Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Record of the Class of 1883: Amherst College, 1883-1886
John R. Ayer writes September, October and November, 1883, I taught a country school in (hanover) Sprague, Conn. I did not find this work conducive to my good health or peace of mind, so accepted an offer of a cousin to be general assistant in a large fruit raising enterprise.' I worked for him for one year, closing January 1, 1885, part of the time as superintendent at one of his orchards.
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