▪ Year Items Donor 71.1 6 Norton, Edward, Mrs. 71.2 4 Parise, Ralph, Mrs. 71.3 7 Norton, Edward, Mrs. 71.4 1 Dutton, Royal, Mrs. 71.5 1 Stevens, Hazel, Miss 71.6 3 Latham, David, Yrs. Z' 71.7 1 Greig, Wallace, Mrs. 71.8 1 Barton, Charles, Mrs. U) X D w 71.9 4 Reed, Everett, Mrs. < fr > Norton, Edward, Mrs. xc2E 71.10 19 0rt , D 71.11 1 Farnum, Harold, Mrs. .. >w hi 71.12 3 Central Congregational Church O D Emerson, Bradford, 0. p0 71.13 3 ,c Pettee, Cristy, Mrs. .< Da. 71.14 12 71.15 1 Skelton, Donald, Jr. 71.16 132 Scoboria, Marjorie, Miss 71.17 11 Stevens, Hazel, Miss 71.18 21 Stevens, Hazel, Miss 71.19 1 Mitchell, Ruth, Mrs. 71.20 1 Harrington School Children 71.21 1 Hiscoe, deMerritt, Dr. 71.22 3 Chew, Ernest, Mrs. 71.23 69 Turner, Gardner, Mrs. 71.24 1 Johnson, Ralph, Mr. & Mrs. 71.25 2 Lahue, Warren, C. 71.26 4 Stewart, Jessie,Atwood 71.27 1 Stewart, Frederick, Mrs. 71.28 32 Stevens, Hazel, Miss ..-- 71.29 13 Warren, Miriam, Miss 71.30 11 Davis, Carl, J. 71.31 9 Brown, Berniece, Miss, Estate 71.32 8 Wolf, Roacoe, Mrs. 71.33 1 Marchand, George, Mr. & Mrs. 71.34 15 Wells, Evelyn, Miss 71.35 1 Gumb, Lena, Miss 71.36 28 Eddy, Donald, Mrs. 71.37 8 Norton, Edward, Mrs. 71.38 11 Scoboria, Marjorie, Miss 71.39 3 Ball, Lester, W. 71.40 1 deJager, Melvin, Yrs. 71.41 2 Lahue, Richard, C. 71.43 3 Harris, Grace, Miss 71.44 169 Stevens, Hazel, Miss 71.45 14 Reid, Raymond, A. 71.46 2 Anderson, August, Mrs. 71.47 1 Libby, Guy, Mrs. 71.48 9 Pohl, David, Mrs. 71.49 1 Swanson, Paul, Mrs. 71.50 3 Parker, Bradley 71.51 1 Smith, Clare, Miss 71.52 2 Tousignant, John, Mrs. 71.53 1 Farrington, Harriet, Mrs. 71.54 101 Norton, Edwgd, Mrs. McQuesten, Alberta, Miss ...... 71.56 14 71.57 1 Lamont, Corliss, Dr. 71.58 2 Wells, Evelyn, Miss 71.59 3 Paignon, Mabel, Miss

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Mrs. Edward W. Norton nee Lucia Wilma Perkins 115 Robin Hill Rd., Chelmsford, Mass.

received: 1-5-1971 J.F. acknowledged: registered: 1-11-1971 J.F. labeled: 1-12-1971 J.F.

donor card: min N.S . object card: mab 1978 dcnor card mab 1979

1 book: Aunt Jo's Scrap Lui, Louisa May Alcott; pub. by Roberts Bros., Boston 1873 2 book: Blue and Gray, A Graphic History of the Army of the Potomac and that of Northern Virginia, including the Brilliant Engagements of These Forces fvom 1861-1865; a complete roster of the two great armies; 20 full paged maps; by Rev. Theodore Gerrich and Rev. John S. Hutchinson; pub, by Brady, Mace and Company, Bangor, Maine 1884 3 book: The Wonderful Story of Christ and His Apostles by Hesba Stretton; a complete life of each of the Twelve Apostles; illuminated with 8 color plates; entered in the office of the Librarian of Congress 1905 4 book: The Uplift Speaker. a complete handbook of entertainment for all ages and occasions -- reci- tations, readings, plays, drills, tableaux, etc; by Frances Putnam Pogle, B.E.; pub. by Uplift Pub. CO. 1911 5 book: The Standard Dictionary of Facts, handbook of ready reference based upon everyday needs; compiled by Henry W. Ruoff, M.A.; pub. by The Frontier Press Co., Buffalo, N.Y. 1918 x 6 book: Hymns of Worship and Service for the Sunday School; pub. by The Century Co., N. Y. . 1920 71.2

Mrs. Ralph S. Perlee nee B. Muriel Bridges 135 Pine Hill Rd., Chelmsford, Mass. received: 1-10-1971 J.F. acknowledged: registered: 1-11-1971 J.F. labeled: 1-18-1971 J.F. donor card: *-.f11-1S1f. object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 Annual Reports, Town of Chelmsford, Mass. a 1930 h 1941 b 1931 1 1942 1933 j 1943 k 1944 1 1950 .„.s.,f-----.1937- m 1957 1938 g h 1‘

2 color slide: display of Blown Glass shown at meetimIof Chelmsford Historical Society, March 3-, 1970; arr. by Mrs. Harold Farnum

3 color slide: another view of arr. above 4 color slide: 71.3

Lucia. W. Norton 115 Robin Hill Rd. Chelmsford, Mass.

received: 1-12-1971 J.F. acknowledged: registered: 1-12-1971 J.F. labeled: 1-12-1971 J.F. donor card: g-a1-191:1- 1.05. object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 book: Jack Hall or The School Days of an American Boy by Hobert Grant; Pub. By Jordan Marsh and Co., Boston 1888 2 publications: The Irritator, by students of Chelmsford High School a January No. 1920 Easter " 1920 c Commencement No. 6/23/1920 J-d Vol. 1, No. 1; Nov. 1920 " 1, " 2; Jan. 1921 " 1, " 3; Mar. 1921 " 1, " 4; Apr. 1921 h " 1, " 5: May 1921 vi " 1, " 6; June 1921 ,j " 2, " 1; Oct. 1921 k " 2, " 2; Dec. 1921 Christmas No.; red cover " 2, " 3; Feb. 1922 vm " 2, " 4; Mar. 1922 v n " 2, " 6; May 1922 3 publications: The Ranger; published and printed by students of Chelmsford High School ✓a Christmas No. 1922 (?) A February No. 1923 I/0 Spring No. 1923 d Commencement 4■To. 1923

4 doll: china; blonde hair, blue eyes; size, wearing white drawers, slip, white lawn dress with yellow roses Clothing and Accessories a corn husk mattress: 5* x 3 x 3/4"; with eyelet embroidered linen handkerchief covering b pillow: 2 x 3"; white curtain net outlined in rose with bow in corner; cotton stuffed 71.3

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puff: 2+ x 4i"; ecru curtain net outlined in rose yarn and with a diagonal design from corner to corner; bows at each corner and in center d blanket: 3 x 4:1"; violet flowered gray flannel, machine stitched around edges in pink e dress: dark blue crepe on gray ribbed ribbon f dress: embroidered net and tulle with headband to match g dress: light blue silk with 7/8" waist band h skirt: navy blue faille with shoulder straps; antique steel buckles, 5/8" x 47:" i 2-piece dress: medium blue faille with white Testae j ribbon dress: brown stripes, blue stripes and black and white cheks k cape: dark brown faille with gold ribbon ties 1 shoe bag: taupe silk with 2 pockets; 1" black ribbon handles m hat: blue silk, wide brim, with pink ribbon and blanket stitch trim; pink silk lining n hat: lavender and white organdie; wide brim; unlined o beret: dark brown faille with gold band and bow p hair ribbon bow: 2 tones, burgandy and rose q necklace: i" pink beads

5 cake stand: footed; clear glass; 84" diam. x 4" high; base, design in pressed glass: button and daisy alter- nating with a "buzzed" pineapple design; Note: from the estate of Mrs.1'1,4citb ,/

6 typewritten article: Where the Ice Came From by Katherine Wilder; omfr t17-7Maine Times", 1/1/1971, 1819; footnote by Lucia Wilma Norton: Ice Ctttit* on the Merrimack River 7 newspaper article: 200 Indians Gather at Lowell for Pow-Wow; Lowell Sun, 1/22/1971 from the 71.1+

Mrs. Royal P. Dutton nee Helen (Mills) 32 Boston Rd., Chelmsford, Mass. received: 1-19-1971 H.P. acknowledged: registered: 1-19-1971 J.F. labeled: donor card: 8'-147-011 "- object card: mab 1 978 donor card mab 1979

1 book: History of Chelmsford, Massachusetts by The Rev. Wilson Waters, M.A., B.O.; printed for the Town by the Courier-Citizen Company, Lowell, Mass. 1917

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Kiss Hazel Stevens 44 High St., Chelmsford, Mass.

received: 1-29-1971 J.F. acknowledged: same registered: 2-5-1971 lobeled: 2-7-1971 J.P. donor cord: mab 1979 object card: mab 1 978

1 book: The Historical Collection of Insurance Company of North America, 1792 - 1967, by M.J. KcCosker; Philadelphia 1967; produced by the Beck Engraving Co., Philadelphia and New York contents: marine paintings, prints, records, memorabilia and books; ship models, maps; books and paintings of fires, firemen, firefighting equipment, memorabilia; engine plates, prints, early records and documents; other Americana

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Ars. David A. Latham (nee Harriet Flemings) 38 Boston Ad., Chelmsford, mass. received: 2-10-1971 J.F. and acknowledged: Mrs. Albert J. Lupien registered: 2-10-1971 J.F. (nee Evelyn Flemings) labeled: 7-21-1971 F.d . eJ. 2 Sycamore St., donor card: Chelmsford, Mass. object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 autograph album: size, " x "; contains the signatures of many famous men and women: Ralph rigida Emerson, Louise. May Alcott, ailliam Ellery Chinning, Lucy Larcom, Stephen Foster, and others. This album belonged to the donors' great-grandmother, Mrs. Joel Adams 2 mustache curler: 64" long; decorative silver handle, 3"; lever has pearl button to press for opening 3 needle threader: 1 3/4" drum shaped wooden base, 1" high , with center rod 1" high for holding spool; lic" double convex lens is suspended from arched wire 4:!1." high 71.7

Mrs. Wallace Greig 11 Hornbeam Hill Hd., Chelmsford, Mass. received: 2/10/1971 J.F. a cknowledged: 7Z/1,y/i y registered: 2/10/1971 J•F• labeled: donor card: 5"-31 - 1R11 H-S , object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 "whimsey": blown glass; light green with white streaks in morning glory shape and design with stippled and fluted flower section tapering in a i" diameter spiraled stem ending in a coil; overall height, 6" with 3" coiled base; flower opening at top is 2 3/4" in diam. Note: This was a gift to Mrs. Greig from Mrs. Octavia Sweetser, who Aaid it was very, very old. it is quite possible, considering the early fami- ly from which it came, that this is a piece of -649-e-IA444mgi—g44664:-. An exceptionally fine pieces 71.8

Mrs. Charles K. Barton 15 Acton Rd., Chelmsford, Aass.

received: 2/10/1971 J.F. acknowledgedilij:/: registered: 2/10/1971 J.F. labeled: donor card: 'S-31 - 1 1 1 2 H. S . object card: mab 1978

butter churn: clear glss; 5" high with 4" square base; 5,9 on bottom; 44!" round galvanized iron cover screws onto jar; 2 3/4" x 14" double- fold metal paddles attached in center section to 4" long metal shaft which extends up through cover into heavy geared mechanism turned by hand crank with 2" wooden hand grip; mechanism is attached in. a metal frame on top of cover; overall height, 11"

Note: This churn was found by Ars. Barton in the Acton Road house formerly the home of Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Parkhurst 71.9

Mrs. Everett Heed and Helen Poland. (dau. of Ars. Reed) 18 Rainbow Ave., Chelmsford, [lass.

received.: 2/17/1971 J.F. acknowledged: IL/41/.9'7/ registered: 2/17/1971 J.F. labeled: donor card.: object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 hat: man's tall black silk; belonged to Clifford W. Reed, grandfather of Mrs. Poland; worn with long frock coat when a. Deacon of the 2nd Church of Dorchester. top oval, 8 x .n"; bottom oval, 13 x 10"; brim of very fine black wool, edged with black grosgrain, all hand sewn; white satin lining; leather sweat band; 11;nglish manufacture, Seal; Scott & Co., Hf.tters to His Majesty, the King and the Royal Family; 1 Old Bond St., Piccadilly, W.; made for Collins & Fairbanks, 383 Washington St., Boston, Mass. ,/ a box: oval, 13 x 10 x 7"

a - 1 cover: oval, deep; cover design: telephone and tele- graph address; established in reign of King George IV; Henry Heath Ltd., Hst Manufacturers to His Majesty the King; patronized by many Royal Families of valentines: early 1900 period -1 Germany; Raphael Tucke & Son; girl with large rose and pink bows 1, -2 " ; Raphael Tuck & Sons; boy with big hat and movable eyes -3 a ; 4" fold-out; girl with pink apron, boy with green and white suit ,, N-, - 4 ; 4" fold-out; boy in blye with flowers . -5 9 ; LP" " " ; basket of lilies-of-valley 4.-6 9 ; 4 3/4" fold-out; boy with flowers and doves, waving hat -7 " ; 4 3/4" fold-out; boy and girl with lilacs .-8 a ; 4 3/4" " D ; wide-eyed boy in chair with red heart v- 9 9 ; 5 3/4" fold-out; girl in front of wind- mill ri ro` ,/-10 ; 6" fold-out; two of Cupid's winged messengers (nude) on heart )411 a ; 7" fold-out; winged and draped "messen- ger of love" with letter in heart of violets 71.9

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2 valentines (continued) J-12 probably German; fold-out; crossed hands, roses, doves 2),i2=13 ; 7" fold-out; 2 girls in blue and yellow seated on fence, with flowers and doves -14 a ; 6" fold-out; girl in red hat and coat with mixed bouquet, crossed hands with doves ; 7i x 5" fold-out; winged cupid with ring of forget-me- nots seated on branch among garden flowers; brown fence and doves in foreground V -16 ; 4 3/4" fold-out; basket of blue daisies -17 German: 8" fold-out; carriage outlined in forget-me-nots; trimmed with roses; fence and forget-me-nots in front /-18 Canada: 5 3/8" fold-out; boy in green, girl in pink in front of rose trellis -19 Italy: 8 x 6" fold-Out; tt Loving Valentine for Mother; 3 winged cupids in garden among myriads of roses and forget-me-nots ✓=20 U.S.A.: 4 x 3" folder; Cupid, nude in broken heart -21 Germany: 4 x 3" single; girl with violets coming through opening gate v-22 U.S.A.: 3 3/4 x 2 3/4" folder; sun bonnet girl and overall boy; blue apple blossoms around center picture ,/-23 3 3/4 x 2 3/4" folder; bird on pink flowered branch v-24 : 3 3/4 x 3i" heart shaped folder; Colonial costumed boy in gold, girl in pink overskirt and hat, red parasol - 25 : 55 x 5 3/4" pink flowered heart folder; 2 children in white within a pink forget-me-not heart in center ,/-26 : 4 5/8" nurse cutout -27 " : 5 5/8" fold-out; girl's head with red ribbon bow (side view) ✓ - 28 : 5" fold-out; boy in yellow and brown checked suit in front of red-flowered pallette 71 .9

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2 valentines (continued) 4,--29 6i" cutout; boy with telephone; movable arm holding receiver; movable eyes and necktie

-30 6i" cutout; Dutch girl with movable eyes pointing to clock - sweetheart

x' - 31 5 x 5 7/8" heart-shaped valentine with a movable Jack climbing the Beanstalk S ,V -32 8" x 6i" (open) folding red tissue heart with red tissue canopy and pedestal; girl with heart locket stands beside basket of green leaves and red hearts v"-33 9 x 5i" cutout; yellow haired girl with blue and white, heart-trimmed dress holds movable valentine bouquet ✓-34 8i" x 5 3/8" foldout; girl in green with slate stands behind red-flowered tree, with yellow car in front T ✓-35 postcard: boy with mandolin serenading girl in window

3 postcard: birthday greetings; 2 girls in pink and lavender dresses and small basket discover bed of flowers; printed in Germany ,T)4 postcard: flags of Allied countries and U.S. soldier of World. War I 71.10

Mrs. Edward W. Norton nee Lucia Wilma. Perkins 115 Robin Hill Hd,, Chelmsford, Mass.

received: 2/17/1971 J.F. acknowledged: registered: 2/17/1971 J.F. labeled: donor card: '--31- 0 7.2 14. S object card: mab 1978 dcnor card mab 1979

1 bowl: irridescent glass; green; "Corona."; 2k" diam. x 1k" high; ,c. ; I*" base with pontil ; irregular oval shape 2 fan: colors, deep blues, orange, purple, green; painted center decoration of Crusader; signed, Bartul, Paris; Europe, Moyan Age; 11" overall; handle 5", held by ivory rivets on end a. box: 111- x 14 x 1"; black and gold paper covered; paper hinged; "Eventales" - Bartul, Paris •3 book: The Busy Man's Friend, or Guide to Success by ?acts and Figures; by Prof. J. L. Nichols, A.M.; a compen- dium of legal and business forms; pub. by E. E. Knowles & Co., Portland, Maine 1902 book: The Voyage of the Mary Adair by Frances E. Crompton; a children's book; cover: little firl in blue dress and cap with sail boat

5 picture frame: ivory pyraloid - a development after celluloid; x 5 3/4" with 5" stand, 3" at base

6 c10.7117: from well 4 10/2 59; _a Dusan Yealmers.,0 Abf LoWel ; antic e o he Li a,' • I\ dradlagr Me .nic sSociat ; the ..1 Monument

7 glass pen: amber color; hand blown at A. G. Pollard Co. store; 7 . 3/4" long overall, with sharp twisted point lt" long; pen is 3/8" diem. arrowhead: 1 5/8" x 1 1/8"; base, 1" across; picked up by Mr. Wilbur Bailey, 134 Dalton Rd., corner of Miland Ave., aestlands, while mowing his lawn 9 Chelmsford. matches: red tipped; 2 strips, 1 7/8" wide x 2i", and. 2i" x 14"; made by Ezekial Byam in the Byam match shop, South Chelmsford, c. 1835 Note: Mr. Hobert Barris, Sr., of East Chelmsford saved these matches from an old store in Billerica, Mass.

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00,a 10 sewing basket: sweet grass; top diameter; bottom, 5 3/4"; \JAI: 7.5 c;i1Ftir 3 1 " high 0, 11 sewing basket: sweet grass; diameter at top; at bottom RLac 12 beeswax: grey-brown; 2 3/4" diam., thick r ange 13 se .ling wax: oVal stick; 4" x x 3/8"; with wick

14 bank: Lincoln glass bank bottle; clear glass; Whigh, 34" base, oval; 2-mold in shape of Abraham Lincoln; tin screw on cap, le, with coin slot; I) ot.#0168155; Lincoln Foods, Inc., Lawrence, Mass. 5 doll's head: china; black hair, parted in middle; blue eyes; "apple cheeks"; height, 3" pe4., r 16 candy dish: 'a-Lax:iv-al glass; deeply scalloped rim; irridescent; design with fine beading on outside; 6-point, beaded star in "drop" center; sets on 24" clear glass pedestal base, 2 3/4" diameter; pverall height, 5"; diam. of top, 5 1 " (akagaNcakaami at ) ,A017 candy dish: er-gaz■44 glass; irridescent; bronze.and amethyst; deeply scalloped rim; fluted on incite; 6" diam. at top; stands 5" tall, with. 2" pedestal on 3:i" diam. base. Base is amethyst "118 doll: 18"; bisque head; blue eyes, blonde curls; ( body and arms: kid; hands and wrists: bisque; legs: gusset kid knees; cloth below the knee Clothing , a drawers/ with chemise top: white cotton; back opening with 2 buttons; narrow band on legs and top; chemise buttons on both shoulders; narrow lace at bottom, top and armholes (on doll) u a{a .-""j1-4 % b petticoat: white cotton, 74" long; 1 button at back; ?' lace edging et bottom (on doll) gu • c nightgown: 17" long; white crinkle cotton; 2 buttons on front opening; 1/16" rickrack braid around buttonhole edge of front, neck and arm openings d chemise: 51" long; white cotton; 1 button on back opening; 1/16" lace at neck and arm openings e drawers: 8" waist line; 6" long; white cotton; seams mid front and back; 1 button on each side opening f petticoat: 8" w4ist; 8" long; white flannel, with 1 3/4" hem; 1 button on cotton waist binding 71.10

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18g bathrobe: 14k" long; white and pink flannelette; figures on blue; 1 3/4" pink cotton bands on both sides of front opening, narrowing to 1 1/8" at back of neck; 1 snap at top; sleeves set in with 1" pink band at bottom h-a,b stockings: 5" long; white ribbed knit cotton, seamed i-a,b "pumps": white kid with yellow leather soles snd pointed toes; tin oval buckle on tab of white leather in front

j-a,b rubbers: 3" sole and heel; black rubber;raiwaxmlummut xiataxmfxxxxkxhimixxxctx "Boston Rubber Co., U.S.A." in raised letters on one side of each rubber, imaitillgx and "Hub" on other side

k dress: cotton; white ripplette bands alternating with rows of tiny, faint pink dots; 12" long; short waist- ed; ruffled top to skirt; raglan sleeves with turn- bock cuffs; lace on cuffs and around necki 1 3/4" LJce i t skirt bottom; opening at back of waist I dress: mercerized pink cotton with all-over pattern of silk diamondm, made of dots; 12e long; 3/8" ruffle at top of skirt; 2 buttons on 8" back opening; 3/8" lace on neck and turn back cuffs m dress: pale pink batiste; 124" long; 3/16" ruffle at skirt top; set in long sleeves, ruffled at bottom; 3/16" lace ftround ;-." neck binding n overdress: 13" long; blue, black end. brown dots on white cotton; 3/8" lace on raglan sleeves; 1/8" lace on neck; open from top to bottom a outfit: blouse: 7" long; dark blue cotton with white wavy lines, blue circles nd gold dots; 1 snap on er,.ch. of two shoulder openings; white cotton square sewn onto raglan sleeves, falls into 4 points, black running stitch at bottom -b skirt: 81" long; 1" binding; white cotton; 4" opening; black cotton running stitch at top of 3 1/8" hem -c sash: 25" x 14"; black running stitch on white cotton -d. hat: 5 1/8" circumference; brim, 1e; white cotton over cardboard; crown is figured blue cotton; white lining; gilt braid around crown with 4 streamers 71.10

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18 p outfit: blouse: long; heavy white cotton; back opening; 1*" neck ruffle of pink and white stripes and turn-back cuffs (for set-in sleeves); both edged with e pink and white -b skirt: 8 3/4" long; stripes, 4 white, 2 light pink, 1 rose; white selvedge at bottom; ruffle of rose stripe at top; 3" opening with hook and eye -c belt: 10 x 1e; pink and white on 1 side; mostly rose on the other q outfit: -at top: figured white cotton; raglan sleeves; " lace at neck -b skirt: 7Ps long; deep blue heavy cotton; 8" opening in back -c belt: 11 3/4" x 1 3/4"; deep blue -d tie: 14"; crocheted, with 2 tassels -e overblouse: deep blue, sleeveless; 5" from shoulder to points in front; front opening; edges hemmed r blouse: sleeveless; knitted wool; shades of grey; lace with deep blue ribbon around V-neck and from under arm to bottom; 5" long, narrowing at waist s cape: circular; pink cotton; 12" at fronts; hook and eye at top; fancy pink silk and gilt thread; t" braid on front hems and 1" bottom hem; ruffled pink satin ribbon bow at neck front with streamers t coat: 12" long; striped blue and white cotton; yoke and sleeves in one piece; 2" ruffle around neck; circular bottom u overblouse: 9" long; heavy tan cotton; we brown velvet over shoulders;" brown velvet ribbon v dress: pale blue mercerized silk; 7" long; lace yoke; long sleeves; lace trimmed q-10. w chemise: white cotton; lace trimmed; 6i" long x bonnet: white cotton; 3 pink daisies and pink bows and streamer; 4i" y dust cap: white dotted Swiss; pink running stitch trim around crown; lace edge z hat: rose velvet with flower cluster; made in a gathered circle with ruffle edge z-1 hat: straw; 6" diam.; chiffon circle crown trimmed with pink forget-me-nots and pink bow 7 1.10

"i■iorton - 5 - la Z-2 muff: 3 x 3"; navy blue astrakhan wool

z-3 scarf: 13 x 3"; navy blue astrakhan, matching muff

19 candy dish: ceramic; painted pink leaf design and shape, with many colored floral designs in bottom and center and sides; size: 8P' x 8"; 3 3.4" base; 3" sides; mark: Bonn, Germany; 6287/2, 78c 71.11

Ars. Harold Farnum 47 Billerica Rd., Chelmsford, Mass. received: 2-17-1971 J.F. acknowledged: 4-A9,-/77/ J7/-= registered: 2-17-1971 J.F. labeled: 3-16-1971 H.P. donor card: 5--31 -°112 14-5 ' object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 book: National Historical Magazine; 50th Anniversary, 1890-1940 of Founding of the National Society of the D .A.H. 7 1.12

Centorra.1 Congregational Church 1 Worthen St., Chelmsford, Mass.

received: 2-22-1971 L.W.N. acknowledged: seme registered: 2-22-1971 J.F labeled: 3-16-1971 H.P. donor card: q,31-00/ t"- object card: mab 1978 doncr card mab 1979

1 Holy Bible: 1845; leather covered; size 4 5/8" x 7?)-" x 2 Bible: The English Version of the Polyglot New Testament; 1838; size 2 3/4" x 4-4"

3 stereoptic.n views: The Illuminated Lessons of the Life of Jesus; boxed; box in two parts; overall size, 3 3/4 x 7 3/4 x a Jaffa b Y!.ein street of Bethlehem, leading from the Church of the Nativity c In Bethlehem of Judea d Hills over which Jesus played e Ancient "Fountain of the Virgin" f "By the Side of Still Waters" - on the Plain of Jezreel, PRlestine g Barley Harvest, near Bethlehem h Jerusalem - the Holy City from the Northeast i Marvelous Gorge of the brook, Cherith, and Elizabeth Convent, Palestine j Baptising in the Jordan k PlRin of the Jordan 1 Garden of Gethsemane and Mount of Olives m Life on the Shore of Gallilee, at Tiberius n The Well Ceremony - a Wedding o Mt. Gerizim - where Samaritans worshipped p A Samaritan Woman at Jacob's Well q In the Court of a Village Home - Cana, of Gallilee ✓ Unclean! Unclean! Lepers s Summer House at Caesarea, Philippi t Looking Northeast from the Mount of Beatitudes to Capernum rut The Barley Harvest, neer Bethlehem 17./ Village of a; in end Mount Tabor w Fishermen on the See of Gallilee x West Shore of Gallilee y Ruins of Ancient Tyre z On Hoed to Jericho - "Parable of the Good Samaritan" 71.12

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stereoptican views (cont.) as Old Gate to Caesaria, Philippi, at Foot of Mt. Herman bb Bethany cc Pool of Siloam, outside Jerusalem dd A Greek Priest Blessing Children in Ramah ee Jerusalem, City of the Great King - from Mt. of Olives ff Throngs Coming to Jerusalem for Sacrifice hh /p Ancient Olive Trees, Garden of Gethasmanee rig Jerusalem and the Mount of Olives, East ii "The New Calvary" - outside Damascus Gate jj "The Tomb of Our Lord" - New Calvary, outside Jerusalem kk Looking Southeast along Eastern Shore of Gallilee 71.13

Mr. Bradford Owen Emerson (son of T. W. Emerson) 30 Dalton Rd., Chelmsford, Mass.

received: 3-12-1971 J.F. acknowledged: ./-ii-iy/J-cr. registered: 3-12-1971 J.F. labeled: 3-12-1971 donor card: g- 31-612 )4 -'4 object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

0/ 1 photograph: reprint; the old Perham Homestead; 30 Dalton Hd, Chelmsford; home of Albert Perham and son, Karl M, Perham ,A

2 photograph: reprint; the old. Emerson Homestead; stood near 60 Dalton Rd., Chelmsford; destroyed by fire Nov. 21, 1905; home of Owen Emerson, Sr., and son, Owen Emerson, Jr.

3 photograph: reprint; view of the Common, Chelmsford, Mass.; showing Revolutionary Monument, band stand, rail fence around Common, Baptist Church and parson- age (formerly the Academy), and the Winn house 71.14

Mrs. Cristy Pettee 90 Aestford Rd., Chelmsford, Mass. received: 3-7-1971 J.F. cknowledged: registered: 3-12-1971 J.F. lqbeled: F.,14,37 donor card: -*-31-tAl/ k. object cIrd: mab 197 8 donor card mat) 1979

brass; whale oil; 3" high; 2 3/4" dia. of base; curved finger hold at base, 1" in diameter; 8o F 1" wick stem with 3/4" snuffer attached to chain

CLOTHING 2 baby dress: fine white cotton, 404" long; tucked yoke in a slight V both back and front; 2/8" tucks; 1" strip of hamburg across each shoulder and in middle of back and front of yoke;1" hamburg ruffle around neck and yoke is trimmed with *" hamburg lace all around at base; 1t" hamburg trim around bottom of dress; sleeves, 6*" long with *" hamburg trim 3 blouse: fine white cotton lawn; long sleeves with turn back cuff trimmed with 5/8" hemstitched hem; stand-up collar trimmed with 1" hemstitched hem; yoke effect in front; front trimmed with eight 1/8" tucks 2" wide; 7 mother- of-pearl buttons; 15" across shoulders; 19" down back 4 blouse: white; sheer cotton; long sleeves with turn back cuffs, hemstitched hem 1" wide all around and trimmed with *" lace; tuxedo front; collar trimmed with I*" in rose pattern; ladder-like hemstitching on collar and down front; 14" across shoulders; so" down back 5 blouse: white; sheer cotton; long sleeves, with turn back cuff; 3/4" hemstitched hem on cuffs; long straight collar trimmed with hemstitching and jabot; jabot is 12" long and trimmed with hemstitching; 14" across shoulders; 18" down back 6 blouse: white; sheer cotton voile; long sleeves with turn back cuffs, with hemstitched hem 3/4" wide and trimmed with 3/8" ; tuxedo collar trimmed with hemstitching and lace; 1" hem around collar; lace around collar same as on cuffs; 15" across shoulder. 19" down back 71.14

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7 petticoat: white cotton; gored in back; 36" long; has hamburg trimmed double ruffle 15 3/4" deep; outer one has the hamburg and has 1/8" tucking up and down in groups of 5; underneath ruffle is slightly gored and has a 24" ruffle with slightly pointed scallops and embroidered trim petticoat: white cotton; 27" long overall; has 9 gored sestions 13*" long; double ruffle; under part has 6 straight gores; and is 15*" long; outer ruffle is 16" long, beginning with 1" wide hamburg inset at top, and ends in hamburg; has three 1/8" tucks going all way around

9 collar: white lace; a V in back, rounded at front; 19" overall; at V in back, ki" deep; lace is in medallion and sheaf design 10 shawl collar: lace net; 11" at widest; tapers to a single open flower medallion, 2" wide; 39" long folded lengthwise 11 Peter Pan collar: eggshell lace; net with lace embroidered on it; 3" wide, 19" long overall

12 edging: black silk lace; spider web pattern with daisy-like patterns and scalloped edge; 44" wide, 78" long (sewed together 71.15

Donald Skelton, Jr. 184 Riverneck Est Chelmsford, Mass.

received: 3-14-1971 J.F. acknowledged: )71 ./e-/i7/ v77 registered: 3-14-1971 J.F. labeled: EAT. donor card: 8-31-1 (i'11 H.s object mab 1978 donor card mab 1979 c:‹1) 1 Indian arrowhead: found in field near his house (formerly the estate of ;Miss Susan S. AcFarlin); bl P granite rock 71.16

Miss Marjorie B. Scoboria. 2 Adams Ave., Chelmsford, As s. received: 3-15-1971 J.F. acknowledged: registered: 3-15-1971 J.F. lebeled: , t4.P„ FAT; donor co rd -31-1112 object card: mab 197 8 donor card mab 1979

DEEDS 1 Willard Read to Joel Adams; for '1200.; March 26, 1828 property bounded by land of SamuelzStevens, Ephraim Warren, Joseph Warren, Joseph Bailey, Abbott and Fletcher 2 blueprint: plan of land in Chelmsford of Charles B.A. Bartlett; surveyed March 3, 1897; land of J. Adams Bartlett; bounded on west by land of Edwin Stearns; on s.w. by land of Wilbur Cheney; on s. by County Road from Chelmsford to Lowell; one. by land of George F. Sturtevant; on n.e. by Cypress St.; Town Road from Chelmsford to Lowell cuts across Bartlett land --- present Dalton Rd., in Westlands section 3 Joseph B. Emerson and Rufus W. Emerson to Joel Adams; 6-28-1859 for '.$6.00; about A. in easterly part of Chelmsford (Lowell Woodlot) Court Record, 5-23-1883 4 Hannah Emerson, guardian of Burt H. Emerson, Henry H. Emerson, and James P. Emerson, minor children of Bryant Emerson, deceased to Joel Adams; for 410.75; 3 undivided parts of Lowell Woodlot in easterly part of Chelmsford on the plain; about ±. Acre 5 Asa. Preston to J. C. Bartlett, administrator; May 9, 1868 for $100 warranty deed for Lowell 400dlot, 1 3/8 A. in easterly part, between Chelmsford Center and Lowell 6 original location of Chelmsford Street between Chelmsford Centre and the Lowell Line; typewritten sheets copied. from County Commissioners' Records, East Cambridge, Aug. 21, 1829 7 Horace Wilson to Harriet Bartlett in payment for woodland Oct. 1, 1900 g,),k >4Lz. Ode — IF sr thLro_pyL, id-16

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8 James Pitta, assignee of William Fletcher, Jr. 5-4-1840 to Joel Adams, for 4400; a parcel of land on Pine Hill containing 5+ acres; and land along road leading from Chelmsford to Lowell 9 Rough plan of of Pine Hill lot, woodland in Chelmsford, 5 acres, 90 rods 1840 10 Maria P. Adams to Joel Adams; mortgage deed 10-14-1856 for $350 paid by him; a brick house and small parcel of land at corner of Tyler and George Streets in Lowell 11 Maria P. Adams, executrix of Simon Adams 9-25-1855 to Joel Adams: two houses on Page St., Lowell 12 Hildreth P. Dutton to Jowl Adams; for $50 April, 1855 7 acres and 127 sq. rods of woodland in southerly part of Chelmsford; bounded by land of Asa Hodgeman and land of Charles Sweetser; by land of Sherebiah Spaulding; on s. by land of Abbott Russell; signatures of Hildreth P. and Abigail Dutton (the former John Winning land) 13 Hall I. How, executors to Henry Bartlett of Roxbury 5-7-1850 a lot 68' by 85' on Gates Street in Boston; for $1.00 14 copy: Memorandum of Title to Ruth Wheeler land 1853 15 Lizanna N. Dutton, guardian of Raymond W and Royal P. Dutton 7-27-1897 to Charles E. A. Bartlett; for 4363.96; property on Acton Road --. 36,396 sq. ft. -- see plan a plan of land: estate of Lewis M. Dutton; surveyed June, 1896; blueprint 16 remise, release, and quitclaim 4-13-1866 Bartlett et al to Perham et all; for 01.00 to erect, construct, maintain a dam wall or embankment near southerly end of "Lower Dam" 17 easement: Frances C. Brown to Charles E.A. Bartlett 6-23-1888 for $1.00; for drain and sewer over property to Beaver Brook 18 correspondence re. woodlot; 10-26-1920 Charles to Henry Bartlett; agreements: (1) between Charles E. Bartlett 8-16-1920 for Henry and Hattie Campbell; Hattie buys Muster Field for $60oo (2) a between Hattie M Campbell and George M. Wright and Minot A. Bean b Hattie transfers all her rights and 71'16 Scoboria - 3 -

those agreed upon with Henry Bartlett on 8-16-1920, to Wright and Bean for 45800 19 rewriting of "forgotten deed" May 27, 1376 Joseph Warren, deceased, and son, Joseph,Jr. to Joel Adams; a small triangular tract of land 20 accounts of estate of Charles E. A. Bartlett 189_ 21. J. Adams Ba•tlett to Charles E. A. Bartlett 5-2-1803 for 41.00; several parcels of land: 1. 14 A - described in deed from Willard Read to Joel Ada•s 2. 20 A - partly in darlisle and Westford; described in deed of Wm. Laws 3. 5 A - Pine Hill lot; deed of James Pitts to Joel Adams 4. 4 A - Howard Meadow; deed of Otis Howard to Joel Adams 5. 1 A - deed of Huth Wheeler to Joel Adams 6. 21 A - described in deed of Jonathan Reed to Joel Adams 7. 8 A - conveyed to Joel Adams by dildreth P. Dutton 8. 20 A - in Carlisle; Benjamin Webster deeded to Joel Adams 9. 9 A - Byam Lot; deeded by Josiah Byam to Joel Adams 10 40 A - in Carlisle; Charles Adams deed to Maria Bartlett 11 t A - Joseph Emerson to Joel Adams 12 3 A - part of pasture lot of 15 A in deed of Eliza Fiske to Joel Adams Benjamin H. Webster et ux to Joel Adams 3-19-1357 for 4300; wood lot in n.e. part of Carlisle; 20 Acres; signed, Benj. H. Webster Sarah A. 4ebster

23 George F. Duren of Carlisle to Joel Adams 3-21-1857 for 4300; 20A of woodlot in northeast part of Carlisle 23 George F. Duren, Carlisle, to Joel Adams 3-21-1857 for 4300; 20 A of woodlot in n.e. part of Carlisle 24 Charles E. Adams to Maria J. Bartlett 7-14-1877 3-19-1878 for 4 1.00; 1. tract of land and buildings in n.e. part of Carlisle containing 10A, grist mill, saw mill, mill privileges and water rights 2. tract of woodland in northerly part 71.16

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of Carlisle, 40Acres; a mortgage mentioned held by Joel Adams; signed, Charles E. Adams and. Vivian Adams 25 Henry and Clay Bartlett to Carrie S. Bartlett 4-1-1905 for :1.00;. parcel of land near dwelling house of Joel Adams, about 3/4 A, bounded by stone wall on south on land now or formerly of Joseph warren, on other side by high way; signed, Henry, Alice, Clay Bartlett 26 Chorles E. Bartlett and. C_Uly C. Bartlett to Henry Bartlett; for P1.00 4-1-1905 1. the ?luster field, east of County Ad. to Lowell, in E. Chelmsford 2. land with buildings on n. side of road to Acton, bounded by land of Winthrop Parkhurst, to wall near Lill Pond, being part of premise described in deed of Jonathan A. Reed to Joel Adams (Wood Lot); signed, Charles E. Bartlett, Carrie L. Bartlett, Clay C. Bartlett 27 pencil map; no date; showing land bordered by "Saw Pit Hill" Rd.(Ba.rtlett St. 7 ) at right angles to Byam Rd., so called; land owned by Joel Adams and formerly mf by Reed 28 appraisal of wood lots, Carlisle 9-14-1900 to C. E. Bartlett from George A. French, Assessor, Carlisle 1. Adams lot: 40 A - at $25 per A. 2. Rail Tree Hill; 20 A. at 10 per A. 3. Webster lot; 20 A. at i016 per A. 29 quitclaim deed: from Joseph Warren 11-28-1866 to heirs of late Joel Adams; for 08; for triangular piece of land (Fiske pasture) on w. side of "Saw Pit Hill" (Bartlett St.) containing A.; bounded s. by land of Sewell Parkhurst, Joseph Warren, and Adams; signed, Joseph and Xartha. Warren 30 John Winn, ,administrator for John A. Fiske, deceased 4-24-1843 sold at public auction to Joel. Adams for v3725, the followirP; parcels of land near Center Meetinghouse: 1. the tavern stand, of 40 A. 2. the tan yard on east of Old Aosd 3. orchard on w. of old. Road 4. pasture of 15 A. The right is reserved to occupy space over brook as long as wash house is there • • 71.16

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31 s. true copy of _lecord Bit. 427, p. 136 Rpril 24, 1843 Eliza W. Fiske to Joel Adams; for 1)1.00; o:rcels of real estate near Meetinghouse in center: t-vern, dwelling house, stable - 40 Acres - bounded: from n.w. corner of road at Fiske land, running easterly by wall to and down the brook, to land of Butterfield and of the heirs of Ephraim aarren, and of Issac Crooker, around by the tan yard. Retained right to occupy space over brook so long as wash house may stand". signed, Eliza W. Fiske

LETTERS 32 letter to Joel Adams, 1838, from J.C. Ditson, who lied about his age when he enlisted 33 to Judge Samuel J. Hadley, 1913, from Marcia Packard; regarding visit and letters of her grandfather, Rev. Hezekiah Packard, to be sent for the Chelmsford library 34 P to Rev. Wilson Waters from Marcia Packard; re. the India ink portrait of Mrs. Hezekiah Packard; list of members of family -- William in Forefathers' Cemetery 35 Is of condolence to Benjamin Chamberlain, 1828 36 to Henry Bartlett; typed, 1901; from J. Mervin concerning a story of Thankful Pierce, told by Henry and edited and published by J. Mervin Hull 37 ; handwritten, 1902; concerning Thankful Pierce

38 " Mrs. (Rev.) John Parkhurst, 1822; from her sister, Ruth Burrows 39 fragment of letter to John Parkhurst of Hampden, date ?; probably from his father and mother, Rev. And Mrs. John Parkhurst 40 letter from Dr. J. C. Dalton to Benjamin Peter Hunt, 1831 41 Forbes' letters to Mrs. William B. Northrup, 1939

42 letter from Bessie A. Perham, 1935; concerning clipping about Ship Island, 1862 71.16

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43 letter, typewritten; regarding silver medal received by Henry W. Davidson in 1862 and given in 1924 to Chelmsford Historical Society 44 ; mentions a. letter giving burial place of Henry W. Davidson; inscription included 45 typed letter about the Iron Works at Saugus

46 Lucy Larcum lettets; containing obituary of Emeline (Larcum) Spaulding

47 letter from Oliver Wendell Holmes; re. the planting of the purple leaf beech tree on the Common

48 poems by Dr. John Call Bartlett

49 program: Harvard University Commencement, 1832 50 : Meeting of Female Total Abstinance Society

51 I I Dedication of Central Meeting House

52 certificate of membership in Chelmsford Monument Ass'n.: for Charles E. A. Bartlett 53 certificate of membership in in Chelmsford Monument Ass'n.: for Dr. John C. and Maria J. Bartlett 54 certificate of ownership of pew in Chelmsford Centre Meeting House; May 6, 1343

• 55 receipt: for Medical and Hospital Property; issued to Dr. Arthur G. Scoboria, 1906

SPAPERS

56 Lowell Daily iti en and Neils; August 16, 1859 57 Lowell Weekly Jo4nal and ourier• August 19, 1859 58 The New Age: a) No ember•75 b) Jy 15, 6 59a,b Lowell Daily Courier: May 8, 1895 71.16

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0/4 60 stcrapbo : clip gas and pr ms; 1919 - 1930 a • & vj. 61 saranbook: m older ntAining pa ,ft-om o her s.6iaialiaoks ), 62 autograph book: of Dr. Arthur G. Scoboria; 1885 - 1892

63 photograph: students of Chelmsford High School - 1923 s,4 x y keen tre,T1 t 5' Hi Sh SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS cv 64 The Irritator : Chelmsford High School; June 1921 65 1925 Year Book: ; dedicated to Elizabeth W. Haaaes • 66 C.H.S. Year Book: of 1948; dedicated to Mildred M. Hehir g1/67 The Year. Book: C.H.S., 1951; dedicated to Murray B. Hicks .8- /E) The Year Book: C.H.S., 1952 dedicated to Anthony T. Campbell

04'9 graduation programs: a class of 1923; a-1 play program:"The Elopement of Ellen", 5/18 And 21/1923 b " 1927 c " 1946 d " 1947 e " 1948 f " 1952 0/70 program: Concert by Chelmsford High School Band; under the direction of Bernie Larkin no date st/71 church programs: a ✓a Forefathers' Commemorative Service, 5/31/1931; in the \ P'N CL (34 Meeting House and in Forefathers' Cemetery; Rev. Lyman M. Greenman, Minister, First Church of Chelmsford, Mass. ,c Service of Dedication of Children's Chapel and Church School, 9/23/1956; Hey. Philip M. Larson, Minister, First Parish Unitarian Church, Chelmsford, Maas. tv/2 envelope of Girl Scout material: A play: "Found. - A Girl Scout" by Emma Bartlett Dutton of Chelmsford; pub. by Walter H. Baker Co., Boston

✓ lo program: "Spring Rally", Greater Lowell Girl Scouts; at Memorial Auditorium, Lowell; 4/23/1927 aic : duplicate of (b) %i d : "Scouts' Own"; service portraying the inspira- tional message of the Girl Scout Symbol, "The Trefoil"; by Girl Scouts of Greater Lowell 71.16

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72 6 laxmxxxx: Girl Scout Dramatics: list of plays and skits emphasizing the Ideals of Girl Scouting and its many sided programs; by Emma Bartlett Dutton Note: Mrs. Dutton was the sister of Marjorie Scoboria's mother. ✓If "-Up" Ceremony: for Brownies "A Trefoil Investiture": written for Chelmsford Girl Scouts by Mrs. Dutton h "Loyalty -- Our 2nd Lam": written for Massachusetts Girl Scouts 41c1 presented by Newton Scouts at the Older Girls' Con- ference at Malden, Mass. "Ghosts of the Past": a Hallowe'en Party; radio script # 18; time: 15 min.

t-vp 73 A Basic Gasoline tion: issued to Morjorie B. Scoboria, 1940

a- • 74 Bible: 1877; belonged to Arthur G. Scoboria

ISIGNIA, ETC. I‹ (.1 1 75 medallion: Grand Army; star-shaped, to-be-suspendedtoe-suspended from a ribbon 76 G.A.R. insigne: gold wreath x 1 3/4", with btown letters, A-/ "G.A.R.", 11 x 77 G.A.R. buttons,: p, ,brass; 8, 1" diam.; 14, a', t diam. 782,b gold 4iia: 1" wide, 44" long 79 G.A.R. medallion; 36th National Encampaent, aashington, October 6-10, 1902; G in red, A in white, H in blue band, 1 3/v", with "7ashington" In brown across letters; pendant, brown; overall size: 3" x 2" ci8 80 insigne: G.A.R. 185; gold wreath embroidered on black cloth aa p I oval; "G.A.R." in silver; "185" in silver; overall size: 2.1" x 11"; has narrow black elastic band to attach to hat a 81 medal: "Aepresentative G.A.R."1913, Chattanooga, Tennesee; in 4 sections: a eagle on crossed cannon b "G.A.R." on narrow band c historic and commemmorative emblem - "Chattanooga" d :edal, 14" diam., "47th National Encampment" overall size: 5 3/4" x 2" Note: The above Grand Army items belonged to J. Adams Bartlett 71.16

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• 82 buttons: brass; 16; 1" diam.; Massachusetts Volunteer Militia

r/, 83 buttons: 3 brown, 1" diam. Mass. Volunteer Militia 5 w " ; " /, 84 buttons: 4 brass, 1" diam.; eagle on anchor design, from Navy uniform M. ° 00,85 Lieutenant's insignia: 2 bars, 4 x 1i" t/ N.- ef, 86 Captain's insignia: 2 single bars, 4 x li" ol5,87 medal: Second Class Marksman, Mass. Volunteer Militia; 1„1,1„1 -. v4 1902 - 1903; separate 1904 bar c 88 medal: 3fd class Marksman, Mass. Volunteer Militia; M 1 1- 1 7t,,a ,/ 1900 - 1901 cet 89 insignia: 2 maltose crosses; gold; 3/4" x 3/4" 90a,b 2 gold cords, doubled; 11" long 12" " 91 insignia: crossed swords; gold; 2" x 3/4"; "Troop F Cavalry" 3/4" x i" • 92a,b insignias gold; Mass. Volunteer Militia; "ense petit placidam sus libertate quietam" 93 Captain's insignia pins: a and b brass; diagonal markings; 1" x 3/9" c " d dull: diagonal markings with 2 sets of plain diagonals '0 94 cadukeus: 4 gold; 4 brown; 1" x 3/4"

• 95 buttons: brass; uniform; spread eagle; 4; i" diam qt.' buttons: 4 flat, plain brass; 3/4" diam . 97 stud: U.S.Army; brass; 5/8" diam 98 buttons: 2 brass; matching coat-of-arms insignia; a, *" diam.; b, 3/4" diam.

cit\ 99a,b initialed brass plates: initials "A.G.S." cut out; 2" x 1i" 7\ 100 stickpin: metal; 5/8" diam.; "National Education Assoc. Convention, Boston, July 6 - 10, 1903 71.16

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101 ribbon: 33rd Massachusetts Infantry; white satin with navy blue lettering and numbering and star; attached to imitation gold metal pin; 7" long with 1" gold fringe; 2 3/8" wide 102a,b cuff links: gold; oval; chaste gold and silver pattern; 3/4" x 103 insignia: green crescent; 3/4" diam. (attached to gold cuff links)

x 104a-e chest knobs: white, china; a. 14" diem- with 1" high shaft b. same C. a d. 1" diem. with 5/8" shaft e. same 5 vase: irridescent carnival glass; 6 sided; 7..>" long; 3" across top, tapers to 3/4" at base; 6 sided, 7/8" wide metal band holds vase; attached to a 2 pronged gadget with 2 3/8" span for screwing onto car. Used by the Scoborias in their Studebaker car about 1928 gt 106 purse: steel beaded, oval mesh; 2 5/8" long, 2i" wide; metal chain and 1" ring; steel "plumb bob" fringe (one side has hole)

JET BEADS, BRACELETS, ETC. 107 jet beads: broken string and loose beads; sizes graduated: 7/8", 3/4", .k", 3/8"; many faceted sides 108 jet beads: 19" strand; tiny 1/8" diamond faceted, with two 5/8" long narrow beads 11" down from neck, followed by two 5/8" beads and two 1" long beads; two more small beads below, with 3-strand bead fringe 3" long at bottom of strand (one fringe section missing a ), 109 miscellaneous collection let beads 110 bracelet: carved let "composition"; 1 3/4" round rose design; five 1 1/8" round leaf and fern designs; each round section is run through double strand wire which fastens in R hook closing 111 bracelet: carved. jet "composition"; 1 3/4" round fern design; two 1 3/8" round rose and fern designs; one le round leaf design; sections fastened on wire ,,.hove, with hook closing 71.16

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112 bracelet: carved, light weight wood; black; double clover- a.„ "."-aaa leaf design; each section 1" long x wide; strung on elastic thread; 8" circumference t)e• <7 we-, a, 113 kau4akI-ei carved composition; black; pattern: acorn cups, 3 shamrocks and. leaves x 114 bracelet: 8 rectangles, 1" x 3/4", in brass; each. rectangle joined by a. flattened link

115 buckle: brass; oval; 13." metal band, 2" long overall x wide ar-/ 116 buckle: cut steel, 2" square; 1 prong fastener set from opposite corners aat 117 buckle: cut steel; 15" diam.; :(1i" wide; 2 circles of cut steel beads 118 necklace: tortoise shell link; 14 - 1 1/8" long links, one side of which is i" wide and curved; long links are connected by small 1!-" oval links; 2" pendant attached; ring with bead in center at bottom 119 earing: (matching pendant of necklace (118) above. 120 hairpin: black,lacquered, with jet bead trim (some missing) 4 3/4" long, 2" curved top

121 travel bag: 20" long x 11" wide x 12A" high, closed; opens in center, each half 5"; bottom, 6"; top, 5"; re-inforced with 2 wooden strips lj" wide; original 2 leather straps to hold closed, 3/4" wide with le metal buckles; linen lining; heavy linen-covered divider, 9" wide, 20" long with expansion pocket on top half; held in position by buttons; 2 leather handles, 8A" long; 2 brass tab locks; metal lock plate, 2" x 3" with 1" keyhole !C- 122 suitcase strap: leather, buckled; 6" long x 3/4"; folded over, 2i"; metal disk Attached with "E.M. Bartlett, Lowell, Mass." on one side; "Chelmsford" on other side

'7-a/ ' 123 leather strap: 51" long x 2" at widest part; 1" at narrow- est end; 2" brass hook at either end 124 leather strap: 3 sections connected by metal rings, 1A" x 1" across; 1st section: 13"; 2nd section: 17"; 3rd, 12A"; 2-part interlocking metal clasp, 3" overall 71.16

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125 skate protectors: wooden; 14" long x 2" wide; grooved through center with 1" strap at eech end r 126a,b stocking stretchers: wooden; 38" long; width at top, 54"; length of foot, 9 '

• 127 doll's cape: red wool with red satin lined. hood.; hood, 4" high; 7" neck line; short cape, 1 3/4" of front, 3" at back; So overall length, 124"; 3/4" red satin ties,

12 - " long 128*,b pair of mitts: white silk lace; thumb only; 20" long; plain st the hand; lace pattern on arms . 129 collar: black lace; round; 21" diem.; pear-shaped medallion with stylized flower pattern

y " ItIA)),(ty -■ eel-6 I i 7. 'f) 130 paper dolls: 44ake 6g r k a-ce 4,AI ? c jr-c. zt A 11 ) e_6 ,4 o a,c1, 7 a/t„,,s „z_e_ t-1--u ; 131 colored slide: "Watching the Parade"

132 certificate: 22 x 174"; "A Testimonial of Gratitude" to Joel Adams Bartlett, 6th Infantry, for service in the Civil War; from Commissioner of Mass. 4/19/1870 signed by James A. Cunningham, Atty. Gen., and William Claflin, Governor; printed by American Bank Note Company, N.Y. and Boston 71.17

Miss Hazel Stevens 44 :Ugh St., Chelmsford, Mass. received: 3-16-1971 J.F. acknowledged: same registered: 3-16-1971 J.F. labeled:

IM12 Hs donor card: 8 - 3V - object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1a,b pillow shams: 29 x 33"; off-white cotton lace backed by pale pink cotton; 64" border pattern widens at corners for laxge flower; leaves and small- er flowers between corners; center: 71." medallion; 8 half glowers along edge of center square and. its indented and curved corners; ,edge: scalloped and bound with cotton braid 2a,b pillow shams: 33 x 29"; off-white cotton lace backed by rose-pink cotton; border: 7" wide; flowers and stylized scrolls; center: 17" section; in middle, a 3" glower with scrolls around edge of near-square; scrolls and flowers around stylized 12" design; edge: scalloped. and bound with cotton braid `fl3 runner or drape for mantel: 19 x 42'" including 1i" end hem and rosettes and 1 1/8" side hems; deep ecru net; yellow silk featherstitching on the 4 hems; ends: 4 triangles of 10 net rosettes at one end; 6 triangles of 3 at other end; tubular light brown bead in center of each net rosette.

4 runner or mantel cover: 28 x 15;,4';1 loose woven ecru cotton; side hems hemstitched with yellow silk; on 1 end: 3/16" yellow ribbon run thry loops in 3" openwork rows , 1" wide; a 4th openwork row at the hem is in a fancy pat- tern; yellow i" braid on end; on other end: 3 wows of yellow ribbon thru loops in openwork row, 14" wide; 1 row of yellow ribbon thru lower row 1" wide; 5 squares of yellow silk thread-wheels apart be- tween last row of ribbon and openwork at hem; yellow braid on end; at both ends: 1" wool tassels, yellow, 1" apart sewed to braid; (2 missing from end 1; 4 from end 2) 5 book: Aunty's Elfin Land or "The Astoniyishing Doings of Mildred, Tom, and Harry"; chronicled by Maria Hildreth Parker with illus- trations drawn on the spot by Hermann D. Murphy; T.G.Cupples Oo.Boston, Pub. 1890 71.17

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6 book: A Grammar School Arithmetic by G.A. Wentworth,A.M., prof. of mathematics at Phillips Exeter Academy; revised edition; Ginn & Co., Boston,U.S.A. 1 893 7 booklet: Wild Flowers of the Holy Land by Harvey B. Greene of Lowell, a florist there for many years; 11 mounted specimens of/flowers (2 missing) with appropriate poetry and scripture quotations on the opposite pages; 6" x 3 3/16" light brown cover tied with brown ribbon booklet: Star Nursery Rhymes for the Little Folks; 5;-+, x 3 3/8"; pub. by Schultz & Co., viakers of Star Soap, Zanesville, Ohio; 20 pages

9 writing manual: for vertical writing; The Natural System of Vertical Writing by A.F.Newlands & R.K.Row; Book II; pub. by D.C.He*th & Co., Boston, N.Y., Chicago; copyrt. 1895-6; green cover; x 8"; Note: Used by Hazel Stevens in 10th St. Primary School, Lowell, c. 1901-2 10 writing manual: Book III; for vertical writing; as above 11 writing manual: for Spencerian hind; shaded exercises and examples of writing; based on 5 principles!; c. 1875 Note: Used by Clarence E. Stevens in Blue • Hill, 1Maine .1.18

Miss Hazel Stevens 44 High St., Chelmsford, Mass.

received: 3-29-1971 acknowledged: same registered: 3-29-1971 labeled: 1971 donor card: 1971 object card: 8-31-1972 H.S. mab 1978 doncr card mab 1979 a la,b bed pillows: green and white striped cover; stripes are 3 narrow and 1 broad, with fine line on each side of broad stripe; size 28 x 21"

2 picture: "Godey's Unrivalled Colored Fashions"; 9 x 6"; framed with black passe partout around edges and over back; ring on loop for hanging; subject: lady on horseback, lady standing, nurse and child standing, a. dog beside a horse, a kitten on a toy wagon beside child. color: black and white with touches of pink, light green and pale blue 3 picture: Currier and Ives reprint of a winter scene; 5 5/8 x 4 1/8"; i" gold and blue frame, s"white mat; subject: 11 , n and woman in sleigh drawn by 2 horses on snowy road between farmhouse and barn; stone walls on both sides of road; a dog, and a. man c*.rrying wood on his shoulder are walking toward the team; cow in barnyard; a mountain glimpsed above distant trees.

4 picture: Currier and. Ives reprint of "Four Seasons of Life: Youth"; simulated oils on cardboard; 8 children, sheep, lambs in meadow near a house; fenced yard, and well-house; in spring; another house in distance, and mountatas.

CY5 invitation: rhymed by Mrs. Carlton Atwood to neighbors on HAgh St., Chelmsford, to meet in order to form the Robin Hill Club; 2-21-1920 it/6 a Thanksgiving Program of the Robin Hill Club; 1921 E .? clipping: from"Courier Citizen" about a meeting of the Robin Hill Club at the home of Mrs. Clarence E. Stevens, 44 High St.; subject: Nature 71.18

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Calling Cards: white pasteboard

8 size 1 7/8" x 3 3/8" Mrs. C.E.Stevens c.1908 9 1 3/16 x 3k" Neretta Grindell c. 1890 10 " 2 x 1 15/16" Mrs. N.0.Batchelder c.1931 with raised a" border

11 penmanship practice paper for slant writing, done by Hazel Stevens 4-22-1909, probably in grade 8 at the Highland (Morey) School in Lowell. Xr. Charles Morey was principal and taught 9th grade arith- metic and history. 81 12 2$ postal: Franklin's likeness in red stamp /i 13 blotter: on one side, colored picture of Carlisle home of E.F.Kemp, whose salted nuts were famous in 1920's and 30's, at least

14 program: Keith's Theatre; 4 matinees and every evening; 5-23-1927. The Keith Players in "The Little Spitfire", a comedy in 3 acts; list of 11 firms supplying props; adv. for men's suits 4 18.50 on back. 15 program: United Nations Singers with Caz Turewicz, Polish accordionist on its N.E. Tour. Heard 10-26-1963 at Westford in the Atwood Series

16 clipping: pp. 8 and 9 from N.H.T.A. Journal: "The world a,b of Kate Greenaway", with illustrations

17 timetable: :,-f.Central 11.A.; Fora 1001; 63pp. 9-27-1931 "The Water Level Route. You Can Sleep"

18 booklet: Lorillard and Tobacco by Fairfax Downey; copyright 1951; size 7 x1CY!, "; grey cardboard covers; 56 pp. contents: Indians, pipes, snuff, chewing tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, advertising; reproductions of colored labels and premium cards; illustrations 19 booklet: Knife, Fork, and Spoon, prepared by the Walker Art Museum, ainneapolis, 1951, for Towle Silversmiths, Newburyport, Mass; story of development of eating implements from beginnings; black paper covers; size 8 3/8" x 10 3/4" 71.1 . 8

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20 booklet: Valuation of the Real Estate of the Town of Chelmsford, 1920; 125 pp.; size -7'77—

21 Teat tenderizer: double hatchet-shaped head of steel alloy; 4" long x 3i" at broad end; at back, extra phlange in middle, 3 toothed edges, ?4."; 5 arched-tooth, square pronged edges (arch is 3/8" high and i" across). :61ades are all held in place by a winged screw. Wooden handle 104" long; at widest part, with metal screw eye at end. 71. 19

Mrs. Ruth E. Mitchell C-5 Tewksbury State Hospital Tewksbury, Mass.

received: 3-27-1971 J.P.R. acknowledged: 4-18-1971 J.F. registered: 3-30-1971 J.F. labeled: donor card: 8-31-1972 H.S. object card: 1978 M.A.B. donor card mab 1979

1 oil painting: The Wood Homestead; built circa 1693; originally a Marshall house; Note: Jarvis Wood bought the place from Mr. Marshall. It was the only house on the road from the Manning Manse in Billerica to the town of Chelmsford, and stood where the Sunny Acres Nursing Home now stands (# 254 Billerica Rd.) - painted by Mrs. Katherine Moseley, neice ■- of Mrs. Wood, from an old photograph - Mrs. Ruth Mitchell, donor of the painting, is the daughter of Mrs. Moseley. colors used: - saltbox house, two story, done in red-brown; - lilacs in bloom at left; - shrubbery and pink flowers at right; - gray barn behind elm tree. frame: wooden, pine; stained; size 30 x 36 x 3i" 71.20

Third Grade Children Harrington School North Chelmsford, Mass. received: 4-2-1971 J.F. acknowledged: 4-3-1971 J.F. registered: 4-3-1971 J.F. labeled: 4-6-1971 H.P. donor card: H object crd: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

A Byam Sampler: cover, 10 3/4" z 14W. natural burlap de- signed with yellow and dark green cross stitch border,and lettering done in running stitch: "A Byam Sampler"; at bottom, a hat outlined in green with a yellow feather and the word "Love"; a 12" rod fastened at top with yarn for hanging; 18 pages of story of the Brrett-Byam home- stead written by the children, tells story room by room; illustrated; part of a. slide-tape recording presented by the children at the school with the Histori- cal Society curator and guides as special guests; April 2, 1971 invitation 71.21

Dr. and Mrs. deMerritt Hiscoe 40 Hornbeam Hill Rd., Chelmsford, Mass. received: 4-5-1971 J.P.R. acknowledged: 4-17-1971 J.F. registered: 4-6-1971 J.F. labeled: 8-24-1971 F.deJ. donor card: -31.1111. N.S. object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 painting: oil on canvas; primitive; artist unknown; c,0( vb$0* "Boys Sliding in Winter"; framed size of painting: 21" x 28", recessed in frame; IA 0 0 IV Central figure: boy seated on girl's blue sled has mauve-colored, buttoned coat, pants and cap, brown leggings; white gloves and scarf; glasses; 2 boys on either side on old tile homemade sleds; girl end boy with sled in left foreground; Upper center: boy standing up on sled with dog running beside; Top left: 3 boys with sleds ready to start down hill; house and Post Office in background at top; Upper right: 4 boys beneath trees building fire to worm hands; Colors: white, blues, greys, browns, with touches of brighter reds and yellows frame: painted silver and black; 31 x x 2" deep; i" black moulding around picture; 3/8" silver moulding text; 1" convex black section with 3/4" silver moulding piece around edge. 71.22

Mr. Ernest Chew 224 Billerica Rd., Chelmsford. Mass.

received: 4-10-1971 L.W.N. acknowledged: same L.v.N. registered: 4-28-1971 J.F. labeled: donor card: 3 -3 ) - Mq object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 skein of yarn: cream color wool 2 r "roving" of wool: cream color 3 spool of yarn: cream color; ready for weaving

Note: These materials have been donated for demonstration purposes and for illustrations in the Society's talks to school children. 71.23

Mrs. Gardner C. Turner Seward Mountain Farm East Sullivan, aa H. 1_031,1e4 scova-peytoci lortor received: 5-1-1971 J.P.R., J.2. acknowledged: 5-23-1971 J.F. registered: 5-1-1971 J.F. donor card: a.31_1111 H,s, object cord: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

T-1 Pint Eerie and Lowell Railroad f1ask0; deep golden amber; (heat check in neck) T-2 Pint Earle and Lowell R.R. flask: deep golden amber T-3, 3a Free blown covered lar: bulbous-shaped with galleried folded rim, 8 high to top of shaped blown and criaped flower-form finial. Rough, irregular pontil. In a clear bluish deep aquamarine color. 41° base diameter, 5" top diameter T-4 Free blown derby hat-shaped whimsy: 9" long, 7" wide, 4 3/4" ✓ high; with deeply scarfed pontil in outside crown; Aquamarine color T-5 Free blown top hat: 2" high, with applied hat band in a medium olive greenish amber color -- actually, bottle glass; rough pentil

Free blown egg-shaped whimsy (mending egg): 3" long; rough open pentil at larger end; pale aqua /T-7 Free blown shallow bowl: 71" diameter, 2" deep, with heavy folded, ." rim, flattened out at edge; brilliant sea- green color; irregular round pontil / T-8 Free blown curled stem cigar holder whimsy: 54-" overall; pale green color -- unfinished at both ends; irregular at wide end T-9 Hollow blown long, curved and looped pipe stem-sheped whimsy (water pipe): 12" long overall with open end; clear glass T-10 Hollow blown ladle-shaped whimsy with open end: long overall in a golden amber color; rough end on handle IT-11 Double flask or gemal bottle: clear glass T-12,13,14 Three chunks of deep green glass from melting pot IT-15 blown molded 8-sided, cone-shaped inkwell: 2-part mold; GREEN TINT: 2k" high, 24" base diameter T-16 Blown molded 12-sided inkwell: 2-part mold; aqua; 2" high, 2" base diameter; rough edge on top L 71.23

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T-17 Free blown gourd-shaped bottle: 7" high; thinly blown with sharp, rough neck; no pontil; pale green tinted glass T-18 Free blown gourd-shaped bottle: high, thinly blown with sharp, rough neck; slightly domed shape base; pale green tint; rough edge on neck T-19 Free blown bulbous-shaped creamer: 3P1 high with applied handle and typical heavy return at terminal; applied circular foot, with 1 3/4" base diameter, 1 7/8" top dia.; typical bluish aqua color T-20 Free blown bulboue-shaped creamer: 4" high with applied handle and typical heavy return at terminal; 2" base diameter; 24" top dia.; clear bluish aqua color T-21 Free blown bulbous-shaped pitcher: high, with heavy applied handle crudely curled at terminal; 3t" base diameter, 3 3/4" top dia.; medium bluish aqua. color . T-22 Free blown demi-,john shaped lug with thick and crudely ap- plied handle with heavy return at terminus: 44" high, 3" base diameter; curious cloudy spiral around body, an impurity in the glass; unique applied rigaree a- around top opening; medium bluish aqua T-23 Free blown bulbous-shaped chemical bottle: 7 3/4" high, with pouring spout; light weight glass with green tint; cracked at top . T-24 Free blown rolling 21E: 204" long, with boldly shaped handles, and spherical knobs at each end with pontil mark on one; strong aqua color T-25 Blown miniature cylindrical-shaped bottle stopper: 1 3/8" high, 3/4" diameter; light emerald green 'T-26 Free blown miniature bulbous-shaped decanter: 2 5/8" high, on circular foot, 7/8" diameter; 3/4" top dia.; pale aqua. color T-27 Blown L;ylindrical shaped medical bottle: 5 3/4" long; 1 4 diameter base; light emerald green • T-28 Blown utility bottle, cylindrical shape: Vr" high; aqua; rough pontil .T-29 blown utility bottle, cylindrical shape: 5i" high; elongated neck; high doled, shaped base T-30 Bimal (blown in a mould) utility bottle: 74" high; aqua; rough pontil; ribbed (whittle marks), ov5-1541ara. L 71.23

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/T-31 Blown utility bottle, cylindrical shape: 6 3/4" high; aqua; rough pontil; 2i" crack in side T-32 Blown utility bottle, oval shape: 6" high; pale aqua; rough pontil T-33 itemz Free blown cylindrical-shaped bottle with wide mouth: 10-. " high; 2 3/4" top diameter; domed base in light emerald green; 5" crack in side -4%.ata a/ T-34 Free blown eta-shaped whimsy t mend ng egg): 1 3/8" long; rough open pontil at larger end; pale aqua T-35 ,36 Pendant drops: amber color; one in 2 pieces (mended); the ether broken in several pieces V T-37 Free blown jug-shaped bottle: 7i" high with heavy and simple applied handle; crescent shaped pentil; aqua; • "string" or "thread" of glass curving down side T-38 Free blown bulbous-shaped preserving jar: 10" high, 5" base diameter, 44" top dia.; deep bluish aqua; 8" bad base crack T-39 Free blown deep bowl: 9" diameter, 44" deep, with heavy folded 1" rim; brilliant se*green color; irregular rough pentil T-40 Free blown large wateritcher: bulbous shaped; 4" high, 5" base diameter, top dia., with applied and heavy return at terminal; deep bluish aqua; rough pontil; 3" long crack at side of handle T-41 Free blown cylindrical-shaped preserving jar: 11" high, 7 3/4" bsse dieter, 7" top dia.; domed base with with rough pontil; strong bluish aqua T-42 Free blown cylindrical shskped preserving jar: 11j" high, 5 3/4" base diameter, Pc" top dia.; domed base with rough pontil; pale aqua; 4" crack T-43 Free blown cylindrical-shaped preserving jar: 124." high, V,-" base diameter and top dia.; domed base with rough pontil, but deeper color than T-41; crack through pontil and up side - 4.W T-44 Blown hurricane shade: 24" high, with flaring top in deep golden amber; 5 3/4" base diameter, 6" top dia. . T-45 Blown glass cane: 42" long; flattened knob at top; bluish aqua color

T-46 Blown glass cane: 394" long; flattened knob at top; bluish aqua color L 71.23

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T-47 Blown glass cane: 23" long, shepherd crook handle terminol; golden amber color T- 211 Blown drum color's stick: 35" long with finely spiralled rib pattern; hollow spherical top; cork in bottom T-49 Blown glass cone: 321:" long, with red, white and blue spiral encased in pole aquo glass with shepherd crook handle terminal; rough bottom, chipped T-50 blown gloss cane: 414." long; spiralled twist; shepherd crook handle terminal; bluish aqua color; comes to R tip; has xxitddxtiolax annealed top

T-51 Blown drum dolor's stick: 37" long; heavily, ribbed spiral pattern ,nd hollow blown spherical top; broken top

and end . T-52 Free blown arc-shaped tube fragment: 20" long overall; usdd in an apothecary shop or for chemicols

T-53 Mounting Board with tiny hammer and wrench for mounting diamonds in three cutting heads; glass cutting oo tools T-54 Masonic medal: silver; belonged to Francis G. Hirsch, glass blower T-55 1800 permit of Francis G. Hirsch to leave the country (Germany) ooOO2 T-56 Fromed steel engraving:- 29" x 33"; "Plan of Lands and the Buildings Thereon in Chelmsford .3elonging to the Glass Manufacturing Co. Surveyed July 29, 1826 T-57 Framed contr'ct: 12" x 10"; for gloss blowing,between foctory and workers; February 1829 T-58 Clay crucible containing about 2" of solidified flux on the bottom; on wooden platform with rollers

T-59 O)guerreotype: Hannah Sophia Drossel Hirsch, born 1786 T-60 #0 : William E. Hirsch, glass blower, born 1816 T-61 o : Charles F. Hirsch, born 1814 T-62 " : Frederic F. Hirsch, born 1816 T-63 " : Francis G. Hirsch, Jr., born 1818 T-64 Hirsch sampler: framed; 18i x 19"; "Wrought by Henrietta A. Hirsch, March 1832" L 71.23

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T-65 Book: Old Residents Historical Association, Lowell, Mass.; Vol. II, No. 2, January 1882; contains article on Chelasford Glass works T-66 Masonic Apron: belonging to Francis George Hirsch; framed T-67 Marriage Certificate: Francis and Hannah (Johannah) Hirsch T-68 1310 letter of reference: to glessmaking ability of Francis G. Hirsch T-69 1809 travel permit: for Francis George Hirsch 71.24 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Johnson 9 King St., Chelmsford, Mass.

received: 5-19-1971 H.P. acknowledged: 5-20-1971 J.F. registered: 5-19-1971 J.F. 1beled: 5-19-1971 J.F. donor card: $-31-1q1.2 object card: mab 1978 dcncr card mab 1979

1 book: The New England Primer, Improved; or "an early and pleasant guide to the art of Reading, to which is added The Assembly's Catechism adorned with Cuts; Greenfield: printed by Denis & Phelps 1810; size: 2 3/4" x 4"; wooden covers with leather back binding 71.25

Mr. Warren C. Lahue 969 Westford St., Lowell, Mass.

received: 5-4-1971 acknowledged: 6-13-1971 J.F. registered: 5-20-1971 J.F. labeled: 51z ,f/i7/ F.ejea- donor card: 6-i--012. N. object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

desk: child's school desk; pine top; light finish; 12 x 18 x 3/4"; 2" ink well hole top right; 3/8" pencil groove, dark brown finish; book area open at front; base, 9 x 16i x 4-P'; cast iron legs, "skinny" K shape; 17" high; 8" spread of feet

?), t 2 chair: child's school chair; wooden seat 10* x 11 x 1"; back, 12" x 3 3/4"; two 9k" dowels support lyre- c't (b W ,shaped %id support, 9e high; 3 3/4" at widest; c7 . 0 " base: cast iron; morning glory shape; 10" high, 8" diameter 71.26

Mrs. Frederick Stewart nee Irene B. W. 31 Groton Rd., North Chelmsford, Mass. received: 6-1-1971 Melvin deJeger acknowledged: 6-13-1971 J.F. registered: 6-2-1971 J.F. labeled: 5.[,..4/,97i donor card: 5-31•- V( 1 :2 HS object card: mab 197E donor card mab 1979

1 framed sampler: 13 1/4" x 14"; colors: browns, green, white; 2 lions, 2 deer; signed, Sarah Meek; worked in England; frame, brown walnut veneer 2 framed sampler: 13 3/8" x 174"; colors: blue, green and ban; double alphabet in capitals at top followed by numerals; 1 - 13; large capital letters 14" done in buttonhole stitch; signed, Eliza Meek, March 13, 1832; worked in England; frame: walnut veneer, wide 3 framed sampler: worked by Agnes Pinkerton, Dracut Centre, Mass.; size: 18 x 16 45-7"; frame, dark brown walnut veneer, 3/4" wide; lettering in black: "As long as life its term extends Hope's blest dominion never ends; For while the lamp holds on to burn, The greatest sinner may return" figures: church worked in pink, white and blue; trees, green; man and woman, brown and, black; border at bottom in squares of openwork And trees

fashion print: 2 fashionably dressed ladies studying prints; tinted in green, delicate pink, blue and dark grey; signed: J. H. Byram; Philadelphia 71.27

Mrs. Jessie A. Stewart 52 High St., Chelmsford, Mass. received: 6-2-1971 H.S. acknowledsced: 7-19-1971 J.F. registered: 6-2-1971 J.F. Dbeled: *-1-i11i donor card: It-31-1111 1-A object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 baby bonnet: fine white, shirred cotton and lace; 4 pleated ruffles around a 12" face binding with 3/8" lace edging; at bottom neck edge, an 8" binding for tiny drawstring which ties in center back; 1" ruffle includes 3/8" lace edging; a 3" diameter circle forms the center back of bonnet, having a 14" hamburg center with lace ruffle borders, with 1 1/8" lace hamburg edged with lace ruffle. :Min bonnet has 8 rows 3 3/4" long of 1i" lace insertion alternating with 8 rows fine white cotton shirred onto the insertion rows

Note: This bonnet was made by Glenna. Davidson or Jessie's great-grandmother Hale (for whose family the Hale School in Stow, Mass. is named). The bonnet, made in 1845, was 125 years old in 1970 7/ - received 5-23-1971 Hazel St4vens acknowledged 5-24-1971 44 High Street Chelmsford, Mass. registered 5-25-1971 (6 - i -77 s , r.) labeled tr... 71 (4,r ) 7-14-1971 F...4e.r,

donor card T-31-1971. object card Donor card object card 1971 mab 197 8 mab 1979

1 QUILT 70 x 76" 8 squares x 7 squares and 11" red border as well as 2 3/4' red bands between patchwork squares. In each square four 11" squares of one material are between 4 triangular pieces of different material . The 4 corners of the square and the center block are of still another material. Quilting with red and yellow silkateen thread is done at the corners of the red bands and in the center of the bands between the squares. the backing is black,purple, and green flowers and leaves on a tan background. Probably made by Mrs. Georgia M. Stevens circa. 1910. Suitable for attic bed? 2 QUiLf 74 x 79 Figured, pink border,41" wide on 2 sides,41" wide on 2 sides. Blue triangles alternating with white ones next to the wider border. 5704 patchwork squares of unbleached cotton with 2" corner triangles of blue alternate with squares which have pink triangles. These triangles meet to form a diamond pattern,in the finished quilt. Quilting is done by white cotton rosettes at the corners and centers of squares. Backing is of unbleached white cotton. Poor condition. Some might be made into a quilt for a child's crib or bed. Made by Mrs. Georgia M. Stevens circa 1912. 3 QUILT 59 x 60 30 x 30 puckered wool & cotton squares of many colors. Backing:garnet wool.

4 Carriage Robe 50 x 63 heavy,dark green wool On the right side is a 10" border of 8 purple stripes crossed by blue stripes at center of sides and at corners. There are blue squares in corners where stripes cross. Two 5/6" purple stripes go lengthwise and crosswise of the robe. On the wrong sidO.s a border made by turning the hem 11" deep;it has purple and blue stripes.

5 WALL HANGING 56 x 98" Subdued patteri.n grey,rose,blue, and brown all-over leaf pattern. 8" border with pattern inside it and a 21" band with formalized links containing flower motifs on both sides of the pattern. corners hexagonal 6 3/4" wide design. (Background for guns?) ?(6a MIXIhG ta for breadVaImaimem,6 7/8" high,17" top diameter,10" deepAO" bal -e diam- eter. & rounded handles secured near top by 4 bolts each. Rolled lip around top edge Used by Mr.& Mrs. Stevens in early 1900 1 s. ?c613 UOVER"16 3/4" diameter;14" circle of perforations in middle;handle above circle is secured by 2 bolts. Rsied lip. The whole is slightly rounded and on 3 levels.

FLOUR BAG 181 x 341" unbleached cotton;sdredge top edges one side:in center 9 x 121" high is a chubby boy seated on a bench with a flour bag behind him,slicinp. loaf of bread. He wears brown hat, pants, and boots and a blue shirt.. Below him is printed :Registered U.S.Patent Office. On each side of him at the edge, in 1" high letters which occupy 15-t-," are the words:Ceresota Flour. one side: in center oval 141" wide by 11" hian an outer band are the wordsF The gmilmakisindort Northwester Csolidated Milling Co. In center of inner oval in large letters:CERESUA. Below it'iFlour, Minneapolis and below that:"regis- tered U.S.Patent Office: Printing and lines are brown on orate background. Used circa 1908 by Stevenses. At the bottom:98 lbs.Net,Cereta Flour. ) 8 wooden box: 164 x 26 x 18" deep. On one end is printed at the top "SHREDDED". In the center below it is pictured a draped woman holding a sheaf of wheat in 1 hand and a torch of wheat in the other. Below her is "Trade Mark" and on a curve below that is WHOLE WHEAT. On the left side of the woman is printed 71.28 Stevens - 2 -

"Economical" above "Wholesome" above "36 Cartons". On the right of the woman is printed "Palatable" above "Nutricious" above "12 Ounces". Near the bottom of the side is "Manufactured by" above "The Shredded Wheat Co." above "Niagara Falls, f.Y." On the opposite end of the box in the middle of the 3 boards is stamped "Simpson & Rowland" above "Keep Dry". Note: Before paateboord cartons were used, groceries came from the wholesalers to the retail stores in wooden boxes. The top boards were pried off and. the contents piled on the store shelves. Simpson & Rowland was probably the best known wholesaler in Lowell. Hazel's father, Clarence E. Stevens,was for 32 years an independent grocer in Lowell, first in Centralville, at the corner of Bridge and Third Streets, later in Cupples' Square in the Highlands. After clerking for Munn & Sons (Kearney Square), he went into business for himself about 1893, later moved to the Highlands,and sold out in 1915 9 tin box: with hinged glass cover; 8 3/4 x x 6" high. On the 1P' border around the glss in gilt print on black ground, lire the words: "From the Bakery with 0 Thousand Windows" on the upper 9" side; At the bottom: "Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co., Boston". On the sides of the cover are 2 fancy red stripes. On the edges of the cover 15/16" deep is printed in silt: "Sunshine Bis- cuits". Around. top of box lk" deep Kilt band, edge bent inward Note: Cookies or "Biscuits" were sold in bulk by the pound in the e , rly 1900's. The glass cover made it possible for the customer to see the cookies he was selecting without handling them. '10a wash boiler: tin; oval; 20" long, 11j" middle width, 12-4" deep; 3 seams; handles at the 2 ends b cover: seam across middle; handle in center. 'used by Hrs. Stevens (and Hazel) until about 1948. 11 clothes wrin er: iron frame painted green; stands 10" high, 14 5 " wide; 2 rubber rollers inside the frame; an iron plate below, 5 1/8" wide, to shed water either forward or back as tipped; 2 "feet", 3" long fitted inside a set tub, and 2 screw clamps on the front adjusted to the thickness of the tub and held. the wringer tightly in place. A 10" iron crank with wooden handle turned the rollers as the clothes went between them. a top screw on the frame 'Ld.- justed the tightness of the rollers to the thickness of the cloth going through, 12 washboard: 12" wide x 23 ,7t" long; wooden frame, its top 6" deep, recessed on 1 side for holding soap; side pieces extending 4" as lers below bottom of frame; ribbed glass is held for the clothes to be rubbed against inside the frame. On back of wooden top: "No.175, the American Washboard. Saw Kerfs; pat. 1902, Ohio, U.S.A. 71.28

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13 portrait: charcoal (7) drawing of Georgia M. Stevens (Mrs. Clarence E.), mother of Hazel; circa 1894 Frame of dark wood; size: 48 3/4 x 52" WORLD WAR I ILLUSTRATIONS from "THE WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION" 14 "Allies Day, 1917" (5th Ave., N.Y.) in color by Childs Hassam; 8* x 15i" 15 "Lower Broadway in War Time" in color by Campbell Cooper; 8 x 154" 16 "The Stars.and Stripes" in sepia by Louis Haimaekers; 9*x 15"; July 1918

'17 sad iron: (for use with removable handle); weight, nearly 2 lbs.; 5 7/8" long, 3" wide in middle, tapering to pointed ends, 1 3/4" high. In center of top is hole for locking in the handle, and on each side a raised rim for holding it in place. On one side between the rim vnd raised edge are the raised words: "Bless & Drake", T,nd on the other, "Newark, N.J."

18 p,;.inted tray: 6 1/8" diameter; 3/4" raised. rim. On rim are green leaves on gold background; in middle of bottom is "Maxie" in pink on green insert; on each side of that are "I just love" and "Don't you?" in brown and yellow. In the center against a background of violets is the upper half of a brunette in a yellow shirtwaist enjoying * glass of Xoxie. 19 wooden box: 15 x 114 x 9" deep; 6 nails at each corner; printed in black on one end: "Alpha Sweet Corn, Packed by Minot Packing Co., Mechanic ealls, 20 wooden barrel: 30" high x 72", circum.; 20" dism. top; 14" good. strapping around top and bottom; 2 wire rings around top and middle; (bottom wire missing) 21 cigar box: wooden; 84 x 4 3/4" x 2 1/8"; papercovered outside and inside of the paper-hinged cover; "Corona" c.nd a. pictured. crown on cover and 4 sides; inside of cover has portrait of a brunette in red, "The Queen of Mild Cigars", and 10 "State Tax" in one corner f 22 pie lifter: forged iron;25" overall; handle is 16" long, the last 5" being an open, curved loop; 2 prongs, 9 " long, curve slightly upward at ends and "re 8i" apart 23 braided rug: 63" x 42", has 25 rows in browns and tans; all wool; Made by Mrs. Georgia M. Stevens circa 1940 71.28

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24 talcom powder can: miniature, 1 x 1i x 3/4"; perforated cap; s-.1mon pink; head of a brunette and pink flowers pictured above lettering, "Hinds Cremis Talcum Powder, A.S.Hinds, Portland, 14e., U.S.A."; on back, inforuation a.s to content and quality

) 125 corn popper: 37" overall; 23;0' lone; wooden handle, painted red; wire basket; 3P1 deep, 12 x 9i" wide at top, 10 x 7" at bottom; P' tin banding around top; 2 supporting wires extend on the outside from top edge down front, across bottom and up back. An iron bracket secures it to the handle. Cover: 12 3/4 x 9 3/4", bound with " tin. At back, by handle, the 2 ends of a i circle of wire .i..e hooked thru the bandings of the basket and cover for a. hinge; at front, a wire catch on the bas',,cet snaps over the cover.

. 26 a wooden box: round; stained dark; 6 3/8" diem. x 24" deep; y g 3 nails thru inside 5" lapover b sever: 6 5/8" diam. x 7/8" deep; 4i" inside lapover; in center L of cover is stamped, "Judock & Co."; a convex curve; below, in capitals, "W:NCHENDON, MASS." 27a wooden box: round; 7 1/8" diam. x 3" deep; 4" inside lapover; wood is partly reddened I b cover: 7 3/8" diam. x 1 5/16" deep; 3 3/4" lapover inside; (rim is split i way around) 28a wooden box: round; 10 5/8" diam. x 4 7/8" deep; 1 1/16" metal border at lower edge, turned and crimped on the bottom; stamped on side in black: "white, July 2, 1951" b cover: 10 3/4" diam. x 1" deep; 1" wide metal piece is folded over dedge and crimped around the top; stamped in black on cover: "GI A Co." above "Bangor, eiaine"

29 scrap booA -lterial a pieture: "Sioux Chief, Rain-in-the-Face", by Dousson; 9 3/4 x 16" b colored print: "Great Spirit of the Cornlands", by W eth: with "Hiawatha" quotation; 10 1/8 x 8 2/4" c cardboard cutout of Shawmut Indian; head and shoulders d cutout of head of "The North American Indian" 71.28

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30 WORLD WAR I PICTURES cover of The Youth's Companion"; May 30, 1918; dedicated to American Red Cross; 9i x 1.5" r. sepia photo by Abbe; from "The Country Gentleoan": "Our Guns, Our Men, Ready!" page from "Saturday Evening Post": "Leaves from a 'or Diary", and 4 photos by Maj. Gen. J. G. Harbord, jr. cr:-2 2nd side: photo, "The First to Got", U.S.S. Cassin, destroyer in North Sea; "High Spots of Preparedness", 6 photos Aug. 1917 d reproduction of Liberty Loan poster: "To Bring the Boys Home"; 9* x 13 3/4" Spring 1919 e double pages, 14 3/4 x 2(4", from "The Woman's Home Companion": reproductions of posters Tcade by Ney York school pupils f Thrift Stamp poster in sepia Aug. 1918 g "Bright Spots in the Big War": in sepia h "Smile, Smile, Smile": in sepia Oct. 1917 i "Is Your Boy Going, Too?": in sepia; by Kadel and Herbert Sept. 1917 j "Carry On": in sepia; by E. H. Ldoshfield

31 Kodschrome slide: Helen Poland at front door of the Barrett- Byam Homestead; 3-22-1971 32 Kodachro, e slide: corner of barn and ell of Homestead from below wall: 3-22-1971 71.29

Miss E. warren 91 Boston Rd., Chelmsford, Mass. Received: 6-14-1971 J.F. acknowledged: same registered: 7-1-1971 H.P. lqbeled: 5.- 24 - /97, donor card: g-31•1171 14S object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 ironing board: 55" long, 14k" across small end which is curved; 19" at bottom, which has 2" reinforcing board; one hinge mark; 3 holes at top; wooden 2 ironing board: 38*" long; 6" at curved top, 14" at bottom, 3/4" thick; hinge marks, with 4 holes where it hitched to wall e, 3 washboard: small; wooden frame 14 x x 1 3/4"; zinc Ithimg board 6i x 6 1/8"; scrubbing section 10 x 6"

T`4 bowl: yellow earthenware; 8" top diameter; 2i" at base; e" border on side: blue design on white with black border*: 1 3/8" overall; 1" white, 1/8" blacks each side .t.f..!..4)%5 bowls earthenware; oU8 "ts711:, dd:111"i ' b2:nbagT:eic414"irj37cT outside has a. 14" smooth straight border with 2 self handles pierced to held a bail (missing); the 3" slightly slanted sides are polka dotted imprints with 4 heart imprints; Tradelzark:fireproefr, acidproof, durable

6 muffin p4n: iron; 12e x 7 3/8" overall; contains 12 semi- cylindrical units, 4 3/8" x 2" in length and 1" deep i mi 5 7 bread pan: tin; top, 8" x 4.i-"; base, 6 3/4" x 8 bread pan: tin; top, 9" x 54"; base, 34 x 8 3/4" , 9 bread pan: tin; t8p, 5 3/4" x 94"; base, x 4" c 10 " " • tin; same dimensions as #9 above y 11 clay pipe: straight stem, 5*"; bowl, 2" && 12 " " : stem, very slightly bent, 5"; bowl 2" f..... 'f 13 " " : stem bent, 4 7/8"; bowl, 2.-" all have "Scotland" on stem, "D" on bowl I., 71.30

Carl J. Davis 1840 Middlesex St.. Lowell, Mass. Moved in 1973 to Boxferd. Mass. received: 6- 13- 1971 K. Favreau aekknowledged: J.F. registered: labeled: donor card: 8-31-1972 H.S. object card: mab 197e doncr card mab 1979

1 U. S. silver dollar: dated 1798; 3rd year of issue 0,4 1,0 a y, 2 document, framed: Revolutionary War period; Virginia officer's commission signed by John Hancock; William Talieferre, Esq. appointed Major of 3rd Virginia Battalion; dated at Philadelphia 13th August, 1776. by order of the Cingress; John Hancock, President

3 U. S. $2.00 bill. Continental Currency, dated 1770 4 U. S. officer's dress sword: gold hilted with nickel silver plated blade; in wool flannel ease; belonged to Gen. William Talliaferro, Virginia 5 Bible: the Genney Family Bible, 1769; contains family records of Genney Family from 1719 - 1839; leather sever

6 bottle: free blown"ehestnut"; 3*" high; straw colored; open pentil 7 bottle: free blown "chestnut"; 9" high; olive green; o.p. 8 bottle: Ludlow, Mass. spirits bottle, circa 1700; green. o.p. 9 historical flask: cornucopia design; olive green; o.p. 10 bottle: globular free blown; 12" high, olive amber; o.p. 11 bottle: cylindrical free blown; 10" high, amber; o.p.

// Notes The above items returned to donor, Jan. 22, 1974 Julia P. Fogg, Curator 71.31

from the estate of Miss Berniece Brown vest Chelmsford, Mass. received: from Mrs. Ralph Parleo 6-15-1971 L?W.N. acknowledged: registered: 7-1-1971 J.F. labeled: 8-3-1971 H.P. donor card: 9 -I - I TI2 f•S object card: mab 1978 donor card mat) 1979

1 dress: brown taffeta and satin brocade 7,1A. ...SCrv,AA.h) a blouse or bodice: fitted, lined and boned; long fitted sleeves with 2i" satin cuffs and ecru lace edge; satin collar, 3i"; satin front panel, 7" at top, shaped, and 6" at base; 23 hidden bone buttons close the blouse; 16 bone buttons close the front opening panel (2 buttons missing) b skirt: with piuffe front snd pouffe-paneled back, looped; a* 38" wide, 60" long; alternate taffeta and satin plaiting across front; 26" deep; 4" plaited dust ruffle around bottom; skirt is 42" long & 2 overdress: black lace;formed from heavy silk tape; 55" long; shaped; princess style; 17" shaped bell sleeves F./ 3a dress: black lace sleeveless evening dress; made over a. black crepe slip with cream-colored belies top; 1" black lace belt with metal clip; long waist line of period of 1920; dress length, 51" b evening jacket: black lace, with long straight sleeves; jacket is 30" long; 17" from under arm

4 is . ndkerchief: black lace, 25" square, with 1" lace edge cp 5 apron: handmade of fine white lawn; 31" x 32", gathered st top; 4" net lace at bottom; 2 1 3/4" diamond patterned borders with i" insertion separating the 2 borders; attached to apron by hemstitching; 2" net lace up the sides; 11" waist band at top, 27" long 06 bolero: sleeveless; of ecru lace ?d#7 collar: hand crocheted; ecru; circles, roses and clover design 21)8 handkerchief: white lawn with battenbura lace edge; 10" square 9 remnant: black 1$, ce; design: fern leaves, flowers in medallion 71.32

Mrs. aoseoe Milton Wolf nee Edith Clark Maury 143 Kendall Ave., Jersey Shore, Pa. 17740 received: 6-24-1971 J.F. acknowledged: 7-19-1971 J.F. registered: 6-29-1971 H.P., J.F. labeled: - t . . 44 -1 9- 7/ donor card: ci-t-1"1 object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 andirons: 10" nest supported by narrow brass arms 2" out from either side and with ends curved up; 3." leg curves down and then up at ends; making a 10" spread; andirons rest on brass knobs in front; 13 or 131" x 3/4" iron bars support wood; 3" high foot supports andirons at rear; cast brass

2 felt shoes: hand made by Betsy Spaulding Barrett (8th gen.) at the age of 18 to wear to her first dance; black slipper, 10" long; 2.1" narrow sole; 5 3/4" felt upper embroidered in yellow cross stitch bordered by white running stitch and fine green thread running stitch; narrow 1/8" green silk ribbon edging around top of shoe front and around edge of 18" x11" strip around top of foot at ankle, fastens in front; toes of shoes are "square" across end 14"; green and yellow flower at top of each toe embroidered in French knots; 3/8" green silk ribbon ties in front, being run through ai;"- eyelet; shoes are lined with dark brown felt. 3 stockings: hand spun and knit by Betsy Spaulding Barrett with her initials in top of each, 2t" down from top; ecru color; size 05-;- 144" from top of leg to bottom of heel; mended, very meticulously; made at the home of her father, Nathan Barrett,in Hinsdale, Mass. s, t, 4 handkerchief: homespun; came from Albe Cady Barrett and could have belonged to his father, Nathan Barrett (7th);

size, i?,

5 Will: photostat copy of will of Thomas Barrett, Sr. (1st gen.) 6 Inventory: " If , of estate of " 9g 7 Barrett Genealogy: photostat copy; compiled by Geo. Castor c4 c, Martin, 1912 q$ 8 booklet: Families of the Pilgrims by George Soule 0 V.- FtCf." "//' 3 (x)

June 21, 1971 Cast brass andirons, felt slippers, stockings, homespun hander- chief presented to the Chelmsford Historical Society at Chelmsford, Mass., for the Barrett Homestead by Edith Clark Moury Wolf (Mrs. Roscoe Milton Wolf) of 143 Kendall Ave., Jersey Shore, Penna.,17740. The andirons came from the home of Albe Cady Barrett (8th Gen.) thru his son Amos Augustus Barrett (9th Gen.) to my mother Martha Huller Barrett Moury and then on to me. The Albe Cady Barrett home was in Northumberland, Pa. The homespun handkerchief came from Albe Cady Barrett and could have belonged to his father Nathan Barrett (7th Gen.) of Hinsdale, Mass. The stockings were made by Betsy Spaulding Barrett with her initials knit in at top (B.S.B). She spun the yarn and knit them at the home of her father Nathan Barrett in Hinsdale, Mass. The felt shoes also were made by her at the age of 18 to wear to her first dance. The copy of the will of Thomas Barrett, Sr., (1st Gen.) also inventory of his estate, I obtained and had copy made for the Society. I own a copy of the Barrett Ancestry" compiled by George Castor Martin 1912 and had copy made for Society library. This Barrett Line Gen. 1- Thomas B rrett, Sr., 1619-168 " I Thomas Barrett, Jr. -- 1702 " III- Moses Barrett 1662-1684' " IV 1685-1760 Moses Barrett " V John Barrett 1708/9-1762 " Vi Jonathan Barrett 1731-1802/3 " VII Nathan Barrett 1766-1825 "VIII Albe Cady Barrett 1795-1849 "IX Amos Augustus Barrett 1835-1916 "X Martha Huller Barrett Ploey/ 1861-1929 "XI Edith Clark Moury Wolf 71.33

Mr. and Mrs. George Marchand 75 Park Rd., South Chelmsford, Mass. received: 7-4-1971 J.F. acknowledged: 7-19-1971 J.F. registered: 7-14-1971 J.F. labeled: donor card: 9-1- t112 object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 strip of Byam matches: made in the South Chelmsford match factory of Ezekiel Byam, circa 1835; given to Mr. Marchand, former store- keeper in So. Chelmsford for many years, by Mrs. Lyman Byam, now in her 90th year. overall size of strip, 2, x 2P'; 22 matches; each match slit 3/4 of way down length of strip; tips pointed and dipped in red sulphur preparation 71.34

Miss Evelyn Wells Pleasant St., Dunstable, Mass.

received: 1971 H.S. acknowledged: 7-19-1971 J.F. registered: 7-14-1971 J.F., H.P. labeled: 8-24-1971 F.deJ. donor card: 9-1 -111 object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

CANNING JABS ya 2-qt. jar: green glass, with clamp and cover; Atlas; E Z seal ;02 1-qt. " : "Lectric"; clamp and cover co 3 1-qt. " : blue-green; Ball; Ideal C 04 1-qt. bottle: Chelmsford ginger ale; light green w5 2-qt. jar: clear glass; Atlas E Z seal; clamp and cover %.0 6 1-qt. " ; ; "Putnam 38" 157 1-qt. " : • ; Atlas E Z seal 8 1-pt. • ; Ball "Ideal"

W9 *-pt. " ▪ ; Atlas E Z seal *-pt. " • ; Ball "Ideal" (small) %0 11 *-pt. " • ; round; 10K444; (tall) *-pt. " ; square; 1K643; (tall)

013 1-qt. jar: screw top; clear glass; Metro Mason; "Easy Pac"; flat glass cover with metal screw ring cover 0014 1-pt. " : identical to #13 above 715 *-pt. " : clear glass; Kerr self-sealing; Mason; all metal Screw top 71.35

Miss Lena M. Gumb Horn Home Smith St., Lowell, Mass. received: 7-14-1971 73.M.P. acknowledged: 7-19-1971 J.F. registered: 7-14-1971 J.F. labeled: 8-24-1971 f.deJ. donor card: 9-1 - nia, object cord; mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 framed photograph: Canal Walk in West Chelmsford; taken from the depot size of picture, 14 x 8i"; in brown tones; mat, 19i x 13"; grey-brown; frame: stained walnut; 22 x 15 3/4 x 1*"; beaded just inside outer edge 71 .36

Mrs. Donald P. Eddy nee Miriam Brightman Box 911 East Falmouth, Mass. 02536 received: 7-14-1971 J.F. acknowledged: 7-20-1971 J.F. registered: 7-20-1971 J.F. labeled:

donor card: 9- 1-1112 " object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 hurricane lantern: tin; cylindrical body, 8", with cone- shaped top, 5"; door on side, 4" x 74"; Used by ancestors of Edw. with latch; diam. of lantern, 54 x 13"; B.Fall in Berwick, Maine pierced design in sunburst pattern; 1" high candle holder, 1" in diam. inside; suspension ring at top of lantern missing. 2 towel rack: wooden; 29" high x 8" deep, 24 5/8" wide; 2 dowels on each side and one in middle at top for hanging articles; arched top; span of feet, 111" at base; inverted A base From home of Edward Burton Fall who married Florence Adelaide Byam (1866-1945) ,-, 3 measure: wooden; 64" high x 11" diam.; fastened together with 11 iron nails; lapover inside, 7i"; 0 7 ' used by Edward Burton Fall, grandfather of Donor, for feed for horses 4a cocoa pot: porcelain; 9" teal; spout 5" above base; 3i" base; top opening, 4" across; handle, 6" long, 1" up from base; attached to pot 1" from top; pink CO 9 floral pattern resembles pink phlox; (mended crack in nose; also a chip) b cover: porcelain; 4" with loop or twist for handle

5 wedding gown: of Irma Baker Fall, dau. of Edward Burton and Florence Adelaide (Byam) Fall when married to Edgar Sheffield Brightman, son of George Edgar and Mary Charlotte (Sheffield) Brightman, June 8, 1918 Material is eggshell satin,with georgette crepe elbow length Sleeves trimmed with pearl bead surrounded by tiny white opaque beads; dress has draped front panel from shoulder to hip with crossed V-front surplice; entire front is made in one fan-shaped piece 43" long, with embroidered corners, a beaded flower at each hip -- pearls, crystal beads and a beaded tassel; 71.36

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81 5 wedding gown (cont.) neckline has same beading as the sleeves -- a daisy type trim with gilded center bead surrounded by tiny white beads; silk lace inset at neck; at shoulders: a duplicate of the pearl decoration lot the hips. The underskirt is satin, 35" long and 66" around the bottom, with a 4" hem. The back of gown has a rectangular lace collar, 7" x 4", shaped to the neck; the panel in back is in jumper effect -- a shaped panel to the waist line; the belt in back is made of 3 folds of satin caught by a beaded decoration. The back panel is plaited and shaped to hang within 2" of the hem, or 6" from bottom of dress; corners are embroidered. Sleeves, lace collar and lace trim on front are all on a georgette guimpe which is attached to the underskirt. gY 6 dress: coffee colored georgette and silk crepe; basic dress is silk crepe; skirt gathered at waistline; blouse plaited at back and front with 6 plaits each; waist lined with a lighter material which folds to make a V at neck; blouse has a square neckline with georg- ette sailor collar and sleeves and georgette apron- like overdress in front, with bib up the front; bib is bound in aqua crepe and decorated with aqua chenille; a 3" silk crepe belt is attached at outer sides of bib and has same aqua trim and 3" aqua chenille tassels; long sleeves are trimmed in chenille and crepe. A 26" apron hangs down front from bib and is 24" wide, also trimmed above a 2" hem with aqua chenille scrolls; collar is 0" deep and 14" wide, trimmed with aqua.

?)7a,b pillow cases: white cotton; 18 x 34" overall, with 3" hem and 2" heavy cotton lace edge

8 towel: white linen damask; 26 x 18" with a 3/4" tatted lace shamrock pattern; "F" monogram 2" high 9 examplek of various stitches used in sewing: ,faa unbleached cotton square, 7 x 71 shows a circle, 2 1/8" in diem.; a right triangle, 24 x 2t x 3"; a square, 2i"; and and oval, 2 3/4 x 2 3/4 x 2" -- all outlined in red in a fine running stitch b unbleached cotton piece, 7 x 44" shows practise hemming in a 1/8" hem and a. is" hem; also 5 rows 4i" long of the following stitches: 1 row of back stitch, right aside and wrong side; 1 row of basting stitches; 1 row of long running stitches; 1 row of short running stitches 71.36

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09c striped cotton material, 4 x 5f,": 6 fine brown alternating with blue and green stripes; #" hem at top with white tapes attached; 2#" pocket at base, hemmed; t divided into two by blue feather stitching brown striped cotton piece: 6 fine brown stripes alternating with blue and green; 4 3/4" long x 4" wide;--an example of a draw-string bag; #" heading and 4" hem for double draw strings; tapes extend V,' each side

10 scarf: cream silk embroidered net lace with scalloped edge; cut-out cotton lace edging at 2 ends in wild rose pattern; overall length, 60"; 5 3/4" wide (---.11 purse: magenta; crocheted; edged with loops of cut steel beads; 2 sections: purse, 3 x 24" with 2" flap; connected by 16 crocheted strings, 8i" long, along which moves a 5/8" steel ring for hanging from finger or belt; loops of tiny cut steel beads are of vary- ing lengths on bottom of purse cfl 12 umbrella cases: a,b,c,d, are black silk; e, black grosgrain f, black silk with green lining; short g, silk h,i, black cotton j,k, black silk 1, cotton; black m,n, black silk o, black cotton p, black silk

0)13 hat pin: 10 5/8" long; head of pin has a. 6-loop wire spiral around seal of Mt. Holyoke College; seal is 3/8" across i'1) 14 hat pin: black headed steel pin, 7 4" long 15 hat pin: 124" long; desorative head is 221", silver; truncated, conical-shaped head co 16 comb: tortoise shell; 7" across, 3" deep; teeth 3" long; (in poor condition) 017a glasses: steel rimmed with oval lenses, 1#" x 5/8"; f oti vot- nosepiece, li"; steel bows,'5" long

b case ^t wooden, leather covered; 6" long x 1#" across; W-(7 3" flap for closing p8 napkin ring: bone; 1" high x 1 3/4" diameter g) 1.19 napkin ring: bone; dimensions, same as above 71.36

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,S 20--strambertmy—huIler: 2 3/8" x 5/8"; Trade Mark, "Nipit"; tin; folded strip of metal to be held between thumb and first finger

Pins and Tie Clasps

4' 21 pin: silver shield, 1" x 1"; Mass. Temperance Society; Loyal Legion; Company G; Plymouth Division

S i 22 stickpin: 2" long; gold triple knot with tiny pearl

g/ 23 tie clasp: sword; 3i" long Or" 24 tie clasp: silver filigree, leaf design; 2P. 25 pin: 1" diam.; "State Sunday School Association" in gold letters on outside dark blue enamel border; concentric bands of color -- dark blue, red, bright blue, green, white center -- each separated by fine gold line

6i 26 pin: old gold; 5/8" diam. octagon; white circle with lamp of knowledge in gold, i inch; bright blue band en- en^ circles center bearing words: "Protection and Inde- pendence -- T.C.U." 27 pin: Maltese Cross; silver; 3/4" x 5/8"; on left arm of cross - "E"; on right arm of cross - "L"; in circle in center, a cross surrounded by 2 concen- tric circles enclosing the words "Look Up" (at top) and "Lift Up" (at base)

S/ 28 pin: decorative; elliptical, 1 3/8" x 5/8"; amber; translucent; simple floral design in black: black rose carved and raised 1/8" surrounded by tiny pearls 71.37

Mrs. Edward W. Norton nee Lucia Wilma Perkins 115 Robin Hill Rd., Chelmsford, Mass. received: 7-1-1971 acknowledged: 7-14-1971 J.F. registered: 7-14-1971 J.F. labeled: 7-20-1971 H.P. donor card: 9-1 -rm object card: mab 197 8 donor card mab 1079

1 book: Pioneer Children of America by Caroline D. Emerson, with W. Linwood Chase and Allan Nevins, consultants, Boston Univ. and Columbia Univ. respectively; illustrations by William Sharp; pub. by D.C. Heath & Co. - 1950 2 book: Stories of Az Country's Beginnings by Ames, Ames and Ousley; illustrations by Mary and Kevin Hoyt; Webster Publishing Co. - 1944 3 manual: Short Cuts to Home Sewing the Modern Singer Way; PUB. BY Singer Sewing Machine Co., Inc. 4 booklet: Chautauqua Text Books; No. 1 Biblical Exploration; or How to Study the Bible, by J. H. Vincent; pub. by Phillips and Hunt, N.Y., and Walden and Stowe, Cincinnati - 1880; paper back; pink; size 5 x 3" g 5 leaflet: Byam School, Chelmsford, Mass., Open House 12/6/1970; cover shows picture of school, map giving directions, and the Town Seal; foreword by Philip E. Campbell and brief history of the Byam Families; floor plans of upper and lower floors

6a-n paper dolls: sheets of cut-outs from pages of Jack and Jill magazines 7a-j cover pages from Home Arts Needlecraft Magazines; for use in childreTGscrapbooks LV8 clipping: mounted on construction paper and dated 1967; concerns the old Middlesex Canal 71.38

Miss Marjorie B. Scoboria Miss Eunice Scoboria 15 W. Riding St., olellesley, Mass. 02181

received: 7-6-1971 H.S. acknowledged: 7-2M-1971 J.F. registered: 7-20-1971 J.F. labeled: 7-20-1971 H.P. donor card: -1 -0111. object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

Annual Reports of the Receipts and Expenditures of the Town of Chelmsford, together with the School Reports for the Years ending: 1 Feb. 29, 1892 2 " 28, 1894 3 " 28, 1896 and the report of the Trustees of the Free Public Library It 11 el 4 " 28, 1897 " " " of the Adams Library 5 w 28, 1898 et n 0 n n n n n " n ,...-- 6 " 28, 1899 " " if if IS n if n n is

0/7 Homecoming Souvenir in Connection with Chelmsford Tercentenary, 1655-1955; Village Improvement Assn., South Chelmsford, Mass.+ Liberty Hall; organized, 1881 0/8 program: A Great Concerte by Ye Olde Folkes; 6-10-1955 0/9 sheet music: Tercentenary Hymn; lyrics by Edna Byam Parkhurst; music by Arthur Thompson

10 table: Empire card table; walnut; probably belonged to their grandmother Bartlett; size: 34 x 17" with leaf folded over; 29*" high; base, 19 x 15" square with concave sides; 4 ball feet; top hinged in middle, swivels to make a card table, exposing "secret" drawer

11 handkerchief: white linen; 18 x 19"; hand embroidered , 1" buttonhole scalloped edge; 2" self striped border inset 3/4" from edge. Note: made by Mrs. Maria Bartlett and given to Mrs. Myra Marshall c. 1850. Note 2: The Myra Marshall house is the little story-and-a-half house on Curve St., in Carlisle that sits close to the road. A solid fence now hides it. 71.39

Mr. Lester W. 134111 187 Acton Hd., Chelmsford, Mass. received: 7-20-1971 J.P. acknowledged: /1- 71' registered: 8-3-1971 H.P., J.F. labeled: 8-3-1971 H.P. donor card: q-1-1111 1A-G. object card: mab 1978 dcnor card mab 1979

1 quilt: 80 x 62"; white cotton with Turkey red squares, 1", 2", and 2"; and rectangles 2 3/8 x 7/8" in diagonal pattern; quilting done in interlocking circles, 3" diameter, more or less So 2 quilt: 71 x 87"; white cotton with Turkey red squares, 1i" and 3" in diam.; pattern of large square connecting two small squares in rectangular pattern; quilting done in parralel lines, 1", 1", and 2i." forming squares and rectangles 1" and 24" "mini" ball: from Civil War; lead; diem. 71.40

Ars. Aelvin deJager nee Frances Sarre 4 Harvey Rd., Chelmsford, Mass. received: 7-6-1971 J.'-'. ac.',cnowledwed: same registered: 7-20-1971 J.F. labeled: 7-20-1971 H.P. donor crd: q-1-1912. M.S• object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 Pilgrim costume

dress: grey cotton; gathered, 34" skirt attached to 16" long waist: straight sleeves, 22" long from shoulder 1" wide b apron: 24" white cotton, 36" wide; gathered on R Abelt at tlxIctiltm waist: ties are 44" long, 3" wide; 4" hem Rt bottom c cap: white cotton; bonnet shaped; gathered at back of neck; cuffed band around bonnet, 25" 71.41

Mrs. Richard 0. Lahue, Sr. 22 Worthen St., Chelmsford, Mass. received: 6-1-1971 H.S. acknowledged: registered: 8-2-1971 J.F. lmbeled: donor card: 9-I-1111 object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 bed pillow: feather filled; fine blue and white cotton ticking; size, 26 x 19"; for use in cradle 2 bed pillow: same as above 71.42

Leigh B. Howells - glass blower Parlemont Plaza Chelmsford, Mass. received: 8-18-1971 J.F. acknowledged: 8-30-1971 J.F. registered: 8-22-1971 J.F. labeled: donor card: 9-1-1972 H.S. object card: 1978 M.A.B. donor card mab 1979

1 blown glass crane: free blown in red glass; feeding crane;

2 blown glass crane: free blown in red glass;

Note: These two beautifully fashioned items were donated to Chelmsford Historical Society by master craftsman, Leigh B. Howells as a companion piece to the 3rd, upright piece purchased at auction following a demonstration. Mr. Howells comes from a long line of glass blowers. In fact, he delights in telling of his mother who, at 90 years, continues to blow glass!

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Mrs. Grace (Mansfield) - (Parker) Harris c/o Royce M. Parker (her son) Pine Hill Rd., Chelmsford, Mass. received: 8-31-1971 J.F. acknowledged: 9-8-1971 J.F. registered: 9-6-1971 J.F. labeled: 9 1171 IF Irq rle r donor cord: (1-1 - ITU H-5- object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

p✓ 1 photograph: Littleton Road School, Chelmsford; taken in 1894;- This school was located on Hunt land at the corner E`f 01A1\ of Littleton Rd. and the present (1971)0dead end" street just past the Clover Farm Store. Grace Mansfield graduated from Lowell Normal School in 1892 and first taught at this school in 1893. The school was closed c. 1897 and was moved away (to Westford?) in that year. Pictured is her first class. Front, from left: 1.Thomas Sheehan, 2. 3.Franois Sheehan, 4. , 5.Roy Kittredge, 6.Gertrude (boarded at Reid's), 7.William Kittredge, 8.Leroy ("Job WT Dutton, 9.Mr. Knowlton, Sup't. Rear, from left: 1.William Whitney, 2. 3.Grace Mansfield, teacher, 4. , 5.Edmund Whitney Picture is 10 1/8" x 8 1/8", mounted

2 necklace: bead work; made on loom by Mrs. Nathilda Harris, first wife of Dr. E. Dyer Harris, vetrinarian And surgeon. She died in 1924, in her 60's. Necklace is 56" long, including a 3i" tassel of variegated colored beads at each end, attached to the 5/8" wide loomed piece by a i!" pale yellow bead; necklace has background of tiny crystal beads with colored bead 'designs of trees, animals, crosses and geometric designs, each design separated by a row of black beads. - very beautiful work! 3 whole nutmeg: 1" long with 1/8" hole drilled through center for hanging on string. 8'0 la In the 1800's it was believed that a nutmeg rubbed on sore eyelids and then worn around the neck would effect a. cure. This nutmeg was so used by Lizzie Byam, who later became Mre. George P. Mansfield, Mrs. Harris' mother. received y -1971 71. 1-0+ acknowledged 9- -1971 Hazel Stevens 44 High Street registered 9- -1971 HS Chelmsford, Mass. labeled y-_/-1971,41,tvici Faer.

donor card q - _ill/ W5 •object card mab 1978 donor card mab 1979 PENHOLDERS,wooden,tapered at one end

;e 1 6)/8" long; green VP-at- or- 2 6t" long;black,l of thousands given to Lowell schoolchildren in 1st half of 1900's 01\ 44^ 3 6 7/8" long,including 14" of cork at writing-end -1,.n 4 7" long;marbled red,white, black - PEN NIBS,made for insertion into holders "Spencerian Gold Point Dome Point;1 5/8" long,incl.5/8" of steel '9.10,11,12- steel "Spencerian Pen No.1 Ivison Phinney & Co.,N.Y.,made in Eng. "Signature 4,made in U.S.A.";1" long;gold colored 14 steel "R.Estabrook & Co.,Judge's Quill";1 7/16" long;no.312 15,16 steel;1 9/16" long;"Eagle Pen(?) co.;E 134) Manhattan Stub,N.Y.:U.S.A. 17,18, steel;1 3/8" long;"Penesco 511 Esterbrook,made in U.S.A. This kind was given out the 1st day of school in Lowell grades. ... 1 5/8" long.gold colorirusted flr PEN RESERVOIR:t0116" long overall narrow 1/8" wide 3/4" long end for insertion 0 Yl a g. 1 inside the pen nib;the long 3/8" deep spoon or reservoir to rest against the evAt pen nib and hold ink. A forerunner of the fountain pen. 23 Calling Card:Merretta Grindell in Spencerian script;3i" x 2 3/8" white pasteboard

MANUALS of handwork "Knitting and ,a Manual of HOusehold Industry";N.Y.Tribune;Extra,no.62:1880,20O _Lo t •k .nenkt% kv,,tt.L4 Sawspies. 25 Knitting,Crocheting, and ,by Belding Bros.& Do.,silk skein mfgrs. 18--

• 26 Fleisher's Knitting and Crocheting Manual,17th Edition,400;circa 191.6

F,4()27- page of directions for stockings,collar & cuffs of HANDWORK 28 wall decoration and vase holder:white crochet;starched;91" at widest wing points,9" high;44 x 7/8" open tubular section in middle for glass tube.

A Xmas present to Hazel Stevens by a grateful pupil,made b , the grandmother.c112:

29 Cover to be sewn onto a plain sofa pillow:14" square;11 rows of 11 rayon rosettes; outer row and 3rd row from edge are rose color;next to outer row is rose alternating with light pink;4th row is blue;middlep"roseetes are yellow. made by an aunt of the donor,circa 1930 30 DUIL1:ecru linen;154" diameter;10 scalloped sections of Wallachian embroidery;an 8 - petalled,pink flower and green leaves on stem in each section;20 solid pink and rose circles around 41" diameter plain center. Circa. 1912 Wallachia was formerly a region in s.e. Rumania.

3) BUREAU SCARF:17 x 47":machine made;white; 1*" hemstitched hems;openwork row 5/16" wide between 2 rows of linen 3/4 " wide,both of which are bordered by openwork 7/8" wide;these Begin 14" in from the edge. Circa 1910

• 396Card table Oovell28 x 36";black seAeen;3/8" hemilecorated by a bastinttstitch oi gold silk;l6" diagonal band across one corner embroidered in running and solid stitches in shades of yellow,blue,rose. Circa 1911.

,33 CASE forOle (q 124 x 4*" envelope;open edge has 1/8" hemstitched hem;flap,3" wide at the center has ani embroiderdd,scalloped edge and sprays of flowers and leaves with the initial G for Grindle, in the center. circa. 1920

31( :13" square,more or less; 3 points on each side;hardanger embroidery covers all but a small center of linen;largely openwork in squares. Circa 191u Such work is native to the Hardanger Fjiord in Norway. H.Stevens 71. 114+ 34 hardanger sample strip:144-, x 310;5 motifs in diamond squares. 2

hardanger sample strip:14t x 2111 ;7 motifs in squares,2 being unfinished. , 31 quilt square pattern:111" square:unbleached cotton and rose linen;8 alternating triangular sections,points meeting at center;51" diameter'center flower of 8 triangular petals rounded at the wide end;alternating dilors;2 petals at each corner of whole square.

38 doily:white linen damask;? 5/8" square;1" hemstitched hem;1111 border around center 3 3/4" square,a T in each corner of border and a. fleur-de-lis in center of each side;in the center of the square is a shield with 3 fleur-de-lis on it, a crown above it, and a wreath around 3 sides of it.

39 napkin•Ali x 11 3/4" + fringe;white damask linen; large area of dots in center; border:intricate garland of leaves and grapes; 2 round fruits with leaves inside each corner between border and dots.

, 40 napkin:11_3/4- x 121";4" fringe on 3 sides,selvedge on the 4th;white linen damask; 2 red,patterned 3/4" wide bands cross at corners;border around 71" center sdpare;circular center motif.

41 handkerchief: 11" square;white linen;f" lace edging;3/4" in from edge is drawn work 5/16" wide and in from 1 corner 2 squares of it. Made by Mrs. Anna Schallon about 1958 just as she had made many like it in Ireland as a girl.

42 tea cloth for a card table:34 x 311" overall;openwork around irregular edge; 161 x 151" center with openwork inside and outside of it, being wider at the corners.

43 bag: cerise satin;41 deep,,3" around top;oval bottom cardboard, satin covered,is 4 3/4 x 3 7/8";blue satin drawstting(With bows? in 1" hem;6 double rows of silk chainstaitch in 2 shades of blue go up 31" from bottom.

1444. bag:4 pockets 41 x 31" of ribbon which has 13 stripes in 7 colors besides side bor- ders of blue;5/8" hems at top;8 buttonholes at sides below hems for blue draw ribbon which is featherstitched across the 2 outer sides below the hems. 3akine..1- Pea4 45 amo-h4en:flat for box bottom or a doll; satin;5 3/4 x 50.

46 wall hanging for a bedroom:21 x 8" including 1*" fringe;white satin;3/8" hem at top with silk thread for hanging;3 -stanza poem,"Good Night"printed on it. s , 47 sewing box:'}" wide,51" long.2 3/8" deep;hinged cover with clasp for closing; cover: crk colored pfastic or celluloid with picture of a. girl's head in color and 1 1/8" dide borders; sides and bottom:covered with flowered paper; interior: inside 3/4" deep cover which is curved;pa.le pink cotton lining. Given to the donor circa 1905. ki 50.48 mendinglpink linen,basket shaped when closed by a loop and brass button;2i deep x 5n wid,fit flared sides;3" wide at top; interior,opened:8-sided;lined with rose sprigged creamy cotton,roses being rose,blue, and yellow;lattached bag-pocket for thimble;two 24" pink straps for papers of needles or thread. Circa 1912;typical of gifts made by young girls for each other at Xmas'.

SO 449 pin cushion:4 3/8" diameter inc1.3/8" lace edging;cardboard covered with pink cotton with rose dots;l side padded;pins to be stuck in around edges of padded side.

50 glove mender:white painted woodRS" long,oval ends narrowing to a band at" cente and is 11" from the narrower oval end. H.Stevens 71.1+4 0 51 tatting bobbin:ivory:21" long,point to point;3/4" wide in middle;double;end points 3 touch;warped in center over ivory block *" wide with hole thru 7/8" long sides. .52 fingernail file and cleaner:ivory:2 pieces 21" long,hinged 3/4" from one end; 1 piece pointed;the other blunt with a 3/4" file imbedded in it.

1.10 53 nail cleaner:ivory/ 3 x 3/8";l end thinned and pointedvalleiotherrounded and thinned to be concave on 1 side. :oX 0 RIBBONS for miiline or refurbishin costume r ,, 4V. .54 - 1 ' T 7 7:- I31-- black velvet:15 3 4 x 1 7 8" ge..7,--2.--_-:-..-..---- II " :20 x 1 3/16" -457 li .0" n :56 x 1 5/16" 58 " " :36 x 11.1, folded ,sewn down and into a circle 59 -IS -IL .48 2 N 14 t+ -it ti" II 60 green silk velvet:16 x 1",double and seamed,1 open end 61 " If " :161 x 1" " II II t t t 62 " velvet:70 x 7/8",folded in at both edges and seamed to go around a skirt 63 cerise velvet,satin backed:15 x 1 3/16" 64 deep red satin :23 x 2";forked ends;picot edging

65 figured:black background;7+ silk embroidered flower sprays on formal,scrolled,and curlicued running motif bordered with green; 12 x 1 1/8 " 66 :same as above;12I x 1 1/8"

67 Roman striped:34 x 1 1/16":red l greetlyellow; white, and black stripes with red borders

68 light brown silk with 1/8" satin borders;171 x 1 1/16" 69 tobacco brown grosgrain:21 x 1 3/8" 70 dark green satin,cotton backed:31 x 21"

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72 grey-white moire with silk borders:29 x 3";tiny picot edges; 5/8" silkflowers em= broidered into 3/4" borders which have a satin stripe on each edge. 73 same as 72 except that its width is only 21" and the borders 5/8" wide 74 white chiffon: 1/8" picot edges;3/16 & 1/16" border opaque lines on each edge; 5 thin lines 7.16" apart. 25* x 2 3?$" 75 same:24 3/4 x 2 3/4" 76 same:22* x 2 3/4" 77 same:18* x 2 3/4" 78 same:18 x 2 3/4"

79 creamy chiffon with tiny picot edge: 311 x a 3/8":3/16" strip of yellow satin at 1 edge;5/16" rose feather and 14" cream feather machine embroidered 3/4" apart. 80 same as 79:15", seamed in 1 band

-- -81 pink silk with 3/4" white borders;44 x 31"

, 82 pink plaid with white crinkly taffeta:58 x 5";111-;" borders in oblongs of 2 shades of pink;center squares alternate pink with white. —.83 same as 82 Probably haiOdbbons circa 1907

84 pink satin:54 x 3 7/8" 85 gray and lavendar taffeta:21I x 4";1 15/16" shaded from dark to light gray at center; other 2" lavendar 86 black satin and white taffeta with colored stripes: 11" black satin with tiny yel- low and purple stripes *" from edge; ;Roman band of 5 colors thru white section; single hoizontal stripes of purple alternate with yellow & purple ones 14" apart. ribbons cont. H.Stevens 87 green checked silk in 4 shades:35 x 2 9/16";3 checks across;seamed 11" from 1 end. 4 88 apple green taffeta;30* x 3 5/8";l end hemmed 89 if n n :24 x 3 5/a6 " 90 orange silk & satin;46 x 3";borders:3 close rows of fine stitching;3 more rows 1/16" apart,all in yellow;satin stripes decreasing from 3/16" width just inside border to thin rows 3/16" apart in center. 91 tobacco brown satin:heavy;50 x 3 1/8". 92 silk ribbon:36 x 7 15/16";overall brown 1" square checks in 2 shades large pink roses and small blue flowers go down thru center 3 blocks;garlands of pink and blue flowers go down thru outer 3 blocks on each side. 93 old rose grosgrain:14 x 1*" 94 io " :bow of pieced ribbon 20" long;2 flat loops and 1 end with attached 2*" cross piece 95 pale pech grosgrain:34 1/8 x 2 1/8";

96 green grosgrain:22 x 1 9/16" 97 green grosgrain:19 x 3"

98 dark blue grosgrain:20 x 1 7/16"

99,c_ 004 .49 x 4 7/8" -?0100)aaate-to--99-,,

102 -white . chenille on a wire:28";19";18" (3 pieces) ....---...„, r.. e„ I wy.-- 4103 wrist watch ribbon 7/8 x 7/16";squares of pink,blue,& purple on dark bluegrosgrain. 7,4104 " II io :7* x 7/16";squares of green,yellow, & red on light tray grosgrain.

-- 1105 green grosgrain :16 x *": ends in metal clips atached to rubber suction cups for glasses. --.106p " ;same as 105

107brown silk grosgrain: yds.2" x 9/16";wound on pasteboard reel 108. is grosgrain:9* x 5/8" 109 if II :14* x 1 3/8";probably a hat band 110 " velvet:21i x 3/8"

111 black silk:4 yds 33" x 5/8";wound on pasteboard 112 " grosgrain:16 x 1 7/16" 113 black braid:58 x 3/4" 114 " silk braid:25 x 7/8"

116 white satin:14 x 7/16";3 sizes of pink roses & buds with leaves woven into satin. 117 " " .36 2c 7/16P,vhi4e-roses with-bow tied-to stems-woven-into satin. (both 116 & 117 wound on cardboard) grosgrain:15 x 1" BOWS LOOPS 119 pale green taffeta with jtiny,yellow satin borders; three 2" loops ,2 ends 120 II ol ii " to " it " :three 11" loops,2 ends. 121 silk:blue,brown,green,pink,black piaid:34" wide;raw scalloped edges;3 loops;3 ends. 122 taffeta:brown & tan combined in bow of two 6" loops & 2 18" ends. 123 bow:pink satin,lined with crepe;3 gather petals of a rosette;petls about 3" deep. 130 red & yellow t" ribbons in bow of4 red & 2 yellow loops;2 red,2 yellow ends. 131 "" of brown 1/16" braid ;2 1 1/8" solid circles.3 loops,i1.3.& 11" long H.Stevens 71 .1 Li 4' 132 hairpin:golden amber;2 3/4 long x 1 3/4 wide at top.3/4" at bottom;2 prongs; 5 heart-shaped top set with 3 graups of 3 white glass stones. 133 hairpin:black with amber edges;4 long x 2 1/8 wide at top,3/4" at bottom;3 prongs; double oval top intertwining at center;each oval set with 23 red glass stones. p134 hairpin:aMber;31" long overall;2 prongs;top ornament is an incomplete oval of 3 rows of tiny mirrors, the middle row being the largest; set on a metal,hinged frame. 0 135 comb for back hair;shaded amber;4*" wide with 2" teeth;l green and 4 amber stones are set in the curved topli green & 2 amber stones are missing.

817 136 side and back cpmbs a,b shaded brown;? " wide;way teeth 1*" long bidie , Abatsly bleak:about 6" wide, straight teeth 2 5/16" long Mfg medium brown;4 3/8" wide;wavy teeth 11" long h,i,j brown with reddish-amber flecks,anout 3411 wide k,1 black;6" wide;wavy teeth 1" long 1 " " " ;straight teeth 1*-" long

JEIAILLItY 137 woven,bead chain:27" long:5 rows of white beads woven with a 13-green-bead motif, sometimes a single green,or a group of 4 greegbeads. No opening. Seemingly a test piece0 as the pattern is irregular, circa 1902. 138 bead chain :20" long and broken;4 strands of tiny steel beads interrupted by "daisies" of 7 blue beads with 1 yellow center bead. These "daisies alternate on the 2 sides of the chain. 139 bead chain:9/16 x 54 1 inc1.21" tassels or loops,6 on each end:2 loops brown,2 white, and 2 of alternate 12-bead sections of white and brown. Beads are iridescent. 1 row of brown beads on each edge with a double triangular pattern setting off 1" sections with white background.A brown X alternates in these sections with a central design of 7 brown beads. (e weakened spots of bare thread.) (Made by Elizabeth Grindle about 1900 for her sister Mrs.Georgia M.Stevens.) 139; bead watch fob:6 x 1*"incl.1*" fringe.of 4 green strings and 6 white ones with 3 green beads at their ends.A11 beads are iridescent. A one inch diamond of dark green is in the center;a formal 1*" long design on each side of it in shaded green beads;a-lines of green beads are near the top where it narrows to a point to which is sewn a snap catch for a. watch. 140 bead chain:iridescent brown,green,& red shades:1 x 49" long;incl.four 1" loops on each end. 2" above ends a joing is made by 3 strands 1" wide. Pattern is diagonal crisscrossing with points at both edges. (broken)

141 hook for chatelaine bag to fasten onto belt;1 11/4" from top to lower tip of triangle; 1-*" wide at top of curlecue design on steel. Large hook for belt and a small one for chain of bag. 8./ 142a b,c studs for shirtwaist front;1 1/8" top diameter;5-petal design in burnt wood. g, 143 iridescent pearl stud for shirtwaist:3/4" top diameter.

DRES MAKER'S FINDINGS :Box 144 BOX of ladies' collar supports '1-4 size 2;on yellow cards;2" long silk covered,wavy wire with eyelet ends. q1 5,6 2 3/4" longkilk covered,wavy wire;grosgrain ribbon protectors at ends 2" covered,wavy wire supportskith curved ends,thinly covered. 41 0 2 3/8" silk covered;wavy,curved ends

rz:-'9 3;1" uncevered,wavy wire with celluloid circles at the ends W10-13 21 x T"bone inside silk grosgrain casing;ends of 2 are padded qo 14 —19 2 3/4 x 5/16"light bones in cotton casings;removable for washing cases. 'r'20-22 21 x 3/8"celluloids in cotton,removable casings;(1 on original card.) '23,24 2k3i4 x 3/16" bones in white grosgrain casing on orig.card '25- 1 3/4" double enamel casing for 2 pins with pearl tops;1 pin to go down from the top, the other up from the bottom. V 26-33 8 assorted sizes in bones withour covers TATTING BOX :145-151 H.Stevens 71.44 145 a,b edging:Coarse linen thread;2 4ows of eyelets 8 x 1 3/8" 6 14 edging:88 x 1";1 row of circles with picots.triangle of 3 below 2,then 1 alone.

147 edging:15 x 1";2 rows of tiny circles at top.11 half medallions below border.

148 lidgingiW7Ofx4ioles with 1 picot each;yellow

149 141" of 1*" medallions with a triangle of 3 medallions below the 2 center ones; intending to be appliqued to a standup collar.

150 single 2*" medaI3ion with an opening; useful in a doll house?

151 16 medallions;1*" diameter;intended to be set into a shirtwaist? HAIRPIN LACE BOX :1,52-154 e‘64E 152 60" x 2 3/4"; both ends rounded with border'. 153 28" x 2 3/4";1 rounded bordered end;other end straight,no border ecru linen thread;l" borderof threads knotted at both sides;2 threads from outside ed edge separate at inner edge so that 1 thread is knotted with one from next 2. middle section:3/4" :11 threads from each edge are looped twice thru 11 threads from the opposite side.

154 58" x 21":deep yellow silkateen;5/8" of 4 threads twisted to join 4 rows of inter- looped threads from central double knotted section;lowest section is 1" of single loops. KNITTED LACE BOX:153-158 153 white:7/8" consists of 3 rows of triple roars of of 6 holes each alternating with 3/8" sections of plain knitting;l" pointed scallops of 9 "holes". 48x att. 154 white; intended for bottom of a chemise;circa 1925;42 x 2";same pattern as 153

155 20 x 1 3/4" on a white pillowcase hem;I" picot lower edge;on 1" band of vertical rows of alternate openwork and plain knitting;1" band of knitting at top.

156 40 x 3 3/4";white;plain band of knitting at top;2" middle section of 11" swas- tika design;scalloped border of diagonal lines of openwork. 157 36 x 3 3/4";white;attached to pillowcase hems;same pattern as 150. 158 36 1 3 3/4";same as 157 BATUMI:Mg LACE BOX:150... 10 c3 (No (Battenberg was a princely family of Hesse-Darmstadt.) 159 11 x 21" to fold over a standup collar;top 3/8"consists of 1 fance and 1 heavier row for foldover section;1 3/4" pattern of scrolls 3-part "leaves"; bottom edge:3 loops alternate with 5. 160 decorative motif for a shirtwaist front:51" wide x 2 3/4" deep at center.

161 doily:10I" square;linen center oval 51 x 6";fancy pattern of lace around center; edges have 6 points on each of 4 sides. 162 top for a pink pincushion:61 x 4;8-pointed 31" star of loops in center;10 em- broidered eyelets in each corner section. 'airs of motifs to be appliqued onto a shirtwaist front to simulate a yoke. ,.,2 163 4 3/4" from its 2 ends to the corner;leaf design tapering to 2 points;5-part leaf at each end;heart-shaped motifs at inner side of the corners. 164 4" from ends to corners;3-part leaf at ends,then a single flower;at inner corners a near circle with a picot at top and 3 leaves inside. 165 4,t"- from ends to corners;leaf design with flowers and scrolls;circle in corners

with 3 picots at top and 6 - petal flower inside. ielLET CROCHET and PINCUSHIONS c-1-.19% 0 166 p4pushion:81 x:21 x 2,-,"thick;covered with yellow sateen. 167 1- cover:in filet:9 x 2I";HAZEL in 21" capitals. 4o168 pincushion:10 x 4 x 3" thick;covered with white cotton. 169 cover:13 x 6*";3/4" border loose & full;2 3/4" S in center above 81" design 81" wide simulating a ribbon with a. bow at each end. 71.45

Mr. iiaymond A. Held 74 Hunt Rd., Chelmsford, Mass.

received: 9-10-1971 J.F. acknowledged: i/-.2 - (97, registered: 9-11-1971 J.F. labeled: 9-12-1971 J.F. donor card: (144 45 . object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

COMPLETE SET OF 14 ROLLO BOOKS by the author, Jacob Abbott published by Sheldon and Company, New York, 1864 -- ra gift to Raymond Reid when a boy by Dr. Wilson Waters, whose name plate is attached in each book

o 1 Rollo Learning to Talk Al Aji 2 Rollo Learning to Head

iivC Rollo at Work

)41,i 4 Rollo at Play .A5 Rollo at School

.g6 Rollo's Vacation

jivr Rollo's Experiments ,A,k8 Rollo's Museum

A 9 Rollo's Travels ,,,Kz10 Rollo's Correspondence 11 Rollo's Philosophy -- Water V/ 1\,t 12 Rollo's Philosophy -- Air 01 13 Rollo's Philosophy -- Fire ki\ t 14 Rollo's Philosophy -- Sky 71.46

Mrs. August T. Anderson 279 vientworth Ave., Lowell, Mass.

received: 9-23-1971 J.F. acknowledged: ti-N -/97/ 47e", registered: 9-24-1971 J.F. labeled: .2.-1- r/94. F4*-T donor card: 9-1 - 1114 )45 object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 fan: 11" long; 10 sections, black, lacquered; painted with pink and blue flowerets, gold line scroll design; 44" paper section at top depicts English court garden scene, with cupids; castle in background; colors: pastel blue, rose, yellow, green, red, brown and gold; dainty scroll design border in gold and flowers. Reverse side has gold scroll design on blades; blue paper background with strolling couple (woman partially hidden by mended section) o 2 fan: black painted bamboo; 11" long; 27 narrow blades; 6" paper section, black, with i" silver border at top and 1/8" silver border at bottom; faint tracery design, indistinguishable 71.47

Ars. Guy Libby 4th Lane South Chelfisford, ;Kass received.: 9-26-1971 E. Wilder acknowledged: tt-.2-i97, registered: 9-27-1971 J.F. labeled: 9-27-1971 H.P. donor card: object c4rd: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 flag: United. States; 45-star; size, 93" x 57"; hemp rope with two 5/8" metl rings for attaching to rope on flag pole; crefully patched zo.nd mended 71.48

Mrs. David C. Pohl nee Martha Louise Warren dau. of Edwin H. and Helen M.(Pearson) Warren 59 Pratt St., Heading, Mass. received: 10-1971 J.F. acknowledged: i/9/i97.2- registered: 10-9-1971 H.P., J.F. labeled: 71, a -23-197A., donor card: 9-1-1312 object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

DOLL HOUSE and VICTORIAN FURNISHINGS 1 doll house: 32" high, to peak of roof, x 34" long x 19" deep; 2 rooms partitioned in aiddle on lower floor; 1 long room on upper floor; roof, A-shape, 34 x 14 3/4 x 14 3/4", with chimneys at each end, 2" x 4 3/4"; single glass paned windows, 5" x 3 3/4" in upper and lower stories on each end of house, with window shades, each having ring pulls; interior of house is wall papered; exterior, painted yellow-cream with brown trim and roof; house sets on rectangular stand to fit, 14 3/4" high Note: The dollhouse and wooden furniture was made by John Minot Fiske of Chelmsford for his daughter, Lillie, in 1873. Lillie later married Joseph E. warren and the dollhouse and furnishings were given to their daughter Elizabeth in 1895, when she lols 5 years old. Elizabeth married Rev. Frederick Smith late in life. They had no children, but several cousins played with the dollhouse. Elizabeth left this treasure to her cousin Edwin Warren's daughter, Martha, who has donated it to the Chelmsford Historical Society. 2 Dining Room furnishings 9, a table: rectangular; 74 x 4 3/4 x 3 3/4"high, with straight legs; 3/4" wooden support for legs below top is 3/4" in from edge so b,c,d chairs: bentwood; 6" high, 3" across back; 5 supports at back - one 1t." and 2" apart; cushion support is 1*" from base; seat is 3" *cross front, 2 3/4" deep; leg support at each side, 2i" long and 3/4" from floor; upholstered in green faille; cushions Are 34 x 2 3/4", detachable, with black braid trim 71.48

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W 2e sideboard: pine, stained; 11" high x 7i" across x 4" deep; red painted side panels form a square; 2k"; chest section: 5" high, 1" from floor at front; 2 doors, 3" long and 3*" high, paneled, with wooden knobs; hutch top: 7i" high with 2" decorative fleur-de- lis top; shelf, 7i" long x 14" wide, with decor- ative incisions 1-)t" from top of chest; 2 short shelves, 2" long x 1" wide, 1k" from long shelf f daybed/sofa: upholstered in green faille to match bentwood chairs; 84" long; back, 9" long; front support 24'; depth of sofa, 4"; has four wooden turned feet, 1" high; back is 3" high at highest point, 1Pt high at lowest; front is 3" high So g as stove: cast iron, aluminum painted; 3 controls; 2 burners with covers; overall height, 41"; height of stove itself is 2 3/4"; top is 3" long x 2" wide (of a, later period than hand carved furniture) 0 h frying pan: iron; 1" diam. pan; 3/4" handle to 1-1 coal hod: iron; bronze finish; 3" copper wire bail; hod is 3" across length of top and lj" across width at back; height: 1k" at back, 14" at front; base is horse shoe shape, 7/8" x 5/8" 6 1-2 shovel: iron; bronze finish; 1" shovel with 14" handle; 3/4" across j lantern: 1k" high; tin;(has no globe) 2i)k caster set: glass salt and pepper, each 3" high; hexagonal shape at center, 14" diam. at its greatest; sets in metal rack 3" x 14"; legs are 1" high

SID 1 pewter dishes: -1 , tray: 3" x 24" -2 plate: 2" diameter -3 " : 2" -4 jelly mold: tin; fluted; 1e diam. -5 goblet: 1" high, 3/4" diam. -6 " : 7/8" high, 3/4" diam. (stem missing) -7 pitcher: lead and isinglass; 1" high x 5/8" at lip; body is 3/8" diam; base, 41" -8 tankard: 3i" high, 2" at base; hinged lid -9 cup: 3/8" high x 3/8" base diam., 5/8" at top -10 napkin ring: soft lead; 3/8" high, 5/8" in diam. 10'.a napkin: fringed linenasaaask 7 1. 48

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2n cutlery: pewter/soft lead -1 knife, 3 3/4" long -4 spoon, 2 3/4" long -2 fork, 3" long -5 serving spoon, 3?1.,“ long -3 spoon, 2 3/4" long —6 sugar/salt spoon: tin; 2" long • hand bell: silver; 7/8" diAm., -" deep; ivory h.mdle, 3/4" long 2o set of dishes: white porcelain, with pink and blue flower trim -1 thru —6 plates

- 7 " - 12 cups -13 " -1S sR.ucers -49 teapot (hndle broken, chip out of side) -2V creamer -2/ sugar bowl, cover -2;.sugsr bowl, cover odd oieces of white stoneware: -1 plate -2 cup -3 spucer (11 uneven)

- 4 cup: raised design of , sheep on one side —5 saucer: u-n.y pointed star design —6 cover: round -7 cover: oval 2q ,mug: stoneware, probably German; white with reen; Christs scene with shepherd And flock, st;A.r, manger scene 2r cster set: pewter; 14-" round base; overall heiGht, 3":

4 - rin revolving section holds cruets; 3 tiny 4.ass bottles, 1 5/8" high with met=t1 rind :around center of each for support in caster 2s wine bottle: gllss; 2 3/8" tall with 3/8" bse; long narrow neck with 4" ,green :net;.1lic rim

3 pictures: a painted tile: "Joyful ChristmAs"; 2 3/4 x 34" b fringed cyrd: Christmas; kittens; 4 3/4 x c trade ci.rd: Rieger's California Perfumes; green; 24 x 1 3/4" d tiny red print: 3 children; girls with hoops; 1" x 1 3/8" e trade c.rd: Bluine; boy and with butterfly win ^s; 4i x 3 3/4" f trade c'.rd: Hire's Root Beer; boy in a hat; "All Gone!"; 5 x 3" g calendar picture: mirl, cat, dog, frog; "what is it?"; 6 x 5" h gilt framed picture: girl with roses (yellow ci green striped skirt); oval; 2 x 24" i gilt framed picture: girl with roses (blue skirt); oval; 2 x 24" j bird picture: water color; in gilt oval frame on white mat; under glass with black 1/8" passe pgrtout border k mirror: in 1" squard frame 1 Christmas card: winter scene; church; white cord frme; 5 x 4" m Christmas card: banjo shap; 8" overall; blck velvet with gilt strings and trim; 2" circulgr •inter scene in center of 2 3/4" round section; yellow ribbon tie 71.48 Pohl - 4 -

4 Living Room Furnishings a sofa: hand carved; 7 x 3" overall; back is 2 3/4" high; upholstered in moss green ;tnd brown brotAtde b,c,d straight chairs: walnutp:; upholstered in same fabric az sofa (a); 5" high; se4t, 2 x 2i!"; hand carved e rocker: nnd carved; walnut; 54" high; upholstered in same fabric as sofa and chairs (above) f table: round; top is 5" in diam.; sets on 3 x 2*" base with 4 straight legs, 3i" lonr grandfather's clock: hand made of brown stained pine; " 7" tall overall; base, 2 3/4 x 1 3/4" with ogee carved feet; 2;a. x 1'" column supports 3* x 2" box for clock, which is fastened inside. Hands turn by winding key protruding through back panel. Fv,ce of clock has Roman numerals; brass or tin zet5,:i rin!; on outside of clock face on front; narrow curved molding over clock; 14" tringle on top center for trim h boocase: red-brown stained pine; stands 2k" high, including carved. back; 1" wide; 3 shelves, 2" wide x 1" deep; top shelf is divided down length of center by the carved back portion shelf: intricately hand c-trved; brown st- ..tined pine in lyre shape with 1 3/4" shelf supported by 1A" long bracket; shelf is 41 x 2" over a ll j mantel shelf: brown stained pine; 5* x 2" k fireplace: tin with pewter/zinc filigree background frame, frz, hearth guard, fire box and rail or fender ja 1 tongs: 2i" long; gilt antimony gv m shovel: 24" " ; " ; a 4-leaf decoration in center of the 5/8" shovel section (-Ott , 2 L , jr n kettle: brass; sets on 3 knobs on bottom; fine wire bail; kettle is 2 10' diam. and 2i" high o wall phone: thin veneer board with 2 boxes mounted at top and bottom; top box has 2 round upholstery tacks at top; receiver, long, hangs from 3*" string (wire); overall size, 3 x 1i"

p desk phone: oewter/zinc; 1e high; i" diam. base; 3/4" receiver h.,, ngs from a i" arm; 5/8" mouthpiece is attached to swivel at top of stand candlestick: tin; painted black; 2" base, with le holder set in middle; wire ring handle at one side r book: "Dew Drops"; daily Bible quotations; pub. by the

American Tract Society; size, is x A.! ". reOle-LtAcx1w1 41 .1.4; -". t4 loci efts ■ set :, evit.e4 sw4 1 eases ' 71.48 Pohl - 5 - 5 Eedroom Furnishings

a bed: hand carved; pine; 13 x 74" overall; head board is 5 18" high; foot board is 4" high; bed stands li" off floor; has three 3/4" slats -.1 mattress: 64 x 12", cotton filled; brown and white striped ticking; tacked -2 pillow: 64 x 1 3/4"; cotton filled blue and white striped ticking -3 pillow case: 8a x 3"; white cotton with 2" he with hand hemstitching -4 sheet: white cotton, hand hemmed; 8 x 12k" -5 sheet: " " ; 13 x 13" -6 patchwork quilt: hand made; unfinished; 10;2 x 13"; alternate 1" squares of dark brown and lighter patches and 2" squares of tiny checked and flower sprig pattern b commode: handmade; stained pine; 5" high with 5," long x 4" high back with 2 x 4" mirror; 7 x 4" top extends over lower section i" on 3 sides; drawer below the top is 5 5/8 x 2 7/8 x 1 3/8"; hos 2 wooden knobs, 3/8" diem. set in 1.." from ends; 2 doors, 2 3/4" long x 2i" high are made to swing open from center; each has wooden knob from *sinter edge of door; commode closet is 6 1," long x 2 3/4" deep and 3" high o wash bowl: earthenware; dark brown; l!" deep, 3" diam; base, 1 1/8" d pitcher: stoneware; white; raised floral and leaf design; vertical lines indented; wide horizontal line trim on front; height of pitcher, 2" overall; 1" wide pouring lip; lj" handle on opposite side; base, 1" diam. e soap dish: white porcelain with gold trim; tray, 2Y x 1 x 4", divided into 4 sections by slight 1/8" ridges; base is 2" x 5/8" cover, 3" x 1." with three 1/8" holes at each end; raised, gold trimmed knob in center; green and gilt leaf trim f chamber pot: 1 3/4" high with 2" diam. top; base, 1 3/8"; 1" looped handle on one side; gilt line edge around top; gold lettering: "Morning Exercise" on side opposide handle; in center of bottom on the inside, a blue eye with black-lined eyebrow! g towel rack: walnut wood; 34" x 4" stand on each end; 5 3/4" sides are 3/8" wide, connected by 5i"long i" tapered rods; overall height, 7" bath tub: tin; Painted white with gold bands outlined below with red line; tub is oval with high flared back, 24" high; 12 high in front; rolled sides around top; base, oval, 3 3/8"long; back, 1"at front; black pail: shiny black composition; 1 3/4", with 1 7/8" diem., top; base, lals"diam.; fine wire bail with , comp. handle im center 71,48

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5j tuble: white porcelain with forget-me-not nd rose floral trim on top, gilt line around edge of top and splashes of gilt on sides and legs; size x 2 1/8" across top; scalloped sides extend down from top 3"; c,;4.briole legs are 2" high, curved out at "knees", then curved. in and footed at bottom; mark: "14" in gilt k standing mirror: pewter/zinc; elaborately crved stand -*.nd frame; mirror is hinged at center of frame to swing forward or back; overall heiht, 5"; width, 34"; mirror is 2y x 2" 1 3-piece suite: pewter/zinc; curved backs in heArt-within-a heart design; upholstered. in rose velvet; side Arms, pewter t -1 sofa: 3 x 1 x 3" high I. -2 rocker: 1 x 1 x 2 3/4" high; rockers are 2 " lonx. -3 straight chair: 1 x x 2i" high m suitcase: simulated leather; 5 3/4 x 3" and deep, closed; leather handle (broken) wind trim; brass clasp fastens in center; contents: m:;:ny little scrap pieces ..nd small, hand made doll's outfits

6 .miscellaneous furnishings/accessories

9 bsket: oval, 34" long x 2" wide x deep; handle, 2" high; painted flower trim b bosil- et: green raffia; base, 2" x 1:k"; handle, 3" high

c j:-,, panese lantern: 3" long, 14" wide; round; b144c7,c caps at ei.ch end are 3/4" in diameter d sofa: unfired cLay; p?Auted red with b"1 ,( trim; 6 x 2 3/8 x 3"

e 11ssock: 2 3/4" square block covered with medium blue velvet x f sofa pillow: 4" square; 2 light brown triangular velvet aieces opposite 2 tri7ngulr7r green velvet pieces; twisted, sheared fringed edging around outside ; figured silk square backing g pillow: white cotton, 4" x 2", stuffed re eI • 3" x so tal - 2 case: , 3 1/3" x 11," 1 sheet: x 8"; hem top and bottom j sheet: x 3"; ;" hem on sides 71.48

Pohl - 7 - (eirstarde4) 6.1r, blaitk-e434--waelen; 18 x 20"; 3/4" feather-stitched hem 1 livingroom suite: antimony; very soft pewter alloy; Victorian; ornate -1 sofa: 2-section love seat, 2" long x 3/4" wide; back, 1" high; legs are Pe high -2 corner chair: 1" square seat; back, 3/4" high; legs, 3/4" -3 straight chair: 3/4" x 1" seat; back, 1" high; legs, 3/4"

- 4 rocker: 3/4" seat; back 1" high; legs, 3/4" high; rockers, li" m thermometer: 3" overall; supported by pin-like stand; decorated with forget-me-nots and green leaves

doll: china head; black hair, eyes; soft body; china hands and feet (broken); 5i" high; dressed in hamburg blouse;EL.black lace over two-tiered skirt -- upper skirt, blue, lower skirt, pink doll: German bisque, with long,blond,real hair - braided and tied with narrow red ribbon; doll is high; seated, with right leg to right side, left leg to right with foot touching right knee doll: all china; 1i" high; dressed in cotton "Mother Hubbard", gathered at neck, with armhole slits

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Paul Sw nson Curve Carlisle, Arss. received: 10-3-1971 J.F. acknowledged: U-2-1971 J.c" registered: 10-9-1971 J.F. labeled: A-1-P97a. F407 donor card: 9-1 -111a H 5 object card: mab 1973 donor card mab 1979

1 grave marker: silver; 5 5/8" x 4"; engraved in English script s follows: "Lavinia Byes, Died September 21st, 1368, Aged 65 years 10 months" Note: This was one of two mrkers found in the Carlisle dump and given to Xrs. Swanson. It was customary to use these markers in cemeteries before the erection of a. stone. The marker was then removed And given to the family of the deceased. 71.50

Mr. Bradley Parker (son of Royce H. Parker, - grandson of Mrs. Grace (Mansfield) (Parker) Harris Pine Hill Road, Chelmsford, Mass.

received: 10 - 9 - 1971 J.F. acknowledged: it-A-07/47 F; registered: 10-11-1971 J.F. labeled: 10-11-1971 J.F. donor card: 4- 1- object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 photograph: Revolutionary War sword or saber taken by Samuel Parkhurst at Fort Ticonderoga

2 photograph: British Officer's Sword or saber taken at Fort Ticonderoga by Samuel Parkhurst; held, point down,by his great grand-daughter, Grace (Mansfield) Harris, aged 96

3 photograph: Grace (Mansfield) (Parker) Harris holding her great-grandfather's sword Note: These 5 x 7" black and white pictures were taken at the Barrett-Byam Homestead in August 1971 by Mrs. Harris' grandson, Bradley Parker and developed by him at his home. 7 1. 51

:Miss Clare Smith Town & Country Nursing Home 915 Westford St., Lowell, Mass.

received: 10-n-1971 H.P. cknowledged: 11-2-1971 J.F. registered: 10-31-1971 J.F. 10Deled: 11-7-1971 J.P. donor card: q - 1 -SiIg, H-s. object c a rd: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

51,7 1 U.S. 100 fractional currency: pwcper; size, 3" x 2"; Act of March 3rd, 1863; tct of June 30th, 1864; Washington, D.C.

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rs. John R. Tousignant 1• '4orthen St., Chelmsford, received: 10-26-1971 M.L. cknowledged: 11-2-1971 J.F. registered: 10.'28,4971 J.? , H.P. labeled: donor card: 9 11 '11 " object card: mab 1978 dcncr card mab 1979

evening bag: silver mesh; pouch type with silver link chain draw string; finger ring loops; pouch. is 7" wide And long with two scallops at the bottom And a 1 ° fringe of wire loops

evening bag: fine gold mesh; Gothic arch-type shape with agite catch at top; T.i-" long from top to gold center tassle at bottom; gold looped And braided chain handle, ).P." long with slide clip to loop Around finger 71.53

Mrs. Harriet Farrington nee Harriet Fiske, widow of Dr. Charles Farrington 34 Dalton Rd., Chelmsford, Mass. received: 10-29-1971 H.P. acknowledged: 11-2-1971 J.F. registered: 10731.1971 J.F.

Labeled: . donor card: -1 - \111 object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

peel: wrought iron; handle is straight ,and 374" long with ram's horn top, 3" wide at top; shovel is 7" at top, 8" at base, and 8P. deep; slightly curved; rounded at top edge

14ote: This peel came from the Karl i4. Perham home at 30 Dalton Rd., Chelmsford, -- early home of the Perham family who were among the early settlers of this town.

Note: The iron peel was used. to remove the burned out coals and ashes from the beehive oven before the bread was put in to bake. The hot ashes were placed in an opening below the oven. to cool and were saved for making lye for use in soap making and also in some dyes. Mrs. Edward 4. Norton nee Lucia Wilma Perkins 115 Robin Hill ad., South Chelmsford, Mass.

received: 10-29-1971 J.F. 'acknowledged: same registered: 10-31-1971 H.P., labeled: 1-14-1972 J.F. donor card: Nil H.S• object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

COLLECTION OF POSTCARDS by RAPHAEL TUCK & SONS, ART PUBLISHERS TO THEIR MAJESTIES, ‘z 1,- THE KING AND THE QUEEN Collected ;rid arranged by Mrs. Norton 1 7Jew Ye3r series, #175: robin on calendar - JanuAry 1; background of holly and berries 2 New Year card, Florentine Border series #609: quotation from Wordsworth New Year series, #616: winter scene, hest dishes for ,.:, Happy New Year 4 New Year and Landscape series, #608: winter scene; woman and child in church Valentine series, #2665: entwined red hearts, gold arrow, and violets Valentine series, (no number): boy with basket of violets; chromographed in Saxony 7 Valentine series, "Floral Missives", ,11: bouquet of violets, letter with P hesrt 18 Valentine "First Love" series, #16: boy jumping rope, winged heart and ver2e 09 Valentine "First Love" series, #16: Queen and Knave of Hearts snd verse '10 Valentine "Leatherette" series, #4: man and women in donkey cart, and verse `11 Valentine card, chromographed in Saxony, (no muqber): Cupid i,11:Ted heart with background of bachelor's buttons •• 71. 54

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Y.113 to N , (no #), pr. in Germany: a pitcher, violets, blue and yellow eggs 4'14 , (no #), pr. in Germany: blue basket, chickens, pussy willows and 2 red eggs

5 , (no #), pr. in Germany: hen family on parade, and eggs

1 6 Easter Offerings series, #707: little girl with basket, flowers, a chicken and an egg 17 Easter postcard series, (no #). pr. in Germany: 3 young choir singers 18 (no #), pr. in Germany: 4 chicks under an umbrella; 3/31/1907

19 11 OS 11 , (no #), pr. in Germany: pink egg suspended by a pink ribbon, surmounted by forget-me-nots

20 11 11 If , #112: 2 rabbits and eggs 11 . 21 • #100: 4 chickens breaking through paper -- one just out of egg 22 N N , #102: an Easter sentiment 23 N N 11 • #103: silver Cross, apple blossoms, and 4 birds 24 111 11 , #105: 3 chickens and a basket and forget-me-nots

25 N 11 , 4105: snow drops, pussy willows in a vase, eggs in a basket 26 Easter Greetings series, #706, pr. in Saxony: chicken just hatched, forget-me-nots, 2 pink eggs 27 Easter Offerings , #707, pr. in Saxony: chickens in basket, forget-me-nots, pussywillows 28 "Chicks and Bunnies" Easter series, #713: 4 yellow chicks and a black one Just hatching, a Joyful Easter- tide verse and violets 29 "Easter Flowers" series, #752m pr. in Saxony: violets and verse • • 71.54

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30 Birthday series, #201, printed in Saxony: pastoral scene, greetings, roses, shamrocks and green ribbons iA 31 Thanksgiving Day series, 4123; Saxony: turkey on platter, feathers, celery in dish S'32 Comic " , #162; Saxony: turkey with tall hat and vegetables Thanksgiving " #123; : tom and hen turkeys ,

F 4134 Christmas postcard series, #102; Saxony: winter scene - man, dog and bundle of faggots 035 "O'er Hill and Dale , #133; iaxony: pastoral scene - man fishing at sunset C'36 , 4133; Saxony: winter scene - woman with shawl and basket walking up path `;^;37 "Christmas Hymns" series, #514; Saxony: a verse and greetings 9 Y". 38 " , #517; : a verse and "A Happy Christmas" Y39 "Winter Landscapes" series, 4519; " : winter scene with church in distance, brook and trees 40 "Christmas" series, #1002; chromographed in Prussia: Father Christmas with bag and Chinese doll hanging from his waist, an angel with star-tipped wand 41 •• , #8620: Father Christmas against a snowy Christmas Tree, kneeling girl 42 #c.1650; chromographed in Berlin: Santa with toys looking at girl kneeling in prayer by bedside 43 "Christmas Tree" series, #529; Saxony: verse with Tree and gifts 44 "Christmas" series, #8404; chromographed in Berlin: Santa in old fashioned car loaded with toys 45 "Christmas Postcards"series, #102; Saxony: 3 angels on spruce bough looking down on lighted church and village '46 "Holly Post Cards", #no number): winter scene - water, sunset, boat, church, bridge 71.54

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47 Christmas postcatd.: beaded; "The Home Close" - sheep froinT home at nightfall in winter

48 Birthday, oilette, 49031, beaded: "A Frugal Meal" - milkmaid 9nd cattle

- 49 Scenic, oilette #9737: Rural England, near Mapledurham; old mill wheel and. "gypsy" wagon 4'50 Scenic, oilette 7149: Clare College and King's Chapel, Cambridap, England 4151 Scenic, oilette #7441: Picturesque Egypt - on way to Pyramids 4si52 Scenic, oilette 47201: Pyramids of Ghizeh, Egypt "53 Scenic, 6ilette #7388: Glengariff Bridge, Glengariff, Ireland 54 Scenic, oilette #6157: Old Bridge, Sterling 55 Scenic, oilette #6181: Sackville Street, Dublin i - 56 Scenic, oilette #7137: Kilarney; The Gap of Dunloe; woman riding side-saddle across bridge 457 Scenic, oilette #1722: Machno Falls, Bettws-v-Coed 058 Scenic, oilette #1492: Rough. Seas off the wish Tower, Eastbourne; Valentine of 1906 `.59 Scenic, oilette #1461: Town Hall, Liverpool 60 Scenic, oilette #1489: "Rough Seas" set; Cliffs and_ Steps to the Sands, Bournemouth

61 caster, oilette #E1306: "Faith" - woman at the Cross '62 Scenic, oilette #7255, set of "Walthamstow": Old Chingford Church, graveyard and people 63 Scenic, oilette 3583: Houses of Parliament and Westminster Bridge 64 Scenic, oilette #1163: Old Curiosity Shop 65 Scenic, oilette #9401; "Scottish Clan" set: Campbell, Lochawe with myrtle badge 66 ew Year, oilette #9485: sprig of white heather; clock says "Happy New Year" where numbers should be 67 Scenic, oilette 46214; processed in Bavaria: Ossian's Cave 71. 54

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63 S ?scl.pe, oilette 47230; "Fifeshire Coast" series: Pittenween on Firth of Clyde - fishing port

69 Scenic, oilette ./4798; "Winter Sports" series: Park Slide, Montreal

70 Scenic, aquarette #6271: Bastgate House, Rochester; "The Nuns' House"

71 Scenic, set #2330: Arlington iviational Cemetery, U.S.

72 Scenic, set #2330: Temple of Fame, Arlington Nat'l. Cemetery 73 Ant-141 card, tinted: puppy in green flower pot

74 "Birthday Children" set, #195: boy with bouquet and basket of flowers 75 Birtnday card, #R2411: verse and flowers; "white heather for luck"

- 76 Scenic, in sepia; London #2452: Houses of Parliament

77 Scenic, red arms of Chester, #1565; silverette: Chester 78 " a a a , #1565; : King Charles Tower

7 9 It , blue arms of Chester #1565; silverette: Water Tower and Ho aan Bath

80 VO # 1565; silverette: Bishop Lloyd's House 81 , White Mountains set, #6031: The Flume, Franconia Notch, ,.H.

82 " If tt " #6035; Rapho-type: Tip Top House 83 Animal postcard, "Kittendom" set #8031: Collie pup and two kittens on basket 84 Scenic, Raoho-type #5545: Pawtucket Falls on the Merrimac 85 " #5003: Pittsburg, Pa.

86 " #5000: The Point, Pittsburg where two rivers join to form the Ohio River 7 Comic Velentine,"Leatheretteseries, #4; Printed in Laxony '88 Comic, "St. Patrick's Day" series, #106: "At Lasts" 71.54

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iv 89 Comic, "St. Patrick's series, #106: "Play the corners of your mouth niver turn down" 90 Scenic, "St. Patrick's Day" series, #157: The Emerald Isle - harp and seacoast scene

51 91 Scenic, Charmette series, #1007: Quebec

5 `92 Scenic, #2527; photochromed in Saxony: Dominion Square, Aontreal 4'93 Portrait card, #2333: President Theodore Roosevelt in his Office r''94 " , #2333: a a 14, 95 " , #2333: Theodore Roosevelt at Oyster Bay •4'96 collage of small Pictures, Gettysburg, ea., #2397: Robert E. Lee, Lee's headquarters and 2 Confederate monuments

97 "Negro ,elodies", #2398: NeKro and bars of music

4'4 98 Patriotic; "Decoration Day" series, #173: old Civil aar veteran talkim, to children

99 ; series, #158: two old veterans of Civil War 100 " #173: Civil war veteran and little child with roses 101 "Independence Dav"series, #179: "Call to Arms"

71.54.A album: blue simulated leather covers with plasticene o pockets for inserting cards; size: 84 x 4 x 71.55

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Farnum 47 Billerica Rd., Chelmsford Massl received: 10-20-1971 acknowledged: 3-9-1972 J.F. registered: labeled: donor card: 9-1-1972 M.S. object card: mab 1978

1 school desk: from Mc Farlin School on Wilson St. 2 school desk: 0

3 school chair: from McFarlin School; stand lacking 4 school chair: * 71.56

Miss Alberta McQuesten 118 D Street Lowell, Mass. received: 11-8-1971 L. Ball acknowledged: registered: 1-10-1972 H.P., J.F. labeled: 1-10-1972 H.P. donor card: 9-f-1911 H-S- object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

la,b wool carders: 11" x 5" wood backs with steel wire pins attached to leather backing, 10 x E0 which is attached to the wooden backs; steel wire card is 34 x 0"; 5" wooden handle, 1" wide No. lb is broken and mended with 3 zinc strapping strips, 1 3/4 x 3/4"

2 •-beak, Holy Bible; Complete and How to Understand It; 1869; edited by Rev. Nathaniel West, D.D.; size 11 x 7 x book: Bible Gems; green and gold bound book of quotations; printed on Corn Hill; J. Buffam; 1851 size 3 x 2-P'; "T. H. Barnard" dm cover 4 book: "Pebbles from Jordan': collection of religious essays and poems; published in Lowell, Mass. by Nathaniel L. Daton; 1847 bound in brown with gold letters; size 2 3/4" x 4s" n 5 book: Humphrey's Homeopathic Manual; pub. by Humphrey's Vs,"c Homeopathic Medicine Company, 109 Fulton St., N. Y.; 1887; sizd 3 x 4i"; paper covered * 6 book: Woreester's New Pronouncing Spelling Book; published in Boston, 1879; hard cover; covered with green paper; size 5i x 7P'; in front, "Albert 4. HcQuesten, 60 Lincoln St., Lowell, Mass." 7 book: Histor of the Robins by Mrs. Trimmer; pub. in London, 1895; a collection of stories; kilt edged; bound in green, black and gold; size, 6 x 8 x 1" book: Family Pictures from the Bible by Mrs. Ellet; pub. in New York, 1849; blue and gold binding with gilt edged leaves; size 5 1/4 x 7i• x 3/4"; belonged to John McQuesten, "from your cousin, L.A.Kimball, Jan. 1, 1853" 71. 56

Me(auesten - 2 cre 9 photograph album: Civil War period; black leather bound with tat $1.-‘ TPN folding lock tab; 4 x 4 3/4"; contains 11 pictures in all -- most are unknown a- group of 9 Civil War officers: Sheridan, Birney, Hancock, Butler, Grant, Meade, Warren, W.F.Smith and Burnside b- Secretary Seward; c- d- e- Garland Meade; f- General Pleasandon; g-Gallery Lookout, Lookout Mountain, 1864; h- J- ,K- J.- General Slocum $0.10 boolmark: black brocade; 20" x 24"; black background with gold filigree border, clusters of lavender and pecich and green flowers and leaves xr o 11 bookmark: "The Lord is My Shepherd" worked in red cross stitch on punched needlecraft paper; 8. x 2i" 12 bookmFrk: "Peace"; on pink perforated needlecraft paper, x 1"; an urn in blue, brown and orange and the word "Pease" in blue cross stitch; attached to 8" navy blue ribbon 13 bookmark: worked in steel beads and needlepoint on perfo- rated needlecraft paper, 5i x 2P'; attached to blue taffeta ribbon, 12" long; steel bead chalice on needlepoint cushion, and the words: and he took the and gave thanks" 14 bookmrk: a 4" Cross made of steel beads with gilt beads outlining the Cross on a red Bible; worked on perforated needlecraft paper, 5 5/8" x 2k" and attached to pink taffeta ribbon, 10i x 2i" 71.57

Dr. Corliss Lamont 315 West 106th St., New York, ! Y. 10025 received: by mail 11-12-1971 acknowledged: 12-1971 J.F. registered: 11-16-1971 J.F. labeled: 11-16-1971 J.F. donor card: 9 -1 - 11 1 1 )15• object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 book: The Thomas Lamonts in America; edited by Corliss Lamont; published by A. S. Barnes & Co., South Brunswick and N. Y.; Thomas Yoseloff, LTD, London. The story of six generations of a distinguished American family, spanning the greater part of two centuries, with Recollections and Poems by John Masefield, letters and poetry by Thomas 4. Lamont, II; a special tribute and memorial to Thomas W. Lamont,II who gave his life in the service of his country in 1945. Sent the the Chelmsford Historical Society with the compliments of the Editor. rt 71. 58

Miss Evelyn Wells Pleasant St., Dunstable, Mass. received: 12-12-1971 H.S. acknowledged: 3 -13 -15 7-4- r.F registered: 1-7-1972 H.P., J.F. labeled : zr- i 7 7a. donor card: q-1-14711 HS object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 canning jar: glass; quart size, Ve' high to top of cover; diameter of base, 4"; glass lid held on with wire clamp; made by Anchor Hocking Glass Corp., Lancaster, Ohio; symbol: anchor with an H; anchor shaft, 24"; H is 1". Value, 41.00 - 42.00 2 canning jar: glass; pint size; squared body, 3"; overall height, 5", with round glass lid held by wire clamp; machine made by Acme Glass Co., Olean, N.Y.; "Acme" in a shield surrounded by an arched square; circa 1920-1930

Note: The above items, although given by Miss Wells, are also to have the names of her cousins included, honoring their ancestors who were early inhab- itants of Chelmsford, Mass. Please see the following page. 71 .58

Wells 2 -

GIVEN TO HONOR OUR ANCESTORS WHO WERE EARLY INHABITANTS OF CHELMSFORD, MASSACHUSETTS

Benjamin and Ann Butterfield Daniel and Mary (Butterfield) Blodgett Joseph and Rebecca. (Read) Parkhurst Thomas and Mary (Parkhurst) Blodgett John and Ann Shepley John and Lydia (Shepley) Perham Joseph and Dorothy (Hyde) Perham Joseph and Dorothy (Perham) Blodgett Henry and Olive (Welby) Farwell Isaac and Mary Learned Joseph2 and Hannah (Learned) Farwell Thomas and Hannah (Rolfe) Colburn Joseph 3 and Hannah (Colburn) Farwell Joseph' Farwell Joseph and Mary (Cooper) Gilson

Miss Evelyn B. Wells Dunstable, Muss. Mrs. Daniel R. Delorey 27 Garfield Ave., Winchester, Mass. Dr. Lloyd L. Wells 215 Prospect St., Manchester, N.H. Rev. Samson Stoddard, a brother of my ancestor - E.B.W. 71.59

Miss Paignon 55 Proctor Rd., South Chelmsford, Mass.

received: 12-12-1971 J.F. locAnowledred: 3 -/3-07i-rt7, registered: 1-10-1972 J.F. L'Abeled: 1-10-1972 donor card: 9-1- 1111 +4 ." object card: mab 1978 donor card mab 1979

1 photograph: South Chelmsford jepot and Post Office; E. E. Paignon grain office; Picture taken in. 1925; size, 10 x 8" 2 photograph: store in South Chelmsford; 1, 1rst ERptist Church in background; c. 1920 - 1325; size, 10x8" 3 photograph: old store, to the left of Liberty _11.11, South Chelnsford; size 10 x 8"