Transcribe Baker, A. B. Letter to Ward, Henry A. (1883-01-19)

Mess? Nichols or Stearns with any of their work, should be glad to do so, though perhaps I could not do enough to amount to anything.

       I trust that all is going well.

Am glad to see that the Bulletin is out. Have not yet had time to read much in it, but it looks well - except the cuts, they look even worse in the paper than they did in proof.

       Please remember me to Mrs. Ward

Mr. Ward and other members of the family. Respectfully yours Arthur B. Baker Your letter of the 14th enclosing Dr. Ely's note came duly to hand. I will in a day or two send him a brief report, and