Miriam Van Waters Papers. Reformatory for Women at Framingham, 1876-1970. Subseries 3. Student correspondence, 1936-1971, n.d. Correspondence: D, 1936-1971. A-71, folder 290. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

Sept 12, 1933

Dr. Van Waters:

This note is interesting because of its rarity. Perhaps you would like to read it.

H.M.W.

September 01 1933

My dear Dr Wheelsie

Thaks very much for letting me to to Eveans Memorial hospital for a week such a wonderful Hospitial and good examinations Please send for me and let me know how I came out in all the examinations

Faitfully Thankfully

Lorraine Gertrude Dupreee

Evans folder

[1933]

September 10

My dear Doctor Van Waters

Thanks for letting me go to Eveans Memorial Hospital for a week I would love to talk to you in person Doctor Wheelsie

Faitfully

Lorraine G Dupress..

ntice: Dr [Wiestling?]

Evans

9/18/33

10/6/36

My Dear Dr Van Waters

I am sending you this little note asking if I may on the next Assembly read about out little industry which is the laundry I have asked Mary Lee about it but didnot hear from her I am now asking you because I am interested in my work and I feel that you all should know about it also. From Harriett Duncan

Framingham Mass Box 99 Oct. 2, 1932

Dear Dr. - Van Waters

I am perfectly satisfied I am trying to obey orders and try to do what is right

Bessie Dunham

Tuesday, Jan. 31, 1956 Route #1, Box 354 Laurel, Maryland

Dear Mrs. Van Waters;

Your gift sent to me thru the boys was very much appreciated. Thank you for your thoughtfulness.

The boys were full of conversation upon arriving home. Each one vieing with the other to be heard first. It was bedlam for a while,