Letter from Dr. Alfred E. Stearns to Tommy Lee, September 18, 1915
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Title
Letter from Dr. Alfred E. Stearns to Tommy Lee, September 18, 1915
Subject
Letter from Dr. Alfred E. Stearns to Tommy Lee, September 18, 1915
Description
Typed letter sent from Dr. Alfred E. Stearns to Tommy Lee. Interested in Lee's course change. Sent requested check. Discusses weather. Hopes conference decides to come to Andover.
Transcription
My dear Tommy,
I have just received your letter of recent date, and am glad to hear that you are down at the shore trying to keep cool. These have been strenuous days up here with the combination of heat and rush of the opening school year. We are still alive, however, and ready to do business at the old stand.
I enclose check for forty-five dollars as requested. Kindly return receipt.
Your proposed change of course interests me, and if it has your father’s full approval I have no doubt that you are acting wisely. Any way I hope it will result in a little better standing and fewer warnings from the Registrar's office. Please save me that anxiety this year.
I wish that the Conference might decide to come to Andover this year. We would be ready to give them a warm welcome, and with our added equipment would be able to do much better by them than we were able to do a few years ago when they met here. Do what you can to get them.
With all best wishes for the year, believe me as of old
Faithfully yours,
Principal.
I have just received your letter of recent date, and am glad to hear that you are down at the shore trying to keep cool. These have been strenuous days up here with the combination of heat and rush of the opening school year. We are still alive, however, and ready to do business at the old stand.
I enclose check for forty-five dollars as requested. Kindly return receipt.
Your proposed change of course interests me, and if it has your father’s full approval I have no doubt that you are acting wisely. Any way I hope it will result in a little better standing and fewer warnings from the Registrar's office. Please save me that anxiety this year.
I wish that the Conference might decide to come to Andover this year. We would be ready to give them a warm welcome, and with our added equipment would be able to do much better by them than we were able to do a few years ago when they met here. Do what you can to get them.
With all best wishes for the year, believe me as of old
Faithfully yours,
Principal.
Creator
Dr. Alfred E. Stearns
Publisher
Phillips Academy
Date
September 18, 1915
Rights
All Rights Reserved By Phillips Academy
Language
English
Type
Correspondence