(Trudy was delighted with my isle) and one day (the blueberry party day) to
the Pointe
to call on Milly. (Also Mrs. Mac.
& Addie
) we also stopped at
the store and young
Jack
blushed like a
boy. I showed the
Walker family the way up, and we had to wait for the
fog to go away to get back. (a 7-mile row for little me!) Then there
was The Blue Berry Party. A nice one - and Miss Hyland
& Miss Seltzer bought Islands "way down channel
and we had a shore - dinner - Picnic - to christen them ("Highland"
and "Nebraska" - where she came from - I wanted "Bronco") Then a
lovely launch ride home - up the old channel and Sing
looking foolish but talking business (later) at the wheel - a visit to
his log cabin & to Mrs. Sing (the new) and back to
the hotel to dinner. Then a whole day's fishing with Mrs.
Buell & the boys - and two guides "Michu" the
Frenchman (who camped near the hotel Island) and "Joshua"
the Indian (Maggie, the laundress' husband) a fine dinner on
"Black Jack" Island "The last of the 30000" and where
the gulls came afterward "to eat the fish-peelings" as little Ned
said, and Will
caught a 3 1/2 lbs bass and I caught 4 bass,
myself! Then
(Trudy was delighted with my isle) and one day (the blueberry party day) to
the Pointe
to call on Milly. (Also Mrs. Mac.
& Addie
) we also stopped at
the store and young
Jack
blushed like a
boy. I showed the
Walker family the way up, and we had to wait for the
fog to go away to get back. (a 7-mile row for little me!) Then there
was The Blue Berry Party. A nice one - and Miss Hyland
& Miss Seltzer bought Islands "way down channel
and we had a shore - dinner - Picnic - to christen them ("Highland"
and "Nebraska" - where she came from - I wanted "Bronco") Then a
lovely launch ride home - up the old channel and Sing
looking foolish but talking business (later) at the wheel - a visit to
his log cabin & to Mrs. Sing (the new) and back to
the hotel to dinner. Then a whole day's fishing with Mrs.
Buell & the boys - and two guides "Michu" the
Frenchman (who camped near the hotel Island) and "Joshua"
the Indian (Maggie, the laundress' husband) a fine dinner on
"Black Jack" Island "The last of the 30000" and where
the gulls came afterward "to eat the fish-peelings" as little Ned
said, and Will
caught a 3 1/2 lbs bass and I caught 4 bass,
myself! Then
(Trudy was delighted with my isle) and one day (the blueberry party day) to
the Pointe
to call on Milly. (Also Mrs. Mac.
& Addie
) we also stopped at
the store and young
Jack
blushed like a
boy. I showed the
Walker family the way up, and we had to wait for the
fog to go away to get back. (a 7-mile row for little me!) Then there
was The Blue Berry Party. A nice one - and Miss Hyland
& Miss Seltzer bought Islands "way down channel
and we had a shore - dinner - Picnic - to christen them ("Highland"
and "Nebraska" - where she came from - I wanted "Bronco") Then a
lovely launch ride home - up the old channel and Sing
looking foolish but talking business (later) at the wheel - a visit to
his log cabin & to Mrs. Sing (the new) and back to
the hotel to dinner. Then a whole day's fishing with Mrs.
Buell & the boys - and two guides "Michu" the
Frenchman (who camped near the hotel Island) and "Joshua"
the Indian (Maggie, the laundress' husband) a fine dinner on
"Black Jack" Island "The last of the 30000" and where
the gulls came afterward "to eat the fish-peelings" as little Ned
said, and Will
caught a 3 1/2 lbs bass and I caught 4 bass,
myself! Then
