H a2-51-30-14
STATE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
AT LANCASTER
THE YOUNGER GIRLS AT RECREATION,
AFTER LIVES.
In a neat, one-story house
with barn and hen-coop, and a small
bit of qarden,
lately visited a younq woman with
her husband and her boy, a healthy
little New Enqlander
one of the trustees
Always attractive, though formerly
wayward and restless, the younq
wife and mother had qained an expres-
sion of responsibility and absorption
in her home cares and duties.
Her father-in-law pronounced the
yong people to be
splendidly
getting
on
On the cars, a younq mother with two fine, robust, intelliqent
children claimed recoqnition of one of the trustees. She de-
good neighbors.
serves and has won the respect of her
Several others brinq their children to the school, where appre-
ciative friends are sure to be found to qive them a hearty welcome.
as she was brouqht
bring up her boys
Still another who wishes to
up at the school, came to make a call and was introduced to the
girls, Suddenly
one of them who had been very troublesome burst
into tears, cryinq, "Do you think I can ever be like Annie?"
