Albert B. Dorman to Calvin A. Frye, January 25, 1886

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942.92.025

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Albert B. Dorman

Recipient:

Calvin A. Frye

Annotator:

Calvin A. Frye

Date:

January 25, 1886

Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Albert B. Dorman on his lined printed stationery from Worcester, Massachusetts.

Archival Note: This letter includes a notation in the handwriting of Calvin A. Frye.

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Worcester, MassachusettsAs Written:Mass., 1/25 1886

Bro. Frye

PostalEditorial Note: This postcard is not extant. and letterEditorial Note: This letter is not extant. duly receivedAs Written:recd. There was a Mr. Taft who went from WorcesterEditorial Note: Worcester, Massachusetts I think to BrooklynEditorial Note: Brooklyn, New York, and I think was a student of Mrs. Leavitts, but am not sure, and I don't As Written: dont know what his first name was. He was not a student of mine, and I do not know anythingAs Written:any thing about him.

If you should have any correspondence with a Chas. A. Brigham don't As Written: dont have anythingAs Written:any thing do with him, he is a man of no principle whatever. This Brigham belongs here, in Worcester. – I thank you very much for thinking of me and sending notice of our Teachers preaching on Sunday and I regret not being just so I could be there for I do not see or hear her often, in fact do not hear any Scientific preaching at all. I hope you will notify me the next time.

Are the new books out, and should I wish to push the sale more, in my localityAs Written:locolity, can I have them in $100.00Editorial Note: 100.00 lots at $2.00Editorial Note: 2.00 each ? I suppose the retail price remains the same.

Respectfully

Bro. Dorman

⇉ Handshift:Calvin A. FryeYes if you will advertiseAs Written:adv. & push the sales[*]Archival Note: There is a line running up to the part of text that mentions the price here.

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Worcester, Mass.Expanded:Massachusetts, 1/25 1886

Bro. Frye

PostalEditorial Note: This postcard is not extant. and letterEditorial Note: This letter is not extant. duly recdExpanded:received. There was a Mr. Taft who went from WorcesterEditorial Note: Worcester, Massachusetts I think to BrooklynEditorial Note: Brooklyn, New York, and I think was a student of Mrs. Leavitts, but am not sure, and I dont Corrected: don't know what his first name was. He was not a student of mine, and I do not know any thingCorrected:anything about him.

If you should have any correspondence with a Chas. A. Brigham dont Corrected: don't have any thingCorrected:anything do with him, he is a man of no principle whatever. This Brigham belongs here, in Worcester. – I thank you very much for thinking of me and sending notice of our Teachers preaching on Sunday and I regret not being just so I could be there for I do not see or hear her often, in fact do not hear any Scientific preaching at all. I hope you will notify me the next time.

Are the new books out, and should I wish to push the sale more, in my locolityCorrected:locality, can I have them in $100.00Editorial Note: 100.00 lots at $2.00Editorial Note: 2.00 each; ? I suppose the retail price remains the same.

Respectfully

Bro. Dorman

⇉ Handshift:Calvin A. FryeYes if you will adv.Expanded:advertise & push the sales[*]Archival Note: There is a line running up to the part of text that mentions the price here.

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This postcard is not extant. This letter is not extant. Worcester, Massachusetts Brooklyn, New York 100.00 2.00 There is a line running up to the part of text that mentions the price here.