FORGE, NEW YORK.

I have a kind friend who sends me YOUNG PEOPLE, and I take much

pleasure in reading it, and love to read the letters as well as any

part of the paper. I live among the Catskills, and have few

pastimes during the winter except coasting, and thus far this

winter we have not had much snow.

This is a very pleasant village, and during the summer months is

crowded with boarders. If Mr. Editor or any of the young people

should come here, I would be glad to show them a very nice cat. We

call him Chub, and he will roll over when I tell him to, and knock

at the door to come in.

I have a pet canary that is very tame. Mamma thinks my letter is

not worth your notice, but I hope you will have some room for it. I

think "Work for Little Fingers" will be a help for something new

for me to make for our country fair, which is held near us every

year. I have had the first premium on everything I have taken there

since I was five years old, and I am now ten.

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