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Mrs Andrew apparently was not normal at the last for after all his promiss to Berenice, she left everything to Mr Andrew while he lived, and to a trust or charity of some kind when he is through with it. I may now look up Mrs Hannens will in which I believe we were left something we never received. But please do not say anything to anyone about it yet anyway. News does travel. 13 Pomeworth St., Stoneham, Mass, June 5, 1932 Dear Folks I was glad to get your letters. I hope that this weather is not too hard on you. Of course I like it but even so I removed my dress before I started writing letters because it is a new one I made and I was afraid the sweat would fade it. I will put a sample of it in for you to see. It is a little cheap print which I made like the one I bought downtown in Stoneham last year - like your pretty Careudar - did you ever finish that? It was very becoming to you. You could cut it off if you do not like it so long, but I thought it was very pretty falling in drapery about you. I think, however that it was fairly even so that you could cut it off evenly all around and turn it up. Perhaps Maud would help you hang it. I piped the neck, the sleeve and skirt ruffles and the bow-knot with black. This morning early - about 7:30 - I started out up the railroad track after wild iris. The grass was wet, of course,