BURYING THE HATCHET It was some days before Julia Crosby was able to return to school, but when she did put in an appearance, she lost no time in taking her class in hand and bringing about a much-needed reform.

The part played by Grace Harlowe in Julia's rescue had been related by her to various classmates who had visited her during her illness, and Grace found that the older girls were inclined to lionize her more than she cared to be.

She received praise enough to have completely turned her head had she not been too sensible to allow it to do so.
After holding a conference with Julia, the two girls sent out notices to their respective classes that a grand reunion of the two classes would take place on the next Saturday afternoon at one o'clock, at the old Omnibus House, providing the weather permitted.

A tax of twenty-five cents apiece was levied on the members of both classes.

"Please pay your money promptly to the treasurer of your class," ended the notices, "if you wish to have plenty to eat.