Letter from Edmund C. Tarbell to [Henry Clay] Frick, circa September 1910

OFFICE OF H.C. FRICK
RECEIVED from Prides
SEP 21 1910
FORWARDED
REFERRED
ANSWERED
NEW CASTLE,
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
My dear Mr. Frick
When I got home from Manchester I was told that you had telephoned saying you were coming to see me Thursday morning, if you heard nothing to the contrary, bringing with you Mr. Prince; afterwards a
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telephone came saying it would be impossible for you to come.
Thinking that possibly you and Mr. Prince were coming to see the large portrait of Mrs. Prince and him I write to say that that is in my Boston studio. I have written Mr. Prince that I can go there any day the latter part of next week, –and suggesting Friday, that he may wish and
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I should deem it an honor if would come. I have an interior which I should very much like to have you see, besides the Prince picture.
I am
very sincerely yours
Edmund C. Tarbell
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