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Stoughton May 15th, 1932

Dear Doris
The weather has changed it getting pretty warm. I was in hopes of getting more rain through this month. just a little drizzle + it did not wet down much of any.
Maude came last night with a big bunch of her pansies. Ralph went to the bank. so She stayed a while untill [[until]] bed time for us, then departed.

The Baltimore oriole just fit on the bush I heard the grose beak this morning + the cat bird is here, I set out a few of my geraniums this morning it seemed so warm + the lantanners [[lantannas]] I put out yesterday they are also hardy. it is blowing up some now + I wish it might rain tomorrow. 

Are you not glad the suspense of the lost Lindbergh child is over? Its a most horrible thing + they may see more trouble her keeping it all inside + bearing up under the strain may be the means of affecting the one she is going to have in a few months. I hope it wont be an idiot. If so, that will be a living trouble. No one can tell we can wait + see for certainly it has been anything but a normal condition they have both passed through these last two months.