Frank and Andy at boarding school

BY VANCE BARNUM
AUTHOR OF FRANK AND ANDY AFLOAT, FRANK AND ANDY IN A WINTER CAMP, THE JOE STRONG SERIES.
WHITMAN PUBLISHING CO. RACINE, WISCONSIN
IN TROUBLE
We ought to be there pretty soon now; eh Frank?
Yes; the captain said it wasn't a very long trip, and we've been on this boat quite a while.
I wonder what Riverview Hall looks like—what sort of a school it is? and Andy Racer glanced at his older brother as they paced the deck of a river steamer that was plowing its way up a pleasant stream.
I don't know, Andy, and Frank Racer seemed a bit puzzled. It must be a good school, or dad and mother wouldn't have picked it out for us.
Yet neither one of them saw the place before they decided on it, objected Andy with a smile on his pleasant face.
Except that mother knew Dr. Wesley Doolittle, the principal, and she thought we needed to go to some quiet place, after the lively times we had this summer.
Smoked lobsters! exclaimed Andy. I hope it's not too quiet. I want to have some fun when I go off to boarding school. Say, Frank, see that man sleeping over there by the smokestack? and the lad motioned in the direction.
Yes, I see him. What of it?