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Arthur L. Holmes 290 Walnut Street Stoughton, Mass July 3rd 1932 Dear Doris Friday night we had thunder showers. a number of them passed both sides of us & never touched us, but we got some rain but not enough to hurt us by any means. a little is better than none at all. yesterday it was cooler, then again during the night it must have rained some- it has cleared today & is very windy & cool. I have just been out in the pasture after berries they are getting ripe fast but the children are after them. I had a pie for dinner it tasted very fresh & good. Yesterday I went down after some groceries & things to carry me over the holidays. I saw some salmon it looked nice so i bought PS the rain is going down some after every rain it has to blow my tomatoes are well tied up otherwise they would be done up its been so terrible strong & wind & swept all day.nice & cool though. Ma