Letter from Asahel Hart Woodruff, 11 November 1884
Derbyshire
Dear Father
Once more finding
myself at liberty to do so I take pleasure
in addressing a few lines to you.
Your welcome letters of bearing
dates Oct 7th & 16th came duly to hand
and were carefully perused, and I
am thankful for your words of
advice & caution and shall endea-
vour to make reparation in the future.
Since my last to you written from
Audley Staffordshire I have been
into Manchester for several days,
while there I attended a tea party
given by the Saints of that branch
in our meeting house. We sat down
to the tables at 5:30 PM and after
partaking heartily of the good things
so tastefuly prepared by an efficient
committee composed of local pretheren and
sisters, we repared to a lower room
where the intellectual feast consis-
ting of addresses, songs, recitations &c
