Lathrop, George Parsons: New London, Connecticut to Father Joseph H. McMahon: New York, New York, 1892 July 22

Having received no reply to his telegram of last Tuesday he writes to know if informal or oral discussion will be allowed immediately following lectures. If so he wishes to announce the fact. He asks if anything was decided at the council meeting about an official bulletin. Whether they print one or offer to fill columns in the paper it will be necessary to let Mr. Fitzmaurice, the editor, know immediately. He incloses a time table advertising the summer school (not inclosed). P.S. He has received McMahon's since writing the above, Miss White has a suggestion for a badge which she will enclose (no enclosure). They have decided on a register at the Lyceum and St. John's rooms. They have thought of meeting trains. They will try to have a desk and reading lamp for evening lectures. The inclosed time table gives information about Niantic trains and rate of board. :: I-1-j - Typed L.S. - 2pp. - 4to. - {1}