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Ethel Morton and the Christmas Ship

Ethel Morton and the Christmas Ship

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ETHEL MORTON
AND THE
CHRISTMAS SHIP

BY
MABELL S. C. SMITH





M. A. DONOHUE & COMPANY
CHICAGO                     NEW YORK


CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE
The United Service Club at Home 9
II  Dorothy's Cottage 18
III  The Christmas Ship 26
IV  Financial Plans 35
Roger Goes Foraging 47
VI  In the Smith Attic 57
VII  For a Traveller's Kit 70
VIII  The Red Cross Nurse Sets Sail 85
IX  Planning the U. S. C. "Show" 90
The Eventful Evening 101
XI "  Sister Susie's Sewing Shirts for Soldiers" 115
XII  James Cuts Corners 129
XIII  Pasting 139
XIV  James's Afternoon Party 151
XV  Prevention 163
XVI  For Santa Claus's Pack 177
XVII  The Club Weaves, Stencils and Models Clay 194
XVIII  Ethel Blue Awaits a Cable 206
XIX  Leather and Brass 211
XX  The Ethels Cook to Keep 221
XXI  The Christmas Ship Sails 232
XXII  A Wedding and a Surprise 242

ETHEL MORTON
AND THE CHRISTMAS SHIP


CHAPTER I

THE UNITED SERVICE CLUB AT HOME
"IT'S up to Roger Morton to admit that there's real, true romance in the world after all," decided Margaret Hancock as she sat on the Mortons' porch one afternoon a few days after school had opened in the September following the summer when the Mortons and Hancocks had met for the first time at Chautauqua. James and Margaret had trolleyed over to see Roger and Helen from Glen Point, about three quarters of an hour's ride from Rosemont where the Mortons lived.

"Roger's ready to admit it," confessed that young man. "When you have an aunt drop right down on your door mat, so to speak, after your family has been hunting her for twenty years, and when you find that you've been knowing her daughter, your own cousin, pretty well for two months it does make the regular go-to-school life that you and I used to lead look quite prosy."

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