Bradford Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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E,-ad orc! o4nnaLs 'Ulliaf 1903 is Eoing MAY ARGUE: Went to Albany Normal College, but has returned home. BLANCHE BARNES: Regaining old-time strength at home. SALLY BARROWS: After visiting most of the winter has returned home. FLORENCE BECKLEY: Freshman at Vassar. HELEN BROWN: Keeping up her well-earned reputation by working in Denison House, Boston. LILLIAN BROWNE: Began work at Wellesley, but returned home on account of the serious illness of her mother. MARIE CABLE: Just staying at home. GERTRUDE CHILDS: Studying stenography. MARY CRANDALL: Supervising her father's household, active in church Work, and president of a literary society. ELLA EPPENS: Gut in society. CHELLIS FARNHAM: Teaching German and French in Milwaukee. POLLY GARDNER: Freshman at Vassar. Leader of 1907 Glee Cluh. FANNY HAYDEN: Studying kindergarten. GRETCHEN KEUFFEL: Studying French and music at Mme. Yeatman's in Paris. ISADORE LULL: Spending winter at home. ANNE MACOMBER: Spending winter at home. MAUDE NIATTHEWS: Recuperating from serious illness last summer. GERTRUDE NEWBERT: Removed to Indianapolis, where she is studying kindergarten. RUTH O'DWYER: Freshman at Wells'College. HELEN RAYNOLDS: Spending winter South. ANNE WATKINS: Acting as her father's secretary. GRACE WESCOTT: At home in Bradford. f104j

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