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Stoughton March 20th 1929 Dear Doris- We are having warmer weather with the robins & bluebirds, snow drops & crocuses in bloom under the window. The grass is growing green in our yard. Pa was home yesterday afternoon so he improved his time in cutting down a few trees, (the diseased chestnuts in the back yard) so our garden will get the sun more we hope. black berries are coming up every where but now when the ground is so wet they are easily pulled up. Old lady Churchill called on me yesterday afternoon, she came on purpose to read me the letter she got from the Griffins, saying that Ednas husband seemed a mite better, he had sat up an hour. I don't know what they call it that ails him. his pay goes on just the same so that seems good, I guess he has been a very sick man, & he is not out of it now either. there seems to be something they don't tell his family. Edna has to go twenty miles to see him every day &