postmistress

Why buy a post office box if you went to school with the postmistress?

Behind him he heard the postmistress speak to another customer.

The postmistress got a sort of half-smile on her face.

We get our groceries from the postmistress who also runs the store in town.

The postmistress didn't even ask if we were from the monastery.

"It's hard to keep track of them all, these days," said the postmistress.

"Still can't say as I remember him," said the postmistress.

I been postmistress for twenty-five years now, ever since my husband passed on."

"After June fifteenth, any way you want to go," said the postmistress.

She was postmistress of Oxford at the end of her life.

The postmistress handed him back through the grill his card with a letter.

The postmistress was the local real estate broker, too.

The postmistress is very friendly, reminding me that there could be community here, as well, if I stayed long enough.

I picked up the carrier bag where the postmistress had packed my groceries.

One claims that Spiro was the maiden name of the first postmistress.

Nancy, the helpful postmistress, has a disturbing habit of smiling while talking to you.

There was no one else in the shop except the postmistress - a young woman with an inquisitive nose.

The postmistress, Jean Craig, retired after 19 years of service.

Later the postmistress remembered the customer, but she'd disappeared.

Hogan's Alley looked like a real town; it even had a mayor and a postmistress, but they didn't live here.

Eldorendo Brown decided to apply for the position of postmistress.

The resident postmistress is paid by the association.

Flora Thompson, oddly enough, was also her village postmistress.

He shocked the postmistress in town by asking 'Can you get me a woman?"

"Wouldn't exactly call this their hometown," said the postmistress.