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Letter - from Woodrow Wilson to Mrs. Harriet L. P. Rice Letter to Mrs. Harriet L. P. Rice, Albany, New York signed from Woodrow Wilson on stationery with his name and address as Sea Girt, N. J. as follows: "My dear Mrs. Rice, I beg that you will…

Wooden nickel commemorating bicentennial celebration, 1768-1968. Formerly Bartlett Box

Copy of drawing of Woodbridge House

Small wooden stamp with cloth wrapped base. Use unspecified. Could have been used as a tool to smear wax before stamping. There is residual wax on bottom of cloth covered stamp.

Scan of photograph obverse and reverse showing a log and wood plank bridge crossing a river. The abutments are built from field-stone.

Record of Treasurer's Report of the W. B. S. 1935 to 1950

Record of Treasurer's Report of the W. B. S. 1909 to 1934

W B S Secretary's reports 1934 to 1955, leather bound. Refer to 2005a-096 and 2005a-097

W B S Secretary's reports 1956 to 1959. Refer to 2005a-096 and 2005a-097

W B S Secretary's reports 1894 to 1934, leather bound in poor condition bound by masking tape. Refer to 2005a-096 and 2005a-097

Black and white glossy photograph of WBS quilting at Edith Brewster's (Brodrick) June 21, 1939. Left to right: Jessie Brewster, May Kilbourn, Millie Smith, Bessie Ames, Mrs. Martin, Mary Smart, Irene Porter, Mrs. Russell, Josephine [Jo] Hewitt, May…

Black and white glossy photo showing wedding ring pattern quilt. On back is written: '1940 Wednesday, W.B.S. Annual Fair at Town Hall. Mrs. H. E. Smith at the top of Buffington won the quilt: 'The Bridal Wreath'

Directory of Women's Benevolent Society membership

Directory of Women's Benevolent Society membership

At home of Florence Bates (Mrs. Harry Bates) April 10, 1940. Lower right, front row: Elsie Bartlett.

45-6c and 45-6d are identical. At home of Florence Bates: April 10, 1940. Lower right, front row: Elsie Bartlett. Identify Bee Smith.

'Worthington Cook Book : Choice Selections of Tested Receipts compiled by the Women's Benevolent Society, Worthington, Mass.' 118 pages. Contents include: Rules for Baking, Bread, Rolls, Sandwiches, Sop, Fish, Meats, Eggs, Vegetables, Salads,…

"While the members of the Women's Benevolent Society held their 62nd annual church fair on the Village Green, across the street the men were painting the parsonage."

Articles from January and August 1928, Annual business meeting and planning for annual fair in August. Also details about annual budget and expenses. Names mentioned include: Mrs. T. C. Martin, Susan T. Rice, Ina Smith, Helen G. Burr, Anna A.…

Woman with a jig saw working on a boat.