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Stoughton September 13th 1938 Dear Folks This is the second day of the Brockton Fair + the sun has come out since noon + bids fair to be a glorious afternoon, very warm + pleasant. I am here all by my lonesome. Mrs Barry has gone over to Brockton to see that movie you recommended to her has being worth while. last nigh it poured all night + cleared off this forenoon. We went over to Abington to visit grave yards. with Mamie Kate. her first husband was buried there (Harry Shaw) then she stopped in Bandolph to order a five dollar lamp to give to Katherine Winships daughter, as a wedding present, who is soon to be married. then she came home to visit the Evergreen cemetery where Eldon was buried + all the Phenneys + watered all the growing plants in each lot. or Orlander did for her, he drove us in his car. Mamie lives there with them + say she couldn't have got into any better quarters they are both of them nice Swedish people like