November 9, 1937.
 
Dear Henry:-
 
        I think the enclosed map is an excellent solution 
so will you go ahead with the purchase from Fred Wright? 
I enclose check to your order for $1,960.50 so that when the
mortgages are releasd, including the strip colored red, you
will be able to close the title.
 
        I am not quite familiar enough with the location of 
the swamp area at the north end to express an opinion on
whether we should try to get Devans to exchange the
easterly end of his Avenue. I take it, however, that there
is no particular hurry about deciding this. 
 
        Let me know when you hear from the Engleharts. There
is, of course, no reason why the old man should not stay in
the house until such time as the Engleharts are ready to move
in if they do so at all. If they decide not to,. the old
man could stay there until I get back in the Spring and am
able to find another couple. It seems to me that unless the
Enfleharts really want to go through with the proposal I
wrote you of in my last letter, we can feel that we have
done all that is necessary for them and try to get a family
to rent the place next spring after I have had the place
cleaned up and had light and water and heat put in.