NAWSA  GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE  Campbell, Isabella

Kennard
November 8th 1919
My dear Miss Barry,
I was sorry
I was not able to 
see you when you
called, but "old age
brings many
infirmities".  The
memory of my last
parting from you and
the good Dr. will ever
remain with me. I

never read of Rannoch
Moor, but I think
of the jokes you
[you made] made when you
were to make your
fortune off the peat!
These were very
happy days, & pleasant
to look back on, &
how happy yourself
and the good old
Dr. made us all!
But I hope we will


all meet in a 
world where there will
be no sad partings.
I hope your journey
to England will be
a pleasant one.  I
know you will be
sorry to leave Kilmore
I am pleased you
have fine weather.
Annie & [?essie] join with
me in kindest love-
Ever dear Miss Barry
Yours very affectionately
Isabella Campbell

P.S.
Many thanks
for the Eau de Cologne
it was kind of you
to send it.

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