Bookshelf

One photo: unidentified woman

One photo: Ned Sawyer

One photo: Mrs. Sawyer

One photo: Carrie Manning

One photo: Mrs. Manning?

One photo: Carrie Manning, as a young girl, surrounded by her toys.

Raymond Vorce, son of Martin and Lizette Jayner Vorce of Warwick

Smith, Mary P. Wells. Jolly Good Times at Hackmatack; Boston, Roberts Brothers; 1892. First Edition.

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Smith, Mary P. Wells; Boys of the Border, A Story of the Mohawk Trail; Greenfield; John W. Jaigis, Jr.; 1954.
Mary P. Wells married Judge Fayette Smith, son of Rev. Preserved Smith and Tryphena Goldsbury of Warwick.

Smith, Mary P. Wells; Jolly Good Times at Hackmatack; Boston; Little, Brown, and Company; 1920.
Hackmatack is, of course, Warwick, MA. Mary P. Wells Smith married Judge Fayette Smith, the son of Rev. Preserved Smith and Tryphena Goldsbury.
This book is available online as a download from this site.
Enclosed in the book is an article from The Greenfield Recorder 2/28/1985 titled Dynamic Woman of the 19th Century; Mary P. Wells Smith, left lasting mark through books, public service. Article includes picture of Mary P. Wells Smith by the door of the John Williams house in Old Deerfield.