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Calvin Page autographed typed letter (TLS) on official State of Vermont Executive Department letterhead, dated August 7, 1891, from Hyde Park, Vermont. Addressed to J. Lawrence Boggs, Jr., care of the New Jersey Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the brief letter acknowledges receipt of Boggs' correspondence and states that Page has forwarded the request to the local committee in Bennington, asking that they promptly send the requested program.
The letter reflects official gubernatorial correspondence during Page's administration and relates to preparations surrounding commemorative Revolutionary War activities in Vermont.
Very good condition overall with expected mailing folds, light age toning, and minor scattered handling wear.
Calvin Page (1843-1925) served as the 32nd Governor of Vermont from 1890 to 1892. A successful businessman and banker from Hyde Park, he was active in Vermont politics for many years, serving in both the state legislature and the executive branch before his election as governor. His administration focused on education, public institutions, and continued economic development during the closing years of the nineteenth century.
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Calvin Page - 19th Century Vermont Governor - Autographed 1891 Typed Letter (TLS)
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