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# 4 Two young girls
# 5 Sarah Elizabeth (Cotton) Rounds
July 24, 1912 B
Mrs. A.S. Rounds
care of Mrs. Jennie Dunham
Nantucket, Mass.
Tuesday evening
Dear Mother
Just to let you know everything is all right. Pa received your letter. (this morning) Am very glad you are feeling better and having a pleasant time with…
July 22, 1912 B
Mrs. A. S. Rounds
Nantucket, Mass.
Care of Mrs. Jennie Dunham
Dear little mother
I hope you are having a good time and feeling much better. Every thing is all right at home, Pa says he is going to write you a few lines so I will not write a letter…
June 21, 1912 A
Notes:
Compare this scene with “Bird’s Eye View Pawtucket, R.I.,” sent June 5, 1912. On the face of the card Emma added labels for several buildings – "S & Robinson" and the "Music Hall" – as well as ‘High Street.” It is not absolutely clear…
June 21, 1912 B
Mrs. Jennie Dunham
Nantucket Island
Nantucket, Mass.
Dear J. I am going to take Lizzie with me when I go to Nan- She is to let me know as soon as Minnie has vacation then we go. I am all moved and like here very much am much tired. You said you…
July 31, 1912 A
Notes:
"Lizzie," Sarah Elizabeth (Cotton) Rounds may have been in New York after leaving Nantucket – hence the post card of the financial district.
"home” is probably Bristol, RI.
July 31, 1912 B
Mrs. Jennie Dunham
Nantucket Island, Mass.
Bristol, Wednesday, July 31.
Dear Jennie, we arrived home all safe, how did you get home. How tired you must have been. Let me know. I found all well at home, very glad to see me. Ha ha. Dora’s…