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Aug. 10, 1907 B
Miss Ellen Dyer
14 Western Ave.
Augusta, ME
Dear Ellen
Your nice letter rec’d, am answering it this afternoon My love to all and much for yourself
Sister
Sept. 12, 1907 B
Miss I. Blake
Care of F.N. Blake
Maiden Lane
Pawtucket, R.I.
Having a good time from Mrs. E.H.
Aug. 9, 1910 B
Master Franklin Rowell
35 Ash Street
Pawtucket, R.I.
We motored down here this morning. Having lovely time. We are in hopes to see you soon. Love to all. Pearl
Aug. 9, 1910 A
Notes:
"Pearl" is almost certainly the sister of Bartlett C. Rowell, Rhoda's sister-in-law.
Aug. 22, 1911 B
Mrs. A. W. Roberts
Nantucket, Mass.
Getting on quite well now and feeling better. Went to see Ma Friday. She is happy and I hope got things to (illegible). Anyway she is doing just as she pleases. I could not … (Illegible) any different. Gave…
Aug. 22, 1911 A
Notes:
E. = Ellen Dyer (Nellie’s daughter)
N. = Nellie (Dutton) Dyer (Abbie W. Robert’s sister)
July 1, 1911 B
Mrs. Jennie Dunham
Nantucket, Mass
#5 West Chester St.
Dear Aunt Jennie:
Franklin, Bartlett, and I are down here to.day, to avoid the terrible heat in the city. Here is another lighthouse for your collection
Rhoda
July 1, 1911 A
Notes:
Pasted into the space for the address is a tiny newspaper clipping:
Ida Lewis, keeper of Lime Rock light in Newport harbor for more than half a century, died Tuesday night, following a stroke of apoplexy. She was the heroine of many…