A week ago Monday morning we were
told at assembly to be ready for inspection at one
fifteen. No one knew what inspection meant but we
did as we were told, in the way of pressing suits,
cleaning sneakers, and getting head bands. The platform
out in the back of the house was covered with Bon
Ami. There was a basket ball game that morning so
it didn't leave much time for cleaning.
We were all right there after much
snickerfritzing to see five big cars waiting. "We
got in different cars and started off toward Meredith
and then turned to the left. This got us all mixed
up but on and on -we went over a wonderful roller
coaster road. We finally got to Laconia and went
in a moving picture theatre to see Mary Pickford
in "M'Liss." It was great!
After the show we went up to the Tavern
and another surprise availed us. Ice-cream and cake!
It was all very nice.
"When our good time was most
over we went home in cars. Cheers were given our
kind host and hostess Mr. and Mrs. Hyams.
After dinner we had a peachy moonlight
swim or rather sunset. Thus ended a "Perfect
Day."
Priscilla Streeter.
July 23
On Tuesday last when our noble selves
were clothing, having soaked in the H20; the Streeter's
arrived, lug and luggage, to stay & few days
near this resting place. It is needless to say,
that they gave us a good time; for of course with
a young fellow in camp setting everyone agog, it
couldn't be otherwise. For a certain Junior Counselor
(No need to mention, names) who betook herself canoeing
with him. Dr. Streeter won fame for the camp by
rushing our junior counselors out for money, though
particulars of which are told in another write-up.
After many cheers and good-byes on Friday morning,
camp was quiet once more even though a certain purple
and green hat worn by a Junior Counselor
kept things noisy.
Barbara Smith.