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Typed letter from Dr. Alfred E. Stearns to Shih Ching Lee informing him of the receipt of his gift, a Chinese scroll painting, which Stearns greatly appreciates. Informs Lee that his son is a very satisfactory student at Phillips Academy.

Typed letter from C.T. Chu to Phillips Academy in reference to the reservation of a room for T.Y. Lee. Informs Phillips Academy that he cannot yet sign the contract until he is sure that Lee will be in Andover the coming year and receives assurances…

Typed letter from Dr. Alfred E. Stearns to T.Y. Lee informing Lee of the receipt of his recent letter and the joy in meeting so shortly. Holds off on further updates as they are to meet so soon.

Telegram from Tsu Yung Lee to Dr. A.E. Stearns announcing that he will be back in the states in six days and will either be attending the Stearns School or another tutoring school. Plans on attending Amherst next year. Asks Stearns for a…

Handwritten letter from A.F. Rivard to Dr. Stearns informing him that he has an outstanding balance for T.Y. Lee, a Chinese student of Phillips Academy in 1921. States that he has received no reply from the New York address on file for T.Y. Lee and…

Typed letter from J.E. Bennet to Alfred E. Stearns concerning the reputation of Tsu Yung Lee as a student at Phillips Academy. Also addresses the recent scholarship improvement at the fraternity.

Typed letter from Dr. Alfred E. Stearns to J.E. Bennet detailing the record of T.Y. Lee as a student at Phillips Academy. Includes Stearns' praising assessment of Charlie Sun and his belief that a good fraternity will grab him shortly into his…

Typed letter from Wright & Ditson to Dr. A.E. Stearns alerting Stearns that a student at Phillips Academy, King Look, placed an order charged direct to Stearns without having an official order to do so. Inquires Stearns as to whether or not the order…

Typed letter from Dr. Alfred E. Stearns to D.L. Saunders requesting that Saunders send a certain bill, accrued by King Look, to him since is the boy's acting guardian.

Typed letter from Dr. Alfred E. Stearns to the Jordan Marsh Company concerning his personal account with the store and how any expenses accrued by Chinese students in his care should be handled under separate accounts, not his own personal account.