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Monday, Oct. 14, 1918
Mary had points of 3 new teeth
thro' today.
Harry came home this A. M. just
long enough to get a different suit
of clothes. He wouldn't touch
Mary or me and has left town
to be gone until Friday. It was
a lovely day. Mary & I walked
down to Marnie's this morning
and stayed for dinner. John brot
us home in his car. Have
knitted quite a little today.
Am over the neck of my 8th
sweater. The town is very quiet
nothing open and people not
visiting around much.
Tuesday, Oct. 15, 1918
Mary didn't go to sleep until about 4:30 A. M.
Three old teeth bothered her. She surely
is bright and quick to learn things.
Knows a great many of her
letters and words that they stand
for.we have a game of animals
with bodies & heads separate. She
can put the right head on the
right body and knows all of their
names. 38 in all. Mother, Mary
& I were at Tessie's for dinner &
the afternoon. Knitted all after-
noon. Called in the Goodsill's this
eve. Katie & children, Mrs. Hart &
Bessie, John & Bessie, John & Marnie were
over this evening.