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Handwritten letter sent from Miss Ethel S. Young to Alfred E. Stearns. Explains she has a Chinese pupil who wishes to attend Andover. Explains she had prepared him for ordinary high school, not knowing he wished to attend a private school. States…

Typed letter sent from Alfred E. Stearns to Ethel S. Young. Enclosed several sets of examination papers for student to practice. Explains some allowances are made for Chinese students in regards to exams. Asks for name and address of student.

Handwritten letter sent from Miss Ethel S. Young to Alfred E. Stearns. Explains she is preparing a pupil to enter Andover Academy. Asks for examination papers to practice.

Typed letter from acting registrar, Derrick E. Newton, to Miss Ethel S. Young about Moi Y. Chu. Hopes summer proves beneficial to Chu. States Dr. Page, academy's doctor, will look after the boy.

Handwritten letter sent from Miss Ethel S. Young to Alfred E. Stearns. States pupil's name is Mr. Moi Y. Chu, but also goes by Morris. Glad to know allowances will be made for Moi's exams. Explains he is a good pupil and able to do the work, just…

Typed note sent from Alfred E. Stearns to Rev. Arthur Little. Thanks Little for letter about Mr. Mai. States Mai will have high expectations to meet at Andover.

Typed letter from acting secretary for Dr. Stearns to Yu Mui Chu. Congratulates Chu on acceptance to M.I.T. Canceled room for next school year.

Handwritten letter sent from Yu Mui Chu to Alfred E. Stearns. Passed entrance examination for M.I.T. Thanks Stearns for the years at Phillips Academy.

Typed note sent from Alfred E. Burton, dean of M.I.T., to Alfred E. Stearns, principal of Phillips Academy. Received information about Mr. Chu.

December sixth 1910.

Mr. Yu Mai Chu,
54 Montgomery Street,
Boston, Mass.

My dear Chu:

Mr. Stearns is absent for the current week, and his signature will be necessary for the certificate which you desire.

I shall send you the record of…