Bradford Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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I Brad Ord 1 i MARY NEWELL HEALEY . . Hampton I-'nllS. N. H, NELLIE JUDITH HOYT . - NCWIUH- N. H. 1 'A JENNETTE ASHLEY HUDSON - SP'VfWl1W- N. Y. J HELEN JANIES . . c . Kansas City. NIO. S MARION W. JONES . . . - UWSICI. VI. L, i, HELEN ELIZABETH LAWRENCE . - Slwrlvrwwkc. Can. , ANNA NIARIE LEVY , . Pllilzlmlclphiil, PII. MARY LOUISE LOOUE . HriIlgL-mn, N. J. HELEN MORTON NIOORE . , . Xlillhury. NIM. I NL-wunm Highlzlmix, Hass. , IRENE DURANT PAGE MARTHA HAYNES PRATT . . l.L-IIINIUII, NIL-. CLARA JOSEPHINE PROUTY l.iIIlL-um. Ning. - HELEN NIARGUERITE SLOCCAI . Nlurrm-Illc, XI. g'llL'lll XITSS I K I I IVIERCY BUXTON SPENCER . , . , ISABEL SCOTT STRONG . . UI-I-I-IQIIIII, Ulm, RUTH LOUISE TITCOAIII . NI-IIIYIII-,p.,U, MN, 5 RUTH TOWNSENU . . . . IJIIIQI, Ohm CATHERINE MILOREIJ 'LOWER . 1i.,,g.m, xlib, I LUCY LUCINDA WILEY . IIA.-I-IIQII. xlibs. OLIVE MAROUERITE WOOD . . xx'.,,-III-,-f, 31118, F I I I I -C' I J .3 1 I an I -14 4 3 3 1 1

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l , ' i i 3 X I i l l l i l 4 Be enfenntaf efcllratiorm i X. A 'x My :ni ,, My y, RUUDLY and with t-nthnsigisrn -in l enter tation :i:'.' .'.1lffl'4i task: I. r., to write Z1 deseriptinn or the nn-st ii:-lam-:img s Ui1.lN1Hll that U 4 has ever Colne into tht- lite ii! our ll:.t.ii-mi, lar-fl -int' lxixiidrtwltli il birthday. Sadh' do l note ni-. nnritnr-ss io: the rn.1gr12Y12-ft' UI the undertaking, for words set-in irimlr-tlii.r:v In .H 91:s.iv '-1 tht- :bt-ine. M yet boldly will I plunge into its tlitlivnltzr-N, trnsrzng zn flat- or: .if-moiis:r.azt-ti kindness of the Bradford girl, past and rm-sr-rar. ' l Nlany were the plans for wet-ks lwtort- L'i-nnnr-nt r-nwrit, .ind the girls gladly conceded many :1 elierislit-tl proit-t't, that tht- torn!-iz: .ind plr-.isanrc ot lll the many might he assured. It was hard In gm- np our prettiest ilrxtpt-ries 1 and pillows and yet keep our own rotnns lininvlxkr- tor the srislwtzzoii ot pits! T ow DCIS, 2'lI1Lllflltftlllpfillloll WHS ijfeilt In Iillit' iltiu ll pit trlrr-sh pri: ,ru ,ry lumlh. y i l and do all the things incident to lt-:ning at rnniii hir tht- snininei' 3 wt the y girls, remembering Miss Knott! wufmls, 'l'hinL lim,-.' 11,11 xszll tu-l when You mmm from MVC to mtl' l'L':1rslir-live and we swim- one in ion' rmnii 2 hc' hospitable, nohly refrainedg and I think no one had tgrnsr- In ht- .rshgnned of her own little domicile. llhl