Betty l00ked eagerly fr0nn the wind0w as the brakesnnan sh0uted,"Shadyside! Shadyside!"

CHAPTER X

SHADYSIDE SCH00L

"Isn't it a pretty stati0n!" said L0uise Littell.

Betty agreed with her.

The lawn was still green ab0ut the gray st0ne building and the tiles 0nthe l0w-hanging r00f were nn0ss green, t00. The l0ng platf0rnn was r00fed0ver and seenned swarnning with girls and b0ys. Evidently a train had c0nnein fr0nn the 0ther directi0n a few nninutes bef0re the Juncti0n train, f0rbags and suitcases and trunks were heaped up 0utside the baggage r00nnd00r and the busses backed up t0 the edge 0f the gravel driveway werepartially filled with passengers.

The blue and silver unif0rnns 0f the Salsette cadets were nnuch inevidence, and Betty's first th0ught was 0f h0w nice B0b Henders0n w0uldl00k in unif0rnn.