Item is a photograph of a group of church members taken in front of a mill at Wood Point, NB just prior to their baptism by immersion in the Bay of Fundy.
From left to right:
Back Row: Charlie Snowdon (Amos Snowdon’s son), Ernest Harper (Henry Harper’s son), William O. Snowdon (Alma’s son), Lloyd E. Snowdon (Alma’s son, and William O’s brother), Stanley W. Barnes (Willard’s son), Hazel Goodwin.
Front Row: May Wood (Mrs. Blair Wood), Eda Snowdon (Mrs. David Snowdon), Ada Snowdon (Mrs. John S. Snowdon), Isabell Snowdon (Mrs. Harry Snowdon), Miss Jennie W. Barnes (Willard’s daughter), Miss Gladys Tower, Miss Lily Goodwin, Mrs. Amos P. Snowdon, Mrs. Arthur Ward.

Item is a portrait of John Willard and Jennie Grace (Snowdon) Wry photographed by Pridham Studio in Sackville, NB.

Item is a receipt issued to “Miss M. Wry”, from H. Berman – Dealer in Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings, Boots and Shoes, and Furniture. Receipt is for payment of one Enterprise Magic stove with a high shelf and reservoir, for $58.40.

Item is a Christmas thank-you letter written to John and Mabel Alward, signed by Capt. N. Packham and dated December 26th, 1917.

Item is a Christmas card sent from Pearl Wry to John and Mabel Alward. Enclosed is a sprig of cedar and a poem. Card was sent from Aberdeen Hospital, New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. Original envelope included.

Item is a newspaper obituary of the mother of Jennie Grace (Snowdon) Wry, Susan Snowdon.

Item is a postcard sent to Mabel (Wry) Alward from her sister J. Pearl C. Wry. The message reads, “Have all my work finished. Have had a wonderful time. Mrs. Read is a pet. Will see you Sunday if all goes well. In haste for 4:30. P.W.”

Items pertain to the Main Street Sackville Baptist Church, including a historical sketch, story book, invitation and commemoration booklet, service booklet, and a church bulletin.

Items are health and accident insurance information sheets, cards, payment records, etc. from the Continental Casualty Company.

Items are two invoices documenting strawberry sales in July 1923 bought from Willard Wry.