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William Schouler, A history of Massachusetts in the Civil War: Volume 2, Chapter 13: Plymouth County. (search)
r we are very poor here as you know, and our donations were almost the widow's mite. I sent four large boxes of blankets, pillows, stockings, mittens, &c., to the Twelfth, and my Aunt Forrester and her daughters of Salem sent one or two boxes also. Mrs. Webster's efforts were not altogether unavailing, for to her we are indebted for the account of the supplies furnished by the ladies of South Marshfield, which we presume to have been written by the former secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Sarah T. Bourne, of the Ladies' Sewing Circle; the other officers of which Circle were Mrs. Marcia A. Cushman, president, and Mrs. Susan M. Hewett, vice-president. We extract the following from the letter:— The above-mentioned supplies (9 1/2 barrels, 2 boxes, and 1 case) were sent out by the Ladies' Sewing Circle and Soldiers-Aid Society working together. Inventories of some of the barrels are in our possession, but the articles were not appraised. We think that $50.00 each per box or barrel