where Mr. Miller (all dressed up) Wiltsie and Mr. Twombly "set up" Mrs. D's new wheel - with a great deal of difficulty, and Mrs. Perrin (in white duck & a red ribbon) Mrs. Miller (in a lovely straw- color and black lace trimmed lawn) Mrs. Day, Miss Day, Mrs. T. & I looked on. About eight we strolled down home, Alice put G to bed and Verne Perkins (a small boy) presented me with a larger sunflower! When Alice came down she & Wiltsie, Miss Iles, Miss Field, Miss Davis & I talked on the piazza. Miss I had been calling on Miss Lowell, and said Mr. L. Mrs.Reading , Miss L. & a "dragon" had driven to York this p.m. "Poor Old Man" Wiltsie says! Miss Dennis goes in the morning, too. After the mail came (a letter from Claude) Wiltsie took Alice & Miss Iles & me down for a "farewell drink" - lemon soda, and we had a nice little talk while waiting. Miss I is "hot stuff". I'd like to see her fiancé. We all bade her "goodbye" very regretfully indeed. July 30. Thursday Miss Iles left in a dank, dark, fog, early this morning and Miss Dennis afterward. It was foggy all day long. Lifted a little in the morning but blew back again & again. Wiltsie invited us to a "fishing match" on the bridge after breakfast, and when we had stopped for clams and
where Mr. Miller (all dressed up) Wiltsie and Mr. Twombly "set up" Mrs. D's new wheel - with a great deal of difficulty, and Mrs. Perrin (in white duck & a red ribbon) Mrs. Miller (in a lovely straw- color and black lace trimmed lawn) Mrs. Day, Miss Day, Mrs. T. & I looked on. About eight we strolled down home, Alice put G to bed and Verne Perkins (a small boy) presented me with a larger sunflower! When Alice came down she & Wiltsie, Miss Iles, Miss Field, Miss Davis & I talked on the piazza. Miss I had been calling on Miss Lowell, and said Mr. L. Mrs.Reading , Miss L. & a "dragon" had driven to York this p.m. "Poor Old Man" Wiltsie says! Miss Dennis goes in the morning, too. After the mail came (a letter from Claude) Wiltsie took Alice & Miss Iles & me down for a "farewell drink" - lemon soda, and we had a nice little talk while waiting. Miss I is "hot stuff". I'd like to see her fiancé. We all bade her "goodbye" very regretfully indeed. July 30. Thursday Miss Iles left in a dank, dark, fog, early this morning and Miss Dennis afterward. It was foggy all day long. Lifted a little in the morning but blew back again & again. Wiltsie invited us to a "fishing match" on the bridge after breakfast, and when we had stopped for clams and
where Mr. Miller (all dressed up) Wiltsie and Mr. Twombly "set up" Mrs. D's new wheel - with a great deal of difficulty, and Mrs. Perrin (in white duck & a red ribbon) Mrs. Miller (in a lovely straw- color and black lace trimmed lawn) Mrs. Day, Miss Day, Mrs. T. & I looked on. About eight we strolled down home, Alice put G to bed and Verne Perkins (a small boy) presented me with a larger sunflower! When Alice came down she & Wiltsie, Miss Iles, Miss Field, Miss Davis & I talked on the piazza. Miss I had been calling on Miss Lowell, and said Mr. L. Mrs.Reading , Miss L. & a "dragon" had driven to York this p.m. "Poor Old Man" Wiltsie says! Miss Dennis goes in the morning, too. After the mail came (a letter from Claude) Wiltsie took Alice & Miss Iles & me down for a "farewell drink" - lemon soda, and we had a nice little talk while waiting. Miss I is "hot stuff". I'd like to see her fiancé. We all bade her "goodbye" very regretfully indeed. July 30. Thursday Miss Iles left in a dank, dark, fog, early this morning and Miss Dennis afterward. It was foggy all day long. Lifted a little in the morning but blew back again & again. Wiltsie invited us to a "fishing match" on the bridge after breakfast, and when we had stopped for clams and
