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1896
Jan. 12. Sun. Pleasant. We had a wood fire, but it was almost too warm. I read "The Story of the Gadsbys" & some Thackery. Tried another picture of Mama when she got home from church. Right after dinner (about 3.) Ned drove up with her steed and a double sleigh and Mary in the back seat. (neg. lost by photographer.) I kodaked them but think it snapped too quickly. I bundled up & piled in and we sailed across country to Charlotte's where Mary & I went in to see the invalid (Frank) while Charlotte got ready. I had a nice little talk with Mr. Davis, who appreciated his picture of Charlotte, evidently. When we came out Mary & Ned had Front seat. Charlotte & I back & we had a nice two hours' ride. The hill on Elmwood Ave. (in the country) was very windy, but the park was perfectly beautiful with its un- broken fields of snow. It's rabbit tracks among the bushes & the beautiful sky and cloud pictures and many-colored late sunshine. The river was almost all ice with

1896
Jan. 12. Sun. Pleasant. We had a wood fire, but it was almost too warm. I read "The Story of the Gadsbys" & some Thackery. Tried another picture of Mama when she got home from church. Right after dinner (about 3.) Ned drove up with her steed and a double sleigh and Mary in the back seat. (neg. lost by photographer.) I kodaked them but think it snapped too quickly. I bundled up & piled in and we sailed across country to Charlotte's where Mary & I went in to see the invalid (Frank) while Charlotte got ready. I had a nice little talk with Mr. Davis, who appreciated his picture of Charlotte, evidently. When we came out Mary & Ned had Front seat. Charlotte & I back & we had a nice two hours' ride. The hill on Elmwood Ave. (in the country) was very windy, but the park was perfectly beautiful with its un- broken fields of snow. It's rabbit tracks among the bushes & the beautiful sky and cloud pictures and many-colored late sunshine. The river was almost all ice with

1896
Jan. 12. Sun. Pleasant. We had a wood fire, but it was almost too warm. I read "The Story of the Gadsbys" & some Thackery. Tried another picture of Mama when she got home from church. Right after dinner (about 3.) Ned drove up with her steed and a double sleigh and Mary in the back seat. (neg. lost by photographer.) I kodaked them but think it snapped too quickly. I bundled up & piled in and we sailed across country to Charlotte's where Mary & I went in to see the invalid (Frank) while Charlotte got ready. I had a nice little talk with Mr. Davis, who appreciated his picture of Charlotte, evidently. When we came out Mary & Ned had Front seat. Charlotte & I back & we had a nice two hours' ride. The hill on Elmwood Ave. (in the country) was very windy, but the park was perfectly beautiful with its un- broken fields of snow. It's rabbit tracks among the bushes & the beautiful sky and cloud pictures and many-colored late sunshine. The river was almost all ice with
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