Watts, Arthur Oswald
Biography
A friend of Iris Bland's from her days at Slade school. Edith Nesbit took a friendly interest in him because his first and middle names were the same as (Arthur) Oswald Barron, a dear friend of hers and kindred spirit who had died.
Arthur Watts was a frequent visitor to Well Hall.
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Arthur Watts sitting outside, undated [1910s?]
Watts, Arthur to Edith Nesbit, 1910-01-08
[Postcard with a sketch of a house.]
"Oakshott Hanger."
Watts, Arthur to Edith Nesbit, 1906?
Transcribed copy of the original letter.
The date is pencilled in by a researcher.
Watts, Arthur to Edith Nesbit, 1906
Transcribed copy of the original letter.
Date is pencilled in by a researcher.
Watts, Arthur to Edith Nesbit, undated
[Sketch of a crying or sweating drunk man in an arm chair, surrounded by empty liquor bottles and general clutter on the floor around him.]
"Dear Aunt - Jimmy has left me - he is with the Wells - I miss him very much - this place does not seem the same without him. I had a letter from him this morning - he seems to be having a very good time - motoring and all sorts of joys..."
Watts, Arthur to Edith Nesbit, undated
Watts, Arthur to Edith Nesbit, July 16
"Dear Madam, I shall be very glad indeed to give you any help I can with E. Nesbit's biography. I had and have the greatest affection for her. I shall not be in Town so far as I know during August but shall be back by about Sept. 14 - possibly earlier..."
Watts, Arthur to Edith Nesbit, undated
"Dear Mrs Langley Moore. I must write and tell you how admirable I think your biography of Mrs. Bland is. I was, as you probably gathered, very fond of her, and I wouldn't have believed it possible that anyone who never knew her could have produced such a true - and at the same time - sympathetic portrait of her. I congratulate you from the bottom of my heart..."