The New Schoolmarm at Fairfield Sparks Village Debate
Miss Leslie Grayson arrives as the new schoolmarm in Fairfield and inspires a citywide push for a Village Improvement society. Her reforms win student support and later the cautious approval of Dr. Whitcomb, who defends the program against gossip and old maids’ critiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Martha Pryor
Gordon
Mrs. Gordon
Miss Pryor
Miss
Schoulhouse
Maria
Martha
Maris
Dr. Whitcomb
Leslie Grayson
Fairfeld
Fairfield
Kit
Carter
Mise Grayson
Leslie
Grayson
Longfellow
Whittier
Eugene Field
Whitcomb
Improvement Society
Whit
Rob
Robert Drew
Miss Grayson
Robert
de Rustic
Tier
Patstell
Old Maida
Jan Keepan
Bertlea
Lennie
Monsieur Sulli's Retirement
Mary Sullivan travels from her cottage to London to surprise her son David on his birthday. She finds his circus star, Monsieur Sulli, retiring from the stage to a quiet accountant life, and witnesses a bold farewell stunt before the crowd applauds the aging performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sullivan
Mary
Davy
Dave
David
Mrs. Sullivan
Lendes
London
Janes
Farringdon Street
David Sullivan
Monsleue Sulli—Sullivan
Oine
Marr
Monsieur Sulli
Monsieur Sulil
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Wence Lonyright
Joseph B. Bowley
Bollow
Savid
Londos
Starrh
T. M. Starrh
Shoshone, Idaho
C. W. Wernicke
Shoshone Light & Water CO
Suriish
Stockmen’s
S. Naka
Remington
Remington Typewriter Company
Tacrepeeanel
New York
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