Transcription: Thanks for pretty card. It must be fine to live where there is such grand scenery. Mrs. Ada N. Longfellow311 Park StAttleboro, Mass Mr....
Transcription: Attleboro, Massaoût 1er 1913Cher bon frère Michel, Un mot pour vous dire que je suis bien et bien reposé de mon voyage qui a...
Transcription: Dear Mama,Will write you later on. Nan went to Gardner Monday 9 A.M. Frank Smith will take her to Pawtucket. She failed to go....
Transcription: I have not started school yet but expect to go Monday. H. Titmas Miss Mable James31 Margo St.Westerly, R.I. Postmarked: October 23, 1907 1908...
Transcription: Mrs. David Mac LanahanSeabreeze,Florida. Postmarked: March 24, 1908 1908 1c Benjamin Franklin, green, perforated, type I History and Notes: Context: Dean Street, Attleboro, Mass....
Transcription: I did not go away at all but stayed at home all the time except going to church. I have about cleaned up my...
Transcription: Received your card from N.Y. Hope your foot will be better. My, but you had courage to go to New York in crutches. I...
Transcription: Miss Lulu Cummings,North Sudbury,Mass. I suppose you did not see me Thursday or Friday. I am working at Allens Slate shop this week.I did...
Transcription: Mrs. Edwin L. Edes,3 Northern Avenue,Plymouth,Massachusetts. Postmarked: August 8, 1905 1908 1c Benjamin Franklin, green, perforated, type I History and Notes: Context: South Main...
Transcription: Dear Pauline,How are you these days? Working hard I suppose. I have put up some pickles, peppers, tomatoes, and cucumbers. I miss Sporty, but...
