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Stoughton September 18th 1920.

Dear Doris & Sid,

We are having dull weather for a few days back, Lena came out in time for supper last night, she seems quite satisfied with her school and principle we are having a hard time in drying her clothes that she intends to take back with her.  Friday being a stormy day I went down to Mrs. Burns'es & found her still alone.  Aunt Biney she expected sunday in Franks auto, that would pick her up on his way home from his vacation, down to his wives folks down east clear to the jumping off place (not down on the map.)  Pa has just eaten a big dinner and is now going to sleep on the couch.  I have been very busy every day since you were here, I have put up tomatoes and peas galore, there are lots of tomatoes this year, they will seem good to have for the winter as we are very found of them  Lena has a fine boarding house and young folks where she rooms & a baby that she takes a great interest in, so if they don't work her to death I think she will get through all