Letters and a clipping of Sister Aloyse, 1892, n.d.

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Letters and a clipping of Sister Aloyse, 1892, n.d.

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In a letter, 1892 January 20, Sister Aloyse, of the Notre Dame Academy in Roxbury, Mass., tells a Mr. [Michael S.?] O'Donnell that "little Letitia" has recovered from her illness. In a letter fragment, n.d., Sister Aloyse assures "dear Maggie" that she will be prayed for at Holy Communion. On the verso she has copied quotations from Bulwer Lytton and William Wordsworth. With the letter is a clipping about a speech given in Boston by Governor Andrew to General Couch on the return of the Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment flags.

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Couch, Darius Nash, 1822-1897

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Aloyse, Sister, fl. 1892.

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Andrew, John A. (John Albion), 1818-1867

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O'Donnell, Michael S., 1847-

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