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Stoughton Nov 9th, 1947 Dear Doris Is is cool but sunny down to 40° this morning after a windy day & night. The wind blew my leaves a great many of them down street. I was glad to see them going. I was afraid of fire. Doris didn't come out Mrs. Barry made her favorite pudding & sent her a letter the last of the week. Bill is coming out to night he called up to tell us he had been sick so hadn't been able to work for a long time. Low blood pressure. Very dangerous much more so than the high blood pressure for it affects the heart. He will fix our rocking chair, put a screw into the rocker, where I drove a nail to hold it till Bill came to fix it. He is very good to fix our things for us when he comes out & we should miss him a lot. He drove over Friday on his way home from Brockton to see us. He takes to us & will do anything he knows how if he takes to you. I like him he always tells me when its time to go to bed so I don't have to sit up for him after my bedtime. I hope you are having a good times going around in the new car. Was it pleasant that day so you could go to the beach? Sid wanted one more day to go & hope he had it. I think Anna Lamb made her last effort so you could get that bedstead. She certainly looked out for it. I told the Cohennos first before