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Allison - Foulees(?)
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MS-2-288, Box 15, Folder 16
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1900-1909 (Creation)
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Correspondents are David Allison, "Annie," W. Stanley Armour, Norman Avard, Philip M. Bartlett, George Robie Beals and Frand L. Lewis (Acacia Villa School), Gladys Bee[??], K. J. Bickersletter, J. L. Black and Sons office, Rose Booth, G. E. Brown, R. A. Bowlby, Egerton Brecken, Harry Burgess, Canadian Pacific Railway, Ethel Bradley Carvell(? Carwell?), W. Cash, C. G. Chapman, Josephine Clark, W. G. Clarke, M. B. Cleve, F. L. Cliff, T. G. Cochrane, Ethel M. Collins, Gustavus A. Colpitts, John A. Cooper (Canadian Magazine), Cicely Dean Corbett, E. A. Craig, S. Cunard and Co., Fred Day, George F. Day (F. P. Day's father), Nellie Day, Grace C. Dewstadt, Charles H. Dunn (invitation), J. Dunn, Norman Eckersky, Margaret Egerton, Ralph R. Enfield, V.B.F., Ina Few, "Ford," E. N.(?) Foulees(?). Includes family correspondence and congratulation letters on receiving a Rhodes Scholarship.