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260SEPTEMBER 8 Thurs 1910 Fog this morning. The Browns left. I read a while & took Bascom's picture (after he sang to me). Then went over across with Anna and spent the morning on the end of The West Pier. We finished once but caught working - others did, early. Sea & sky just a like today. 2 boy canoeists camped here last night & tonight (from Pultneyville) I read and rested must of the p.m. & put on my pink dress for supper. An odd but beautiful sunset. Nearly got caught in rain on the pier after supper. Had a long talk with Mr. Holmes of Batavia after the ladies went upstairs. His son Robert
just leaving for [illegible]. Fri 1911 A trifle warmer. Lunched with Bess & Mary. at Sibley's worked on specifications till six. Then went out to Claude's to supper & then came back and worked till ten. Mother went to see Jim Who has most of Gladys 'Brewster's wedding flowers in his room! Brought by Miss Sloan. Alice Bradshaw was in. Sun 1912 Lovely day. Fussed around all the morning. Went to C's to dinner & sat outside this p.m. Mother read "St. Nicholas" to the boys. Then & Nana walked with us over to the tennis courts & I went to Alice Galloway's to ice cream &c (took Sue's picture) stopped at Florence Rogers' coming back & had a nice letter visit. Mon 1913 Fine day. Lunched with Lura & Frank Davis. His wedding day to be in Oct. 1st. Tonight he & Chattie came & spent the evening. Jim took me out to Frey's this p.m. & then up to his house. Channie is sick. Claude in Deerfield (E. wouldn't go) Tues. 1914 Cold & some rain. At 11 o'clock [illegible] called & took the 4 of us up to 8th carry where we had such a good shore dinner (party we the rain) & then a lovely 12=mile walk - nearly to Uncas Lodge & back (Farther than Bess & I went) Saw a deer in the forest. Lying down & then leaping away saw Mohegan Lake. Launch came for us at 6. We were a stiff & lame lot sitting around the big Franklin stove tonight! Lots of fun!

260SEPTEMBER 8 Thurs 1910 Fog this morning. The Browns left. I read a while & took Bascom's picture (after he sang to me). Then went over across with Anna and spent the morning on the end of The West Pier. We finished once but caught working - others did, early. Sea & sky just a like today. 2 boy canoeists camped here last night & tonight (from Pultneyville) I read and rested must of the p.m. & put on my pink dress for supper. An odd but beautiful sunset. Nearly got caught in rain on the pier after supper. Had a long talk with Mr. Holmes of Batavia after the ladies went upstairs. His son Robert
just leaving for [illegible]. Fri 1911 A trifle warmer. Lunched with Bess & Mary. at Sibley's worked on specifications till six. Then went out to Claude's to supper & then came back and worked till ten. Mother went to see Jim Who has most of Gladys 'Brewster's wedding flowers in his room! Brought by Miss Sloan. Alice Bradshaw was in. Sun 1912 Lovely day. Fussed around all the morning. Went to C's to dinner & sat outside this p.m. Mother read "St. Nicholas" to the boys. Then & Nana walked with us over to the tennis courts & I went to Alice Galloway's to ice cream &c (took Sue's picture) stopped at Florence Rogers' coming back & had a nice letter visit. Mon 1913 Fine day. Lunched with Lura & Frank Davis. His wedding day to be in Oct. 1st. Tonight he & Chattie came & spent the evening. Jim took me out to Frey's this p.m. & then up to his house. Channie is sick. Claude in Deerfield (E. wouldn't go) Tues. 1914 Cold & some rain. At 11 o'clock [illegible] called & took the 4 of us up to 8th carry where we had such a good shore dinner (party we the rain) & then a lovely 12=mile walk - nearly to Uncas Lodge & back (Farther than Bess & I went) Saw a deer in the forest. Lying down & then leaping away saw Mohegan Lake. Launch came for us at 6. We were a stiff & lame lot sitting around the big Franklin stove tonight! Lots of fun!

260SEPTEMBER 8 Thurs 1910 Fog this morning. The Browns left. I read a while & took Bascom's picture (after he sang to me). Then went over across with Anna and spent the morning on the end of The West Pier. We finished once but caught working - others did, early. Sea & sky just a like today. 2 boy canoeists camped here last night & tonight (from Pultneyville) I read and rested must of the p.m. & put on my pink dress for supper. An odd but beautiful sunset. Nearly got caught in rain on the pier after supper. Had a long talk with Mr. Holmes of Batavia after the ladies went upstairs. His son Robert
just leaving for [illegible]. Fri 1911 A trifle warmer. Lunched with Bess & Mary. at Sibley's worked on specifications till six. Then went out to Claude's to supper & then came back and worked till ten. Mother went to see Jim Who has most of Gladys 'Brewster's wedding flowers in his room! Brought by Miss Sloan. Alice Bradshaw was in. Sun 1912 Lovely day. Fussed around all the morning. Went to C's to dinner & sat outside this p.m. Mother read "St. Nicholas" to the boys. Then & Nana walked with us over to the tennis courts & I went to Alice Galloway's to ice cream &c (took Sue's picture) stopped at Florence Rogers' coming back & had a nice letter visit. Mon 1913 Fine day. Lunched with Lura & Frank Davis. His wedding day to be in Oct. 1st. Tonight he & Chattie came & spent the evening. Jim took me out to Frey's this p.m. & then up to his house. Channie is sick. Claude in Deerfield (E. wouldn't go) Tues. 1914 Cold & some rain. At 11 o'clock [illegible] called & took the 4 of us up to 8th carry where we had such a good shore dinner (party we the rain) & then a lovely 12=mile walk - nearly to Uncas Lodge & back (Farther than Bess & I went) Saw a deer in the forest. Lying down & then leaping away saw Mohegan Lake. Launch came for us at 6. We were a stiff & lame lot sitting around the big Franklin stove tonight! Lots of fun!
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