They miss him, and are anzious about his health and welfare. If he is good and devout, he will get along. His allusion to her as the "dear old woman" is sweet, but not very complimentary. She wonders if he was seasick. The Browns, the Harpers, the Keileys, and Mrs. Hanword have all inquired about his health. She greeted Bob Lahy at the Church door and he seemed very surprised. A girl whom John would have liked to meet stayed with her the other day. Mrs. Moore died June 8, 1883. Her father looks anxiously every morning for news of him. :: I-2-m A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.