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May Bragdon Diary, August 24, 1902 – August 28, 1902, p. 71

1902

"Strollers" 8/25/02.

for a canoe ride - Everything was bright and green and blue and the cloud shadows were magnificent we passed loads of fisherman and saw one man land a good sized bass his wife had caught - He reminded us of Frank Macconnell. Loafed around the river till about one - Took Con's picture off the dock and he ours on the piazza - and I took one in the pretty little path up to the house. Con couldn't stay to dinner, but Edith was here and after dinner we sat about out doors awhile and then went over to Davis's and heard all about Helen's Georgian Bay trip and her new Island "St. Helena" and the Napoleon who arrived there. She was very interesting and is becomingly tanned. Stopped at Lura's as we walked down and walked way home - to a good kitchen supper. Aug 25 Monday to Aug 28 Thurs. Tired today, but braced up and went this evening to "The Strollers" with Trudy. It was quite enter- taining for a change and we both enjoyed it. We spent most of the week at home. It was lovely weather. Mother and Trudy went for a drive on Monday. On Thursday Trudy went to Buffalo for the day to visit Miss Farmer

, Papa went to the Livingston Co. picnic at Conesus

1902

"Strollers" 8/25/02.

for a canoe ride - Everything was bright and green and blue and the cloud shadows were magnificent we passed loads of fisherman and saw one man land a good sized bass his wife had caught - He reminded us of Frank Macconnell. Loafed around the river till about one - Took Con's picture off the dock and he ours on the piazza - and I took one in the pretty little path up to the house. Con couldn't stay to dinner, but Edith was here and after dinner we sat about out doors awhile and then went over to Davis's and heard all about Helen's Georgian Bay trip and her new Island "St. Helena" and the Napoleon who arrived there. She was very interesting and is becomingly tanned. Stopped at Lura's as we walked down and walked way home - to a good kitchen supper. Aug 25 Monday to Aug 28 Thurs. Tired today, but braced up and went this evening to "The Strollers" with Trudy. It was quite enter- taining for a change and we both enjoyed it. We spent most of the week at home. It was lovely weather. Mother and Trudy went for a drive on Monday. On Thursday Trudy went to Buffalo for the day to visit Miss Farmer

, Papa went to the Livingston Co. picnic at Conesus

1902

"Strollers" 8/25/02.

for a canoe ride - Everything was bright and green and blue and the cloud shadows were magnificent we passed loads of fisherman and saw one man land a good sized bass his wife had caught - He reminded us of Frank Macconnell. Loafed around the river till about one - Took Con's picture off the dock and he ours on the piazza - and I took one in the pretty little path up to the house. Con couldn't stay to dinner, but Edith was here and after dinner we sat about out doors awhile and then went over to Davis's and heard all about Helen's Georgian Bay trip and her new Island "St. Helena" and the Napoleon who arrived there. She was very interesting and is becomingly tanned. Stopped at Lura's as we walked down and walked way home - to a good kitchen supper. Aug 25 Monday to Aug 28 Thurs. Tired today, but braced up and went this evening to "The Strollers" with Trudy. It was quite enter- taining for a change and we both enjoyed it. We spent most of the week at home. It was lovely weather. Mother and Trudy went for a drive on Monday. On Thursday Trudy went to Buffalo for the day to visit Miss Farmer

, Papa went to the Livingston Co. picnic at Conesus

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