Letter from Henry to Mother, October 28, 1877

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Letter from Henry to Mother, October 28, 1877

Subject

Hymns; Infants; Postal service; Schools

Description

Henry writes to his mother about how people in Seville sang a hymn for Harriett's departure. Last he heard, she had arrived in Oakland is is staying with Dr Kerr. When Bella gets out of evening school, she takes the streetcar and Henry takes his horse and they meet up. The baby is growing strong and is about fourteen pounds.

Creator

Noyes, Henry Varnum

Source

The College of Wooster, Special Collections, Noyes Collection, Box #3

Publisher

Unpublished

Date

1877-10-28

Contributor

Council on Library and Information Resources Hidden Special Collections Grant

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PDF

Language

eng (English)

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noyes_c_cor_681

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[Note: Additional note sideways in the left margin]
We use the nice silver things you gave us every meal

Los Angeles Oct 28th
1877
My dear Mother
I have received
both your letter and Clara's
during this week and was
glad to hear all about Hattie's
leaving . I know how hard
it must have been for you
all and for her too. It
was nice that they sung
"Father WhatE'Er of Earthly bliss"
out under the shade of the
beech trees. I think that is
a beautiful hymn and is
very precious on account
of its associations. It was
nice of the good people of Seville
to make Hattie such a present.

I am glad they did it.
I hope to see the pretty things
after awhile and also the
nice watch. I hear that she
has arrived safe in Oakland
and is at Dr Kerr's. I pre-
sume I may hear from
her when the mail comes
in to-day. It comes in
every day about 2-o-clock
but I do not ordinarily
get the letters until I
go up to school in the
Evening. Bella has got
how so that she goes to
the evening school. She goes
in the street car + I on
my horse. I meet her

when she gets off [--and--]
about 5 minutes' walk from
the Mission Chapel + Schoolhouse.
The baby is getting
along rapidly in strength.
He weighs 14 pounds now
and seems very strong for a
boy of his age - makes
himself heard occasionally too.
I think Mary Anderson will
probably remain about a
month longer. She did
talk some of staying all
winter but I rather think
she has given that up, although
I do not think she is entirely
decided herself yet as to what
she will do.
I am glad so many

of the family could go to
Elyria. I can imagine
them on that long platform
in the moonlight. I remember
the place, as Hattie and I
stopped there a little while
on our way home form
Sandusky City.
Now I will say
good bye for this time as
I must go if I get this into
the office in time for the
mail. I am going to take care
of baby this Afternoon and let
Belle + her sister make some
calls.
Ever so much love to you all
from
-- Henry -
PS Bella would send her love I doubt not
if she was here



[注:左侧页边附加注]
我们使用您每顿饭给我们的精美银器

洛杉矶 10 月 28 日
1877年
我亲爱的妈妈
我收到了
你的信和克拉拉的
在这周,是
很高兴听到关于海蒂的一切
离开。我知道有多难
一定是给你的
一切,也为她。它
他们唱歌很好
“无论世间幸福的父亲”
在树荫下
山毛榉树。我认为那是
一首美丽的赞美诗
非常珍贵
的协会。它是
塞维利亚的好人
让海蒂成为这样的礼物。

我很高兴他们做到了。
我希望看到漂亮的东西
一段时间后,还有
漂亮的手表。我听说她
已安全抵达奥克兰
在克尔医生那里。我想我可能会听到
邮件来的时候她
在今天。它进来
每天2点左右
但我通常不会
收到信,直到我
上学
晚上。贝拉有
怎么让她去
夜校。她去
在街车里,我继续
我的马。我遇见她

当她下车时
步行约5分钟
使命教堂和校舍。
宝宝越来越
力量迅速增长。
他现在重14磅
并且看起来非常强大
他这个年纪的男孩 - 使
自己也偶尔听到。
我认为玛丽安德森会
大概还剩一个
多一个月。她做过
谈一些留下来
冬天,但我宁愿认为
她已经放弃了,虽然
我不认为她完全是
自己决定要做什么
她会的。
我很高兴这么多人

的家人可以去
伊利里亚。我能想象
他们在那长长的平台上
在月光下。我记得
这个地方,就像海蒂和我一样
在那儿停了一会儿
在我们回家的路上
桑达斯基市。
现在我要说
这次再见
如果我得到这个,我必须去
办公室及时
邮件。我要照顾
宝贝今天下午,让
贝儿和她的妹妹做一些
来电。
永远爱你们所有人

——亨利——
PS 贝拉会送她的爱,我怀疑不会
如果她在这里

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Noyes, Henry Varnum, “Letter from Henry to Mother, October 28, 1877,” Letters from Harriet Noyes: Missionaries and Women's Education in Nineteenth Century China, accessed May 4, 2024, https://noyesletters.org/items/show/745.

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