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need her then. I am very lonely without her but I would not have her come now. I think she had better not try to return before next friday or sat. week, because she ought to be well rested of donation before she starts. - I was much pleased, Sissie, with your note. It was written quite prettily. Write often as you can and you will soon be quite an adept. Ask Anna to write also and Eddy. Love to all in haste from Jennie. Dear Parents: I have been quite a spend-thrift this vacation and have used my part of your new year's gift. If convenient I should like to have a little more sent by Mary. It will be time at the first of the term for us to pay the rest of our tuition and she will need to bring 60$ (30$ for each). I forgot to write about this sooner as we were requested to have it ready the first of the term. You had better send it with Mary as it will be soon enough then. I am sorry to hear that you have all been sick. Wish I could have been with you. I must not write but a few very lines as it is most too late for the mail. I am quite well. Sarah thinks she will be happy to go to our home. She is an excellent sewer and I think if you could have Mary Jones to help about the house you had better have her do your sewing. You know there is a great deal of that to do and I do not know as she would wish to stay long. She is well prepared to teach and has been more accustomed to doing that. She will be a daughter to you while she remains as she has been a sister to us. Good bye now with much love. Write soon to your daughter Jane.