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Stoughton October 22nd" 1935 Dear Folks It is warm & looks very much like rain cloudy weather. the leaves of the maples are fast disappearing. the oaks are pretty & remain on the trees. Mrs. Gilzer called me up Sunday after dinner to invite me to go to ride. such a beautiful day, so it was impossible to refuse & Mrs Barry said go by all means. I went in spite of having word that Wallace Pennamen was in town & was coming to call but Mrs Gilzer said we should be home in about an hour. Wallace & wife were here when I got back so she kept them & entertained them about half an hour till I arrived. Wallace has grown very old looking he is terribly bent over. his wife is much younger looking. she has the care of him and makes him a good wife he is very much dependent on her but has a strong will like the rest of his ancesters. the bundle came safe Friday. I have begun to make patch work. the cloth is composed of very pretty pieces. it will make up very pretty am sure. just beginning to sprinkle a bit. leaves are over