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NCllll'8Jllb:er 2"7. 1929.

Mr·. Kenne:th L. Rclberts, Kennebunk Beach, Maine. My dear Mr. Roberts;The package addeessed to me arrived Monday of th:ts week and was placea in the library safe unopened. j:\-rv"°'olq \

When Arundle is out, we will send you a receipt for the contents of the package, acknowledging the items it contains as laans to the Maine State Library. Probably it will be kept

in the safe until we have the new building. Of course we have no idea when that wiil --~

me,

b~t I am afraid it will not be

very soon. I hope you will consider lending us all your Arnoldiana, as you suggest in your letter; it would, with the manuscript, make a wonderfully interesting exhibit. Perhaps a list of the towns in Maine which have tablets commemorative of Arnold's march might be of interest to Mr. Doubleday. I will send him one. I hope that you will have a delightful and success!ul winter. ( signed) Marion Cobb Fuller

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