Literary Notes

Boston i opte who the ways of tii" -, :,un wül emjoy Miss Edlth RJobifflSOn's story of Host on pc op Ie, "How Jack saited wiith Lell Ericsr'' tïiie June Wlöe Awake. Mis I : ; ■ l : ; ; i .-■ i 1 1 s startKng romance "Penhallow" in the Oentury oí some momthfi back, stamped her at ome aa a bom story-teller. Prof. Charles E. Fay who tells the readers of the June Wkle Awake "Whthe Whïte Mountaine are called White," is one of the faeulty of Tufts College and a leading spio-it in tlvat coterie of mountain climbers, the Appalachfaiin Cltilb. Mrs. Ix)uise Chaiicller Moulton i scen at her öest in the charming and pathetic verses "In June" which she contributes to the June WMe Awake. They wttl awaken a responsive chord in many a raother's heart. t--t Distant relations- Our English cousins. Boarding house real estáte- Coffee grouixK