Jarvis Magnet - 1906 Volume 2 Number 2

TH E
~ l.\ G:'\ET.
O D D
ODD DOD DOD
DDD DDDODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDO DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD DD0 0 0 0 0 0
DD
DO
o 0
g ~;:r:-- FORM REPORTS ~~ g
o
D
DO
DO
ODD ODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD0 0 0 0 0 0
~DD DOD DOD
DO
D
FO f{~ 1
Owing to th e abs ence o f snow thi s win te r, we were co m pe lled to fo rego o u r
usual sleighing party. T he difficulty was bri dged by h olding a skating party at
Old Orcha rd Rink, and a V al entine party a t th e home of Miss Hilda Casselman.
Both were well a ttende d, a nd a n enjoyab le t ime was spen t by a ll. At th e la tt er,
\1r. Gray proved a very efficien t post-m aster, a nd handed o ut the va le nti nes t hick
and fast. Some of th ose recei ved by th e gi rls were ve ry much a d m ire d-and \"ery
appropriate, W e wish to th ank Mi ss Casselma n tor he r k ind hospitality.
IV.
Towards the end o f la s t term, E. C. Ma ile , on e of th e members of t his for m ,
wa-, oblig-ect to lea ve sc hool o wing to t he sud de n dea th o f his fa ther. H e has ou r
-iuceresr sym pa thy in his bereavemen t.
(;. 13. Richard son a lso left school at Ch ris t ma s , mu ch to t he reg ret of the
mem bers of th e form.
Joseph Gra n t Hclliwell , th e e m ine nt at hle te, ha s lately been show ing his
pre)lI'ess on th e ha ndball a lley. Mr. lI ell iw ell's playin g is a revelation to th e old
: layer», and th at his effo r ts a re highly app rec ia te d is s ho w n by the vast crowds
which assemble wh en e ver M r. H elliwell is pl aying, to urg e him on to e ven greate r
«hievcmcnts. It is unders tood th at M r. Helliwell is now forming a class , which
he will ins truct in "The Game of Handball, and How t o P la y it." W e are a uthorized
to sta te that Mr. H elliwell ea ts U needa Mikcros co pe (sc. a pack ag-e, a t all
rocers ), an d wears size eleven in bo ot s.
R g- s likes to pose as a financier. Note his interest in th e Banks.
Who wo uld blame t he wolf for running a t the sou nd of Horace' s voi ce ?
1\ race says he was un armed, bu t h e forg o t hi s poetry. The wonde r is th a t the
>If escaped scat heless.
T here was a young g irl na med Hughcna,
\\'Ill) kept growing leane r a nd leaner.
...-\t la st sh e was seen
As thi n a s a bean,
A nd getting still g n~e nel ' and g ree ne r.
\\'allleJ : :\ g ents t o se ll Sara 's patent in ventions-blowpipes, wind-mills , e t c.