Arts, in 1811. It was a notable and significant event in the history of the arts in this then new coun- try. The title page of this rather modest pamphlet of forty-seven pages bears the quotation from Pope. "Dare to have sense yourselves." It was printed by Tho. L. Plowman, and sold at the reasonable

Harrisburg, you and I are �much indebted to Mr. B. C. Atlee for some interesting letters to his grand- father,the late Hon. Benjamin Champ- neys, from Persico, showing how de- voted he was to Lancaster and to his friends in this city. Mr. Champneys was not only a professional contem- porary of Mr. Buchanan

Hager & Bro. 22 April 1880. Insert 5 Invoice to Miss Sue Roy for corset, fabric, and household goods. Billhead of Hager & Bro. (glued to cardboard) 19 May 1915. Folder 11 Newspaper Articles about Hager Item 1 The Express (Lititz) 13 May 1910, “Hager Bro. to Erect a Handsome Store Building.” Item 2

Two Distinct Periods of Ephrata Cloister History,” by John W. W. Loose. Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society. Vol. 55, no. 6, 1951. (photocopy) Folder 3 Historical Account of the Ephrata Cloister and the Seventh Day Baptist Society, by A. Monroe Aurand, Jr. The Aurand Press, Harrisburg