Letter from Charles Sun, Amherst, Mass., to Alfred E. Stearns, December 5, 1927

Letter from Charles Sun, Amherst, Mass., to Alfred E. Stearns, December 5, 1927

Letter from Charles Sun, Amherst, Mass., to Alfred E. Stearns, December 5, 1927

Dear Dr. Stearns;

The weather is growing cold; this year’s end is drawing near; once more the hearts of Amherst students glows at the thought of Christmas season. I am one of them. However, since I am not going home or anywhere else, I am thinking of studies at present more than the coming vacation. This week I shall have three examinations and next week two; then I shall be through for this year During Christmas recess I shall most probably stay here in Amherst, for in Amherst I can get more rest and enjoyment than anywhere else.
In regard to the fact that the fall term is fast ending, I wish to bring up another question, and that is I would like to have my next year’s allowance for the winter. I shall be very busy next week, and I suppose that you will be also; therefore I am taking this opportunity to ask you for it. I shall feel more at ease during the vacation if I know there is enough money in the bank. Please permit me to thank you for it now; because I won’t be able to write you again till Christmas.

Miss Clemons, I believe, is still is [sic] Europe. I like to write her and send her a Christmas greeting in some form or other; so I shall feel very grateful, if you will give me her address.

Obediently yours,

Charles Sun

Phillips Academy

December 5, 1927

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