Chattie and I took the little boat and
went berrying, first to 2nd berry island, which is very picturesque and has a fine view of
"Sing-Sing", but no berries. Then we went back (after getting
lost once and prospecting a good deal in the beautifulness) to the
island between High and Howson's and Chat soon found a berry patch and we picked our pail
full - almost - in just two places. But they are liked buried
treasure and only an red berry-sleuth like Chat can find them. We got some huge ones. Then we
went back to St. Helena and still
Helen & the steamer came not, so I
looked the berries over and we wrote letters "against" tomorrow's
mail and finally the brown sail rounded "Wahbeck" and they came -
but no steamer, no letters - and no "steel boat". Had a delicious
supper of creamed salmon, creamed potatoes, &c. and about seven
the steamer came by and we were frantically waved to and saluted.
Mrs. H.
said next day she saw her "Welcome" first thing)
Chattie and Hamilton went for the
Chattie and I took the little boat and
went berrying, first to 2nd berry island, which is very picturesque and has a fine view of
"Sing-Sing", but no berries. Then we went back (after getting
lost once and prospecting a good deal in the beautifulness) to the
island between High and Howson's and Chat soon found a berry patch and we picked our pail
full - almost - in just two places. But they are liked buried
treasure and only an red berry-sleuth like Chat can find them. We got some huge ones. Then we
went back to St. Helena and still
Helen & the steamer came not, so I
looked the berries over and we wrote letters "against" tomorrow's
mail and finally the brown sail rounded "Wahbeck" and they came -
but no steamer, no letters - and no "steel boat". Had a delicious
supper of creamed salmon, creamed potatoes, &c. and about seven
the steamer came by and we were frantically waved to and saluted.
Mrs. H.
said next day she saw her "Welcome" first thing)
Chattie and Hamilton went for the
Chattie and I took the little boat and
went berrying, first to 2nd berry island, which is very picturesque and has a fine view of
"Sing-Sing", but no berries. Then we went back (after getting
lost once and prospecting a good deal in the beautifulness) to the
island between High and Howson's and Chat soon found a berry patch and we picked our pail
full - almost - in just two places. But they are liked buried
treasure and only an red berry-sleuth like Chat can find them. We got some huge ones. Then we
went back to St. Helena and still
Helen & the steamer came not, so I
looked the berries over and we wrote letters "against" tomorrow's
mail and finally the brown sail rounded "Wahbeck" and they came -
but no steamer, no letters - and no "steel boat". Had a delicious
supper of creamed salmon, creamed potatoes, &c. and about seven
the steamer came by and we were frantically waved to and saluted.
Mrs. H.
said next day she saw her "Welcome" first thing)
Chattie and Hamilton went for the
