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Home, Jul. 8, 1884 My dear sister, I have only a few minutes to write before it will be time for us to go, but I feel that you will be looking for a letter by Saturday night. We have heard nothing from you since the bard from Newark – unclear suppose you are with the cousins or in N. S. again by this time. And perhaps are making preparations to come here. When? every one expect to see you? we shall be very glad to see you once more. There is prospect of having a unclear to walk on soon, has raised a good deal this week – we have had quite a thaw – unclear it rains and freezes – making very slippery