Topics include how school and classmates are this term, her new teaching position in a village school, and her intentions to flirt a lot in the summer.
Topics include her first day teaching school in Lower Stowe, the schoolhouse and scholars, a visit from Mr. Chase (a former schoolmate?), inquiries about former schoolmates, and taking the teacher's examination.
Topics include Katherine's treatment of various young men, the possibility that she will go west, the activities and fortunes of various former schoolmates, his rehearsal of a play, recollections of when they were at Johnson State Normal School, and his chance to take a teaching position in a ... Show moreTopics include Katherine's treatment of various young men, the possibility that she will go west, the activities and fortunes of various former schoolmates, his rehearsal of a play, recollections of when they were at Johnson State Normal School, and his chance to take a teaching position in a "graded" school. Show less
Topics include social activities including visiting and dancing with friends, recollections of school days and talks with Katherine, and former schoolmates of both of them.
Topics include recollections of school days, news about former schoolmates, and plans to meet Katherine at the graduation ceremony in Johnson in a week.
Topics include going to balls, visiting female friends, the activities of former classmates, the possibility meeting classmate Bugbee in Minnesota and continuing west to Washington Territory, and Katherine's various male friends.
Topics include playing ball instead of going to church, Katherine and Fred Ober's relationship, lumber companies sending logs down the river and the wild behavior of the loggers, fellow former schoolmates, and possibly meeting at Johnson in June.
Topics include her father's pneumonia, her students, the subjects she enjoys teaching, morning exercises, class behavior, and her sister's progress at Normal school.
Topics include having been close friends with Katherine, inquiries about the class letter and former classmates, and public events in the Johnson town and school communities.
