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Letter to Martha Berry from Lydia Ceanlin
Thanking Martha Berry for watermelon she sent
Letter to Miss Berry from Lydia B. Penrose Hodge
Hodge sends Berry a check for $25 for the work of the schools.
Letter from Lydia B. Stokes to Martha Berry
Lydia Stokes sends Martha Berry a $100 to help cover the cost of the recent fire.
Letter from Lydia N.P. Roop to Martha Berry
Roop sends a contribution for the gymnasium, mentioning that it made her sad to see, during her visit to the school, where the students played.
Letter to Martha Berry from Lydia Durfee
Letter to Martha Berry from Lydia S. Durfee
Lydia S. Durfee writes to say that nothing has ever appealed to her as much as the mission of The Berry Schools and had planned to give money but has recently been robbed of nearly everything she had, so she is only able to send a $10 check from herself and $5 from an anonymous friend.
Letter from Lyla Henderson to Martha Berry
Since Berry is unable to speak, a prominent man of the community has been chosen.
Letter to Martha Berry from Lyla M. Henderson
Henderson, class of 1929, hopes Berry will speak at graduation exercises at the school where she teaches.
Letter to Emily Vanderbilt Hammond from Lynford Biddle
Biddle thanks Hammond for including him in the Pilgrimage to Berry, describing Martha Berry as "orderly, well balanced & practical." He notes that he has sent Hammond two films, with another to follow shortly.
Letter to Bessie Bonner from Martha Berry
Berry writes to Bonner to inform her of when she'll be home as well as to give instructions about quilts and Mrs. Ball.
Letter to Martha Berry from M. A. Harrington
Mr. Harrington writes to Martha about a piano that Mr. Phillips thought would look loving on the Girl's Dining room balcony. Mr. Phillips is willing to drop the price of the piano if paid in cash.
Letter to Martha Berry from M. B. Kimber