summer house. Mr. Reynolds was industrious with
his typewriter under a tree! Miss Dike studying
Italian nearby and everybody busy. The afternoon was a lazy one, too
reading “Harvey Richmond” and writing letters and having a
nice chat with
Miss Dike (just returned from “shopping”)
Miss Estwick & “Willie
”. The sunset was gorgeous – the stage got in early – I got
four letters and the "surledge"
had balsam in it
– so it was a successful evening – especially as a young moon set
directly opposite us, and I enjoyed a long visit in the middle sitting
room, with
Miss Dike, whom I like very much. We really stayed up
late tonight – in the office talking to
Herbert
” till 10:30 p.m! Got a nice letter from Claude in N.Y.July 14 Friday
A beautiful clear – blue and white morn- ing – Mr. &
Mrs. Reynolds had told as great stories of “embracing”
dancing bears in the village last night – which were coming here
this morning – and they did - immediately after breakfast and all the
boarders and family and friends and neighbors came and looked on
which they danced and turned somersaults etc. Then they had
1899
summer house. Mr. Reynolds was industrious with
his typewriter under a tree! Miss Dike studying
Italian nearby and everybody busy. The afternoon was a lazy one, too
reading “Harvey Richmond” and writing letters and having a
nice chat with
Miss Dike (just returned from “shopping”)
Miss Estwick & “Willie
”. The sunset was gorgeous – the stage got in early – I got
four letters and the "surledge"
had balsam in it
– so it was a successful evening – especially as a young moon set
directly opposite us, and I enjoyed a long visit in the middle sitting
room, with
Miss Dike, whom I like very much. We really stayed up
late tonight – in the office talking to
Herbert
” till 10:30 p.m! Got a nice letter from Claude in N.Y.July 14 Friday
A beautiful clear – blue and white morn- ing – Mr. &
Mrs. Reynolds had told as great stories of “embracing”
dancing bears in the village last night – which were coming here
this morning – and they did - immediately after breakfast and all the
boarders and family and friends and neighbors came and looked on
which they danced and turned somersaults etc. Then they had
1899
summer house. Mr. Reynolds was industrious with
his typewriter under a tree! Miss Dike studying
Italian nearby and everybody busy. The afternoon was a lazy one, too
reading “Harvey Richmond” and writing letters and having a
nice chat with
Miss Dike (just returned from “shopping”)
Miss Estwick & “Willie
”. The sunset was gorgeous – the stage got in early – I got
four letters and the "surledge"
had balsam in it
– so it was a successful evening – especially as a young moon set
directly opposite us, and I enjoyed a long visit in the middle sitting
room, with
Miss Dike, whom I like very much. We really stayed up
late tonight – in the office talking to
Herbert
” till 10:30 p.m! Got a nice letter from Claude in N.Y.July 14 Friday
A beautiful clear – blue and white morn- ing – Mr. &
Mrs. Reynolds had told as great stories of “embracing”
dancing bears in the village last night – which were coming here
this morning – and they did - immediately after breakfast and all the
boarders and family and friends and neighbors came and looked on
which they danced and turned somersaults etc. Then they had
