There appears in the last number of the Lowell a ver} r
nice story, entitled “Thelgo,” written by Chas. G. Norris.
This story shows that Mr. Norris has strong- imagination,
thoug-h I must say that I admire his style very much. His
stories are always interesting-.
I would also like to compliment Ruth Lockhart on her
article, entitled “Ralph Weston’s Two Christmas Eves.”
Her description of Ralph’s charitable act on Christmas
Eve and also his reunion with his old sweetheart is very
prettily told.
Cig'arette—A rank concoction with a ligiit on one end
and nothing- on the other.—Exchang-e.
The Easter number of “The Riverview Student,”
Poug-hkeepsie, New York, deserves special mention, as it