Letters and Manuscripts — Volume 22 (1907)

Lt 124, 1907

Nicola, Sister [C. C.]

April 4, 1907 [typed]

Previously unpublished. +^Note

Mrs. C. C. Nicola
Melrose, Massachusetts

My dear Sister:

I have heard something in regard to your husband’s illness. I was so sorry to learn of it. Will you let me know more concerning his sickness. Is he improving? 22LtMs, Lt 124, 1907, par. 1

I will not write you a long letter today, but I would be pleased to hear in regard to yourselves and the sanitarium. Who has charge of the sanitarium while your husband is ill? Are you thinking of leaving? I hope you will not do this if it is possible for you to remain. I know nothing of how you are situated. Please write and tell me, for my mind is anxious in regard to yourselves and the work in Melrose. Who besides yourself is acting as physician? 22LtMs, Lt 124, 1907, par. 2

In your affliction, I am afflicted; but I will not write more until I hear from you. 22LtMs, Lt 124, 1907, par. 3