Sister Blandina was much pleased to hear from Mother Saint Anthony that she had seen McMaster at Sharon. She is sure he would be pleased to see their little Indians, who are so earnest, and she asks him to pray for some who are to receive their first Communion at the end of June, and who are being prepared for Confirmation. She had a letter from Sister Saint John, whose resignation and gratitude make Sister Blandina feel how little she does for God. She asks a favor of McMaster. They have a sodality devoted to Saint Francis Xavier, and cannot get medals; she asks him to tell her where they can get some, or to send them some. She inquires after Gertrude, Helen and Phonie-who must be quite a man now. She asks to be remembered in McMaster's prayers. :: I-2-f A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.