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Stoughton February 28th 1939

Dear Doris
Your letter of the 26th I have just received & hope by now you have got my letters. they must have been delayed for some reason or other. 
I am feeling as well as usual in spit of nerves Alice was dumped here by Lillian, her mother, & aunt from Connecticut, & Gladys. yesterday afternoon, it was so muddy they left her at my house, she stayed all night & is here now. not much company as she sits with arms folded as usual. Mrs Barry has just gone to the Morris, in spite of the rain. as it is lately we can have but one pleasant day at a time. yesterday was a very warm & sunny day, ao to day it bids fair to be dull. if it does'nt turn into snow we ought not to complain. the month seems to go out stormy. on the whole its the worst month we have had I think. We wonder if March will beat it. no colds have we had so far, & we dont intend to. ny heat has just come on & Alice noticed the noise, which one gets used to after a little while.