TURIN NOV 21 1880 DEAR AUNT ANNA, BILL WHITE HAS GOT A BABY GIRL. I AM LEARNING TO SKATE. WHEN ARE YOU COMING HERE. I AM EARNING 2 DOLLARS OF PAPA BY BRUSHING MY TEETH AND NOT PICKING MY TEETH WITH A PIN.
from Charlie Everett letter to Anna Everett, November 21, 1880. Transcribed by DLRusch & Nkeikok on 01/03/2018
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Browse manuscriptsRecords May 18 1856 Sabbath. Fair. Dunbarton Very full meeting Rev Mr Eaton preached P.M. May 19 Monday. Rain Some little rain most of the day. Father P. to see Prof. Mark Bailey P.M. to Ride, Anna, Antoinette & Mayo, North Dunbarton & Starks. May 20 Tuesday. Showery In spite of showers with Anna & Antoinette to Manchester via West Goffstown, where they took cars while I went with horse. Various shopping, see Expense & for Mother P. & Jennie Visit to Manchester Cemetery Home at 6 P.M. part of the way in rain May 21 Wednesday. Fair. cool. Isaac, mother & Anna with little Mayo left about half past eight to take the cars at Parker's for Bangor - very lonely - so many leaving at once - Mrs Safford & Ellen in P.M. I called at Mr Burnham's - called at Capt. Kimball's but nobody at home. Tired at night & pain with diarrhea. Mr Colby & Roger here at work planting - spaded garden corner. Isaac sent back horse by Bradford Burnham. Cars to Lawrence 12 M. Wait there till 6 P.M. Walk around city with Anna & Mayo. 6 P.M. Cars to Portland 10 P.M. Steamer Daniel Webster for Bangor staterooms
from Isaac Stevens Metcalf diary [15], 1855-1858. Transcribed by ToddB on 02 / 25 / 2026
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