never having been to Canada before. He told Dad. that he would give hom more details of the matter but that is also a long and complicated story and if he could get the oroof he needed which he said he had very little doubt of it would be as far as Dad was concerned a romance for j=he would hea very rich man. Marj. got word to-day from Mr.Stimson that they hoped to get Uncle George's affairs settled up very soon and that it would then be divided The weather all week has been for the most part dry cold and windy although tgere was a shower Monday night & Tuesday night and Tueasday was quite warm and sultry. Friday was fairly warm but windy Harry B. has come home with a very large reportoire of nursery rhymes which he recites when ever he has nothing welse in partu=icular to say. His favorite number is "Hing a hong of hic-huh", which he reels off at full length with grewat elecutionary expression and winds up dramatically snapping off hius nose to illustrate the manner in which the maid lost hers.