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Crowley (search for this): chapter 287
is but ten years old, and since she has been in camp, she has been a great comfort to the soldiers in the hospital, visiting them daily, and dispensing among the unfortunate little delicacies, as well as going frequently through the streets of the camp with strawberries, cherries, &c. Sometimes she has distributed as many as sixteen boxes to a company — the market-man, of course, driving his cart to each tent. The presentation speech accompanying the gift of the uniform, was made by Sergeant Crowley, of Lowell, and of the closing ceremonies the following is an account. The Daughter took the box containing the dress, and, with canteen upon her person, she tripped lightly into the hospital that was close at hand, and in a few moments appeared in her new and beautiful costume. Standing upon the green, with the beautiful silk banners on each side, she addressed the regiment as follows:-- Comrades — when you took me, a stranger, and adopted me as your daughter, I had but little i
James Russell Lowell (search for this): chapter 287
s old, and since she has been in camp, she has been a great comfort to the soldiers in the hospital, visiting them daily, and dispensing among the unfortunate little delicacies, as well as going frequently through the streets of the camp with strawberries, cherries, &c. Sometimes she has distributed as many as sixteen boxes to a company — the market-man, of course, driving his cart to each tent. The presentation speech accompanying the gift of the uniform, was made by Sergeant Crowley, of Lowell, and of the closing ceremonies the following is an account. The Daughter took the box containing the dress, and, with canteen upon her person, she tripped lightly into the hospital that was close at hand, and in a few moments appeared in her new and beautiful costume. Standing upon the green, with the beautiful silk banners on each side, she addressed the regiment as follows:-- Comrades — when you took me, a stranger, and adopted me as your daughter, I had but little idea of what you
Lizzie C. Jones (search for this): chapter 287
The daughter of the Sixth.--Miss Lizzie C. Jones, the Daughter of the Sixth Massachusetts Regiment, is said to look charmingly in her new costume as the child, and will undoubtedly be an object of extraordinary interest when that regiment returns to Boston. A correspondent says:--She is but ten years old, and since she has been in camp, she has been a great comfort to the soldiers in the hospital, visiting them daily, and dispensing among the unfortunate little delicacies, as well as going frequently through the streets of the camp with strawberries, cherries, &c. Sometimes she has distributed as many as sixteen boxes to a company — the market-man, of course, driving his cart to each tent. The presentation speech accompanying the gift of the uniform, was made by Sergeant Crowley, of Lowell, and of the closing ceremonies the following is an account. The Daughter took the box containing the dress, and, with canteen upon her person, she tripped lightly into the hospital that wa