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4 revisions | MikeH at Sep 18, 2020 07:38 PM Untitled Page 5hold dear to my heart.
A few days ago your
welcome letter arrived
and its contents gave
me pleasure for I miss
you and dear [[Timothy Hopkins|Tim]],
and it tells me you
will return in Feb and
you will remain through
the summer. Dear [[Lydia Hopkins|Lydia]]
will be glad to be at
her lovely house in Menlo
I can picture her joy
over the Christmas Tree
I reached home the
day after Christmas,
and felt more happy
to get home than I did
to go. It is a gloomy
month so much rain and
fog. But everything looks
spring like at Menlo
and vegetation is very
rank. I have spent two
days there this week. I met
[[young Mr. Felton]] at the
depot he was chatty and
expressed much pleasure
that you would be back
for the summer, he prized
your friendship and your
extreem [sic] kindness to [[Mrs
Loomis]]. They are expecting
[[Mrs. Elkins]] to come and
make a visit, but if
she does not come [[Mrs
Loomis]] will go to her and
visit. [[Jennie Flood]] made
me a little visit yesterday
they are still at Menlo
and do not intend to
come to the City this
winter, both have had
bad colds, and in a few
hold dear to my heart. and vegetation is very Untitled Page 5hold dear to my heart.
A few days ago your
welcome letter arrived
and its contents gave
me pleasure for I miss
you and dear [[Timothy Hopkins|Tim]],
and it tells me you
will return in Feb and
you will remain through
the summer. Dear [[Lydia Hopkins|Lydia]]
will be glad to be at
her lovely house in Menlo
I can picture her joy
over the Christmas Tree
I reached home the
day after Christmas,
and felt more happy
to get home than I did
to go. It is a gloomy
month so much rain and
fog. But everything looks
spring like at Menlo
and vegetation is very
rank. I have spent two
days there this week. I met
[[young Mr. Felton]] at the
depot he was chatty and
expressed much pleasure
that you would be back
for the summer, he prized
your friendship and your
extreem [sic] kindness to [[Mrs
Loomis]]. They are expecting
[[Mrs. Elkins]] to come and
make a visit, but if
she does not come [[Mrs
Loomis]] will go to her and
visit. [[Jennie Flood]] made
me a little visit yesterday
they are still at Menlo
and do not intend to
come to the City this
winter, both have had
bad colds, and in a few
hold dear to my heart. and vegetation is very |
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