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3 revisions | MaryV at Oct 03, 2023 10:17 AM Untitled Page 5Long Beach N.J
July 2nd 1884
Dear Governor
Mrs. Grant and
myself extend to you and
Mrs. Stanford a hearty invitation
to come down here
and stay with us while you
remain east. We have not
had yet a single hot day
here since we came. You can
go to the city by either boat
or rail every day if you choose.
There are twenty trains a day Long Beach N.J July 2nd 1884 Dear Governor Mrs. Grant and Untitled Page 5Long Beach N.J
July 2nd 1884
Dear Governor
Mrs. Grant and
myself extend to you and
Mrs. Stanford a [hunting?] invitation
to come down [here?]
and stay with us while you
[coming?] east. We have not
had get a single hot day
here since we came. You can
go to the city by either boat
or rail every day if you [elecrse?].
There are twenty trains a day Long Beach N.J July 2nd 1884 Dear Governor Mrs. Grant and |
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