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@alice_austen:person {full_name: "Elizabeth Alice Austen", birth_year: @date_1866, death_year: @date_1952, occupation: "photographer", residence: @staten_island}
@julia_l_martin:person {full_name: "Julia L. Martin", relationship: "friend of Alice Austen", residence: @albany}
@cathie_bridgyn_rinn:person {full_name: "Cathie Bridgyn Rinn"}
@joe_rinn:person {full_name: "Joe Rinn"}
@mrs_cooper:person {title: "Mrs.", role: "friend"}
@maumie_reed:person {full_name: "Maumie Reed"}
@lily_hand:person {full_name: "Lily Hand"}
@mr_took:person {full_name: "Mr. Took"}
@mr_cooperis_jr:person {full_name: "Mr. Cooperis Jr."}
@edith_convery:person {full_name: "Edith Convery"}
@amy:person {first_name: "Amy"}
@mrs_jk:person {title: "Mrs.", initials: "J.K."}
@mr_hargis:person {full_name: "Mr. Hargis"}
@albany:place {state: @new_york, country: @united_states}
@bennington:place {state: @vermont, country: @united_states}
@lumpkinville:place {state: @new_york, country: @united_states}
@staten_island:place {state: @new_york, country: @united_states}
@date_1866:date_1866
@date_1952:date_1952
@date_1892_05:date_1892_05
@date_1892_05_03:date_1892_05_03
@date_1892_11:date_1892_11
@file_pinax:document {title: "Alice Austen Correspondence with Julia Martin, May 1892", creator: [@julia_l_martin, @alice_austen], created: @date_1892_05, language: "en", subjects: ["Correspondence","Social life","Marriage","Friendship","Victorian era","Staten Island"], place: [@albany, @bennington, @lumpkinville, @staten_island]}
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@julia_l_martin -> wrote -> @alice_austen {when: @date_1892_05_03, via: @file_1892_5_3_may_3002_jtm_copy_jpg}
@cathie_bridgyn_rinn -> returned home with -> @joe_rinn {when: @date_1892_05_03, location: @staten_island}
@mrs_cooper -> traveled to -> @bennington {when: @date_1892_05, end: @date_1892_11}
@maumie_reed -> married -> @mr_took {when: @date_1892, location: @new_york}
@lily_hand -> married -> @mr_cooperis_jr {when: @date_1892, age_difference: 10, husband_age: 34}
@julia_l_martin -> attended -> @maumie_reed's_house_reception:event {when: @date_1892, location: @albany}
@julia_l_martin -> mentioned -> @edith_convery {context: "hope for both"}
@amy -> wrote about -> @mr_cooperis_jr {description: "pleasant"}
@mrs_jk -> resides in -> @lumpkinville
@julia_l_martin -> visited -> @mr_hargis {when: @date_1892, duration_days: 10}once in two months. Is that the way they act when hard put to it? Next bit of news is that Cathie Bridgyn Rinn & her beloved Joe returned home on Sunday, & yesterday I went over to see them. I am so glad they are back I would cry with joy, but won't be to me. I must soon go & leave them. Mrs. Cooper goes to Bennington the end of this month to stay until November. I wish you & your Mother would come there for a little May 3rd 1892 Dear Alice, I have lost your last letter & so if you asked any questions you will have to repeat them. Let me see what I have of interest this week. Fair "The man" asked me to go to drive with Jessie with him last week. I did not go. This was the first time I had seen him face.
while, your Mother could stand a few days & I know that Mrs. Cooper would do everything for her. Wouldn't we have a good time. Two of my friends, Maumie Reed & Lily Hand have been unmarried this week & you. The former is related to the Townsend & married a Mr. Took from New York. The other Lily Hand married Mr. Cooperis Jr., a man of thirty-four about ten years older than she & it is a very odd match. I honored both brides by my presence & went to Maumie Reed's house reception. To think of Edith Convery having there is hope for you & me alike surely. Amy writes me that he is so very pleasant. I wonder how she caught him. Edith & I have been
always good friends. She is not as forlorn as pictured. I wish you would go & see Mrs. J.K. when she is settled in her little house & tell me just where it is & all about it. All I can find out is that it is in Lumpkinville. How odd things have turned out any way. Mrs. Cooper came home suddenly unexpectedly & with no warning last
Monday so cut my visit off ten days at Mr. Hargis's. It is well I did not go away. Of course I was disappointed, for duty has not as yet made itself more pleasant to me than pleasure—but vigorous the world—the quicker out of it the better. Give my love to all & with lots & lots for yourself affectionately Julia L. Martin
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