`` I do think it is such a pity Anne is leaving when the children seem so much attached to her , '' sighed Mrs. Peter Sloane , who had a habit of sighing over everything and even finished off her jokes that way . `` To be sure , '' she added hastily , `` we all know we 'll have a good teacher next year too . '' `` Jane will do her duty , I 've no doubt , '' said Mrs. Andrews rather stiffly . `` I do n't suppose she 'll tell the children quite so many fairy tales or spend so much time roaming about the woods with them . But she has her name on the Inspector 's Roll of Honor and the Newbridge people are in a terrible state over her leaving . '' `` I 'm real glad Anne is going to college , '' said Mrs. Bell . `` She has always wanted it and it will be a splendid thing for her . '' `` Well , I do n't know . '' Mrs. Andrews was determined not to agree fully with anybody that day . `` I do n't see that Anne needs any more education . She 'll probably be marrying Gilbert Blythe , if his infatuation for her lasts till he gets through college , and what good will Latin and Greek do her then ? If they taught you at college how to manage a man there might be some sense in her going . '' Mrs. Harmon Andrews , so Avonlea gossip whispered , had never learned how to manage her `` man , '' and as a result the Andrews household was not exactly a model of domestic happiness . `` I see that the Charlottetown call to Mr. Allan is up before the Presbytery , '' said Mrs. Bell . `` That means we 'll be losing him soon , I suppose . '' `` They 're not going before September , '' said Mrs. Sloane . `` It will be a great loss to the community ... though I always did think that Mrs. Allan dressed rather too gay for a minister 's wife . But we are none of us perfect . Did you notice how neat and snug Mr. Harrison looked today ? I never saw such a changed man .
He goes XXXXX church every Sunday and has subscribed to the salary . ''
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