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The Mystery of the Secret Message (The Boxcar Children, #55) The Mystery of the Secret Message by Gertrude Chandler Warner
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“The shop owners were busy, too. Ms. Reit and Sylvia Pepper were putting the finishing touches on their shop windows. Mr. Ames from the hardware store was hanging a large banner that proclaimed, GREENFIELD WINTER FESTIVAL.”
Gertrude Chandler Warner, The Mystery of the Secret Message
“Franklin Bond grew up in Greenfield,” replied Rick. “When he was a young boy he knew Josiah Wade. By the time Franklin created the statue, Josiah was an old man. Franklin probably listened to Josiah’s stories about the war. Maybe Josiah told Franklin he fought with the patriots.”
Gertrude Chandler Warner, The Mystery of the Secret Message
“She wrote something in a green binder. Knowing that Jessie was organized and responsible, Grandfather had asked her to keep track of preparations for the festival. As Grandfather’s assistant, Jessie kept notes in the festival notebook.”
Gertrude Chandler Warner, The Mystery of the Secret Message
“Henry opened the back door for Jessie. Grandfather hadn’t returned and Mrs. McGregor was in her room. Benny, Violet, and Watch were waiting in the living room. Watch thumped his tail in greeting.”
Gertrude Chandler Warner, The Mystery of the Secret Message
“Why move it?” asked Violet. She liked the statue just where it was. The Minuteman wasn’t very tall — just a little taller than Grandfather — and it was nice to lean against while eating an ice-cream cone.”
Gertrude Chandler Warner, The Mystery of the Secret Message