the hill, past the Lookout (where "Cora" got
Mrs. Reading) to the most magnificent bathing beach- between lovely rocks- just
this side of "Lobster Point". All our party went in but
Alice, Mrs.
Miller and I. The children looked so cute I tried to take
their picture- and the procession "going toward the river" also. Then I
took Mrs. Miller, Alice & Mrs. Reading
alone, and Mrs. M. when she didnt't know it (since
she was my special admiration) They also made me squander a couple
of plates on "the fat man" who came in presently _ dog & all -
People kept gathering & more going in - the "artist" & his "lady
friend" strolled by and altogether we had a lovely time. The water
was 63° and lovely - all said. We came home by the beach- Mrs. Perrin marching ahead with
Alice's cushion for a turban-
Only got in in time to wash up for dinner. And everyone was ravenous - Had
a nice dinner - fish chowder, chicken, "milk sherbet" &c. This
is a beautiful clear day. Right after dinner Alice, Miss B., Gordon & Hester
Miller
and I started off on a tramp - Mrs. Miller &
Jeanette bade us goodbye in the path and we trod the
picturesque village street to the country part. Went down the road
still further, and then turned in to the meadows behind the river in
search of sweet grass - which we found.
the hill, past the Lookout (where "Cora" got
Mrs. Reading) to the most magnificent bathing beach- between lovely rocks- just
this side of "Lobster Point". All our party went in but
Alice, Mrs.
Miller and I. The children looked so cute I tried to take
their picture- and the procession "going toward the river" also. Then I
took Mrs. Miller, Alice & Mrs. Reading
alone, and Mrs. M. when she didnt't know it (since
she was my special admiration) They also made me squander a couple
of plates on "the fat man" who came in presently _ dog & all -
People kept gathering & more going in - the "artist" & his "lady
friend" strolled by and altogether we had a lovely time. The water
was 63° and lovely - all said. We came home by the beach- Mrs. Perrin marching ahead with
Alice's cushion for a turban-
Only got in in time to wash up for dinner. And everyone was ravenous - Had
a nice dinner - fish chowder, chicken, "milk sherbet" &c. This
is a beautiful clear day. Right after dinner Alice, Miss B., Gordon & Hester
Miller
and I started off on a tramp - Mrs. Miller &
Jeanette bade us goodbye in the path and we trod the
picturesque village street to the country part. Went down the road
still further, and then turned in to the meadows behind the river in
search of sweet grass - which we found.
the hill, past the Lookout (where "Cora" got
Mrs. Reading) to the most magnificent bathing beach- between lovely rocks- just
this side of "Lobster Point". All our party went in but
Alice, Mrs.
Miller and I. The children looked so cute I tried to take
their picture- and the procession "going toward the river" also. Then I
took Mrs. Miller, Alice & Mrs. Reading
alone, and Mrs. M. when she didnt't know it (since
she was my special admiration) They also made me squander a couple
of plates on "the fat man" who came in presently _ dog & all -
People kept gathering & more going in - the "artist" & his "lady
friend" strolled by and altogether we had a lovely time. The water
was 63° and lovely - all said. We came home by the beach- Mrs. Perrin marching ahead with
Alice's cushion for a turban-
Only got in in time to wash up for dinner. And everyone was ravenous - Had
a nice dinner - fish chowder, chicken, "milk sherbet" &c. This
is a beautiful clear day. Right after dinner Alice, Miss B., Gordon & Hester
Miller
and I started off on a tramp - Mrs. Miller &
Jeanette bade us goodbye in the path and we trod the
picturesque village street to the country part. Went down the road
still further, and then turned in to the meadows behind the river in
search of sweet grass - which we found.
