Item is a photograph of a house on the corner of Salem and Union Street in Sackville, NB, owned at one time by Mathilda and Mary Wry. This view shows the house facing Salem Street, with Clarence and Blanche Wry standing with their two sons in front of it. Mabel and John Alward can be seen to the left on the lounge in front of the house.

Item is a photograph of a front-angled view of Willard and Jennie Wry’s home built by Willard on Charlotte Street, Sackville, NB, at the end of Wry Lane.

Item is a photograph of Mathilda Wry standing in front of a house at 119 Lansdowne St.

Item is a photograph of a house on the corner of Salem and Union Street in Sackville, NB, owned at one time by Mathilda and Mary Wry. This view shows the side entrance from Union Street. On the roof sits Clarence Wry and his wife Blanche with their two sons.

Item is a newspaper clipping regarding a very large (8 1/8” x 6 5/8”) egg laid by one of Mathilda Wry’s hens.

Item is a photograph of the five Wry sisters.

From left to right:
First Row: Mabel Lena Wry, Minnie Jean Wry and Bessie Grace Wry
Second Row: Jennie Pearl Caulkin Wry and Alice Pauline Wry

Item is a complimentary concert ticket with “Miss Tillie Wry” written on the back. The concert was hosted by the Sackville Glee Club and held in Lingley Hall, Mount Allison University, on Tuesday May 8th.

Item is a photograph of Mabel Lena Wry as a young woman photographed by R.S. Pridham of Sackville, NB.

Item is a photograph of the female employees of George E. Ford’s All Purpose Store which was located on Main Street, Sackville, NB.

From left to right:
First Row: Alice Wry (Cashier) who later became Mrs. T. A. Siddal, Lizzie Siddal (T. A.’s sister)
Second Row: Miss McLean of St. John (Head Milliner), Lizzie Gillis, Mabel Lena Wry who was the Head Milliner before marrying John B. Alward
Third Row: Jennie Amos, Casey Chase who became Mrs. Willard Bowser, and Nita Atkinson.

Item is a letter addressed to Pauline Alward from Dr. William F. Reinhoff, one of the surgeons that Pauline scrubbed for while taking her course at John Hopkins Hospital. The letter thanked her and included payment for the threading of intestinal needles for him to take on a trip to London for doing surgeries. Original envelope is included.