West Brookfield MA 1924-1926 TEN Sent Letters to Marjorie E. Stone in Canada for Sale

West Brookfield MA 1924-1926 TEN Sent Letters to Marjorie E. Stone in Canada For Sale

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West Brookfield MA 1924-1926 TEN Sent Letters to Marjorie E. Stone in Canada:
$99.00

the stamps were cut off the envelopes at some point

most appear to be writtenfrom husband? Laurence to wife Marjorie Stone in Ville Joilette Canada

VARIED LENGTHS SOME VERY LONG - HERE ARE A FEW TIDBITS............... i wish you were here to give me a couple hindered kisses ....... old man hawks is going to have a staff of servants a swell new garage and that lady that works in the p.o. is going to have full charge of the whole works. so class to hime and his seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars. what? .... if i get any worse i wont be alive when you get home. i am so lonesome ..... i was over to warren yesterday looking for jim daly the cop and who should i meetbut galdys johnson ..... arthur warfield has a nine pound girl .... helen mara, mildred walker and two fellows from warren started from mildred's house sunday nite for a ride (describes car crash) ... edgar adams was riding along main street on his bike and auto came along and ran into him. the driver never stopped. .... etc.

one from a Miss Evelyn S. Robinson letter Marge know that Lawrence has behaved fine since you have been gone ... etc

one odd letter adressed to Margorie Stone - Town (only address is Town) - Dear Friend ----- if you want to see me you will have to do so at eight o'clock to-nite at the post office please - a friend, lawrence ... etc

Code JSB158

note: Not sure but - I think the Laurence and Marjorie of these letters areLaurence T. and Marjorie E. (Stone) Wilson ... AndI think it possible that this (Marjorie Stone addressed in these letters) may have been a relative ofLucy Stone (August 13, 1818 – October 18, 1893) who was a prominent U.S. orator, abolitionist, and suffragist