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259SEPTEMBER 7 Wed 1910 Beautiful day. Lake breeze. Walked with Alma Schultz the on her way rowed from yesterday. It was just as pretty & different. We found apples to eat & Hersheys - at 2 bridges. Took the Brown's picture on their "Bench" & about 3:30 (after a sun bath) took Mrs. B.
 & Mrs. S. way up the creek beyond the bridges. Got water lilies &c. A beautiful trip - stopped to change places at the bridge & saw Mr. Brown & Mrs. Durckerger passing in the auto. Home just in time for supper - will summer. Lovely sunset. Took usual walk alone to end of pier & then Mrs. First? (A.S's) mother joined me & told me her German romance Later I had a long and interesting conversation with Bascom Boyle aged six. He is a fine youngster, also baby sister Virginia.
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 Thurs 1911 Still dark & cool. Worked hard. Tonight wrote to Gertrude & then sat by the fire and did initials on Chan's comforter Mother is making - was late to bed. Sat 1912 Lovely day. Very busy. Lunched with Mrs. Rowe (her birthday) & Marguerite. Worked all p.m. on Larkin Plumbing & developed pictures. Shopped at 5. (a brown dress &c.) Very tired tonight, but was up late! Sun 1913. Fine warm day. Woke up late. Achey & tired & rather perturbed with everything - especially staying up to CFB's while he went to see poor Wynne. It was in the air and I don't think 'Genie will go. The maids were queer & I don't think Chan felt good. Henry happy with new tools from Nana. Did figures all p.m.! Got some rested toward night. Mother was lovely. Mon 1914 Cool & too rough to row. Had a call from the little Bride & Groom (& the Bowers) in a.m. but staid in till 4 this p.m. Then we 3 walked down to the dam (partly in the rain) and I went on to Inlet. Met Ruth Kingsley, just arriving from Rochester & all rode up together. Had a nice camp fire tonight. The Boys came down from [illegible]Lodge.

259SEPTEMBER 7 Wed 1910 Beautiful day. Lake breeze. Walked with Alma Schultz the on her way rowed from yesterday. It was just as pretty & different. We found apples to eat & Hersheys - at 2 bridges. Took the Brown's picture on their "Bench" & about 3:30 (after a sun bath) took Mrs. B.
 & Mrs. S. way up the creek beyond the bridges. Got water lilies &c. A beautiful trip - stopped to change places at the bridge & saw Mr. Brown & Mrs. Durckerger passing in the auto. Home just in time for supper - will summer. Lovely sunset. Took usual walk alone to end of pier & then Mrs. First? (A.S's) mother joined me & told me her German romance Later I had a long and interesting conversation with Bascom Boyle aged six. He is a fine youngster, also baby sister Virginia.
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 Thurs 1911 Still dark & cool. Worked hard. Tonight wrote to Gertrude & then sat by the fire and did initials on Chan's comforter Mother is making - was late to bed. Sat 1912 Lovely day. Very busy. Lunched with Mrs. Rowe (her birthday) & Marguerite. Worked all p.m. on Larkin Plumbing & developed pictures. Shopped at 5. (a brown dress &c.) Very tired tonight, but was up late! Sun 1913. Fine warm day. Woke up late. Achey & tired & rather perturbed with everything - especially staying up to CFB's while he went to see poor Wynne. It was in the air and I don't think 'Genie will go. The maids were queer & I don't think Chan felt good. Henry happy with new tools from Nana. Did figures all p.m.! Got some rested toward night. Mother was lovely. Mon 1914 Cool & too rough to row. Had a call from the little Bride & Groom (& the Bowers) in a.m. but staid in till 4 this p.m. Then we 3 walked down to the dam (partly in the rain) and I went on to Inlet. Met Ruth Kingsley, just arriving from Rochester & all rode up together. Had a nice camp fire tonight. The Boys came down from [illegible]Lodge.

259SEPTEMBER 7 Wed 1910 Beautiful day. Lake breeze. Walked with Alma Schultz the on her way rowed from yesterday. It was just as pretty & different. We found apples to eat & Hersheys - at 2 bridges. Took the Brown's picture on their "Bench" & about 3:30 (after a sun bath) took Mrs. B.
 & Mrs. S. way up the creek beyond the bridges. Got water lilies &c. A beautiful trip - stopped to change places at the bridge & saw Mr. Brown & Mrs. Durckerger passing in the auto. Home just in time for supper - will summer. Lovely sunset. Took usual walk alone to end of pier & then Mrs. First? (A.S's) mother joined me & told me her German romance Later I had a long and interesting conversation with Bascom Boyle aged six. He is a fine youngster, also baby sister Virginia.
Corn roast opposite
 Thurs 1911 Still dark & cool. Worked hard. Tonight wrote to Gertrude & then sat by the fire and did initials on Chan's comforter Mother is making - was late to bed. Sat 1912 Lovely day. Very busy. Lunched with Mrs. Rowe (her birthday) & Marguerite. Worked all p.m. on Larkin Plumbing & developed pictures. Shopped at 5. (a brown dress &c.) Very tired tonight, but was up late! Sun 1913. Fine warm day. Woke up late. Achey & tired & rather perturbed with everything - especially staying up to CFB's while he went to see poor Wynne. It was in the air and I don't think 'Genie will go. The maids were queer & I don't think Chan felt good. Henry happy with new tools from Nana. Did figures all p.m.! Got some rested toward night. Mother was lovely. Mon 1914 Cool & too rough to row. Had a call from the little Bride & Groom (& the Bowers) in a.m. but staid in till 4 this p.m. Then we 3 walked down to the dam (partly in the rain) and I went on to Inlet. Met Ruth Kingsley, just arriving from Rochester & all rode up together. Had a nice camp fire tonight. The Boys came down from [illegible]Lodge.
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