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Stoughton June 13th" 1920

Dear Doris -

  Well this is another stormy Sunday cold and damp. yesterday was on lovely June day and Lena went to [???] [???] time with the bunch, where they met last year and you were there with them, it seems longer ago. Friday Mame Hales came and spent the day with us I enjoyed her very much. She has got to hang around two weeks longer waiting for Helen to close the school, then they are going to housekeeping on a small scale, four small rooms and a bath upstairs. they let the tenement down stairs for $40. a month. it seems that Helen has bought the house. I guess and will run her part of it and Mame her part, she says it is as much country as it is here, lots of trees around it, and she asked me to come out and see them as soon as they get settled. She has not changed her feelings about Walter Edwards in the least and thinks that if ully had lived he would not had the