Letter from Alice Creelman to Henry Clay Frick, 25 August 1917

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H.C. FRICK
8/27-
Thurs. 2:30 p.m.
8/29 Fri. 2:30
131 EAST SIXTY-SIXTH STREET
New York City
August 25, 1917
Dear Mr. Frick:
I am leaving today for Rockport, Mass., near Gloucester, to spend the coming week with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hind who have a cottage there.
Mr. Hind arrived from London a fortnight ago and is here representing the Imperial League and associated with Lord Northcliff [Northcliffe]. He is full of new and interesting art news as well as news of all kinds, and he expresses
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a great desire to meet you.
If it is agreeable to you Mr. and Mrs. Hind and I will motor over to call on you and Mrs. Frick on Monday or Tuesday or the day you select.
Hoping to have the pleasure of seeing you,
Very sincerely yours
Alice B. Creelman
Rockport, Mass
Care Dr. Chas. B. Hall's Cottage
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