"Well, it seems to me that since we have all taken names, it would be nice to play that our post-office was in some town with a pretty title, and not postmark our letters with the real name of the town like ordinary letters," said Miss Isabel.
"But how can we postmark at all?" asked Jack.
"If you don't mind, I will have a stamp made," said Miss Isabel, "and the postmaster or postmistress can have an ink pad, and stamp each envelope, like the real office."
"Oh, isn't that fine," "Oh, you blessed, little Miss Isabel!" "Didn't I say she ought to be called the good fairy?" "You always think of such things," chorused her visitors.
"Then that's settled," continued Miss Isabel. "Now, what shall we call our town? If this is the Happy Thought Club, wouldn't it be a good idea to call the place also something that meant happiness?"
"Joyberg," remarked Margery thoughtfully.
"That wouldn't do; sounds like June bug," said Jack decidedly.
"Happiness Centre," suggested Amy.
"That is good, but a trifle long, Amy," said Miss Isabel.