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Typed letter from R.H. Cabell to A.E. Stearns detailing the financial arrangements to be made for his son, student at Phillips Academy, and Cabell's plan to have his son spend holidays with his son's grandfather in Wilkes Barre, Pa.

Handwritten letter from Quincy Queen Shan Sheh to Mr. Stearns about school events. Visited Professor Burnett after arriving. Taking English, French, Government, Hygiene, and Greek and having difficulty with Greek. Describes events freshmen…

Typed letter sent from Dr. Alfred E. Stearns to M.F. Merill. States K.P. Tsai is a good student, but not as much as his brother. States Tsai is a popular student. Believes outside interests may be interfering a small bit with schoolwork. Details…

Typed letter sent from Alfred E. Stearns to John J. Ungvary. Is glad to hear Ungvary is doing well at Mount Hermon. States Andover will be happy to accept him in the September should his progress stay the same. States there's no reason why Ungvary…

Typed letter sent from Pih Min-yu to Dr. Alfred E. Stearns about money sent by Admiral Tsai. Deducted payment and forwarded the rest to Stearns. Requests acknowledgement of receipt.

Handwritten letter from Peter W. Liang to Dr. Stearns expressing his wish to take an examination to enroll at Phillips Academy for the upcoming school year and hoping that he will be admitted as a student.

Handwritten letter from Percy Y. Liang to Dr. Stearns expressing his wish to take an examination to enroll at Phillips Academy for the upcoming school year and listing out the courses he has already taken and courses he wishes to take at Andover.

Handwritten letter from Paul S. Reinsch to Dr. Stearns concerning Wellington Chu, a student at Andover.

Typed letter from Paul S. Reinsch, counselor at law, to Dr. Alfred E. Stearns responding to Stearns' letter from December 2nd of the previous year. Notifies Stearns that he is unable to advise him concerning the returning of part of the money…

Handwritten letter from Paul S. Reinsch to Dr. Stearns expressing how sorry he is over Stearns' trouble with the Chinese boys. Informs Stearns that he has asked a relative of Mr. Chu's to look after him.