Name/Title
LetterEntry/Object ID
2026.14.2Description
Letter sent by Dr. Edward Livingston Trudeau to Dr. Sidney F. Blanchet, June 25, 1910. 1s, 1p. With envelope with "Dr. Trudeau's letter" written on the front. The letter is typed on Dr. Trudeau's letterhead, with "E. L. Trudeau, M.D. Consultation by Appointment" printed in the upper left corner. In an envelope with handwritten note, “Dr. Trudeau’s Letter,” and return address of P. O. Box 327, Saranac Lake, NY.
Letter reads, "Dr. Blanchet, the honored guest, Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, the Doctors and Nurses of the Sanitarium:- It is with the utmost regret that I realize how impossible it is for me to be with you to-night on this occasion and to join with you in honor to Dr. Blanchet, who is about to give up his official position at the institution. Though in these days you see little of me, I hope you know and feel that I am always with you in spirit. Even though I am held down as I am now in the clutches of the tiger and confined to my bed, the Sanitarium and the work you are doing there, and doing so well, is ever in my thoughts, and I appreciate your efforts to make the institution worthy of its reputation.
I know you must all feel, as I do, the deepest regret at Dr. Blanchet's departure. He has won the affection of many and the respect and esteem of everybody connected with the institution, and has given the Sanitarium most devoted and painstaking service. I want to thank him for the excellence of his work and the spirit in which it has been rendered, and to tell him before you all how I admire and esteem him; and I am glad that he is to continue his medical work at Saranac Lake so that he will not pass out of our lives when he leaves the institution.” Signed, “E. L. Trudeau."Subject Person/Organization
Trudeau, Edward Livingston, Blanchet, SidneySubject Place
Sanatorium
Trudeau SanatoriumCity
Saranac LakeState/Province
New YorkCountry
United States of AmericaLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
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LetterNomenclature Primary Object Term
CorrespondenceNomenclature Sub-Class
Other DocumentsNomenclature Class
Documentary ObjectsNomenclature Category
Category 08: Communication ObjectsLOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
Physicians, Sanatoriums, TuberculosisTranscription
Transcription
Dr. Blanchet, the honored guest, Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, the Doctors and Nurses of the Sanitarium:- It is with the utmost regret that I realize how impossible it is for me to be with you to-night on this occasion and to join with you in honor to Dr. Blanchet, who is about to give up his official position at the institution. Though in these days you see little of me, I hope you know and feel that I am always with you in spirit. Even though I am held down as I am now in the clutches of the tiger and confined to my bed, the Sanitarium and the work you are doing there, and doing so well, is ever in my thoughts, and I appreciate your efforts to make the institution worthy of its reputation. I know you must all feel, as I do, the deepest regret at Dr. Blanchet's departure. He has won the affection of many and the respect and esteem of everybody connected with the institution, and has given the Sanitarium most devoted and painstaking service. I want to thank him for the excellence of his work and the spirit in which it has been rendered, and to tell him before you all how I admire and esteem him; and I am glad that he is to continue his medical work at Saranac Lake so that he will not pass out of our lives when he leaves the institution. E. L. Trudeau.Transcriber
Banach, EmilyLanguage
EnglishParts
Count
2Parts
A: letter; B: envelope
