Name/Title
Sarah McFarland letter, 1915Entry/Object ID
2021.39.729Tags
Postage, 1910sScope and Content
Letter to Mrs. James McFarland (Sarah) of E. Atlantic in Warren from A.G. Watson of Highland in Warren. Letter is about friendship.
" W. G. Watson
309 Highland Ave
Mrs James McFarland
c/o Atlantic St.
Warren
Ohio
Listen, Sarah.
to Watsons Slogan
Tis Dinna Forget
Auld Freens
Nor the Days Lansyne
In our early Days when
Life was Joy. We will If we have been Wise
Gathered a Few Friends, Chhoice Friends, Kindred
Spirits, whose steadfast Faith has Grown Into
an abiding Friendship. As Thru them will
our Life have reached Its Fullness..
Do not let our friendship wither, and slip
from our Grasp. It Is sad enough to watch
them Go out. Into the mysteries of another
Life - - -And find ourselves Alone..
But It Is a sin. against ourselves to lose them
by our neglect. or misunderstanding..
bind them to us. by confidence and affection.
The we surely will keep Friends with ourselves.
and Victors be
over the Ills of Life -
Ever and aye Yours
W. G. Watson."Collection
The Richard Morton Hess and Phyllis Lafferty Hess CollectionAcquisition
Accession
2021.39Source or Donor
Hess, KennethLocation
Location
Container
Hess Collection Box 2Date
November 15, 2021Notes
Folder: McFarland DocumentsRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
McFarland, Sarah C., Watson, W.G.Related Places
Place
* Untyped Place
Warren, Ohio