Blackwell Family
Alice Stone Blackwell                                                                                Blackwell, EmmaEast Orange                                                                                                             
May 25, 1905
Dear Alice,
We are in the last
day of our stay here- Mrs.
King takes possession of all
our cosy corners on Saturday.
[Leovina?], Anna and I go tomorrow.
George will stay over to
install Mrs. King and give
her the keys, and next week
we go to The Vineyard for ten
days more or less, to return
to Gardner and let Miss Danforth
have her vacation begin on
June 14th.
If convenient to you, we
should like to spend MondayEmma
four days from Aunt
Emily, during which she
told me a lot about 
the hard early times of
the N.Y. Infirmary -
very interesting: a great
many little things
that one does not get
in the published reports.
I must try hard to 
live up to my aunts,
but never expect to be
able to do it. Aunt Ey
is not at York, + 
finds it rather cold, but
pleasant. Papa is addressing
suffrage conventions
in Vt. + N. H. I have been
speechifying at a peace
lunch given in honor of
Napoleon Bonaparte Wyse,
a great grand nephew 

of Napoleon: also at Boston University Convocation 
with considerable applause. Very busy get getting readynight with you. George, Anna 
and I, preparatory to going to 
the Vineyard on Tuesday. Leovina
will probably spend the night in
Fitchburg, with her cousins as she
did before, and join us on the
boat - she taking it at New Bedford
and we at Woods Hall. She will
not in any case be with us
at Boston. 
5 P.M.
There is no time to say more
Please send a card to Gardner to 
say yes or no.
Yours always very
affectionately
Emma. 

Dear Alice 
I expect to go direct to
Boston Saturday - may arrive
Saturday night or else Sunday
morning. Don't let my
coming put you out for if
full I can get quarter
with Howard - no news-
as well - 
afy- Emz - 
3 Park St. Boston, Mass.
June 9, 1905
Dear Kitty: 
Here is a batch of
family letters. Some
of them have been
delayed through being
sent to Howard, +
We had a pleasant visit 
of three or
[*to start off for Oregon. Your aff. cousin,
Alice Stone Blackwell.]