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Mary Jean Simpson Diary, 1941
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    • Creator: SimpsonMaryJean, 1888-1977.
    • Date Created: 1941
    • Description: This diary features Mary Jean’s time as Dean of Women at UVM and details her busy work life. Visits to New York and Maine, and travel across Vermont for conferences, club meetings, and funerals are common in this diary. Mary Jean describes the busyness of UVM summer school, the convocation for UVM’s 150th year, a social work conference in Brattleboro, and attending the Women’s Student Union Association Convention. She also details the death of her Aunt Harriet, her mother’s bout with the flu, and a general sense of weariness from her constant work and travel. A note in late December marks her relief at UVM closing for winter break. Topics in this diary include automobile transportation, Women’s groups, church life including funerals and weddings, UVM’s Sesquicentennial, Social Work, and Mary Jean’s family life.
    • Parent Collections: Diaries


    Mary Jean Simpson Diary, 1942
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      • Creator: SimpsonMaryJean, 1888-1977.
      • Date Created: 1942
      • Description: This diary most prominently features the death of Mary Jean’s mother in late February, a hugely significant figure in her life. Much of the diary discusses the loneliness that comes with the death of a parent, especially around the holiday seasons. Topics in this diary include family death, grief and faith, UVM student affairs, University requirements during World War II, and Women’s Groups. Throughout the year Mary Jean busies herself with women’s groups and student life at UVM, dealing with a student theft incident at Allen Hall, going to Delta Kappa Gamma and YWCA events, and attending meetings on Student Aid. In the absence of her mother, Mary Jean writes about spending time with her cousin Jean and Aunt Kate and expresses misery at the distance created between her and her brother, John. Peppered throughout emotional passages are mention of going to plays and concerts, attending dinners, and in one instance a Faculty Senate meeting with the War Council on student physical education requirements. Topics in this diary include family death, grief and faith, UVM student affairs, University requirements during World War II, and Women’s Groups.
      • Parent Collections: Diaries


      The University of Vermont Alumni Magazine vol. 46 no. 03
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        • Creator: University of Vermont
        • Date Created: 1966
        • Parent Collections: University of Vermont Alumni Publications, The University of Vermont alumni magazine, 1957-1975


        The University of Vermont Alumni Magazine vol. 47 no. 01
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          • Creator: University of Vermont
          • Date Created: 1966
          • Parent Collections: University of Vermont Alumni Publications, The University of Vermont alumni magazine, 1957-1975


          The University of Vermont Alumni Magazine vol. 47 no. 04
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            • Creator: University of Vermont
            • Date Created: 1967
            • Parent Collections: University of Vermont Alumni Publications, The University of Vermont alumni magazine, 1957-1975



            Vermont Woman, vol. 12, n. 09/10
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              • Date Issued: 2016, Summer


              Speech of Hon. J. Collamer, of Vermont : in the United States Senate, April 24, 1862, on the bill to confiscate the property and free the slaves of rebels.
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                • Creator: Collamer, Jacob, 1791-1865.
                • Date Created: 1862-04-24
                • Parent Collections: Congressional Speeches