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New York Mills, N.Y. | New York Mills, N.Y. | ||
March 13, 1888 | March 13, 1888 | ||
My Dear Cousins | My Dear Cousins | ||
Is the sun shining upon you this morning, coaxing from the rested ground its | Is the sun shining upon you this morning, coaxing from the rested ground its carpet of green & spring flowers no doubt it may be so in all probability it is so but it is not an easy matter for us here, to conceive of such a condition of things anywhere this morning. Do you remember the first Sunday in March last year, or rather the storm began the evening before, well we had just such a storm last night and it continues with all its | ||
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Gilmans Band of N. Y. City gave a concert in Utica last evening. Robert sang in a chorus Some of our folks went down it was very fine: but they had a great time getting home. He is feeling pretty well these days though very busy. We have all talked much of Mary's accident and hope nothing serious will come from it. Let us hear from you with love to each one from us all Affectionately | |||
Jennie | |||
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New York Mills, N.Y. March 13, 1888 My Dear Cousins Is the sun shining upon you this morning, coaxing from the rested ground its carpet of green & spring flowers no doubt it may be so in all probability it is so but it is not an easy matter for us here, to conceive of such a condition of things anywhere this morning. Do you remember the first Sunday in March last year, or rather the storm began the evening before, well we had just such a storm last night and it continues with all its
in margins: Gilmans Band of N. Y. City gave a concert in Utica last evening. Robert sang in a chorus Some of our folks went down it was very fine: but they had a great time getting home. He is feeling pretty well these days though very busy. We have all talked much of Mary's accident and hope nothing serious will come from it. Let us hear from you with love to each one from us all Affectionately Jennie