Principal George B. Sweazey Correspondence 1903-1913/Box 2/Fd. 2

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he will soon commence to realize it. I wrote to him when this first occurred that if he was expelled from school that he must not come home until his sisters came as the fault would be known all over the county. So I told him he better go to the High School and board somewhere in town until the term was out. I think he has had all of the scholarship that he wants as he would take an interest in his learnings. I just wrote him the other day that I never had the chance that he has had and that when I was his age I had just completed an apprenticeship of 5 years to the dry goods and a year later found me at the head of a house in one of the large citys. <br> I cant see for the life of me how the fellow would cause to stoop so low. I certainly thank you very much for the warm <br> [Continues on next page.] <br><br>