Letter from Alfred E. Stearns to Joseph A. Beauchemin, Aetna Casaulty and Surety Co., Springfield, Mass., February 29, 1928
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Letter from Alfred E. Stearns to Joseph A. Beauchemin, Aetna Casaulty and Surety Co., Springfield, Mass., February 29, 1928
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Letter from Alfred E. Stearns to Joseph A. Beauchemin, Aetna Casaulty and Surety Co., Springfield, Mass., February 29, 1928
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Dear Sir:
Your letter of February 8, received this morning, evidently crossed one I wrote you only yesterday. As to the dates for an interview, I expect to be here on the 8th and 10th and on the morning at least of the 9th and can regularly be found at my office during the morning hours.
It has just occurred to me that I might save you this trip if it should prove convenient for you to see me in Springfield this coming Sunday. I have promised to take Mr. Gilkey's morning service for him on that day and shall be staying over Saturday night and for Sunday morning at the Colony Club on Maple Street. I shall probably each Springfield fairly late Saturday evening and rust return as soon as possible after the church service in the morning; so that very possibly you might not find this a satisfactory time for the discussion in question. If the suggestion does appeal to you, though, you might telephone me at the Colony Club to see if between us we could find a suitable hour for an appointment.
Very truly yours,
Your letter of February 8, received this morning, evidently crossed one I wrote you only yesterday. As to the dates for an interview, I expect to be here on the 8th and 10th and on the morning at least of the 9th and can regularly be found at my office during the morning hours.
It has just occurred to me that I might save you this trip if it should prove convenient for you to see me in Springfield this coming Sunday. I have promised to take Mr. Gilkey's morning service for him on that day and shall be staying over Saturday night and for Sunday morning at the Colony Club on Maple Street. I shall probably each Springfield fairly late Saturday evening and rust return as soon as possible after the church service in the morning; so that very possibly you might not find this a satisfactory time for the discussion in question. If the suggestion does appeal to you, though, you might telephone me at the Colony Club to see if between us we could find a suitable hour for an appointment.
Very truly yours,
Creator
Alfred E. Stearns
Publisher
Phillips Academy
Date
February 29, 1928
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All Rights Reserved by Phillips Academy
Language
English
Type
Correspondence