Memories of the Coes 30 - Home at Judge Haskell Place, Home at the Graves Place, and new Permanent Home
The house on East Avenue had no wall under it, or cellar and the next fall we moved to the Mrs Judge Hiram Haskell house on East Main, next to the Olmstead home, both standing in 1936. There was a large library there and I had a good time browsing among the books. The next spring we moved a mile west of Le Roy to the Graves place, a small farm now owned by Frank Service. There was an orchard with lovely apples west of the house. I was twelve that fall, still a little girl, - always rather large for my age. Our folks had a good deal of company, - Dr Wentworth's family - Lilly, Clara, Stephanie, Dick and John, and among the young folks, E.F. and Mary went with and entertained were Geo. and Mary Sperry, P.T. Lynn and sisters Fannie and Jennie, Will Stowell. That year, while living west of Le Roy, the twins and I went to the Stone school house on the northeast corner about two miles west of Le Roy. A few years ago a wooden school house was built there. I think it was a happy year we sp...