Transcription: Dear Etta,There is no news here since the fire. Don’t it seem nice to get home sweet home. Lots of work and so much...
Transcription: Dear Etta, Am sorry, but I could not get down tonight. I am staying at my uncle’s and find it hard to get away....
Transcription: Mother is improving slowly. Grace still with her. Shall be obliged to have a companion all winter. Sorry you are not well. Love from...
Transcription: Dear Aunt Annie,Hope you are well, that ankle is better. We are fine and having swell weather. Would love to see you.Love & Kisses,...
Transcription: We having a fine time, but miss her little boy. I will be home soon now. Love to Papa and Mama. kisses to AlbertFrom...
Transcription: Amelia has just sent word that Uncle Herbert is very low and the Dr. doesn’t give her any hope. I called him up and...
Transcription: We have moved into the Bates Block, a most desirable location. Our large room right there. Mrs. Horace Poine177 Marion StreetSpringfield, Mass. Postmarked: Attleboro,...
Transcription: Hope that you are better. Will try and go down Sunday to see you. With best of wishes. ROSA. Mrs. Addie Pike105 Norton Ave.Taunton,...
Transcription: Better late than never. Mary Miss Lizzie SullivanKouchibouguacKent Co., N.B. Postmarked: August 26, 1907 1908 1c Benjamin Franklin, green, perforated, type I History and...
Transcription: Stores here haven’t much on ours, nor as busy. Saw same good W.A. displays & products.Stu Raymond OasKnightWesterlyR.I. Postmarked: Attleboro, Mass.Nov 6, 5-PM 1923...
