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Bernice A. Smith
Hemlock Lake
N.Y.
Dec 25th 1885
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Compliments of
May Ritzenthaler
Livonia Sta.
N.Y.
Jan 18th ‘88
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Sincerely yours
Linnie Gambee
West Fayette
N.Y.
Jan. ‘88
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An unknown script
By an unknown author.
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“Dare to do right”
Your Mother
Persis E. Smith
Hemlock Lake
N.Y.
Dec 30th 1885
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An unknown script
By an unknown author.
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Now your school mate
Always your friend
Geo E. Purcell
Richmond N.Y.
Feb 21st 1886
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Bernice
When you are old
And cannot see
Put on your specks
And think of me
Nellie Ramsey
Jan 12th 1887
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T. A. Caswell
Livonia N.Y.
Feb 24, ‘88
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One of your many friends
Jessie L. Sanger
Livonia Sta.
New York.
Feb. 17th 1888.
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Remember me
Your true friend
Addie Powell
Livonia Sta.
N.Y.
Always what goodies in History we have
January 25th 1888
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Your Loving Friend
Emma Westlake
Hamilton N.Y.
Jan. 18th, 1887.
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Your friend and schoolmate
Murry C. Reed Jan 24
Hemlock Lake
N.Y.
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Aug 19th 1887
To Bernice
Remember well and bear in mind
A faithful friend is hard to find
But when you find one kind and true
Change not the old one for the new
Jettie Brockway
Springwater Liv.Co. N.Y.
Remember the 19th
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When you get married,
And live up stairs,
For the sakes of the cats,
Don’t put on airs.
Ever your Friend
Minnie Ames
Livonia Sta.
Liv. Co. N.Y.
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Duties are ours
Events are Gods
Your friend
Lovisa Hahn
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“People whose opinion is worth having,
will judge you by the company you keep,
the books you read and the occupations
in which you find most pleasure.”
Very sincerely your friend,
Lillian E. Hamilton
Jan. 1st 1886
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To Bernice,
Some write for pleasure
Some write for fame
But I write simply
To sign my name,
Carrie Smith
July 9, Canadice
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Bernice
In life storms when you need an umbrella
May you have to uphold it
a handsome young fellow.
Mary Bostwick
Honeoye
Dec 6th 1886
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Remember me Bernice.
Bessie Hayward
Hemlock Lake NY
Dec 5 1886
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Jan 18th
Richmond Ont. Co.
Compliments of your
new school mate.
Dick OSeahy
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My beauty and truth
keep you in youth
green tea and sage
preserve you in old age.
Your friend and school mate
Charley Hayward
Jan 4th 1886
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Your true friend and school mate.
Charlie Briggs
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Hoping you will be
able to meet the “rainy days”
of life with cheerful resignation.
I am very truly your friend
Mable Stillman
Jan 16 1886 Canadice
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Ella E. Hoyt
Livonia N.Y.
Feb. 14, 1888
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Your friend
Georgia Wallace
Livonia Sta. Liv. Co. N.Y.
Feb. 14th 1888
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Dear Bernice
May you ever be the same
Changing nothing but your ?
Your Friend
Edith J. Metcalf
Livonia N.Y.
January 16th 1888
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When you get married
come and see me dear friend
George L. Briggs
Hemlock Lake N.Y.
Jan. 4 1886
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On this leaf, in memory prest,
May my name forever rest.
Your Friend
Mary Courtney
Jan 5 1866
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Remember me
Bernice
May your virtues ever spread
like butter on warm gingerbread
Ever your friend
Grace Foster
Jan 5, 1886
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“A little body often harbors great soul”
Lucy E. Purcell
Maple Lawn, Feb. 20th 1886
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Jan 31st
Your friend,
Mary E. Smith,
Canadice
N.Y.
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Your True Friend
Edith L. Palmer
Hemlock Lake
New York
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Your true friend
Fannie Ray
Hemlock Lake
N.Y.
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Your friend
Harry P. Reed
Honeoye N.Y.
Feb 18 - 86
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Dear Bernice,
So live, that in thy last long sleep,
Smiles may be thin while
all around thee weep.
Yours lovingly
Isabel Gilbert
Jan. 1 1886
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Cora L. Doolittle
Hemlock Lake N.Y.
March 11, 1886
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“May the morn of thy life
be bright and joyous,
the noontide, gloriously hopeful,
the sunset, peaceful and happy.
Fannie A. Trimmer
Hemlock Lake, N.Y.
Jan. 18 ‘86
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Unknown script.
H. C. Smith
Livonia, Sta.
N.Y.
? 21, 1892
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Your Friend
H. E. Hayward
Hemlock Lake N.Y.
Feb 19 1886
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Your Brother
Hawley Smith
Hemlock Lake N.Y.
Feb 7 1886
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Your friend
Ella Spain
Livonia N.Y.
Jan 16th 1888
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Gaurd well thy thoughts;
our thoughts are heard in heaven.
Your sincere friend.
Inez M. Hayward
Hemlock Lake
Liv. County New York
Jan 16th 1886.
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Remember me kindly
Your friend
Emma Corte
Feb 1st 1886
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Will S. Trimmer
Hemlock Lake
N.Y.
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Happiness; a phanton,
all are seeking,
few can find.
Your loving schoolmate
Edna Trimmer
Hemlock Lake N.Y.
Jan. 6th 1886
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Your friend,
Dora Mather
Livonia N.Y.
Jan. 13th 1888
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Your friend,
Anna Reed,
Livonia N.Y.
Jan. 13th ‘88.
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Hickory nuts.
Your friend
Linnie Bettis
Livonia Sta. N.Y.
Jan 13, 1888.
Chums.
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Your Friend,
Stella Francis,
Livonia Sta. New York.
Jan. 13, ‘88.
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Nelly B. Garlinghouse,
Allen’s Hill, N.Y.
Feb. 14th 1888
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Dear Bernice,
On the last pages of your life,
May the angels write “Peace.”
Your friend
Lena N.
Hemlock Lake
December 16, 1886
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Nothing great is lightly won,
Nothing won is lost,
Every good deed nobly done,
Will repay the cost.
Nellie Bostwick
Honeoye
March 28 1886.
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