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- [Cora Davis] to Katherine Fletcher, 1886 December 20
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Topics include when Katherine is coming home, mutual friends, and purchasing paper for her.
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- [Harry Fallangton?] to Katherine Fletcher, [1887?] September 1
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Topics include writing to Katherine despite Professor Campbell, and an interaction with some girls(?).
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- [Jennie Perry] to Katherine Fletcher, 1888 May 5
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Topics include her teaching position in South Hero, VT, former schoolmates' activities, a conversation between her and Katie at the end of school, and a song called "The Normal Girls" sung by the Johnson Serenade Band while they were at school.
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- [Jennie Perry] to Katherine Fletcher, [1888] February 10
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Topics include her activities since graduation, her desire to teach in the summer, recalling an "episode" involving cars, and the illness of Mrs. Campbell.
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- [Jennie Perry] to Katherine Fletcher, [1888] March 20
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Topics include activities of former schoolmates, the class letter being sent around, a blizzard, getting a telegraph line installed in South Hero, and attending an exhibition at Town Hall for a school.
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- [M.S. Burnell?] to Katherine Fletcher, 1888 March 29
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Topics include having already filled the teaching position for the Spring term in the town of Wolcott.
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- [Mamie Flagg?] to Katherine Fletcher, 1887 July 5
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Topics include attending a (Young People's Society of Christian Endeavour?) Convention by taking a sailboat across the lake, activities with her friends, Katherine teaching, and she not.
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- [Mamie Flagg] to Katherine Fletcher, 1887 April 24
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Topics include taking her teacher's examination, having sugar on snow, C.A. Weston and Willis Hubbard's governmental appointments, and her desire to live where people had more "spunk."
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- [Mamie Flagg] to Katherine Fletcher, undated
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Topics include meeting Katherine in an hour.
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- [Mrs. Abed Whipple?] to Katherine Fletcher, 1888 April 3
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Topics include teaching positions in and near North Pomfret, VT.
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- [Sarah Nolan?] to Katherine Fletcher, 1886 January 8
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Topics include her illness, the illnesses of her aging extended family members, and her plans to send Katherine photographs.
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- A.J. Hamm to Katherine Fletcher, 1887 July 11
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Topics include an offer to hire Katherine to canvass for their book.
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- A.J. Hamm to Katherine Fletcher, 1887 July 25
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Topics include arrangements to meet Katherine in Hyde Park regarding employment.
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- Addie Melvin to Katherine Fletcher, 1885 December 9
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Topics include recovering her rubbers.
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- Alberta [s.n.] to [Katherine Fletcher], 1886 February 13
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Topics include the addressee's return to health and supposed marriage and a reply to a literary query. This appears to be a joke letter to Katie Fletcher from her roomate of the previous term, Bertie.
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- Andrew Craig Fletcher to Katherine Fletcher, [circa 1886 January 16]
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Topics include six dollars towards Katherine's boarding account with Mrs. Tracy.
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- Angie Day to Katherine Fletcher, 1883 May 6
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Topics include her current work for her cousin and possible work for Katherine's family, visiting an organ, and Katherine's and Carrie's musical studies.
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- Blanch Ervins to Katherine Fletcher, 1886 March 11
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Topics include activities and schoolwork at Johnson State Normal School.
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- C.P. Hogan to Katherine Fletcher, 1888 March 28
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Topics include forwarding her teaching application to the appropriate person with favorable remarks.
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- C.R. Thompson to Katherine Fletcher, 1888 May 10
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Topics include his circumstances in Secor, IL, his personal habits, the advertisement he placed and to which Katherine responded, and a suggestion that she get a Post Office Box for their correspondence.