Letter to Robert B. Cridland from Martha Berry
Martha Berry explains to Mr. Cridland that he was supposed to send designs for the bird baths and benches in the garden.
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Letter to Mr. Gridland from Martha Berry
Martha Berry asks Mr. Gridland for the plans of the summer house so that she can get as much done as possible while she is there this summer.
Letter to Martha Berry from Robert B. Cridland
Mr. Cridland explains to Martha Berry that he will be in Greensboro for the next two days and will receive her letter there.
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Martha Berry explains to Mr. Cridland that he should write to her when he is coming to visit. She also asks about landscaping for Oak Hill.
Letter to Robert Cridland from [Unknown]
The author writes that they no longer have anything to do with the grounds at Berry, and requests that Mr. Cridland writes to Miss Berry or Mr. Russell's office.
Letter to Martha Berry from Robert Cridland
Letter to Martha Berry from Amelia Crittenden
Mrs. Crittenden donates $10 because this is all she feels she can give now that she is interested in Crossnore.
Alice writes to Martha with a check for the school.
Letter to The Berry Schools from Mrs. Charles Pelham Curtis Jr.
Mrs. Curtis writes that she has paid a full subscription in May so she asks them not to ask her for one twice a year because it annoys her and it won't do any good.
Letter from Martha Berry to Frances Curtis
Berry wishes that Curtis would visit the schools.
A Letter to Mr. James Curtis from Martha Berry
Martha Berry expresses that she knew Mr. Curtis years ago in his mothers home in Boston, and has always wanted him to visit the Berry schools. She says that he would be interested in the work they are doing.