Julia G[riffiths] Crofts ALS to [Anna M. C.] Barnes, August 5, [1859]

me to second the proposition warm
ly the point is carried, & this
Bazaar decided on - By com
mencing our preparations early,
we hope to make it a good one -
& to secure French & German
contributions - I shall propose,
that, as heretofore, all the arti
cles left unsold, be sent over to
Rochester at once - & this will
take them (there) in time for a [spring?]
Bazaar - or a [summering?] one, if
you prefer it -- I am sure
it would greatly add to the in
terest if our Rochester friends made
up a small box, or parcel of their
American work, & sent it over, by
Mr. Douglass, or some other friend
coming over - The little leather nee
dle-book I purchased at Rochester,
made by the young quaker lady - ( a
friend of yours, whose name I forget )
has been greatly admired - some