Her lyrics appeared mostly in the Pittston Gazette, as well as in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania and Scranton papers. They were distinguished by imagery, depth of sentiment, and a fluent but sometimes careless flow of melody that showed how her thoughts flowed naturally to music. "The Pansy's Message" tells a story of war times in verse. "Starlight", "Twilight Musings", "Passion Week", and "Dividing the Church" were inspired by her feelings. "Outcast", probably her strongest poem, was characterized as being full of passion and power. She also wrote some short stories and occasional articles for articles.
