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the village. I am troubled what to say to T.J.G. I do not think it will be necessary to have 400 pages. I wish I had kept a copy of the list arranged by Dear Emilyn. John Eddie says that Robbie told him yesterday that he and Libbie were coming up to stay right away now - Perhaps today Jennie has gone to attend to the butter so I will take this liberty. We are getting along pretty well, I think, considering. I went to see Eliza last Wed. and Friday we went to Glyn and Bala and called at J.R. Griffiths. Today if nothing hinders me think of going Wm. Price's. We are anxious to get through with our long rides while the roads are good and it is so pleasant. We cleared the clothes press out of the sitting room Sat. and got nearly through with it. I was weighed