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Hoyt, Emma L. | about | from Susan Crampton

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VC 1874

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Hoyt, Emma L. | to Mrs. Reed, Apr. 1872:

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April 07, 1872
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VC 1874

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Hoyt, Emma L. Letters, 1872

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1872
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1 letter from Hoyt to Mrs. Reed accompanied by a later letter from Susan Crampton to her friend Amy, concerning the discovery of Hoyt's letter. The Apr 1872 letter to Mrs. Reed discusses the historic election of a woman to Montpelier's school committee, meeting the famous author Gail Hamilton, and

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Neef, Nora | to Abbie Farwell, Nov. 5, 1866:

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November 5, 1866
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VC Prep 1866-1867; Spec 1867

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Neef, Nora. Letter, 1866

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1866
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1 letter from Neef to Abbie Farwell (VC 1872). Neef discusses the death of a mutual acquaintance, explains her busy academic schedule, and discusses news from friends and family (particularly regarding cholera).

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