NAWSA            GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE            HOWLAND, Isabel

NEW YORK STATE WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION,
ISABEL HOWLAND, CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
SHERWOOD, N. Y.  April 16, 1895
Dear Miss Blackwell
   You are so very
kind - I dont know how to
thank you.
   I have joined the Friends of
Armenia and we are sending
off resolutions.  Every one counts
of course though it comes from
an unknown country society.
Cordially,
Isabel Howland.

[*Isabel Howland
  Arm.*]


[*H*]
OPENDORE
AURORA, R. F. D.
NEW YORK
Dear Miss Blackwell:
   I want to thank
you for the great pleasure -
beyond words to
express - I have had
in reading your mother's
life -
   How it brought back
her kindness to Miss
Mills & me the winter
we were in Boston,
her unfailing welcome
to the Woman's Journal

office, our lovely day at
the Dorchester home, the
many times I saw her
at Conventions.
   Memories of then & afterward
of your father.
How plainly I've
[Miss?] both now!
You have been such
a worthy daughter.
The realization must
give you satisfaction
in living on without
them.


OPENDORE
AURORA, R. F. D.
NEW YORK
Always you have
worked to "make the
world better."
   Sincerely yours,
   Isabel Howland.
Jan. 27, 1931 -

HOTEL BELLEVUE
BEACON STREET - BEACON HILL
BOSTON
CHARLES A. WOOD
   MANAGING DIRECTOR
TELEPHONE HAYmkt 2981
CABLE ADDRESS BELLEVUE BOSTON

Nov. 8, 1930 —
Dear Miss Blackwell:
   Your letter has
followed me to Boston
and I am wishing I was
seeig you instead of
writing.
   I did not know you
had given your old home
to the Morgan Memorial
and I am very much
interested.  When a good
thing is done for colored
people I am grateful


All my life I have been
in an atmosphere of interest
in their interests and
I am glad when among
so many things that are
hard something bright &
encouraging comes.
   I am sure Aunt Emily
would have responded
to your request with
much sympathy and
I enclose a check in
her name.  I am trying
as best I can to keep
up her interests - No
one can take her place
but I try to do what
she would like to have
done.  But of such
need, such great need


HOTEL BELLEVUE
BEACON STREET - BEACON HILL
BOSTON
CHARLES A. WOOD
   MANAGING DIRECTOR
TELEPHONE HAYmkt 2981
CABLE ADDRESS BELLEVUE BOSTON

in the schools!  And one
can do so little - The
same story, with changes,
comes from them all.
You get it [all] too, no
doubt.
   I am stopping a few
days on my way home
from Maine.  Boston
always holds one - it
is hard to get away.
   Appreciatively and
   affectionately yours,
   Isabel Howland.

[*Isabel Howland
w check*]


Again a welcome 
Christmas
message from
you- & again my
thanks.
I live over &
over the old days
when I used to
see you & your
dear father & mother.


I wish changes
need not come.
But we have always 
the memories

(Joyeux Noel
et voeux Sincères pour la
Nouvelle Année)

My love to you
Isabel Howland
24 rue d'Artois
Paris
Dec 28, 1938.

24 rue d'Arton's
Paris
April 3, 1938

Dear Miss Blackwell:
I am so very sorry 
about your eyes. I
sympathetic with understanding 
because for a
good while I have feared
what has come to you.
I am so very sorry.
I have looked forward, 
dear Miss Blackwell,
with eagerness at seeing
your mother's biography.
On Jan 4th I sent a
check to Mrs. Stantial
of $2.00, thinking to
pay for the postage

Isabel Howland
The cancelled check
has come back to me
but I have not received 
the book. Will
some friend be kind enough 
to ask Mrs. Stantial 
if it was sent?
I am sorry enough if 
it has been lost.
Most faithfully yours
always,
Isabel Howland

P.S. I have lost Mrs. S's
address & cannot write her 
I.H.

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