"We ought to have lots of fun," said Ben. "We can go skating and ice-boating, and we can build a fort"
"And snowball Pop Swingly and Horsehair," interrupted Sam, mentioning the janitor of Oak Hall and the driver for the institution. "Don't forget them or they'll feel slighted."
"What's the matter with snowballing Job Haskers?" asked Phil, mentioning a teacher who was anything but popular with the students.
"Oh, we'll attend to him, never fear," answered Roger Morr.
"Has anybody heard from Plum?" questioned Sam, during a lull in the conversation.
"I got a letter from him," answered Dave, seeing that nobody else replied. "He is afraid he is going to have a hard time of it to reform. I hope you fellows will treat him as well as you can."
"I shall," said the senator's son, and several nodded.
"I think I have always treated him better than he deserved," said Shadow Hamilton. He could not forget what serious trouble the former bully of Oak Hall had once caused him, when Doctor Clay's valuable collection of postage stamps had disappeared.
It had been snowing slightly since morning, and now the flakes began to come down thicker than
