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places to get over, It was well enough to be
places to get over, It was well enough to be
prepared to meet them legally.  
prepared to meet them legally.  
   Dea [Den.?] Barber has written to have Chandler
   Dea [Dto move then.?] Barber has written to have Chandler
come up by Sam[uel?] 's request -- he may come but
come up by Sam[uel?] 's request -- he may come but
then with daughter.  I rec'd from Judge Baron the 20th a letter of
then with daughter.  I rec'd from Judge Baron the 20th a letter of
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Mr. Osgood has brought house & some garden in Chicopee, Mass
Mr. Osgood has brought house & some garden in Chicopee, Mass
     [written side ways on top of page]
     [written side ways on top of page]
to move their [sic] before 1st
sun[day?] this in the
spring [quarter - illegible]
Republican
will add you mustnt [sic]
have any fears as to my
using

Revision as of 15:38, 20 April 2020

Dearest Abby,

                    Thank you for your prompt

return of letters & documents. it makes so much relief from anxiety off --- I have written Charles for the same as I did you & Chandler& sent him an dollar for expense, & told him to have one of his boys to for some competent person to come to his house & make the thing easy as possible --

  I thought perhaps if I didn't he might feel

that he had been left out & worry about it. I also thought if there should be any crooked[sic] places to get over, It was well enough to be prepared to meet them legally.

 Dea [Dto move then.?] Barber has written to have Chandler

come up by Sam[uel?] 's request -- he may come but then with daughter. I rec'd from Judge Baron the 20th a letter of 14 page covering nearly every point in the matter & very plain information

    [written on left side of stationary]

Mr. Osgood has brought house & some garden in Chicopee, Mass

    [written side ways on top of page]

to move their [sic] before 1st sun[day?] this in the spring [quarter - illegible] Republican will add you mustnt [sic] have any fears as to my using