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Clarence Cheney Smith papers, 1860 - 1944

 Series
Identifier: MC052/03

Scope and Content Note

This series contains a variety of documents and items from Clarence Smith's student days at Bates College through his years as a justice of the Massachusetts Land Court. Included is information on his first wife (Grace Knowlton) and second wife (Dorothy Wellington) and their families; documents from his student days at Bates College: a cashbook, various class notes, speeches, drafts of debates, graduation memorabilia and letters; various personal and professional financial records; several speeches, lectures, and research notes including his research on the celebration of Thanksgiving, much of it given at the "Eight O'Clock Club"; miscellaneous public commentary, legal papers, financial correspondence and letters to charity organizers; and miscellaneous personal letters and a bound volume of letters from notable people.

Dates

  • 1860 - 1944

Access Restrictions

Photocopies of notable people correspondence and autographs for reference use have been substituted in the main files. The originals may only be consulted with permission of the staff

Extent

48 folders

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Organization and Arrangement

In the order in which the material was received from Danny Smith.

Alternative Formats Available

The collection contains photocopies of the letters from notable people; the originals are housed separately.

Creator

Repository Details

Part of the Edmund S. Muskie Archives and Special Collections Library Repository

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