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13 Pomeworth St., Stoneham.
Feb. 21, 1927

Dear Folks,
 
This is Bunny's birthday.  She is four years old.  I suppose Berenice and Theodore had some little celebration for her.  I sent her a blanket for her crib, blue on the right side with white bunnies and the reverse on the other.  I guess she will like it. 

I was glad to get your letter last week.  You said nothing more had turned up about Sparkie, but you didn't say nothing at all had come up, so I am wondering if anything else has happened. 


the best I could under the circumstances.

Have you done anything about getting out of the store?  If you really want to, I could be inquiring of some of the people I know about fixtures.  I should think the Blake boys, for instance, might use some in their summer trade or some of those other little wayside stands.  It would be a boon to some of those places to get a good set of fixtures at a reasonable sum, I should think. 

I hope all is going well with you. Let me know.

I got my paper off to Cambridge last Monday morning, so now I am through with that course.  It seems rather good not to have to think of it now. 

I may possibly get out this vacation, but almost doubt it.  Let me know how everything is with both of you.

Best wishes
Lena.