Bradford Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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E3-1151 ord 55' w . Xu, l i 4 I Now a city takes my eye, Its buildings reaching toward the sky. In the lower, meaner part, Steadman and Clark have made a start. No longer aged dames must roam The streets, for here they have a home. Miss Lincoln, with them in co-operation, Saves little children from starvation. Next of a church I see the spire, And faintly hear the chanting choir, I step in on the cool stone floor, And take a seat right by the door. In a corner near I see A smiling, happy family, With Hazel Merrill. Yes, and she Nods and smiles back again at me. From the pulpit, then, I hear, May Nixon preach. With looks severe She brings our sins before our sight, And shows us how to live aright. Leaving the door a friend I meet g ,Tis Dorothy Nash. With smiles we greet Each other, and then onward go Qur ways through this life's fleeting show. The fire is dead. No more doth steam Rise from the cauldron. As in a dream I rise, and wishing all things well, Take of my classmates a fond farewell. H1081 I-nam rv... hnlkdvlhm

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