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132MAY 11 Wed. 1910 Cold morning with hot looking red sun (Halley's comet, perhaps, that people are getting upon 3 a.m. to see now a days.) I had lunch at Sibley's with Klem Goodyear who has been to N.Y. but didn't have a good time. We had an hour's visit & tonight I did a puzzle (or part) while Father read - Mrs. Farmer was over. The new Wrattin baby, Edith
, was born today or yesterday? Mary Mac sent Father a may - basket of violets. Thurs. 1911 see mem. Lunched with Bess & Mary & scolded M. good for her intolerance &c (!) Claude and Walter Hampden are becoming the dearest friend. Mary, Nellie & I went down to 143 Conkey Ave. tonight & had the [illegible], mint lemonade - a severe thunder and wind storm & a good time - was very late getting home with a borrowed umbrella Sat. 1912 Warm sunny in a.m. & warm & cloudy in pm I went to Meadow wood with Mae & John, Jno. Barker & little Theodore May (12) Delos was there a young Mr. Gordon ("Virginian" type) had supper with us (at the woodpile) We had a fine time & the place is a beauty. I don't wonder they are crazy over it. Got home about eight - very tired. I haven't walked so much in ages - I must practice more! Read "on the Branch" Sun. 1913 A gorgeous day - but cool. Met Mar- guerite at 10 & we went to Webster & I to Mother Wright. She went off right away went "Walt" for a drive with dinner - around the lake road, wood &c. Had a big dinner with Ada Webster, Julia Condon, John Price, Tom Havies
, Henry
? Dora Odel &c. Then a long visit upstairs with (Mother) a lovely walk to the back road & around. Supper(!) a drive to the station & a ride home with Lydia
 (who had been at Mae Philips on the 7 train! Mon. 1914 The Auto (x 4 boys) caught up with me on Exchange St. this a.m. It was cold and cloudy. Lunched at Sibley's alone Walked home (with a pound of coffee!) and went to bed early.

132MAY 11 Wed. 1910 Cold morning with hot looking red sun (Halley's comet, perhaps, that people are getting upon 3 a.m. to see now a days.) I had lunch at Sibley's with Klem Goodyear who has been to N.Y. but didn't have a good time. We had an hour's visit & tonight I did a puzzle (or part) while Father read - Mrs. Farmer was over. The new Wrattin baby, Edith
, was born today or yesterday? Mary Mac sent Father a may - basket of violets. Thurs. 1911 see mem. Lunched with Bess & Mary & scolded M. good for her intolerance &c (!) Claude and Walter Hampden are becoming the dearest friend. Mary, Nellie & I went down to 143 Conkey Ave. tonight & had the [illegible], mint lemonade - a severe thunder and wind storm & a good time - was very late getting home with a borrowed umbrella Sat. 1912 Warm sunny in a.m. & warm & cloudy in pm I went to Meadow wood with Mae & John, Jno. Barker & little Theodore May (12) Delos was there a young Mr. Gordon ("Virginian" type) had supper with us (at the woodpile) We had a fine time & the place is a beauty. I don't wonder they are crazy over it. Got home about eight - very tired. I haven't walked so much in ages - I must practice more! Read "on the Branch" Sun. 1913 A gorgeous day - but cool. Met Mar- guerite at 10 & we went to Webster & I to Mother Wright. She went off right away went "Walt" for a drive with dinner - around the lake road, wood &c. Had a big dinner with Ada Webster, Julia Condon, John Price, Tom Havies
, Henry
? Dora Odel &c. Then a long visit upstairs with (Mother) a lovely walk to the back road & around. Supper(!) a drive to the station & a ride home with Lydia
 (who had been at Mae Philips on the 7 train! Mon. 1914 The Auto (x 4 boys) caught up with me on Exchange St. this a.m. It was cold and cloudy. Lunched at Sibley's alone Walked home (with a pound of coffee!) and went to bed early.

132MAY 11 Wed. 1910 Cold morning with hot looking red sun (Halley's comet, perhaps, that people are getting upon 3 a.m. to see now a days.) I had lunch at Sibley's with Klem Goodyear who has been to N.Y. but didn't have a good time. We had an hour's visit & tonight I did a puzzle (or part) while Father read - Mrs. Farmer was over. The new Wrattin baby, Edith
, was born today or yesterday? Mary Mac sent Father a may - basket of violets. Thurs. 1911 see mem. Lunched with Bess & Mary & scolded M. good for her intolerance &c (!) Claude and Walter Hampden are becoming the dearest friend. Mary, Nellie & I went down to 143 Conkey Ave. tonight & had the [illegible], mint lemonade - a severe thunder and wind storm & a good time - was very late getting home with a borrowed umbrella Sat. 1912 Warm sunny in a.m. & warm & cloudy in pm I went to Meadow wood with Mae & John, Jno. Barker & little Theodore May (12) Delos was there a young Mr. Gordon ("Virginian" type) had supper with us (at the woodpile) We had a fine time & the place is a beauty. I don't wonder they are crazy over it. Got home about eight - very tired. I haven't walked so much in ages - I must practice more! Read "on the Branch" Sun. 1913 A gorgeous day - but cool. Met Mar- guerite at 10 & we went to Webster & I to Mother Wright. She went off right away went "Walt" for a drive with dinner - around the lake road, wood &c. Had a big dinner with Ada Webster, Julia Condon, John Price, Tom Havies
, Henry
? Dora Odel &c. Then a long visit upstairs with (Mother) a lovely walk to the back road & around. Supper(!) a drive to the station & a ride home with Lydia
 (who had been at Mae Philips on the 7 train! Mon. 1914 The Auto (x 4 boys) caught up with me on Exchange St. this a.m. It was cold and cloudy. Lunched at Sibley's alone Walked home (with a pound of coffee!) and went to bed early.
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