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Stoughton Nov 9th 1924

Dear Doris,

This has been an uneventful week, since election which day, we rode four on the back seat of Ralphs car down to the town hall. We are still in the midst of pleasant weather, although to day the mercury was down to 30º and the air seems like snow very chilly. I felt it all through the night, we need rain badly to stop these destructive fires all New England is very dry and fires get started and they are raging in no time I worry. 

Lena came out late and telephoned up to know if Arthur was home, he was started and they arrived about the same time, as he had stopped to feed at the barn, she asked him how to vote, as she was at sea about the matter. he told her the only sensible way he knew, and after eating supper and getting a few duds together, they both went off and you better believe she got there in time to vote and his car was there and carried her back the same night.

While I was down town after voting Lottie Crane wanted us to stop in there. I had been there only a few minuted and their phone rung and asked if I was there and for me to come home for there was company. so I hurried home and