Tributes of respect and love from associates and friends, read at the Friends' Meeting House on Silsbee Street, Lynn, Mass. May 30, 1906, in honor of the late Dr. Esther H. Hawks / by Hannah T. Carret [and others].

Date:
1906
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Credit: Tributes of respect and love from associates and friends, read at the Friends' Meeting House on Silsbee Street, Lynn, Mass. May 30, 1906, in honor of the late Dr. Esther H. Hawks / by Hannah T. Carret [and others]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ual for one who regarded herself as only a private citizen, and no one of us can hope to fill it, but it devolves upon those of us who were privileged to work with her in some of these branches, receiving the stimulus of her ardor and courage, each to as- sume some added portion for her sake, as her best memorial. “The angel writing in his book of gold” long since placed the name of Dr. Esther H. Hawks high among those who “loved their fellow men.” Of her it was fittingly said at her recent fu- neral service “She has been doing God’s work in the world.”