July 9" 1910
Dear Esther
Mary Smith sent the clock hoping the children would enjoy it. She is also sending some [cloth] she bids you give away if you don't want them. If the blue silk [was] taken in at the back of the skirt, it would be all right.
I have stirred up today but if the things don't come for sure to write him?, you have the date on the bill. The salesman was named Taylor. Eleanor Smith has a check for the well, but will you have [page 2] Edwards send me the bill to Bethel Maine, for his work.
Please buy the kitchen table off Mrs Murphy with the [enclosed] and ask her to take back the other things when the last Final things come.
Do let me know when the [slow?] old stuff comes at last.
With love to all of you,
Your loving Aunt J. A.
Chicago.
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