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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York,_New_Haven_and_Hartford_Railroad
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Willmit tomorrow  Emma
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Dear J.  I am going to take Lizzie with me when I go to Nan-  She is to let me know as soon as Minnie has vacation then we go.  I am all moved and like here very much  am much tired.  You said you would write Sunday  that was two weeks ago  I did not get any letter.  I’ll let you know just as soon as L. let me know when I can go to see you.
Busy Emma

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Dear Mrs. D., your card recevd, also the papers many thanks  how are you all now  I often think of you these days and months…  being share very much  it has been very hot here for about a month until last night a shower  are you still in the country and how is Nelson  when you wrote last he wasn’t very well  Hazel arrived in San Diego California the eighth  her husband is feeling fine  write me a few lines as soon as you can  Love to all  
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                <text>Togus, Me.  Soldiers’ Monument,  New Cemetery</text>
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                <text>Notes:

Abby W. Roberts had a habit of writing around the edges of the space she had already filled for the message.  She also rarely used periods or capital letters.

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