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Macy E. Flinn Diary, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary.
Diary of Macy Flinn (b. ca. 1896) of Maine for the years 1909-1910. Macy Flinn, who lived near the towns of Waterville and Sidney, Maine, was starting high school at the time she began her diary. In brief daily entries she records weather, helping her parents with the business, social activities like playing games with friends, taking trips to town, books she read, horseback riding, etc. There are also two poems following the last entries. From time to time Macy uses Greek characters for her English language entries.
For a list of names mentioned on the diary, provided by the seller, please see finding aid link below.
The seller provided the following list of names, mentioned in the diary: "Doris Crowell - Mildred Crowell - Eddie White - Rob Safford - Willis - Bernice Smith - Lillian Farnham - Barbara Stevens - Hodsdon's Store - Fred Pullens - Bertha Nottage - Mildred Mullen - George Mclean - - Harold Britton - George Byron - Walter Trask."