Blackwell Family
Blackwell, Alice Stone

General Correspondence

Drury, JuliaJulia Drury

259 High Street
Bristol R.I.
Dear Miss Blackwell
    Thank you for
letting me see these
letters. It is
pathetic to think of
poor Mr. Lezereff
not being allowedany more freedom in this country. I hope he found his wife alive.
Babie has letter are always a joy. We can't help loving her even though we feel the difference to her conceptions. 
Truly yours, 
Julia C. Drury
September 15th
259 High Street
Bristol R.I.
Dear Miss  Blackwell
     Thank you for letting
me see these letters.  I hope
I did not keep them too long.
I hoped for some that she
wrote to Helena Dudly as
they often had messages to
me. Perhaps you will
come across some of them
     Truly yours
              Julia C. Drury
Feb. 21st259 High Street
Bristol R.I.

My dear Miss Blackwell
I want to thank
you for thinking of me at
Easter.
I am enclosing a copy
of a letter I had from
Babushka. One to
Mr. Henuloff came in the
same envelope. He isgoing to have his printed in
the "Phoenix," our local paper.
I will send you a copy
as soon as it comes out.
Isn't it wonderful to
think of her being free?
I was almost afraid
she would die of joy.
I hope she is consulted
in the affair of state.
Truly yours
Julia E Drury
May 24th