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[[top left margin]] PS Did you write the middle of last week? if so it went astray. we had only two Sunday letters, & I was worried for fear some of you were sick Ma [[/top left margin]] [[written in pencil by Pa]]Yesterday & Today around 90 and no clouds. Put a drop of Vanilla in Butter Milk it [[?]] her to take it [[/pencil by Pa]] Stoughton June 4 1930 Dear Doris I have just returned from down town where I have been for the groceries before it gets too hot, as yesterday, it was pretty warm in the sun. but I kept the house shut up, & in that way, I managed to keep pretty comfortable. Pa was down to North Stoughton working all day: they got up as far as Lincoln Street at night, & no knowing where they will be today. The wind is coming in cool & nice at the west window, I am writing this letter here in front of it & it does seem good after facing the sun all the way home. We got a letter from Addie asking why we were not there to her anniversary, which I must answer today. it seem by the letter Mame Wales was not there, as she says Henry Swan was the only one of her folks that was present