MONDAY morning everybody got up early, in a o get started to Grandpas. Pa ed to be to s make good to eat for all to the dance.

    Breakfast en and t. Pa packed s box and put it in t ing at te.

    ty and t he robes.

    t on to Grandpas.

    t, and trees seemed to be her side.

    After aree trunks, and tly pink. All ttle curve of snos and every little track in the snow had a shadow.

    Pa sracks of tures in t tracks of cottontail rabbits, tiny tracks of field mice, and titcracks of snoracks, like dogs tracks,  o the woods.

    t t last long.

    It did not seem long until to t Grandpas o tood to to come in.

    S Grandpa and Uncle George   in t to  into Grandmas ook off their wraps.

    Laura loved Grandmas  tle room t belonged to Uncle George, and ts, Aunt Docia and Aunt Ruby. And tcove.

    It o run t one end all to Grandmas bed, under t Grandpa e, and t hers.

    t caken to t set table, but ate cold venison sandwic for supper Grandma made y pudding.

    Sood by tove, sifting to a kettle of boiling salted er. Sirred ter all time ed in til ttle  it on tove w would cook slowly.

    It smelled good. t and spicy smells from tc flames in t on table. thing was large and spacious and clean.

    At supper time Pa and Grandpa came from t Grandpa   to fit around t to fit over t full of  maple syrup.

    Pa and Grandpa  ttle in teadied ts  t tle on tove. Pa and Grand Pa poured to ttle, and it  it s. t of syrup, and everybody ate t