People

Rennie, ...Prof.

Rogerson, ...Miss

Rogerson, ...Mr.

Rogerson, Prillie

Ross, Chester

Ross, Mrs. Chester

Russell, Mr.

Places

Mr. Reed

He wants a Jersey cow, and Mr. Shearer buys him one from Anne.
AoA:Chapter 2

Professor Rennie

Professor Rennie was the School Management professor at Queen's when Anne attended there, and he emphasized "It's far more important to influence the children aright than it is to teach them the three R's, ..."
AoA:Chapter 4

Miss Rogerson

Miss Rogerson is a "middle-aged lady who taught a Sunday-school class for twenty years." She was Anne's Sunday-school teacher who asked Anne a lot of questions on Anne's first day of Sunday-school. Anne felt that she would like to ask questions of Miss Rogerson but felt Miss Rogerson was not a kindred spirit.
AoGG:Chapter 11

Mr. Rogerson

Prillie's father who thought she wasn't coming along fast enough in arithmetic in Anne's Avonlea class. Anne feels that if she would stop making eyes at the boys in class she would come along fast enough.
AoA:Chapter 7

Prillie Rogerson

"...there was no doubt that the small beauty with the long brown curls and hazel eyes, who was casting coquettish looks at Jack Gillis over the edge of her Testament, was Prillie Rogerson, whose father had recentl y married a second wife and brought Prillie home from her grandmother's in Grafton. Prillie is one of Anne's students at Avonlea.
AoA:Chapters 5, 7, 10

Chester Ross

Chester Ross and his wife who are from Spencervale were invited over to the Cuthberts, and Anne forgot to ask Marilla to toss out the pudding sauce in which a mouse had drowned itself.
AoGG:Chapter 16

Mrs. Chester Ross

Mrs. Chester Ross and her husband who are from Spencervale were invited over to the Cuthberts, and Anne forgot to ask Marilla to toss out the pudding sauce in which a mouse had drowned itself. Anne says that she is a "perfect housekeeper", and Anne wondered what she thought of her.
AoGG:Chapter 16

Mr. Russell

He works for the Abbey Bank and assured the Cuthberts that "the bank was all right."
AoGG:Chapter 36

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