Oldfarm guest Book : Names w Revisions/ Capitation s of 8 Old Farm Guest Book Signed Entries in the Old Farm Cottage Guest Book of Mary, Charles, and George Dorr (1880 - 1937) Compiled by Ronald H. Epp, Ph.D. July 2005 Copyright 2005 H.M.Albright, Emily Ames Poem 8/1895, C. 1896 Chester Arthur 9/1881 Howard Gardener Ausking C. 1889 George J. Bates - Congressman & Mayor of Salem 6/1937 Charles P. Bowditch 8/1887, 9/1897 Cornelia Bowditch 8/1887 Louisa R. Bowditch 8/1887 Lucy Bowditch 8/1887 Martin Bremmer 9/1895 Ralph O. Brewster - Congressman, ME 6/1937 James Bryce 8/1897 Marion Bryce 8/1897 Arthur T. Cabot 7/1907 Susan Cabot. 7/1907 Amelia G. Candler 8/1895, 8/1896 Margaretta Cameron 8/1893 Austen Chamberlain 8/1890 1 2 of 8 Alidse Beckman Chambers 8/1895 John Jay Chapman Poem 6/1891, 8/1892, 5/17/97 (dopman Letters) Katherine Coolidge 10/1898 Caroline Cont 11/1896 Joseph Cont 11/1896 Clemence Haggerty Crafts 8/1896 J. Crafts [James Mason 8/1896 Howard G. Cushing 10/1897 Olivia D. Cushing 10/1897 Louisa Cushing 8/1898 Olivia D. Cusky C. 1896 R.J. Custance 8/1894 Elizabeth Delafield [Hillside Cottage] 1880 Emily Delafield 9/1896 William Coswell Doane Poem 9/1895 Sally Donahue Poem 8/1881 Muriel Johnstone Douglas 9/1899 Dyce Duckworth 7/1895 Katherine Dunham 8/1896 Hanson Ellery 9/1893 J.W. Elliot 10/1898 Mary Elliot 10/1898 Esther or Ellen [Endicott] 8/1890 2 3 of 8 Louise Endicott 8/1897 William C. Endicott 8/1890, 8/1897 Annie Fields Poem 7/1895 Aime J. Forand - Congressman RI 6/1837 Sara Greene Fremens c. 1889 George H. Gardner Poem 8/1896, 8/1897 John L. Gardner c. 1896 John L. Gardner, 2nd 8/1897 Edwin Lawrence Godkin 8/1890 Katharine Godkin 8/1890, 8/1896 Dana Gray Poem 8/1892 John Chipman Gray Poem 7/1881, 8/1892 Nina Gray Photo 7/1881 Reginald Gray 8/1889 Russell Gray 7/1886 Theodore Green (Senator, RI) 6/1937 J. Eliot Gregory Drawing 8/1885 Eugene Hale 8/1885 Amy Heard 9/1885 Richard Hodgson Poems 8/1886, 7/1891, 8/1892, 8/1896, and 8/1897 Oliver Wendell Holmes Poem: La Maison D'Or 8/1888 Henry Holt Poem 9/1893 3 4 of 8 Julia Ward Howe Poem 8/1885 Agnes Irwin 9/1893 Alice James c.1886, 8/30/1907 Margaret Mary James 8/30/1907 William James C. 1886, 8/13/1897, 8/30/1907 Beatrix Jones 9/1892 Mary Cadwalader Jones Poem 7/1891 Percy R. King C. 1890, 8/1892 Sarah Goodhue King C. 1890, 8/1892 Florence Bayard LeFarge 8/1899 John LaFarge 8/1899 Margaret R. Lang Musical passage 8/1889 S.M. Lang c. 1889 C. Estelle Lawrence 8/1889, c. 1890, Frances Lawrence c. 1890 James Lawrence 8/1889 J. Augustus Low 7/1886 Marian Low 7/1886 Josephine Shaw Lowell 8/1897 Carlotta Russell Lowell 8/1897 Virginia MacVeagh C. 1893 Wayne MacVeagh C. 1893 4 5 of 8 Warren G. Magnunson - Congressman, WA 6/1937 A. de Viti de Marco 9/1899 Etta de V. de Marco 9/1899 Lucy Markby 9/1898 William Markby 9/1898 W. Powell Mason 8/1898 Fanny P. Mason C. 1889, 8/1898 Melvin J. Maas - Congressman MN 6/1937 W. Percival Menson C. 1889 Weir Mitchell 7/1889, 9/1892 Frederick W.H. Myers Poem 9/1893 Anna B. Newman 7/1889 Frances Parger L. Bowen Persing 8/1892 Bruen Charles Bryan Perkins Poem 9/1888, 8/1892 Elizabeth Ward Perkins 9/1907 Edward Newton Perkins 9/1888 Alta Lauriat Piper 10/1907 L.E. Piper 10/1907 Edith Fox Pitt c. 1899 St. George Fox Pitt 9/1899 Charles A. Platt 9/1900 Edith Playfair 1888 5 6 of 8 Lyon Lynn Playfair 1888 Fanny Lothigou Prince 8/1897 Morton Prince 8/1897 F.W. Rackemann Musical passage 7/1881 Sedgwisk Elizabeth Rackemann (1863-1924) 8/1880 Charles S. Rackemann 8/1880 Laura E. Richards Poem 9/1887 Cornelia Rogers 8/1895 E.P. Rogers 8/1889 Jacob C. Rogers. 231 Commonently Ave. Boston 8/1889 Josiah Royce 8/1889, 8/1890, 9/1892, 9/1896 Alice Russell 1888 J. Sargent (brother of taper Sargent3) c. 1887 [John O. e Sargant 3] Eleanor Joy Schieffelin 9/1893 Eleanor R. Sears 1889 Helen Sears 7/1907 Sarah C. Sears 7/1907 H.W. Sessions 8/1881 Ernst Shoenberg Ruth Shoenberg 9/1880, 8/1886 Emily Vanderbilt Sloane Poem 8/1895 Mrs. John Henry Hammond F.J. Stimson C. 1890, 8/1897 6 7 of 8 Thomas Reuseall (1849-1916) T.R. Sullivan Poem/Music 8/1896 Ward Louisa WR Terry Margaret Terry Inscription 9/1880 Adele Thayer (1857-1918) 7/1881 Ward Thoron C. 1890 Emily Tuckerman Poem 8/1894, 8/1896 Herbert Wadsworth 8/1894 Martha B. Wadsworth 8/1894 Barker Anna H.B. Ward Photo 8/1886 [Anna Hazard Barker word] Sophie Howard Ward 8/1886 Thomas W. Ward Jr. 8/1886 Henry Warren 8/1907 Mabel Bayard Warren 8/1907 S. Bayard Warren C. 1889 Samuel D. Warren C. 1889 Frances S. Watson 9/1887 May P. Watson 9/1887 Barrett Wendell Poem 8/1887, C. 1889, 8/1896 Edith G. Wendell 8/1885 Sarah W. Whitman Poem 8/1897 \ Paul W. Whitineau 8/1892 Maruerita B. Wilber. Poem R. Wilber. Statement 7 8 of 8 A.G. Winthrop 1881 Robert G. Winthrop Comments 7/1881 Cornelia Wolcott 8/1888 Edith Prescott Wolcott 8/1887, 8/1888, 8/1897 Roger Wolcott 8/1887, 8/1888 S. Huntington Wolcott 8/1897 W. Prescott Wolcott 8/1897 Ronald H. Epp, Ph.D. University Library Director Southern New Hampshire University Manchester, NH 03106 603-668-2211 X. 2164 r.epp@snhu.edu 8 Douglas Chapman Archive CONTENTS OF THE METAL BOX (referred to as Dorr Box) 1. RAC appraisal 2. 1791 deed-"Old - English Document", gift of FW Dan(?) 3. Receipts of Zena Brewer, 1904 and 1899 GBD tax bills, Chas Dorr mortgage payment, 1881 4. Indenture of June 10, 1916 HCTPR and Secretary of the Interior 5. Assignment of copyright: Arthur Dockham to NPS, photos of eagles, 1922 6. S. 4957, House of Representatives, Oct 5, 1918: Act to establish Lafayette NP 7. "Rockefeller Roads over Park": multiple maps ca 1921 8 "Receipt for Guestbook": from AHL to GBD; April 24, 1928 9. "Deed and Leases": GBD to NPS; Jesup Path 10. "Lease from Rodick Realty Co." 11. Permit to transport blue heron 12. Handwritten letters GBD to Ben Hadley, 1919. 13. "Copies of Old Plans": Map traced from HF Walling's Map of Maine, 1862; Part of the shoreline of the Island of Mount Desert, traced copy of Seward Porter map, 1837; linen map showing land of John Markoe, 1879, borders CH Dorr 14. "Yosemite Needs for 1911" 15. Large envelope containing 4 photos (2 are duplicates): GBD on Cadillac summit with a man who is photographed in the other two (Cammerer?); also some partially decipherable GBD scrawl including this poem: "If I must die, When I am dead, Bury me down at Schooner Head." 16. Official Proclamation of Sieur de Monts Natinal Monument 17. Dept of Interior press release: Lafayette Field and The Flying Squadron, a National Park War Memorial 18. Sieur de Monts Spring Co. trademark, patent application, 1915 19. 1924 map of proposed roads in LNP. 20. 1922 map of proposed roads in LNP. 21. "Original Letter Louis 14th to the King of Bohemia; also letter from King Henry IV of France 22. Lafayette letter of 1825 with his likeness (?) 23. GW Pepper Road inquiry; correspondence, resolutions, etc-1924 24. Old Farm tax bills ca, 1894 25. "Proposed Biological Laboratory on MDI in memory of S. Weir Mitchell" Source Bill Harner & Pauline Angione CONTENTS OF THE METAL BOX 3/4/2016 Page 1/1 Memo: "The Oldfarm Series" Date: 9 March 2014 Scribe: Ronald Epp Psychologist William James published many papers on psychical research prior to his death in 1910. Of the many spiritualists and mediums that he encountered, Mrs. Leonora Piper intrigued him more than the others. George B. Dorr was allied with James in these investigations for more than two decades, both intent upon demonstrating the accuracy or inaccuracies of efforts to communicate with the deceased. On June 5, 1906, nearly five years after the death of Dorr's mother, Mary Gray Ward Dorr, Dorr questioned a medium at Oldfarm who claimed to a "control" or intermediary to Australian physician Richard Hodgson, deceased but a few months. Hodgson had been one of the foremost psychic researchers and was very familiar with Oldfarm and the Dorr family. George Dorr then tests the unnamed medium and in the process previously unknown aspects of life at Oldfarm are laid bare that will not be touched upon in Dorr's memoirs. Dorr adds his own comments to the published exchanged, inserted in brackets, which can be taken as historically accurate in part because they would have been reviewed and discussed later with William James. All quotes are those entered by G.B. Dorr. We had "a big buckboard that carried six people and was the only wagon which we had big enough to take all the people up [to town] the people used to go off from the kitchen, which is at an end of the house and cannot be seen from the living rooms or piazzas. " 6699 the piaazza itself, which in not a conspicuous object in the house from without, and which was only familiar to my mother's more intimate friends, is not a thing which would occur naturally to anyone not familiar with our life " "The [living][ room is one in which, the fireplace, broad and arching, is the central figure and would be first thought of in thinking of the room." [Storm Beach Cottage] "was across the lawn and garden upon a hillside opposite the house. We always kept some rooms in it for our guests, overflowing into it when the house was full." "We use to take long walks over the mountains and go down for a plunge when we returned from them. There were often three or more men or more going in it together when the house was full My bath-house was not on the beach, but on a point running far out into the sea, very bold and rocky, and we use to spring off the rocks into deep water, climbing out by a perpendicular ladder fastened to the ledge." On July 6, 1906 the inquiry resumes: "My mother use to have pansies spread loosely over the tablecloth when she had people to dine or sup with us at Bar Harbor, where we had a large bed of them planted near the house SO we could get them freely for this purpose. " "A dozen years ago I made a bicycle-road on my own backland, which ran through the woods beneath a mountain over which we often used to walk. It was a pleasant and familiar feature of our summer life there." "[Minna Timmins Chapman} used to smoke cigarettes occasionally and was the only person of the feminine sex whom I now recall as having done SO at our house." "I used to carry a little canvas bag slung over my shoulder and a cup in it, when we went on long tramps. " Source: William James on Psychical Research. Compiled and Edited by Gardner Murphy M.D. and Robert O. Ballou (New York: Viking Press, 1960. Re-issued by Augustus M. Kelley, Clifton NJ, 1973). Pp. 150-158. NEWS WANT ADS DIAL 6441 THE BANGOR dfarm beautiful Bar Harbor home of George B. Dorr, superintendent of Acadia National Park, is one of the most beautifully located on Mount ; Island, and the charming old home has housed beneath its hospitable gables many famous men and women of letters from two continents. In-the upper picture is ne of the many incomparable vistas of Frenchman's Bay, as seen from the third of the home. In the lower picture is seen one of the attractive views of Oldfarm. I opposite it is the signature, in strong, big strokes of the pen of Eugene Hale. One page is taken up, in fine beautiful script of Julia Ward Howe, written on August 25, 1885, by a poem: The stedfast beauty of the hills, The moving wonder of the sea, The rounded rocks, the glimmering sails My window here reveals to me. The outlook such, but felt within The mind that guides the household train, The spirit that hath tempered been By high delight and patient pain. Our friend has set her roof between The glories of the sea and land; The anu all ner pleasant chambers show The lovely traceries of art, MHPC. While pure, the household flame doth glow, And warm, the hospitable heart. One sees looking through the Henry Richard File beautiful book the name of William C. 1930 ? James, written "Wm. James, August, 1886." "And we turn the page"-and there is a little poem by Holmes, written in that same year, just as 1934, the House of Gold was written: "A few can touch the magic string And noisy Fame is proud to win them,- Alas for those who never sing, But die with all their music in them." Beneath is the signature, "Oliver Beautiful Bar Harbor Estate Wendell Holmes, Mount Desert, August 23d, 1888." Another page and a poem by Lists Celebrities as Guests Laura E. Richards, the great writer, fairly sings as one reads it aloud, a poem written there in the beauti- ful old house on the coast of Maine Oldfarm, Owned By George B. Dorr, Supt. of Acadia nearly a half century ago. Long and long be the golden days! National Park, Has Been the Mecca of Famous Azure sky. o'er a sea of azure Blessing her still in her walks and Authors Since Its Completion In the Late 1870's ways, Long and long be the golden days! Bright October with robes ablaze No home in Maine has a more making- up the bay in the nineties. Still November's solemn pleasure; unique history, nor in all probability There were the ships of the United Long and long be the golden days, is there one which has sheltered States Navy in port one summer, Azure sky o'er a sea of azure. more of the famous writers of the world than has Oldfarm, situated in some of them showing a Spanish Shelter her well, thou house of my Bar Harbor on the shore of French- bullet or two in their stacks or sides, heart, meals Bay, and with an outlook un- after the Spanish War. She the jewel and thou the setting, surpassed anywhere in the world. People high in literary life, in Treasure-chamber of work and art, music, the arts, finance, politics, The beautiful home was built in Shelter her well, thou house of my have found renewed vision or the 70's by the late Mr. and Mrs. heart! strength at Oldfarm. Charles Hazen Dorr, of Boston, and Still while the mountains above thee Years went on and speed boats is now owned by their son, George part have crashed into the silence of B. Dorr, superintendent of Acadia Still while the sea at they foot is those waters, and over them have National Park, and one of the prime fretting, roared the ships of the air. moyers in securing the establish- Shelter her well, thou house of my Perhaps one may illustrate that ment of the great government tract heart, far cry from one type of vessel to of land. She the jewel, and thou the setting. another,-and it is a far cry,-as the Its guest book, begun in the early September 14, 1887. saying goes, from the Constitution 1870's, includes on its time-faded to the Shenandoah. The title is "Triolets, for my pages the autographs of Oliver Wen- But from the verandah of Old- gracious lady" and is dedicated dell Holmes, President Chester A. farm has been seen the Constitution, there to Mrs Charles H. Dorr the Arthur, Eugene Hale, William when the old frigate came here un- former Miss Mary Gray Ward of James, Miss Mary Gray Ward, Lord der her own power in the seventies; Boston, mother of George B. Dorr and Lady Bryce, Weir Mitchell, and of Bar Harbor. and, brought down on the last trip, Lang the composer. some summers ago, still beautiful Lord and Lady Bryce came to the The house is English in type, and and still grandly impressive, she house from England in 1888. And with its spacious porches, its deep moved slowly up by Oldfarm, and the next year, July 9, 1889, a page is verandahs, its terraced grounds, it one saw that fluttering bit of bright given to the plain, but distinguished makes a picture of quiet and dig- bunting-the colors far up in the chirography of "Weir Mitchell," as nity, perfectly adapted to its impos- dark rigging. the great physician and surgeon and ingly beautiful surroundings. From And the silvery shape of the writer signed his name. a vantage point on the third floor Shenandoah in 1925 when she glided Lang, the composer, has written a balcony, by a mere turn of the head into Bar Harbor through the air- bar of music above his signature. one may glimpse the beautiful ex- lanes, seen from Oldfarm as a mys- Dr. Mitchell has written: panse of the bay, with the Goulds- tic shape in the moonlight or a "Life has two händs for such as boro hills and Schoodic head on one brilliant picture in the sunlight. wisely live side, or on the other the majestic yachts, the superb craft of With one it gives, with one it takes beauty of nas been seen the Constitution, former Miss Mary Gray Ward of Arthur, Eugene Hale, William when the old frigate came here un- Boston, mother of George B, Dorr James, Miss Mary Gray Ward, Lord der her own power in the seventies; of Bar Harbor. and Lady Bryce, Weir Mitchell, and and, brought down on the last trip, Lord and Lady Bryce came to the Lang the composer. some summers ago, still beautiful house from England in 1888. And The house is English in type, and and still grandly impressive, she the next year, July 9, 1889, a page is with its spacious porches, its deep moved slowly up by Oldfarm, and verandahs, its terraced grounds, it one saw that fluttering bit of bright given to the plain, but distinguished chirography of "Weir Mitchell," as makes a picture of quiet and dig- bunting-the colors far up in the the great physician and surgeon and nity, perfectly adapted to its impos- dark rigging. And the silvery shape of the writer signed his name. ingly beautiful surroundings. From a vantage point on the third floor Shenandoah in 1925 when she glided Lang, the composer, has written a bar of music above his signature. balcony, by a mere turn of the head into Bar Harbor through the air- Dr. Mitchell has written: one may glimpse the beautiful ex- lanes, seen from Oldfarm as a mys- "Life has two hands for such as panse of the bay, with the Goulds- tic shape in the moonlight or a boro hills and Schoodic head on one brilliant picture in the sunlight. wisely live Racing yachts, the superb craft of With one it gives, with one it takes side, or on the other the majestic beauty of the eastern chain of their day, from the eighteen seven- away ties on, and down the years until The willing palm still finds the torch mountains that are Acadia National one may hear, has heard, from the of love Park. In the death of the great jurist, old house's beautiful vantage points, And he has lost the gentlest art of the noise of speed boats cutting life Oliver Wendell Holmes, a con- their incredible way in so many Who cannot make new friends." temporary and friend of the present minutes in and out of the Porcu- September, 1892. owner, comes the renewed memory of a beautifully penned manuscript, pines, the small islands which fur- nish so much of beauty in the pic- ANNUAL DISTRICT a treasured possession, that of La ture of Oldfarm. Maison d'or, a poem written by the MEETING OF great poet, Oliver Wendell Holmes FAMOUS GUESTS when a guest of Mrs. Charles Hazen Indoors-and the story is such as to REBEKAH LODGES Dorr in Oldfarm, in 1888, when com- be a companionpiece. to the beauty ing down from her Boston home she outside and the history is even more SEARSPORT May The an- had opened the house for a sea- unique, written in gracious lines of son of sharing her home with oth- hospitality during the years of its nual meeting of District No. 17 com- occupation by its builders, Mr. and prising the Rebekah Degree lodges ers. From the point at the shore, Mrs. Charles Hazen Dorr of Boston. of Searsport, Belfast, Monroe F. known as Compass Harbor Point, A beautiful guest book of fine Unity will be lodge as hall where it juts out to sea like a needle, leather, the pages edged with gold, be a. point reached by a great rock a first inscription in 1880. the devoted has ons to will be stair, alternating with beautiful was in Oldfarm that Oliver The bekah by demonstra- lodge Knyvetta sweep of lawn or worn path through Holmes, a guest theresitten by the Aurora Re- trees, one may look out at night with. a playgreat jurist whon given. and to- In by and see the light of Egg Rock light- hosts: world mourns, is in rosses- service will the be house, flashing red and white. Dorr. lodge Mr. of Monroe. Loyal memorial Out at the of left, closer in, are whold Unity Vavori Rebekah this on will Porcupine Islands degree. lodge the of breakwater, shortly beau- either and the the Supper Rebekah the of the The restful which From the pic- less sheltering O'clock. be at 6:30 of old walls tiful old furniture is all So the attend. extended tides quiet or life tures, to one are Time, Shark through its waves; While Football whole. their the REVIEW Narrabeen, swimming Star alone scenes IN Look Herbert Australia, at North TIME PASSES lawns and porches may im- ase toll ball star recently, From those beautiful and of war mountains; and of 22, foot- been seen have better attacked sights. not far from pressive Lpromise his shark. to anchor harbor, of eternal have and small and lovely by took glided but the by Oldfarm's water sailing of auxiliary Great of Chester the the the days ever white hospital; the shark, before those 1882 save the way to or any third power, sails, waters spread this There was 8/7/07 Old Ferm: Chronology of Visits 1880 Enest Ruth Schoonberg/thereant Terry 18818 C. Arthur Ward Thorou 5. Donahue C.E.E. Rochemann Elizabeth Deefield John Solyemen Gray Nina Gray H.W. a Sessions t Robert A.C. a Winthesp 7. W. Rochemann. 1882 1883 m. Concernon 1884 Elize Wesdell/Edith G.Weadell 1885 Julia Word Home/any 1886 then farita / Richard Hodgeon Geegary I E. J. Augustus how t marion have anna H.B. Word 2583 Word Thank w. ward / Present Kg Pumll Groy Ruth Schoolberg Withoan & aleci James 1896-97 High point of documented visitation. 2 Cornelia, homia, hury 1887 Charles P. Boudital A A. Sargent From S. Watson & may P. Water B smelt Wendell Roger Walcott / Edith Presalt Walestt 1888. Olwer Wendell 2tolm Charles Breen Perkins Edward n. Perhans Eleth Playfaci & Lynn Plagflain alice Russell Caraclea Wolcatt ledite Present Wolcott Royer Wolcath 1889 gronge J. Bates Reginal Geag Jam Laurence & C. Eatille however W. P. meason Weir nitchell Anna B.Newman E.P. Rogers of Jacob C. Ropers. graich Royce Eleanor R lears S.m. margaret Long S.B. Warren Saus Freemans Smml O. Warnes 3 1890 Prinson from Roger Fromes Lawrence C. Estelle fourance Sarah Things / Pery R.Kinj Kathan I Godkin Edwin Laurence Godkin William C. Eadicott / austen Chambertain 1891 may Cadevaleder s Join be had Hodgern Joh pay Chipuse 1892 Paul a. Whitinear Sarah King / Perce R. King Beatris Dines John Chepm Gear / Dana Gear. Richard Hodgrow wh fay Chapmen Joseah Royce 1896 Barrett Wendell Every Delafield Emly Tuckerson Olwi a Cushy T.R. fullivon C.g. Crafts Richard Hodgeon Joseah Royce Joseph Caroline Cont ander Candler K. Godken Enily Ames John L. Gardner / Garge H. Garden Kathern Dushave 1897 W. P. Wrecalt / S. H. Wolcott /Edite Wolcatt same W. Whitman / WM. C. Endicatt 7.J.Stirison / house Sidualt Morta Princi / Fanny Punce Carlotta R. fowell / Jooepher Show forwell William James / Oliva & Howard Cueberj Richard Hadyson Jones t Marion Buyer John h. Hardiner (George Ht. Soro 1898 W. Powell Mason William 1 Rugs Markby may Elliot / I.w. Elliot Louusa Cushing Kathern Coolider 1899 St G.7. Pitt. / Edith Pett Elta de Viti de Mooco John La Farge / Horean B. La Fays [Josoah Rosper 6 1900 Chare a Platt 1901 1907 arther T. Cabot ( seeson Cabat Elizabet ward Perhins alue James / Marquet Jones/Wm Jones alta Piper L. E. Peper Helen Sears Warren Mobil Ware 1918 Wn James (Correspondence, 119,8173/09) 1909 am gaves (intends to visit O'F lay Sept.) Correspondence #119 8/26/09 Hislos old Form House Broh Notzs, Sept 1880 Lotte Luisa W.Terry h 1, magart Trug "Warm - & memors of a Ernst Shinherg - Rath Schrinbey Elgotth " E. Delafield Hillse de Cottage, 1880 Q: g. Win thrope 1881 adels G. Theyar 7/13/81 Robert C. Winthop 7/12/81. Connectory all for "its exquesite site. well hald norsecord place in ner memories. John C. Gear -Prem by 7/17/81 Woman's photo - nina Draz Tenn musical rec. poorge 7.w. Rockemann 8/3/81 Elerplete aug 1880 Charle S. " H. W. sessions Des macmes serva 8/17/80 2 Pren s Sally Donohuu 8/19/81. Cheste author 9/11/82 guear gap Eugane Hall 8/9/85 Edith Greenough Wendell 8/19/85 Drawing by J. Eliot Gregory 8/19/85. Pres by Julia Ward 8/29/85 Howe OCLCV The steadfash beauty after Check Letto 'filia wa he aunt" 4 stanges, 16 lines, ridy "nothing hospitable heart." any Heard 8/15/85 a. augustus Low 7/12/86 niarean how Russell Grey 7/28/86. Saphie Howard Ward 8/23/86 Thoma W. Ward 8/23/86. Wm. James alice H. Jomes Schoolings (again) 8/29/86. anna H. B. Ward 8/29/86 Photo Richard Hodgson 8/13/87 Aven Edith Wescott Wolcott 8/13/87 Roye Walcatt Lousic R. Brudith Chales P. " Crimelia " huy " 8/22/87 Barnet wendell 8/23/87 To Sargeet Olwer Wondell Holme 8/23/88 "a few can touce the mogic string And noisy Fame is proud to win three, 1 Alas for those who never sing, But die with all their meesic in them!" Also: to maison a 'or From their for home 8/23/88 8 line, 2 stanges Fraven I - untion may P. water 9/2/87 $ Laura E. 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