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Stoughton Nov 27th 1932

Dear Doris
This is our coldest morning our rain of Friday night cleared and the wind change into the North and after blowing through they day and all night we got up this morning to a temperature of 0 the redeeming feature of it though is that the gale ended towards morning. I think it will be warmer tonight as it does not seem to be quite as cold as the day advances. 
    Yesterday I went to Ralph's with the keys and as the bank was closed. I left the keys at the house in the care of little Henry. His father and mother had gone to Boston so he said. 
     This morning I have been hunting up the Nations and will start them along down to Blarendon as early as possible.
     Alice is good to me and has tried to help me all she can- as time goes on I feel we all need some one to offer us simpathy in our declining years, especially if we haven't been used to the care of things. Arthur has always been the one to see to all