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Stoughton Sep 19th" [1920] Dear Doris - We were glad to get your letter Sat morning and to hear you had been lucky enough to find a place of refuge hope it will prove to be what you desire, but you will have to put up with some inconveniences probably. We are having a nice cool day for Sunday, a hard shower last night and clear today. I have been busy all the week putting up apple and tomatoes but have filled all but a few of my jars now our tomatoes held out well and I have more than common ? up for winter use. Lena is out she came early after eve had been to dinner she seems very schoolmarmy and she has got a cold, she is sitting now curled up in the bow window in the sun, bundled up you'd think it were middle of winter sure. I called on Aunt Becca Fridday she had also a bad cold they are common now I hear. Yesterday I sewed some long sleeves on my shirts and guess I can