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Lemuel Colton to Andrew and Ruth Fletcher\, 1883 March 17
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- Creator: Colton, Lemuel.
- Description: Topics include the death of Lemuel's wife Matilda.
- Parent Collections: Fletcher Family
Lemuel Colton to Andrew and Ruth Fletcher\, 1883 October 10
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- Creator: Colton, Lemuel.
- Description: Topics include Lemuel's plans to visit with Mary (Harvey?), his stable but poor health, and the cool summer and reduced crop yields of 1883 in Indiana.
- Parent Collections: Fletcher Family
Remarks upon the bill proposing a reduction of internal taxes and of the tariff : speech of Hon. J. S. Morrill, of Vermont, in the Senate of the United States, January 10, 1883.
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- Creator: Morrill, Justin S. (Justin Smith), 1810-1898.
- Date Created: 1883-01-10
- Parent Collections: Congressional Speeches
Unidentified to Katherine Fletcher\, 1883 January 23
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- Creator: Unidentified.
- Description: Topics include a friend's party.
- Parent Collections: Fletcher Family
Lucy Smith to [Katherine Fletcher?]\, 1883 April 15
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- Creator: Smith, Lucy.
- Description: Topics include school studies, family news, and the plans to tear down the Presbyterian Church in Malone, NY, and build another one and a Court House.
- Parent Collections: Fletcher Family
Mary Harvey to Ruth Fletcher\, 1883 February 22
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- Creator: Harvey, Mary.
- Description: Topics include details of Mary's work on their farm and house, her son Clark's work in school, her daughter Lizzie's and her son-in-law Frank's land in Beloit, Kansas,and their home, family, and material goods, her brother Cyrus Cornelius' money making schemes and how he left his wife for another woman, and her desire to visit Ruth in Vermont.
- Parent Collections: Fletcher Family
Sherman Block: far right Bixby Store, south end Book Store
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- Date Created: 1883
- Parent Collections: Photographs of Vergennes (Vt.)
Justin Smith Morrill to Matthew H. Buckham, August 20, 1883
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- Creator: Morrill, Justin S. (Justin Smith), 1810-1898.
- Date Created: 1883-08-20
- Description: Topics include whether President Buckham might have a scholarship for a worthy student.
- Parent Collections: Justin Morrill Letters to UVM President Buckham
[Katherine Fletcher?] to Carl Smith\, 1883 April 29
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- Creator: Fletcher, Katherine.
- Description: Topics include her sister Carrie's recent illness with St. Vitus' dance (Chorea) and her own attempts to collect advertising cards.
- Parent Collections: Fletcher Family
Mary Susan Davis Kelley Diary, 1883-1893
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- Creator: Kelley, Mary Susan Davis, 1866-1917.
- Date Created: 1883-1893
- Description: Mary Susan Davis was born on January 10, 1866 to Benjamin Webster and Susan Adelaide (Young) Davis in Fairlee, Vt. Davis grew up in a large household consisting of her parents, her three siblings (John, James, and Rosalene), and her uncle, David Young, who suffered from epilepsy and erratic behavior due to a traumatic brain injury. After she graduated from secondary school in 1884, Davis helped her mother at home and with taking care of the boarders who occasionally resided in their home; she also taught in local schools and occasionally performed housework and childcare for hire in other households in the community. Prior to her first marriage, Davis moved to Orange, Massachusetts, where she was eventually employed by shoe manufacturer Jay B. Reynolds as a skiver. Davis was married three times over the course of her life: her first marriage was to Fred Mason on October 25, 1888, her second to Fred Sheldon Pickett in 1897 (following her divorce from Mason in January of that year), and her third to Harry Kelley on April 16, 1906. Davis suffered from chronic health issues, especially heart and reproductive ailments, throughout her life and had at least one miscarriage as a result. Davis died in Fairlee on March 30, 1917. Topics in this diary include women’s health and other subjects relating to health and medicine; the experiences of working women circa 1890, turn-of-the-century courtship and marriages, and the local social and cultural history of Fairlee, Vermont.
- Parent Collections: Diaries