Ralph gets sent away from Boston and must now spend time with his grandfather.

The laundry business goes over the hill, and two May baskets are delivered by the Moody boys.

Ralph’s partnership with his siblings, along with the help of the Medford Fire Department, leads to a hopeful outlook for the family finances.

Ralph and his buddies successfully gather and salvage timber and blocks from the mud flats back to their homes.

Ralph and Grace watch a fire on the big river bridge and it turns into an idea of salvaging wood from the planking and blocks that got tumbled into the Mystic River.

Ralph rescued his younger brother and sister from bullies, but his name ends up in the bad boy book once again.

The laundry’s growing business requires new equipment, and the new business eases Ralph’s mother’s concerned mind.

Grace demonstrates her sledding skills and the kids all enjoy a turn at the clay pit.

Ralph bumps a girl while matching time in line, yet he does a great job getting good straight boards from the lumberman.

Uncle Levi shows up with groceries and tools, and a housewarming commences.