hadn't succeeded in getting in the parlor car as we intended. I
enjoyed the ride very much - the visit with Claude, lunch - stroll at Syracuse
(to get a glass of milk) and reading "The Garden of Allah"
&c. The foliage, especially the Mohawk Valley - was
very beautiful - but it was very cloudy and threatening by then -
smoky, too. When we got to Saugerties - about 6:30 -
it was pitch
dark - I found Alice and steered
her down for a minute's conversation with Claude - When the train left we piled into the closed
carriage and drove home (after an errand in the village) thro' pitchy
blackness - but with side lights lit. They were cordial and glad to
see us - Nan,
Aunt Mio and Alice. Found
Cousin Carrie and
Hariette
both
sick abed! After supper (and there was Barbara - grown taller) we had a nice talk over the
Waterford
illegible
hadn't succeeded in getting in the parlor car as we intended. I
enjoyed the ride very much - the visit with Claude, lunch - stroll at Syracuse
(to get a glass of milk) and reading "The Garden of Allah"
&c. The foliage, especially the Mohawk Valley - was
very beautiful - but it was very cloudy and threatening by then -
smoky, too. When we got to Saugerties - about 6:30 -
it was pitch
dark - I found Alice and steered
her down for a minute's conversation with Claude - When the train left we piled into the closed
carriage and drove home (after an errand in the village) thro' pitchy
blackness - but with side lights lit. They were cordial and glad to
see us - Nan,
Aunt Mio and Alice. Found
Cousin Carrie and
Hariette
both
sick abed! After supper (and there was Barbara - grown taller) we had a nice talk over the
Waterford
illegible
hadn't succeeded in getting in the parlor car as we intended. I
enjoyed the ride very much - the visit with Claude, lunch - stroll at Syracuse
(to get a glass of milk) and reading "The Garden of Allah"
&c. The foliage, especially the Mohawk Valley - was
very beautiful - but it was very cloudy and threatening by then -
smoky, too. When we got to Saugerties - about 6:30 -
it was pitch
dark - I found Alice and steered
her down for a minute's conversation with Claude - When the train left we piled into the closed
carriage and drove home (after an errand in the village) thro' pitchy
blackness - but with side lights lit. They were cordial and glad to
see us - Nan,
Aunt Mio and Alice. Found
Cousin Carrie and
Hariette
both
sick abed! After supper (and there was Barbara - grown taller) we had a nice talk over the
Waterford
illegible
