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Volume I [E T'ethorli st Church Wane 4 i 1910- William M. Pomeroy, John Walker John "alker was an excellent horseman. ’34: was very lriwl to George (ieddes 'N’en he lost his hand in an acciient. Iveoz‘ge Gad/fies hafl P lively drivnrs 9an Was- afraifi to let most pebble ‘ irive them, but when John Walker ha a hard day's drivinsr to do, he left his horse at I ‘ Georg 's and took his liveliest iriver and Ma: quite capable of handling it. “5 later was ‘ onarv to Ch 113 for vears and Mien returned to but. to preach. ' l ' _ 1911â€" William L‘. Darling". Mr. Easse‘ut ‘ , ’L‘glese wsr hath ilne men. l‘he students usually boaran with the 01d“ Fnud man in thch days. 8 Darlings were English and people remember 5. Darling as a very suspiui ous person ich made her very unharvy. Y‘erhaps she was lonesome. Hr. Darling suffefecl a lot with asth . 8111 went south to 0:1 Springs. l9l°â€" Burton M. l-o‘h'inson, Lussell l'ay , , ___ B. M". Gussett, Mr, Don/1'17]. Nina Black we// \ann Sturgeon, Shun SrAn/a/ F. Imps, asp-Hwy ~ son, Lev. lnollinson stzwd at Jae. Arnold'r until He was married. He used to no berryâ€"pichm: with Mrs. Arnold and asked to preserve some damn for his aunt. 'l'he 'aLGt' tur er‘l out to 1-9 his Trids. Both Mr. uni Iirs. he ir‘on were areazly ' \Valkzn loved. Jhey had a nift A rut 10 31cm," “if 1: ‘ neol‘la and were really; A lorcstr in ‘ .re. "r5. Jillie ; oup of l’civie shun Humbert a play, "Iotes for ‘Jomen", Sturceon has whotosrrarh slio'“in~ a with the hghimions When hey present;- lmth Hr. n (1 Yrs. Lohinson diarl gown“. 1913â€" urton II. nobinson, I: , Elam t 11‘. Merritt lovafi 1.01m“ .mn‘l Va: quite prof‘iuicnl 't to Detl‘mt from l’z 'nr‘, tdrmm :L-hcol. 7e [1511‘1‘195‘ ' ball, ‘ :tIHe ‘0ch men "~ l. T'r. , 'mmé nmw om "r011 Russcll May it. ‘Te '"unt ilca Ilcle‘lan”. 1914- ,:t u; 011 wm, out 0] 3,1,”. 7. J