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A published poem written in two parts by S. T. B. referencing people and incidents in Litchfield, CT.

Two handbills promoting voting for continuation of no-license liquor law.

A list of things related to Litchfield, CT, for which the Country Writer (identity unknown) is grateful and a list of aphorisms.

Appears to have been a talk regarding fishing in the Litchfield, CT area during the early 20th century.

Notes covering events Feb.-Aug. 1883, perhaps using a newspaper as a source. On reverse of the note pages is "Apothecaries Hall, 301 Chapel St." with additional information and a raphic.

Post card to Rev. E. C. Baldwin of New Haven, CT, from an unknown writer in East Litchfield, CT, concerning genealogical information related to Rev. John Baldwin, born in Branford, CT, 1799 Oct 13.

Handbill, another Prohibition Party meeting will by held at Armory Hall, Litchfield, CT, by Hon. A. [Alfred] R. Heath of Danbury, CT, state organizer of the Prohibition Party, Sept. 7. "St. John and Daniel" printed at the top.

Handbill that reads "Taxpayers! Here is a PARTIAL list of your money handed out by our Boss First Selectman to his closest friends and supporters, under disguised roads and bridges," followed by list of recipients and amount of funds received, concluding with "This is the way your money goes. When the TAX RATE gets to 3 CENTS don't blame us. HONES GRAFT, Committee."

List of deaths in Litchfield, CT, 1906 on Office of the Town Clerk and Registrar of Vital Statistics stationery.

Empty envelope addressed to Bvt. Brig. Gen. Henry W. Wessells, Hart's Island, New York Harbor.