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Letters from Hermon to Blanche Nutting, 1918 December 2

Collection Name:
Nutting Family Correspondence, 1898-1926
Title:
Letters from Hermon to Blanche Nutting, 1918 December 2
Creator:
Noyes, Hermon Bemis, 1899-1968
Creator Role:
Author
Accession / Call Number:
2003.002
Object ID:
2003.002.08.01
Date:
1918 December 2
Type of Material:
textual record
Physical Description:
2 letters, 1 envelope
Language:
English
Scope and Content:
Letters from Hermon to Blanche Nutting. He wonders if Nashua is receiving the same winter weather he is in Hanover because they have a lot of snow and ice. He tells her things are happening pretty fast with the disbandment and classes are set to resume on January 2nd, He also shares some information regarding the fraternities. In the second letter he complains about how one of his professors just drones. He then continues with fraternity news. He mentions that Blay has returned and mentioned seeing Blanche. He also discusses how he cannot wait to be his own master again and use different stationary. He then mentions a mutual friend in Keene is sick. There is a mention of a dance during New Year's Eve and various plays. He then mentions the cold and how it was -3 that morning and he then he discusses his day of sweeping the barracks and being in the chem lab. Letters are undated someone added 1918 December 2 to them at a later time, writing utensil and handwriting is different. Envelope is postmarked 1918 December 2.
Locations:
Hanover, NH
Nashua, NH
Organizations:
Dartmouth College
Young Men's Christian Association
Terms of Use:
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Credit Line:
The Nutting Family Correspondence was purchased by the New Hampshire Historical Society.
Level Description:
Item
Box Number:
1
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