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Canastota July 24, 1866 | Canastota July 24, 1866 | ||
Dear Anna, | Dear Anna, | ||
You probably have looked for a letter from me for sometime past but I have been very busy and we have had some company and considerable warm weather so with it all I have not written. | You probably have looked for a letter from me for sometime past but I have been very busy and we have had some company and considerable warm weather so with it all I have not written. | ||
I arrived in Holland Patent safely and found my friend waiting for me. I had a very pleasant visit there. My friend and I took a long drive in the afternoon about ten miles I think and in the evening she had a little company which she invited on my account so that taking it all together I could not very well help having a pleasant time. The next morning I went to Utica accompanied by my friend who stayed until noon with me then she returned home having | I arrived in Holland Patent safely and found my friend waiting for me. I had a very pleasant visit there. My friend and I took a long drive in the afternoon about ten miles I think and in the evening she had a little company which she invited on my account so that taking it all together I could not very well help having a pleasant time. The next morning I went to Utica accompanied by my friend who stayed until noon with me then she returned home having | ||
[along side] I will send my "caste" in my next letter I think. If I don't forget it. | [[along side]] I will send my "caste" in my next letter I think. If I don't forget it. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:01, 29 September 2020
Canastota July 24, 1866
Dear Anna,
You probably have looked for a letter from me for sometime past but I have been very busy and we have had some company and considerable warm weather so with it all I have not written.
I arrived in Holland Patent safely and found my friend waiting for me. I had a very pleasant visit there. My friend and I took a long drive in the afternoon about ten miles I think and in the evening she had a little company which she invited on my account so that taking it all together I could not very well help having a pleasant time. The next morning I went to Utica accompanied by my friend who stayed until noon with me then she returned home having
along side I will send my "caste" in my next letter I think. If I don't forget it.