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1903
(3/7th)
the first night and Zenda the second. Saturday they purred all the day long - they were so happy. Miss Fisher & Mary helped Mrs. Armstrong sell tickets &c. Miss F
's waif kitten "Christmas" got first in its class & a five dollar gold piece for the "best short- haired Kitten" (the only one!). Got ac- quainted with Mrs. Lane, a charming little lady from Chicago who judged our cats. Had ice cream & things &
3/10-13
my lunch there one noon. This week is the dog show - a very big one Mrs. Bingham
 put in her St. Bernard "Dane" but didn't get anything, as I tho't she would. Frank Davis's "Sandy" didn't get anything, either, but there were 24 collies in! "Ramsdell's pup "Doty" got a second, Mrs. Jenning's bull dog a lot of things & Mrs. Armstrong's collie "Laddie" and Gordon setter "Captain" both got something or other - I went
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round with Chat Wednesday night Miss Scott & Miss Forbes were there too - & Frank of course & Mrs. Hertzberger with her toy Yorkshire terrier in a blue blanket with a pocket in it & a little pocket- handkerchief!

1903
(3/7th)
the first night and Zenda the second. Saturday they purred all the day long - they were so happy. Miss Fisher & Mary helped Mrs. Armstrong sell tickets &c. Miss F
's waif kitten "Christmas" got first in its class & a five dollar gold piece for the "best short- haired Kitten" (the only one!). Got ac- quainted with Mrs. Lane, a charming little lady from Chicago who judged our cats. Had ice cream & things &
3/10-13
my lunch there one noon. This week is the dog show - a very big one Mrs. Bingham
 put in her St. Bernard "Dane" but didn't get anything, as I tho't she would. Frank Davis's "Sandy" didn't get anything, either, but there were 24 collies in! "Ramsdell's pup "Doty" got a second, Mrs. Jenning's bull dog a lot of things & Mrs. Armstrong's collie "Laddie" and Gordon setter "Captain" both got something or other - I went
3/11
round with Chat Wednesday night Miss Scott & Miss Forbes were there too - & Frank of course & Mrs. Hertzberger with her toy Yorkshire terrier in a blue blanket with a pocket in it & a little pocket- handkerchief!

1903
(3/7th)
the first night and Zenda the second. Saturday they purred all the day long - they were so happy. Miss Fisher & Mary helped Mrs. Armstrong sell tickets &c. Miss F
's waif kitten "Christmas" got first in its class & a five dollar gold piece for the "best short- haired Kitten" (the only one!). Got ac- quainted with Mrs. Lane, a charming little lady from Chicago who judged our cats. Had ice cream & things &
3/10-13
my lunch there one noon. This week is the dog show - a very big one Mrs. Bingham
 put in her St. Bernard "Dane" but didn't get anything, as I tho't she would. Frank Davis's "Sandy" didn't get anything, either, but there were 24 collies in! "Ramsdell's pup "Doty" got a second, Mrs. Jenning's bull dog a lot of things & Mrs. Armstrong's collie "Laddie" and Gordon setter "Captain" both got something or other - I went
3/11
round with Chat Wednesday night Miss Scott & Miss Forbes were there too - & Frank of course & Mrs. Hertzberger with her toy Yorkshire terrier in a blue blanket with a pocket in it & a little pocket- handkerchief!
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