Letter from Dr. H.E. MacDermott, MD, FRCP (Can.), Montreal, regarding allergy of patient
Part of Duncan Peter Anderson Collection
Letter from Byron Sprague Price, MD, New York, sending regrets regarding reunion
Part of Duncan Peter Anderson Collection
Part of Duncan Peter Anderson Collection
Dinner in Honor of Frank Shaughnessy by members of the football teams
Part of Duncan Peter Anderson Collection
Scrapbook of newspaper clippings
Part of Duncan Peter Anderson Collection
Page 5, Scrapbook - Dr. Duncan Anderson
Part of Duncan Peter Anderson Collection
Contains letter by A. P. Gower-Rees [Gazette?], 19 March 1937 "Church of England & Rome"; A Prayer (For Rheumatics).
Page 7, Scrapbook - Dr. Duncan Anderson
Part of Duncan Peter Anderson Collection
Contains extract (typed) from Address of Mgr. at Supper of M.L.C. Bowling teams, 22 April 1939, regarding Dr. Anderson; Church of St. Andrew and St. Paul Special Service to World War 2 dead, among whom Duncan Robinson Anderson; Local Chapter of IODE. Mrs. Duncan Anderson and others photographs, from Montreal Star 22 March 1924; McGill Graduates Reunion Brochure, 8 October 1926, with signatures; article on US-Canada reciprocity (Bennett, R. B. address), undated.
Page 9, Scrapbook - Dr. Duncan Anderson
Part of Duncan Peter Anderson Collection
Loose items laid in include photos of St. Andrews Ball; Duncan R. Anderson, Pres. Y.M. Conservative Association vs. Intolerance; poem by Arthur Hugh Clough "Say Not the Struggle Naught Availeth."
Page 11, Scrapbook - Dr. Duncan Anderson
Part of Duncan Peter Anderson Collection
Contains Church of St. Andrew and St. Paul funeral address regarding Duncan R. Anderson (facing), appointment of C.K. Anderson, Secretary -Treasurer St. Lawrence Flour Mills (typed); reprint of poem written in gaol in Dublin by Willie Redmond; reprint F. G. Scott poem "God is My Strength" (loose); Star article on tragic death of Mrs. Colin Anderson (Hilda Elisabeth Trowes), first wife of C. K. Anderson, 9 October 1929 (loose); typed statement regarding death of Mrs. Anderson, 11 December 1942.