.
I don’t know how good I am at it. This afternoon I studied much as I hated to
the weather was so perfect. George came over this evening.
George's Letter Home:
George's Letter Home:
Dear Family,
The initiation is now over, and I can devote more of my time
to a few things that need to be done. Junior Week-End is coming along fine, and
I think we will have a fair showing in spite of our shortage of money. I have reserved
the room at the hotel, so you may rest assured that you will have some place to
stay.
Jim Wells and I are driving back to the convention together
this summer. We are going to drive south, across the continent to the Atlantic
Coast, and then up to New York. From there we will go to Chicago to the
convention and then back by way of Canada. Quite a trip if I may say so. It all
depends of course upon whether I will be able to return to school next year.
Let us pray that I may.
Ann is fine as can be. She has a nice new blue knit suit in
which apparel she looks like the queen of any man’s heart. As Tennyson says,
“In the spring a young man’s fancy turns lightly to thoughts of love.”
It is about four o’clock, and I have an appointment to keep.
I hate to be stingy with my news, but I am busy as one of those cranberry
merchants that you hear so much about.
Love, Brother
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