Hobart writes Lefevere to inform him about the school in Jackson. A few men have taken things into their own hands without consulting Father Cornelius Moutard or anyone else; they intend to pay the teacher out of the pew rent or Sabbath collections, hardly enough to support the priest and pay for his house. There was once a good teacher, Mrs. Carloss, but a few men put her out of school; now they wish to hire a man at $400 or $500 a year. To have a good school under good management Sisters are needed, and the cost would be only half as much, as well as a priest as head. :: III-2-k A.L.S. 3pp. 8vo.