From the Autograph Book of Mary Delia Packard
28 January 2008 - 8:52:02am

Henry G. Packard North Sandwich, Mass Dec. 29, 1875 (Mary's Father)
John C. Packard North Sandwich, Mass Dec. 26, 1875 (Mary's Brother)
With all the blessings that we want we need Jesus the most. Mother Christmas, 1875 (Mary's Mother)
Debra S. Ellis Taunton, Mass Dec. 26, 1875
Emma C. Howard North Sandwich, Mass. Dec. 26, 1875 Class of 79
Carrie M. Bassett Sandwich, Mass. Dec. 29, 1875 Assistant teacher at high school
Charles W. Dow Boston, Mass No. Sandwich Aug. 10, 1878
Truly yours Wm. A. Noyes North Sandwich, Mass.
Lizzie F. Ellis Taunton, Mass
Confidence bestows success Mrs. Mary T. Baker Sandwich, Mass Nov. 29, 1876
Tina Chamberlain Sandwich, Mass Dec. 27, 1875 Class of 76
With love Excey F. Gibbs Sandwich, Mass June 1, 1877
Nellie F. Wood Sandwich, Mass May 14, 1876 Class of 76
Sarah L. Chipman Sandwich, Mass. Sept. 20, 1876 Class of 79
Mrs. M. F. Gibbs North Sandwich, Mass July 29, 1876
Della R. Baker Sandwich, Mass Dec. 3, 1876
Ellen B. Armstrong Chelsea, Mass Yarmouth Camp - Aug.21, 1876
Charles T. Hartford No. Sandwich, Mass Feb. 25, 1877
Frank O. Ellis Sandwich, Mass Dec. 28, 1875
May you through life remain the same, Unchanged in all except in name Susie Fessenden Sandwich, Mass Sept 18, 1876 Class of 79
Annie L. Howard Cambridge Park, Mass July 27, 1876
He that walks only by the light of nature, walks in darkness Hannah B. Hartford North Sandwich, Mass Feb 25, 1877
Lydia E. Thompson North Sandwich, Mass Dec. 27, 1875 Class of 79
Louise Savery West Sandwich, Mass Dec. 27, 1876 Class of 79
Emma F. Spurr Worcester, Mass July 15, 1876 Forget me not
Our friendship has budded on earth may it blossom in heaven Ella Ellis
Sandwich Dec. 27, 1875 Class of 79
Lizzie Savery West Sandwich, Mass Dec. 27, 1875 Class of 79
When asked in an album to write, I feel rather inclined to refuse, For what shall I strive to indite, That can a young lady amuse, Not love, we'll have none of that, Not romance my fancy is tame, And compliments sound rather flat, Let me therefore write merely my name. Lottie M. Bassett Sandwich May 16, 1876 Class of 76
Very truly, Hattie J. Packard Wareham, Mass Aug 21, 1876
Forget - me - not Ginnie Besse, Wheeling, West Va Yarmouth Camp Ground Aug 21, 1876
Remember me is all I ask, but if remembrance be a task, forget me.
L. Abbie Howard Watertown, Mass Aug. 4, 1878
Here in this little book I write my name, among the others written here, and hope that we will always be the same, warm loving friends ere far or near.
Annie Leary Spring Hill, Mass Dec. 27, 1875 Class of 76
Your true friend, Lizzie E. Foster, Sandwich, Mass. Dec. 28, 1875 Class of 76
" ? is the weapon of honor, and who lacks the weapon will never triumph." J. H. Howe Cambridge Dec. 26, 1879
John M. Lovell West Sandwich, Mass January 7, 1876
Anna B. Delano Sandwich, Mass Sept. 26, 1876
Your Friend Abbie Hartford, North Sandwich, Mass
Made and presented by Mertie Pierce, who died June17, 1874 after being confined to her sick couch for 14 years. Her last words were " I shall be satisfied."
Linnie Bicknell Sandwich, Mass Dec. 28, 1875 Class of 79
May E. Wing Sandwich, Mass Sept. 20, 1876
Your friend Emma W. Gregory Sandwich, Mass June 13, 1876 Class of 76
May your path be strewn with flowers, is the sincere wish of your friend Alice R. Cooke Sandwich, Mass May 15, 1876 Class of 76
Carrie D. Bangs Barnstable, Mass
Look on the bright side always Tina Jones Spring Hill, Mass May 15, 1876 Class of 76
Your sincere friend, Annie M. Ditmars Brooklyn N.Y. North Sandwich, Mass Sept. 3, 1879
Bertie Beal Falmouth, Mass May 14, 1876 Died Sept 1879
Hattie L. Burgess Sandwich, Mass May 17,1876
This little emblem of respect, I write my friend for thee, Treat not this motto with neglect, It is kind friend "Remember me." Abbie B. Freeman Sandwich, Mass May 15, 1876 Class of 76
A. Augusta Rice East Weymouth, Mass July 28, 1876
Nathan B. Hartford North Sandwich, Mass Feb. 25, 1877
As you turn these pages o'er, And on beloved names you sigh, Though others may please you more, Let not mine pass unheeded by. Carrie L. Baker Sandwich, Mass Class of 1876 Carrie died July 2, 1877 with
consumption
Ever your friend Lizzie Carroll No. Sandwich, Mass May 13
F. L. Howland Sandwich, Mass Sept. 5, 1876
Willie A. Foster Sandwich, Mass May 19, 1876
Annie A. Gibbs West Sandwich, Mass Dec 27, 1876
W. E. Nye Sandwich, Mass Sept. 21, 1876
J. C. Dennis Sandwich, Mass May 19, 1876
No one is safe when love looks out, It leaves no victim long in doubt, Mary beware if you are wise, Beware of two dark Bright Black Eyes
L. T. Bartley Sandwich, Mass May 16, 1876 Lou died July 9th, 1877 with consumption
A. Frank Sherman Sandwich, Mass
Your friend, Nellie R. Jones Spring Hill, Mass May 16, 1876
Truly your friend Ida W. Drew Sandwich, Mass May 16, 1876
Benjamin J. Bartley Sandwich, Mass May 16, 1876
Benjamin Cook Sandwich, Mass May 17, 1876
True Friendship is eternal Lutie C. Sears Sandwich, Mass May 17, 1876

Mary's autograph book in the possession of Valerie Jean Whicker Robichaud

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