Deborah Morton, Westbrook Seminary, 1897
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Abplanalp Library, UNE
In the 1890s "Board" included fuel and light and was $3 per week.
There were additional charges for laundry.
Goddard Hall housed the young gentlemen, and Hersey Hall the young ladies.
Students furnished their own linens, bed coverings, soap, napkins and napkin rings. Parents were earnestly requested not to send provisions or confectionery to students, "for the practice of eating irregularly leads invariably to bad results."
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