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1895
Stony Lake.
Frederica got supper - a delicious one - everything is first class at camp - and served a la what- ever dishes happen to be at hand. After supper we rowed back to Viamede, where the girls left us for the night. Mary & I sat on the rocks and down in front of the house a long time - in the evening. The loons made lonesome noises and we seemed so far from civilization. We went to bed about 8:30, as we were very tired - after last night's wakefulness - and right to sleep. July 26. Friday. I did not waken till 7 - 10 good hour's sleep - and felt so much better. It was a really cold - but pleasant - morning. We had oatmeal "porridge" served in soup plates - and boiled potatoes, &c. for breakfast. True Canadian, I suppose. Mrs. Dymond,
a beautiful woman, sat at our table, she has 3 little children Helen Mary (or "Boo") Guy (or "Bo-boo") and the baby, Arthur . The others are about 4 and 2 1/2, I should say & very sweet & cute. At the other table were a young man (Mr. Struthers) & his 2 sisters, Bella & May (?) and aunt, Mrs. Stanberry - a large, good- natured blonde - all in mourning. This youth

1895
Stony Lake.
Frederica got supper - a delicious one - everything is first class at camp - and served a la what- ever dishes happen to be at hand. After supper we rowed back to Viamede, where the girls left us for the night. Mary & I sat on the rocks and down in front of the house a long time - in the evening. The loons made lonesome noises and we seemed so far from civilization. We went to bed about 8:30, as we were very tired - after last night's wakefulness - and right to sleep. July 26. Friday. I did not waken till 7 - 10 good hour's sleep - and felt so much better. It was a really cold - but pleasant - morning. We had oatmeal "porridge" served in soup plates - and boiled potatoes, &c. for breakfast. True Canadian, I suppose. Mrs. Dymond,
a beautiful woman, sat at our table, she has 3 little children Helen Mary (or "Boo") Guy (or "Bo-boo") and the baby, Arthur . The others are about 4 and 2 1/2, I should say & very sweet & cute. At the other table were a young man (Mr. Struthers) & his 2 sisters, Bella & May (?) and aunt, Mrs. Stanberry - a large, good- natured blonde - all in mourning. This youth

1895
Stony Lake.
Frederica got supper - a delicious one - everything is first class at camp - and served a la what- ever dishes happen to be at hand. After supper we rowed back to Viamede, where the girls left us for the night. Mary & I sat on the rocks and down in front of the house a long time - in the evening. The loons made lonesome noises and we seemed so far from civilization. We went to bed about 8:30, as we were very tired - after last night's wakefulness - and right to sleep. July 26. Friday. I did not waken till 7 - 10 good hour's sleep - and felt so much better. It was a really cold - but pleasant - morning. We had oatmeal "porridge" served in soup plates - and boiled potatoes, &c. for breakfast. True Canadian, I suppose. Mrs. Dymond,
a beautiful woman, sat at our table, she has 3 little children Helen Mary (or "Boo") Guy (or "Bo-boo") and the baby, Arthur . The others are about 4 and 2 1/2, I should say & very sweet & cute. At the other table were a young man (Mr. Struthers) & his 2 sisters, Bella & May (?) and aunt, Mrs. Stanberry - a large, good- natured blonde - all in mourning. This youth
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