Letters to Annie Pease, 1873
- Containers:
- Box 1, Folder 2
- Scope and content:
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Nellie writes about her boyfriend problems, dances, old friends and her daily activities. Annie's Mother writes about Thanksgiving and sends Annie ten dollars. Georgie McClark, a schoolmate, writes to Annie about their acquaintances; how he can't wait to see her again in the fall; his trip to Portsmouth; flowers and her Aunt and Uncle. Hattie (Bangor) to Annie Pease in Cornish, ME Hattie has been nursing a very ill Jenny King. Fannie Hatch is boarding with Jenny Pike and has been acting as if insane though the doctor says that she is not. There is to be a singing school but Hattie does not think she is good enough and probably will not enroll. A Flora Ripley is visiting Ella Ayer from Paris, Maine; Ella, Eva, and Howard Brackett will be visiting for New Year's.
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