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think she did, never brought over her things till September after graduation & then you were away, & she pitied Poor Nellie she felt so bad & put her arms around her & begged her never to forsake them, of course she didn't have time to come over here. Peace maker.

Well I went down to Dykemans after some apples. Grace was there, she said her mother was sick, taken Sunday morning, another shock, she said go up & see her, she was in bed & the doctor had just left, she doesnt know she has had it, but said her children were thoroughly scart & I guess well they might be. she may get up again, but not to work as she has been poor woman. I had just taken down my hair & was going to bed when Ralph & Maude drove up, she brought Mrs Blakes piece of cloth that you got from abroad & you said if there was any left to give it to you, I made