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Stoughton Nov 9th 1933

Dear Doris
  
   A sunny morning turned cloudy in the afternoon Mrs Osborn is going up home to her daughters this afternoon so we had our afternoon tea early. The daughters husband is working for the Ames'es he has charge of their big dairy & lives on their estate. he dresses all in white. Carl Kidder. brother to Emmerson your old shoolmate. he has an hour off at noon & he has just come for her now. its after 2 O'clock & I am going to stay here alone the rest of the day. I had a good night & slept the most natural sleep all night with no pain to speak of. Pa is down now to tell me has tried to sleep but cant & asks me where she has gone & who took her. There are a flock of little Juneos hovering around the yard. its growing cold & looks like & feels like snow. I got him to change his flannels this morning but he wont wash himself for any body. she says she would like to put him in the bath tub & scrub him. it would do him good. we do well to get him to change his clothes. he never takes them off at night now days. I have just got supper for us both its 5 O'clock & pa is following around saying its the last