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1895
Canandaigua.
It was a delightful morning's ride to Canandaigua. Mrs. Fisher - our beautiful organist sat opposite. We waited to get a time table & missed a car to the dock, so walked down the Main St.
 Took the little steamer which started up the lake about 9:30. It was a delightful ride. We sat in rocking chairs in the sun (for warmth most of the time. Ate some lunch (for breakfast) as we got hungry. The lake grows prettier (& narrower) as we go up. The landings & cottages & people were interesting. I snapped a group at the dock above Science Camp & another (with doubtful success) at "Miller's". Also a yacht coming down the
Lake, as it passed our steamer. When we were nearly to Cook's Point (which is only 3 miles from the head) we decided to disembark there instead of getting off at Woodville. As we did so, who should appear but Dr. Millard - saying his people were all there (but gone out rowing now with Mrs. Sam. Gould) and would return this p.m. with us. He did the honors and then took us up to a beautiful little glen back of the house. I tried to take a picture in there

1895
Canandaigua.
It was a delightful morning's ride to Canandaigua. Mrs. Fisher - our beautiful organist sat opposite. We waited to get a time table & missed a car to the dock, so walked down the Main St.
 Took the little steamer which started up the lake about 9:30. It was a delightful ride. We sat in rocking chairs in the sun (for warmth most of the time. Ate some lunch (for breakfast) as we got hungry. The lake grows prettier (& narrower) as we go up. The landings & cottages & people were interesting. I snapped a group at the dock above Science Camp & another (with doubtful success) at "Miller's". Also a yacht coming down the
Lake, as it passed our steamer. When we were nearly to Cook's Point (which is only 3 miles from the head) we decided to disembark there instead of getting off at Woodville. As we did so, who should appear but Dr. Millard - saying his people were all there (but gone out rowing now with Mrs. Sam. Gould) and would return this p.m. with us. He did the honors and then took us up to a beautiful little glen back of the house. I tried to take a picture in there

1895
Canandaigua.
It was a delightful morning's ride to Canandaigua. Mrs. Fisher - our beautiful organist sat opposite. We waited to get a time table & missed a car to the dock, so walked down the Main St.
 Took the little steamer which started up the lake about 9:30. It was a delightful ride. We sat in rocking chairs in the sun (for warmth most of the time. Ate some lunch (for breakfast) as we got hungry. The lake grows prettier (& narrower) as we go up. The landings & cottages & people were interesting. I snapped a group at the dock above Science Camp & another (with doubtful success) at "Miller's". Also a yacht coming down the
Lake, as it passed our steamer. When we were nearly to Cook's Point (which is only 3 miles from the head) we decided to disembark there instead of getting off at Woodville. As we did so, who should appear but Dr. Millard - saying his people were all there (but gone out rowing now with Mrs. Sam. Gould) and would return this p.m. with us. He did the honors and then took us up to a beautiful little glen back of the house. I tried to take a picture in there
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