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11/23/04
top is a little Observatory familiarly known as "the pepper box". When we got back Edith took her note book and I my writing materials and went over to the fine Dewey Memorial - Art Building used as a library, too, now, while the new Carnegie library is building. It was pleasant and cozy there, and I met the Art teacher - who has been there since Edith's mother was in college. In fact "Jeannie Davidson" recited to her. At dinner I had quite a conversation with one of the young PhD's (Dr. Thompson?) and found her "quite like other girls". Sidney Babcock invited me up into her room with another junior and a little freshman Dorothy Wyatt (?) who was evidently being rushed for she was going to a spread later and "3 tomorrow night". She's very cute - if she isn't spoiled. Miss Babcock was very nice. Edith came up when she got her "domestic work" done and we all went down into the kitchen for a little while to a candy - pull which Mrs. Fairbanks (the Matron) was giving to keep some of the girls from being homesick. Didn't stay long. Edith's friend "Bab" sang to me and we had a chat. Nearly went to the theatre to see Hackett (in Springfield) but I was

11/23/04
top is a little Observatory familiarly known as "the pepper box". When we got back Edith took her note book and I my writing materials and went over to the fine Dewey Memorial - Art Building used as a library, too, now, while the new Carnegie library is building. It was pleasant and cozy there, and I met the Art teacher - who has been there since Edith's mother was in college. In fact "Jeannie Davidson" recited to her. At dinner I had quite a conversation with one of the young PhD's (Dr. Thompson?) and found her "quite like other girls". Sidney Babcock invited me up into her room with another junior and a little freshman Dorothy Wyatt (?) who was evidently being rushed for she was going to a spread later and "3 tomorrow night". She's very cute - if she isn't spoiled. Miss Babcock was very nice. Edith came up when she got her "domestic work" done and we all went down into the kitchen for a little while to a candy - pull which Mrs. Fairbanks (the Matron) was giving to keep some of the girls from being homesick. Didn't stay long. Edith's friend "Bab" sang to me and we had a chat. Nearly went to the theatre to see Hackett (in Springfield) but I was

11/23/04
top is a little Observatory familiarly known as "the pepper box". When we got back Edith took her note book and I my writing materials and went over to the fine Dewey Memorial - Art Building used as a library, too, now, while the new Carnegie library is building. It was pleasant and cozy there, and I met the Art teacher - who has been there since Edith's mother was in college. In fact "Jeannie Davidson" recited to her. At dinner I had quite a conversation with one of the young PhD's (Dr. Thompson?) and found her "quite like other girls". Sidney Babcock invited me up into her room with another junior and a little freshman Dorothy Wyatt (?) who was evidently being rushed for she was going to a spread later and "3 tomorrow night". She's very cute - if she isn't spoiled. Miss Babcock was very nice. Edith came up when she got her "domestic work" done and we all went down into the kitchen for a little while to a candy - pull which Mrs. Fairbanks (the Matron) was giving to keep some of the girls from being homesick. Didn't stay long. Edith's friend "Bab" sang to me and we had a chat. Nearly went to the theatre to see Hackett (in Springfield) but I was
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