A small notebook titled "Warwick's Schools" by Rhoda Cook written 1895 and 1911. Appears to be speeches regarding the school system handwritten in 1895 and 1911
A small white envelope addressed to Mr. Henry Harrison Cook containing two small cards for (or from) R.A.C, and card for Fred W. Cook on which is written:
"See Father, Mother see!
To my Brother and to me
Has our teacher given a card
To show that we have studied hard!
To you we think it must be pleasant
To see us both with such a present."
The Minute Man, a publication of Whitman Grocery Co., Orange Mass, by Wayne Whipple. A brief account of the battles of Lexington and Concord with some Recipes
Small notebook with notes taken from Cobb's Diaries by Rhoda A. Cook
Envelope from the Rhoda Cook Collection containing letters about land disputes with neighbors, a program from the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Asahel Cook, a Rules and Regulations booklet from the Grand Army Of The Republic, and some other letters.
Memorial on Samuel Hastings (1887-1915) , 7 page hand written address written and given as an Old Home Day address by Rhoda Cook on August 19, 1915
Old Home Day Address - "Memories of the Olden Time in Warwick and Incidents of Later Days"
Item #C4 of Rhoda Cook Collection
A twelve page handwritten discourse, exceedingly interesting. Not signed but undoubtedly written by Henry Cook and given as an Old Home Day address (note by Charles Morse)
C #5: Bound journal of 198 pages consists of a collection of personal notes, comment on community events, her actions taken on school, library and community actions.
"Account Book" kept by Rhoda Cook and her family - It contains much biographical data on the Cook family and many notes pertaining to Warwick families and events. Item C19
Poem - A Legend of the Connecticut Valley written for the Bryant Club, South Deerfield. Author unknown
Part of the Rhoda Cook collection
