I am located just sixteen
miles from Mexico and four
blocks from the waters of the
Pacific. Cannot get much farth
er to the west on land, so you
see your writings reach all cor
ners of the United States. Hope
you are all well at this time. ’ I
wish to remain,
Sincerely yours,
CHAS. M. REApE
We*didn’t mention Mrs. Dar
win Clark In our writing being
q sister of Mrs. Bowen. Woald
not like to be quoted as being
aged also not of the thne to
piece quilts as she has the care
of her mother who is 105 and 8
nlonths.
Daniel Ifine of Phoenixville
misses the check of his father,
Charles Hine, %itely deceased of
Hartford. Mr. Hine was recent
secretary of education.
Your correspondent never en
joyed a Thanksgiving dinner
belter in his life than this year.
Clifford Bowen and wife mo
tored to Rhode Island to dine.
Edwin Keith and family of
Putnam visited at Charles
Rindge’s in Union ThanksgW
ing. Mr. Keith is Mr. Rindge’s
nephew.
Our turkey is all devoured.
She was a fine bird.
Mrs. Amelia Blackinar de
ceased in Southbridge Sunday,
aged 72 years. Descendant of
the late Frank Rle, the lumber
man. Mrs. Blackmar was well
known here and in the sui
rounding towns.
Miss Galdys Weeks visited in
Vermont a very few days but is
now at the home of her parents,
Lucien Weeks and family.
Three dollars a cord for chop
ping cord wood is better than
years ago when they got 75
cents for cutting a cord. The
axe cost 50 cents then but now
the axe and helve are worth $2.
25.
