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              <text>Martha Berry expresses her sympathy for the death of Mrs.  Willard Saulsbury, who was a good friend of The Berry Schools. She encloses literature on endowed days that she hopes Mr. Gooch will pass on to a near family member of Mrs. Saulsbury so that her name can be permanently connected with the Schools. Miss Berry also thanks Mr. Gooch for distributing the cotton to the members of the Trust department at Christmastime. She also sends Mr. Gooch other literature about Berry that he might be interested in reading.  Miss Berry closes the letter with her request that Mr. Gooch send her the name and address of any relative of Mrs. Saulsbury that might want to endow a day in her name. </text>
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