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227AUGUST 6 Sat 1910 A cold, cloudy dreary day. I spent the p.m. at the hospital with Father - who was quiet most of the time, but wanted ice &c. He didn't talk much but did a little. Went to the doctor's afterward & he told me he would not let him suffer would give him morphine when he needed it. That's what I fear most now. Gilmore is going to Quebec on the Alexandria tomorrow. Took a bath & went to bed (in den) early tonight. Sun 1911 Warm morning. Slept late & none of us went to church. Loafed, read "Miss Gibbie Ganet" &s. It looked like rain in p.m. but didn't. Had Chan & Henry all p.m. while Nana took the Ruliffsons to her farm. The boys were Angels. Didn't go over to Baker - Davis - as we planned. Sat on the piazza in the evening. Tues 1912 Nice morning out at 7 & went up to Statler's to breakfast & bought a wrist watch holder, came & had an hour in the station with dear Charlotte Steele of Honolulu, her husband Eugenen & little Betty & Frederick. Phoned Mother from Roch. Junction. Got home at noon. Unpacked "pressed" &c. in p.m. Learned Claude's big secret (which I had guessed.) of Eugenie Julier Macaulay and went there to dinner with [illegible] & Mother& CFB just back from Mt. Kisco. The children lovely "good to be home". Wed 1913 Found Mrs. Bakerhere when I came home and he stayed to supper & awhile after and seemed to enjoy it. Lura is at Helen's and Charlotte too. Thurs 1914 Much warmer. Terrible War reports. Our president's wife, Mrs. Wilson dying! Lunched with Bess & Mary and tonight went to the dress makers, wrote to Florence & talked to Mother & Ruth
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227AUGUST 6 Sat 1910 A cold, cloudy dreary day. I spent the p.m. at the hospital with Father - who was quiet most of the time, but wanted ice &c. He didn't talk much but did a little. Went to the doctor's afterward & he told me he would not let him suffer would give him morphine when he needed it. That's what I fear most now. Gilmore is going to Quebec on the Alexandria tomorrow. Took a bath & went to bed (in den) early tonight. Sun 1911 Warm morning. Slept late & none of us went to church. Loafed, read "Miss Gibbie Ganet" &s. It looked like rain in p.m. but didn't. Had Chan & Henry all p.m. while Nana took the Ruliffsons to her farm. The boys were Angels. Didn't go over to Baker - Davis - as we planned. Sat on the piazza in the evening. Tues 1912 Nice morning out at 7 & went up to Statler's to breakfast & bought a wrist watch holder, came & had an hour in the station with dear Charlotte Steele of Honolulu, her husband Eugenen & little Betty & Frederick. Phoned Mother from Roch. Junction. Got home at noon. Unpacked "pressed" &c. in p.m. Learned Claude's big secret (which I had guessed.) of Eugenie Julier Macaulay and went there to dinner with [illegible] & Mother& CFB just back from Mt. Kisco. The children lovely "good to be home". Wed 1913 Found Mrs. Bakerhere when I came home and he stayed to supper & awhile after and seemed to enjoy it. Lura is at Helen's and Charlotte too. Thurs 1914 Much warmer. Terrible War reports. Our president's wife, Mrs. Wilson dying! Lunched with Bess & Mary and tonight went to the dress makers, wrote to Florence & talked to Mother & Ruth
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227AUGUST 6 Sat 1910 A cold, cloudy dreary day. I spent the p.m. at the hospital with Father - who was quiet most of the time, but wanted ice &c. He didn't talk much but did a little. Went to the doctor's afterward & he told me he would not let him suffer would give him morphine when he needed it. That's what I fear most now. Gilmore is going to Quebec on the Alexandria tomorrow. Took a bath & went to bed (in den) early tonight. Sun 1911 Warm morning. Slept late & none of us went to church. Loafed, read "Miss Gibbie Ganet" &s. It looked like rain in p.m. but didn't. Had Chan & Henry all p.m. while Nana took the Ruliffsons to her farm. The boys were Angels. Didn't go over to Baker - Davis - as we planned. Sat on the piazza in the evening. Tues 1912 Nice morning out at 7 & went up to Statler's to breakfast & bought a wrist watch holder, came & had an hour in the station with dear Charlotte Steele of Honolulu, her husband Eugenen & little Betty & Frederick. Phoned Mother from Roch. Junction. Got home at noon. Unpacked "pressed" &c. in p.m. Learned Claude's big secret (which I had guessed.) of Eugenie Julier Macaulay and went there to dinner with [illegible] & Mother& CFB just back from Mt. Kisco. The children lovely "good to be home". Wed 1913 Found Mrs. Bakerhere when I came home and he stayed to supper & awhile after and seemed to enjoy it. Lura is at Helen's and Charlotte too. Thurs 1914 Much warmer. Terrible War reports. Our president's wife, Mrs. Wilson dying! Lunched with Bess & Mary and tonight went to the dress makers, wrote to Florence & talked to Mother & Ruth
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