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H. G. Burrell
BUILDERS' HARDWARE, PLUMBING AND HEATING

PORTER STREET

Stoughton, May 3 1919

Dear Sid!
You will not think we are going into the plumbing busi-ness, I trust, even if I do use this paper. It is all I can find at the moment.

This morning I received my last payment from the bureau of Entomology. I don't know how they even figured it out but they sent on $27.98 to me, and I am going to pay the doctor out of it.

I also got a letter from Hubbard saying they or Mr.Arnes was very favorably inclined, and I could start in work anytime I wanted with him at 40¢ an hour, and work half time or just as I chose, which I think is very nice, don't you? I am going to start in Monday morning. Perhaps I shall be able to pay running expenses and have a good time in the bargain being at home. I am going to work mornings, from 9 till 1.

This noon your mother called up to say you had some mail, - I think she really wanted to talk to me, so I went down a little while. All it was was a receipt from Miss Winslow and a few notices. Your mother was in the midst of getting the dinner. She told me that your father was working at Sevan's for the day.

Lena came out this noon and at present is asleep on the