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IN THE DAYS OF LANGEMARCK "How can spring come and be beautiful in such a horror," wrote Rilla in her diary. "When the sun shines and the fluffy yellow catkins are coming out on the wi
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IN THE DAYS OF LANGEMARCK "How can spring come and be beautiful in such a horror," wrote Rilla in her diary. "When the sun shines and the fluffy yellow catkins are coming out on the wi
"RILLA-MY-RILLA!" Carl Meredith and Miller Douglas came home just before Christmas and Glen St. Mary met the…
MR. HYDE GOES TO HIS OWN PLACE AND SUSAN TAKES A HONEYMOON Early in November Jims left Ingleside. Rilla saw him go wit…
VICTORY! "A day 'of chilling winds and gloomy skies,'" Rilla quoted one Sunday afternoon—the sixth…
WORD FROM JEM 4th August 1918 "It is four years tonight since the dance at the lighthouse—four years of war. It …
MRS. MATILDA PITTMAN Rilla and Jims were standing on the rear platform of their car when the train stopped at the litt…
THE TURNING OF THE TIDE Susan was very sorrowful when she saw the beautiful old lawn of Ingleside ploughed up that spr…
"WOUNDED AND MISSING" "Battered but Not Broken" was the headline in Monday's paper, and Susan…
BLACK SUNDAY In March of the year of grace 1918 there was one week into which must have crowded more of searing human …
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