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7/31/03
milk and I "embroidered" till dark and we sat out in the moonlight. Later we had George Ade, inside, and a bat call on us! Aug. 1. Sat. My dearest brother's birthday - The 37th (!) I had neuralgia in the night, but oh! the morning was so beautiful - Absolutely still! I skipped down to "Charlotte" before breakfast to take my dear "Mandalay" across the waters. The Howson's came - in two boats with a man. And were disappointed in their cottage, but pleased with their reception. Mr. H.
 is not an athlete but is a nice gentleman, who reminds me of someone. Mrs. H.
is big and talkative and cute and funny and entertaining and "Arthurs" Mr. H.
 very frequently. We shall enjoy them as neighbors. It was such a nice morning, and so still - that I took the little boat and rowed Chattie up to the Pointefor the mail. She looked very nice in Helen's big floppy hat. When we got out in the open and saw "Barton Lodge" (McLean's place) in the distance we decided to go there - and they could see us coming so had time to "slick up" - Mattie
 (looking pretty in a red waist turned in at the week) came to meet us, also Miss Saxton & Mrs. McLean. The man - Mr. Brown and Agnes Clare had gone

7/31/03
milk and I "embroidered" till dark and we sat out in the moonlight. Later we had George Ade, inside, and a bat call on us! Aug. 1. Sat. My dearest brother's birthday - The 37th (!) I had neuralgia in the night, but oh! the morning was so beautiful - Absolutely still! I skipped down to "Charlotte" before breakfast to take my dear "Mandalay" across the waters. The Howson's came - in two boats with a man. And were disappointed in their cottage, but pleased with their reception. Mr. H.
 is not an athlete but is a nice gentleman, who reminds me of someone. Mrs. H.
is big and talkative and cute and funny and entertaining and "Arthurs" Mr. H.
 very frequently. We shall enjoy them as neighbors. It was such a nice morning, and so still - that I took the little boat and rowed Chattie up to the Pointefor the mail. She looked very nice in Helen's big floppy hat. When we got out in the open and saw "Barton Lodge" (McLean's place) in the distance we decided to go there - and they could see us coming so had time to "slick up" - Mattie
 (looking pretty in a red waist turned in at the week) came to meet us, also Miss Saxton & Mrs. McLean. The man - Mr. Brown and Agnes Clare had gone

7/31/03
milk and I "embroidered" till dark and we sat out in the moonlight. Later we had George Ade, inside, and a bat call on us! Aug. 1. Sat. My dearest brother's birthday - The 37th (!) I had neuralgia in the night, but oh! the morning was so beautiful - Absolutely still! I skipped down to "Charlotte" before breakfast to take my dear "Mandalay" across the waters. The Howson's came - in two boats with a man. And were disappointed in their cottage, but pleased with their reception. Mr. H.
 is not an athlete but is a nice gentleman, who reminds me of someone. Mrs. H.
is big and talkative and cute and funny and entertaining and "Arthurs" Mr. H.
 very frequently. We shall enjoy them as neighbors. It was such a nice morning, and so still - that I took the little boat and rowed Chattie up to the Pointefor the mail. She looked very nice in Helen's big floppy hat. When we got out in the open and saw "Barton Lodge" (McLean's place) in the distance we decided to go there - and they could see us coming so had time to "slick up" - Mattie
 (looking pretty in a red waist turned in at the week) came to meet us, also Miss Saxton & Mrs. McLean. The man - Mr. Brown and Agnes Clare had gone
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