a few days before by a huge falling tree. She is very pleasant "Billy"
Pikler's aunt (the Bellamy boy's
friend) & has two charming young daughters, Margaret
& Elizabeth
(famil- iarly called "Peggy" & "Betty") Mrs. Sam
McKown (Alice Whittlesey) was also there with two
boys. Sammy
&
Fred
. Late in the afternoon we went down on the shore to watch a thunder
shower down the lake (& take some pictures) It was delightful after
dinner. We went for a row "up the Jessup" - or at least part way
- & around long Island & so home by the old camp (meeting
Mrs. A. A. Davis & "Arthur
") The sunset was beautiful & the reflections beautiful - with
a pink cloud above it, all reflected over a little low spot into the
Jessup. A nice camp fire, later.
Aug. 5. Wed
Thundered in the night again and I didn't sleep very well. It was a rainy
morning - not the right kind for camp. Went down into the assembly tent &
told fortunes - Mame's & Bob's
- and after lunch read hand writing
there - Ruth
Martha Perin's (a charming girl) Later the girls came up to my
tent & we read aloud and I wrote letters too. Later yet we went down to
the shack and watched it try to clear up. After dinner rowed
a few days before by a huge falling tree. She is very pleasant "Billy"
Pikler's aunt (the Bellamy boy's
friend) & has two charming young daughters, Margaret
& Elizabeth
(famil- iarly called "Peggy" & "Betty") Mrs. Sam
McKown (Alice Whittlesey) was also there with two
boys. Sammy
&
Fred
. Late in the afternoon we went down on the shore to watch a thunder
shower down the lake (& take some pictures) It was delightful after
dinner. We went for a row "up the Jessup" - or at least part way
- & around long Island & so home by the old camp (meeting
Mrs. A. A. Davis & "Arthur
") The sunset was beautiful & the reflections beautiful - with
a pink cloud above it, all reflected over a little low spot into the
Jessup. A nice camp fire, later.
Aug. 5. Wed
Thundered in the night again and I didn't sleep very well. It was a rainy
morning - not the right kind for camp. Went down into the assembly tent &
told fortunes - Mame's & Bob's
- and after lunch read hand writing
there - Ruth
Martha Perin's (a charming girl) Later the girls came up to my
tent & we read aloud and I wrote letters too. Later yet we went down to
the shack and watched it try to clear up. After dinner rowed
a few days before by a huge falling tree. She is very pleasant "Billy"
Pikler's aunt (the Bellamy boy's
friend) & has two charming young daughters, Margaret
& Elizabeth
(famil- iarly called "Peggy" & "Betty") Mrs. Sam
McKown (Alice Whittlesey) was also there with two
boys. Sammy
&
Fred
. Late in the afternoon we went down on the shore to watch a thunder
shower down the lake (& take some pictures) It was delightful after
dinner. We went for a row "up the Jessup" - or at least part way
- & around long Island & so home by the old camp (meeting
Mrs. A. A. Davis & "Arthur
") The sunset was beautiful & the reflections beautiful - with
a pink cloud above it, all reflected over a little low spot into the
Jessup. A nice camp fire, later.
Aug. 5. Wed
Thundered in the night again and I didn't sleep very well. It was a rainy
morning - not the right kind for camp. Went down into the assembly tent &
told fortunes - Mame's & Bob's
- and after lunch read hand writing
there - Ruth
Martha Perin's (a charming girl) Later the girls came up to my
tent & we read aloud and I wrote letters too. Later yet we went down to
the shack and watched it try to clear up. After dinner rowed
