Youngfolks

How perfect is her description of the gipsy-party on the village common; and of the broad shady oak in Mansfield Park, under which the youngfolks used to loiter away the Summer evening, till the approach of the thrifty and prolix Mrs. Norris, who was much addicted to unseasonable lecturing, would compel them to a precipitate departure!

Frequently the youngfolks of several families would join and come down in a wagon, drawn by a four-horse team, and stay all night at our house, and would seem to make the time pass very pleasantly.

Misses Ida Sympson, Maggie Sambrook and Master Archie Cooper and a number of youngfolks, spent Thursday, at Lettered Rock.

Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Stutt enter­tained a crowd of youngfolks at their home last Friday night.

Tap received his degree by his noble work as editor of the Youngfolks’ Corner of the Weekly.

Don’t deny the youngfolks the many tales that are written for them in book-form to stir their imagination for the bigger and better things in life.

HERE are the things—many of them very simple things—that I believe most progressive youngfolks are anxious to achieve—and that we should like to help them achieve through our “Progressive Youngfolks” department:— / 1. Youngfolks like to be proud of the home they live in.

Later in the evening Mrs. Reidy treated the youngfolks with cookies and chocolate milk.