The Fannie Bolton Story

Letter 153, 1896, p. 1. (To “Children,” July 9, 1896.)

Maggie Hare is an excellent girl and is taking the place Fannie occupied in furnishing the paper with articles. Maggie is the very opposite of Fannie, who would nearly make those who worked with her wild with her nervous movements. But I am now free and shall hope to keep eight thousand miles of water between her and me. She was always in a fidget and made others nervous. FBS 72.7