went to the bank, I have promised him & Jack
Mason each a picture of Hilda (the gipsey one - or "squaw" one - as they call it.)
George thinks Hilda
is just about right & it was very funny to see her kissing him
& Hal goodbye Thursday night. She loves
Mrs. Weir & they all think she is very
lovely, I'm sure. I think I got a picture of Nell in
her big hat too. She is an attractive girl (tho' not so much so as
Maude, I think) but was
evidently quite fagged out most of the time we were here and a little
afraid of us. We bade her & dear Mrs. Weir
goodbye started for the train with Maude & Hal at ten o'clock.
Cisey
& I talked all the way to
Buffalo - we both enjoyed it hugely, but were
pretty tired - Ned & Edith met us - rather surprised me, for
Ned talked "poverty" when saw her
- We were glad though. Went to
Adam, Meldrum & Co's (sort of & Sibley's) for church and a nice visit.
Then Mary
& her flat &
(unexpectedly) her mother. The baby is very lovely & pretty &
cunning - Hattie looks far from well - Mrs.
Arnold is the same as ever so glad to see us & the flat
very cozy and nice we staid half an hour or so. Mary
went to the bank, I have promised him & Jack
Mason each a picture of Hilda (the gipsey one - or "squaw" one - as they call it.)
George thinks Hilda
is just about right & it was very funny to see her kissing him
& Hal goodbye Thursday night. She loves
Mrs. Weir & they all think she is very
lovely, I'm sure. I think I got a picture of Nell in
her big hat too. She is an attractive girl (tho' not so much so as
Maude, I think) but was
evidently quite fagged out most of the time we were here and a little
afraid of us. We bade her & dear Mrs. Weir
goodbye started for the train with Maude & Hal at ten o'clock.
Cisey
& I talked all the way to
Buffalo - we both enjoyed it hugely, but were
pretty tired - Ned & Edith met us - rather surprised me, for
Ned talked "poverty" when saw her
- We were glad though. Went to
Adam, Meldrum & Co's (sort of & Sibley's) for church and a nice visit.
Then Mary
& her flat &
(unexpectedly) her mother. The baby is very lovely & pretty &
cunning - Hattie looks far from well - Mrs.
Arnold is the same as ever so glad to see us & the flat
very cozy and nice we staid half an hour or so. Mary
went to the bank, I have promised him & Jack
Mason each a picture of Hilda (the gipsey one - or "squaw" one - as they call it.)
George thinks Hilda
is just about right & it was very funny to see her kissing him
& Hal goodbye Thursday night. She loves
Mrs. Weir & they all think she is very
lovely, I'm sure. I think I got a picture of Nell in
her big hat too. She is an attractive girl (tho' not so much so as
Maude, I think) but was
evidently quite fagged out most of the time we were here and a little
afraid of us. We bade her & dear Mrs. Weir
goodbye started for the train with Maude & Hal at ten o'clock.
Cisey
& I talked all the way to
Buffalo - we both enjoyed it hugely, but were
pretty tired - Ned & Edith met us - rather surprised me, for
Ned talked "poverty" when saw her
- We were glad though. Went to
Adam, Meldrum & Co's (sort of & Sibley's) for church and a nice visit.
Then Mary
& her flat &
(unexpectedly) her mother. The baby is very lovely & pretty &
cunning - Hattie looks far from well - Mrs.
Arnold is the same as ever so glad to see us & the flat
very cozy and nice we staid half an hour or so. Mary
