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1895
Ned took down some things of mine to put in her trunk. Had lunch afterwards. July 8. Mon. Threatening weather - Muggy & warm. Took my blankets down to Ned's at 8:30 a.m. & had a chat with the girls. They start tomorrow! Managed to get thro' the morning - the hot morning - but finally it began to pour - which was a relief. A lovely letter came from Claude (Paris.) Brought a Kodak - (pocket. $5) for Meta, by request. We didn't any of us do much this p.m. Will is on his vacation & there is only Miss R, Mr. Gilmore & I. This evening it rained, I sewed & Papa read. About finished my waist. July 9. Tues. Pleasant & cool. Rode again today - much to my relief. It is becoming quite a hardship to walk! Did some errands &c. & rode home with Mary. Tonight went to the nine o'clock train to see the girls & Prof.
 &Mrs. Rose & the boys off for Stoney Lake. Edith & Mr. Cross were there too. They left at 9 - all in good spirits but expecting to be seasick - as the wind blows quite hard. The station was full of Christian endeavorers going to Boston. Sewed & wrote when I got home.

1895
Ned took down some things of mine to put in her trunk. Had lunch afterwards. July 8. Mon. Threatening weather - Muggy & warm. Took my blankets down to Ned's at 8:30 a.m. & had a chat with the girls. They start tomorrow! Managed to get thro' the morning - the hot morning - but finally it began to pour - which was a relief. A lovely letter came from Claude (Paris.) Brought a Kodak - (pocket. $5) for Meta, by request. We didn't any of us do much this p.m. Will is on his vacation & there is only Miss R, Mr. Gilmore & I. This evening it rained, I sewed & Papa read. About finished my waist. July 9. Tues. Pleasant & cool. Rode again today - much to my relief. It is becoming quite a hardship to walk! Did some errands &c. & rode home with Mary. Tonight went to the nine o'clock train to see the girls & Prof.
 &Mrs. Rose & the boys off for Stoney Lake. Edith & Mr. Cross were there too. They left at 9 - all in good spirits but expecting to be seasick - as the wind blows quite hard. The station was full of Christian endeavorers going to Boston. Sewed & wrote when I got home.

1895
Ned took down some things of mine to put in her trunk. Had lunch afterwards. July 8. Mon. Threatening weather - Muggy & warm. Took my blankets down to Ned's at 8:30 a.m. & had a chat with the girls. They start tomorrow! Managed to get thro' the morning - the hot morning - but finally it began to pour - which was a relief. A lovely letter came from Claude (Paris.) Brought a Kodak - (pocket. $5) for Meta, by request. We didn't any of us do much this p.m. Will is on his vacation & there is only Miss R, Mr. Gilmore & I. This evening it rained, I sewed & Papa read. About finished my waist. July 9. Tues. Pleasant & cool. Rode again today - much to my relief. It is becoming quite a hardship to walk! Did some errands &c. & rode home with Mary. Tonight went to the nine o'clock train to see the girls & Prof.
 &Mrs. Rose & the boys off for Stoney Lake. Edith & Mr. Cross were there too. They left at 9 - all in good spirits but expecting to be seasick - as the wind blows quite hard. The station was full of Christian endeavorers going to Boston. Sewed & wrote when I got home.
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