William Goodell Frost Papers, 1884-1933, undated

Six letters, incoming (1884-1885), to William Goodell Frost concerning his campaign for Lieutenant Governor; speeches concerning temperance; printed writings (1895, 1927, and 1933); newspaper clippings (1884-1888, n.d.) concerning political issues such as temperance, women’s suffrage and antislavery, including speeches and letters by Frost, G.F. Wright, and E.A. Paddock; and circulars advertising Frost’s speeches (n.d.). Also found here is a notebook of Frost family genealogy, believed to have been compiled by William Goodell Frost; this notebook was formerly filed in the Wesley Frost Papers (RG 30/30).