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she did strange, unaccountable things, even
to locking Mrs. Gulling in Room No. 24, Stewart
Hall, with no more apparent reason than to
be depriving her victim of lunch. Just before
train time she let Miss Grace Day go off to
town, knowing full well that her ticket was
in the safe, and that Miss Day was the
only one who knew the combination.
Finally, by the use of the telephone, and
an assistant or two, Miss Abbie Day was
able to get her to the depot, and just as the
train drew up, all the girls from Manzanita
Hall appeared, and Miss Sperry was helped
on the train amid Summer Session yells,
and then some passenger had the nerve
to insist that she was a divorcee, sent
rejoicing on her way by a band of sisters
still in "durance vile."

July, 16. Assemblies of the Fourth Week

On Monday morning the students
assembled in the Gymnasium at the usual
hour. The period on that day was spent in
physical culture exercises and a writing lesson.

On Tuesday morning, the sixteenth,
Supt J E Bray delivered a lecture on "Economy,"
which was greatly appreciated by all.

The assembly period on Wednesday
was given to Miss Maria Sanford who
delivered a most interesting lecture on