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hope the best for - Let this black book be one of groundless suspicion only  I hope for that.  God knows.  But the temptation for Carol is horrible horrible.  Poor child  But how could I arest it.  I should return I should
[[strikethrough]] Rel [[/strikethrough]] return  I must return and yet I must spare my mothers from the worry over moving the things from the old home.  God knows the distress of mind the whole affair causes.  God help Carol.  God help her.

Tuesday 30 July at Windsor Av all day with Annie.  I work hard putting my books & papers in boxes to be carted to Standish 82.
[[image:  drawing of womans head, curly hair with large brimmed hat]]

Wednesday 31 July  truckman does not come at 730 call him
up & says as it rained so hard last night he didn't get out early to hire a man but he will with horses in the morning first thing.  I have a letter from Carol which shocks [[?]] Miss Lily is denouncing me & threatening to get the government after me for not doing work of necessity in war time.  Pretty good this!  pretty good - Stop in to see Joe who is hard at work and has a big heap of orders ahead of him.  Miss

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Turner came in [[strikethrough]] of [[/strikethrough]] and flits around on her toes.  Says she's going out into the country as it is her day off.  Asks me to go.  Continued to dance around and keeps twirling about me and smiling.  Joe keeps at work and pretty soon the sun comes out.  Then in comes Seymour from Provincetown as [[?]] is traps.  He wants to paint Miss T right away.  Goes out for canvas & soon gets started  J returns from Mrs. T & now 1130 I write and ask to decide what next move to make.  Evs paint Miss Turner in ballet costume.

W H Wiley Conn. Boulevard 54.
Helen Oakley         A [[?]]Choulett[[guess]]
Mrs. [[Destans?]]    Mary West
Richard Rinhad       L. Arnold
Jean Lys             Margaret Richardson
  Fuich Coffin       J. Elliot Enadeisy
  Mrs. Macloud       Isabel Dellarson
  R Davey            Francis Scott
  Arthur    Sculp    Robert Pertint
                     C A Acken
                     Fern Coppedge

  Wednesday 31 July  in to Annie at Windsor Ave.  rain & clouds keep moving man away  to bed late

  Thursday 1 August  hot  move from Windsor Av.  Terrible ordeal awakened by moving men ringing bell and yelling at the front door.  Hows to jump up & pull on my clothes & let him in.  big dark farmer looking man who looks at me quizzically as well might as I haven't a cent to pay

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The names toward the end of the second page are in faint pencil and I am very unsure of their correctness.