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Mar wood’s Baby
Leonard Bren wick
X saw a little baby Tuesday.
He was born in Kennecott, Alas
ka His bands were so small
that my hands looked like hams.
His face looked an angel. He is
very little now, but he will grow
and become a big man, because
he was born almost on the same
day that Christ was. I will call
him a good name which shall be
John, a Bible name.
He will be a big man in tins
country. He may Jive to be the
president of the United States,
and we may live to vote tor him.
Mar woods Baby
Verna Wills '
Tuesday at recess in the
afternoon all the children went
over to see the Marwooa’s baby.
We ran out of the school house
and soon were over there.
The baby was in a basket
lying down. The basset was on
top of the lounge.
The basket was lined with
blue silk cloth. He hud some
little blanuets over him and a
little pihow.
He had a little nighty on,
with a flower on it. The flower
was blue. Also he had little
stockings with pink tassels
The baby has small harms,
small leet, little bed, little
body, blue eyes, and light hair.
He has red cheeks and a small
mou tli.
When we went into the
house, the baby was in his
basket drinking milk. When we
came in they took the milk
bottle out oi Ins mouth and
then he opened Ids eyes. Marian
started to talk to him and he
started to cry, but then they
gave him the milk bottle and
he didn’t cry any more.
1 think a baby is useful,
because when it grows up it
can help you. 1 think a baby is!
cute when it is small and learn
ing to talk and walk.
When I think of a baby and
see its little hands, it makes me
teel like hiding mine. Mine look
so big and clumsy that I wish I
had small hands again.
1 think Francis would be a
nice name for a baby.
Mrs. Mar wood’s Baby
Fiank Wills
1 went over to Mr. Mar woods
house on the eighteenth of Jan
uary to see the baby. The baby
was in a basket.
The baby was drinking his
milk when all the children went
in.
Miss Lockwood took the
milk from the baby, and he
began to cry. Miss Locawood
gave the milk back to tiie baby.
The nipple got so the baby could
n’t get the milk, so they had to
take the nipple off the bottle,
then the baby began to cry
again. He knows what he wants.
The basket had blue silk all
around it. The blankets Weie
white and he had a white pillow.
The baby is about a foot
long. He has blue eyes and
black hair.
The baby’s feet look so small
that they make me feel so
clumsy. His fingers are long,
but not dirty like mine. When I
look at my dirty fingernails it
makes me ashamed. The baby
looked like a Christ Child in
his basket.
1 would name the baby
Clifford McCarthy Marwood.
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The clothing on the baby1
was a night gown, Knitted socks
and a diaper.
Mr wood’s Baby
Louise Ahrens
We all went over to see the
baby. He is very pretty. He has
a v^ry pretty basket. It is lined
with pale blue silk and cotton.
The basket was on the couch.
Miss Georgia did not want
him to go to sleep, so she took
his bottle away from him. Miss
Georgia took off his blanket to
show us his little nighty. It
makes me feel like I want to do
something for him. It will take
nearly one and one half years
until he can walk real good on
his little feet. He looked at us
very hard. Marian said, “Hello
there," and he began to cry. He
was so pretty that I wanted to
give him a kiss. He has very
pretty dresses too. I would call
him Dickey.
Mrs. Marwood’s Baby
Margaret Ahrens
We went to see Mrs. Mar
wood’s baby. He was so small.
He was in a basketr. The baby’s
face looks like Mrs. Marwood’s
face. He had a bottle.
He has small hands. The
baby cannot walk, but he can
kick. If he tries to walk I feel
like going and helping him. I
call him Fred.
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