NAWSA  General Correspondence  Mills, Harriet M.

April 3 1931
1074 WEST GENESEE STREET
SYRACUSE, N. Y.
Dear Alice Stone Blackwell
  It was most
dear of you to remember [?]
me again with an Easter
card. I feel unworthy because 
I am so dilatory myself.  
But I do appreciate &
enjoy your message muchly.
Thank you for it. What you
write of the Easter time is
beautiful.  Oliver Wendell Holmes'
lines appeal to me too, since
I still have the power & the
desire to work.
  Your mother's Life has delighted
my soul. Isabel Howland
gave it to me so it is
doubly precious.  You have given
a most sympathetic & interesting
story of the wonderful life of
your great mother.  I [lived?] your
parents & honored them deeply
The other member of the family is
very dear to me also. I send her
my love & blessings ever –
Yours in the bonds of a
common hope & faith -  Affectly
Harriet May Mills.

[*H M Mills 
Pleasant Word*]

                                                  Mills
FILE    VOTES FOR WOMEN   Harriet E S
New York State Woman Suffrage Association

President, MRS. RAYMOND BROWN       
294 West 92nd Street, New York   
Recording Secretary, MRS. NICHOLAS SHAW FRASER
Geneseo 
Corresponding Secretary, MRS. E. M. CHILDS
362 Riverside Drive, New York
Treasurer, MRS. H. W. CANNON
288 Madison Avenue, New York       
Office Hours of the President     
1 to 4 P. M., Mond., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri.                                                  

Board of Directors
MISS HARRIET MAY MILLS
926 W. Genesee Street, Syracuse
MRS. ARTHUR L. LIVERMORE
144 Park Avenue, Yonkers
MRS. HELEN PROBST ABBOTT
302 Beckley Bldg., Rochester
MRS. DEXTER P. RUMSEY
742 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo
MRS. GEORGE W. TOPLIFF
6 Matthews Street, Binghamton 

Headquarters, 180 Madison Ave., New York
Telephone, 1761 Madison Square      Jan'y 4, 1913
Dear Miss Blackwell
Please make
mention of the luncheon in
the Journal. It was an
unique occasion. All the 
out of town guests, of whom there
were many, spoke and great
enthusiasm was shown for the 
conference.
At the great Teachers' conventions
here last week, our president,
Mrs Canough & others distributed
literature which was gratefully re-

by most of the teachers.
Some [?] effective work was
thus done.
Yours cordially,
Harriet May Milk

Miss Harriet May Mills
President New York State
Woman Suffrage Assn
180 Madison Ave
NY

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