Letter to Mrs. Williams from Martha Berry
In this letter Martha Berry thanks Mrs. Williams for her donation.
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Marths writes to Mr. Behm thanking him for the gift that the school received from him. She mentions that the school year has started off well with a full school again as well.
Inez writes from a visit to her 'Papa', sharing that she hopes to return to work soon.
Letter to Margaret L. Yardley from Martha Berry
Letter from Martha Berry to Mrs. Margaret L. Yardley extending an invitation to visit Berry.
Letter to Martha Berry from A.G. Zimmermann
A.G. Zimmermann, architect, donates $50 to the school to help rebuild a dormitory that was destroyed in a fire.
Letter from Miss Myra S. Young to Martha Berry
Miss Myra S. Young sends a $15 donation to the Berry Schools. She also asks if the books she sent to Berry in the summer were ever received.
Letter to Martha Berry from A. H. Woodward
Letter to Martha Berry from Ellen A. Wood
A letter to Martha Berry from Ellen A. Wood thanking Berry for the good work she is doing with her students. Wood makes a point to describe the big impact Berry is having on her country.
Letter from Martha Berry to Bessie Berry Wright
Berry updates her sister on her activities and advises that she should write to their mother to arrange repayment of Wright's payment for coal.
A thank you letter to Miss Berry from Ruth M. Witherspoon regarding a hotel in Rome.
Letter to "Principal" from F. E. Woodruff
F. E. Woodruff writes to the "Principal" of the Berry Schools on behalf of his church in Germantown, Pennsylvania. He enquires after the moral fortitude of the Rev. Mr. Curley, formerly of the Berry Schools, which has been put into question by rumors started upon his consideration for their pulpit, primarily as the result of a favorable letter from the Dean of the Berry Schools. Mr. Woodruff presents three questions to this "Principal," concerning Mr. Curley's morality, and he requires answers if not from the "Principal" then from someone equally informed on the subject. He adds that Mr. Curley insists that the reason for his dismissal from the Berry Schools was "the jealousy of Miss Berry, who was unwilling for anyone but herself to raise funds for the support of the schools."
Letter to Mrs. Chas. R. Witherspoon from the Berry Schools
The Berry Schools write to Mrs. Witherspoon to say that they know of no boarding places near the schools but there are comfortable rooms at the Hotel General Forest in Rome. There are also handwritten calculations on the back of the letter.