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1867-03-31 Page 4

to a Methodist Circle one night this last week, and have been out on other occasions equal. Helen and Martha pass frequently but do not call.
Aunt was up here last week and spent the day, telling about her wonderful girls and their gentlemen callers, and she kept poking upon me a good deal, you would not thought anything ailed me by the style she talked to me. I hope she will not come again very soon. Charles Bunker and wife with their boy six weeks old are stopping at Alvin Hills this winter, C's work consists of playing with the baby.
We received a paper and Catalogue from you last Saturday. Mrs Willoughby has been quite sick but has got better so that she has gone to Mr. Blaisdells. Tom Clark acts about the same, he was in here with his long face on the other day. The Baptist Choir met at Mr. Adams last Friday Eve for a sing as they meet once a week when they are invited Martha & Helen went up and drove their own horse Ella was

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to a Methodist Circle one night this last week, and have been out on other occasions equal. Helen and Martha pass frequently but do not call. Aunt was up here last week and spent the day, telling about her wonderful girls and their gentlemen callers, and she kept poking upon me a good deal, you would not thought anything ailed me by the style she talked to me. I hope she will not come again very soon. Charles Bunker and wife with their boy six weeks old are stopping at Alvin Hills this winter, C's work consists of playing with the baby. We received a paper and Catalogue from you last Saturday. Mrs Willoughby has been quite sick but has got better so that she has gone to Mr. Blaisdells. Tom Clark acts about the same, he was in here with his long face on the other day. The Baptist Choir met at Mr. Adams last Friday Eve for a sing as they meet once a week when they are invited Martha & Helen went up and drove their own horse Ella was