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Tuesday 18th 1876 | Tuesday 18th 1876 | ||
Brought back the boat to Unionville. Saw the odd customer affair. He [??] in great [??] feeling of my decent behavior in bringing back the boat, said next time I could have it at half price. That I could take it if he were not there declaimed against a party who had damaged a boat- [?] dollars- he changed the amount [?] it larger or less as his [???] - declared I was a gentleman [??] $1.25 cents with becoming a pirate treated me allowed [?] to be heated by me and was against the heat when I [?] home by [?] William who came with me brought no shoes his feet roughened from the hot [?] and [??] the young ladies wished to pay the expenses I would allow them to pay part no more. Then all became [?] with me especially. Miss [?] Miss P. is sharp faced talks is rather good [?] lively and of [?] age. Visited Miss Walins in afternoon. Played croquet and was beaten badly by her. [???] of myself, did not enjoy my visit and left feeling dis[?]ted Company here. I kept away wrote part of letter to annul [?] It was about uncle Phil [?] Thunder storm and great rain. Very warm [?] slept poorly | Brought back the boat to Unionville. Saw the odd customer affair. He [??] in great [??] feeling of my decent behavior in bringing back the boat, said next time I could have it at half price. That I could take it if he were not there declaimed against a party who had damaged a boat- [?] dollars- he changed the amount [?] it larger or less as his [???] - declared I was a gentleman [??] $1.25 cents with becoming a pirate treated me allowed [?] to be heated by me and was against the heat when I [?] home by [?] William who came with me brought no shoes his feet roughened from the hot [?] and [??] the young ladies wished to pay the expenses I would allow them to pay part no more. Then all became [?] with me especially. Miss [?] Miss P. is sharp faced talks is rather good [?] lively and of [?] age. Visited Miss Walins in afternoon. Played croquet and was beaten badly by her. [???] of myself, did not enjoy my visit and left feeling dis[?]ted Company here. I kept away wrote part of letter to annul [?] It was about uncle Phil [?] Thunder storm and great rain. Very warm [?] slept poorly | ||
Wednesday 19 | Wednesday 19 | ||
Nothing of much moment. Made up a plan to go crab fishing on Friday 21st. Spent a pleasant quiet day. | Nothing of much moment. Made up a plan to go crab fishing on Friday 21st. Spent a pleasant quiet day. | ||
Thursday 20 | Thursday 20 | ||
Wished to see a ball game walked to Fort Hamilton. Saw no [?] o f any. Walked back. Very warm. Had conversation with young ladies. In the evening all of us [??] | Wished to see a ball game walked to Fort Hamilton. Saw no [?] o f any. Walked back. Very warm. Had conversation with young ladies. In the evening all of us [??] | ||
Friday 21st | Friday 21st | ||
Miss [??] the Misses Sullivan Leo and myself [?] fishing. We caught 97 [??] at 9 cause tragic affair. Cause near [?] Guard time | Miss [??] the Misses Sullivan Leo and myself [?] fishing. We caught 97 [??] at 9 cause tragic affair. Cause near [?] Guard time | ||
Saturday 22 | Saturday 22 | ||
Willie [?] and Will [?] good natured odd young fellow for crabs. Caught 50. Leo [?] and I saw Base Ball game in Bath. Passed a quiet day | Willie [?] and Will [?] good natured odd young fellow for crabs. Caught 50. Leo [?] and I saw Base Ball game in Bath. Passed a quiet day | ||
Sunday 23 | Sunday 23 | ||
Uncle William and Dada here. Spent some time with the young ladies. Spent the evening with Uncle and family. [?] of crabs | Uncle William and Dada here. Spent some time with the young ladies. Spent the evening with Uncle and family. [?] of crabs | ||
Monday 24 | Monday 24 | ||
Miss Pen[?] left this evening. Played croquet and was in bathing with her the [?] young lady friend of mine who has already gone | Miss Pen[?] left this evening. Played croquet and was in bathing with her the [?] young lady friend of mine who has already gone | ||
Tuesday 25 | Tuesday 25 | ||
Mary Rob home from New York. [??] home all day and evening reading "Little Dorrit". Very much interested in it. Reading it ffor the second time | Mary Rob home from New York. [??] home all day and evening reading "Little Dorrit". Very much interested in it. Reading it ffor the second time | ||
Wed. 26th | Wed. 26th | ||
Rather cool weather in Bathing. I was chilled. Miss and Mr. [?] called the former and stayed all night. Wrote to Victor [?] and [??] Probably my last letter to Beatrice. Out rowing in evening. Kissed Mary [?] and Miss J. good night: the latter quite unexpected. [??] a letter to Margie. | Rather cool weather in Bathing. I was chilled. Miss and Mr. [?] called the former and stayed all night. Wrote to Victor [?] and [??] Probably my last letter to Beatrice. Out rowing in evening. Kissed Mary [?] and Miss J. good night: the latter quite unexpected. [??] a letter to Margie. | ||
Thursday 27th | Thursday 27th | ||
Miss Emma [?] letters away. I believe it rained very hard all day and yet- when I came to think about it I believe it rained not at all. | Miss Emma [?] letters away. I believe it rained very hard all day and yet- when I came to think about it I believe it rained not at all. | ||
Friday 28th | Friday 28th | ||
Spent the day reading and writing. About 4 in the afternoon Uncle Williamis [?] cause from Newark with information of [?] Francis "death" with the news that Uncles have had broken his leg and with a letter from Uncle to Aunt Sue saying he wounded his horse and buggy. Home Leo. [??] and I after Mr Hornet had injured the carriage by [??] with a tree and had denied to [??] to the end of Jersey City. We then left the [?] and drove a hrose car. The conductor charged us eight cents fare each. We were in Jersey City at half past seven and at [?] by eight. Guard time. A [?] off us witnessed the [??] About 10 it rained ahrd. Papa Aunt [??] | Spent the day reading and writing. About 4 in the afternoon Uncle Williamis [?] cause from Newark with information of [?] Francis "death" with the news that Uncles have had broken his leg and with a letter from Uncle to Aunt Sue saying he wounded his horse and buggy. Home Leo. [??] and I after Mr Hornet had injured the carriage by [??] with a tree and had denied to [??] to the end of Jersey City. We then left the [?] and drove a hrose car. The conductor charged us eight cents fare each. We were in Jersey City at half past seven and at [?] by eight. Guard time. A [?] off us witnessed the [??] About 10 it rained ahrd. Papa Aunt [??] | ||
Revision as of Dec 3, 2022, 3:30:06 AM
Tuesday 18th 1876
Brought back the boat to Unionville. Saw the odd customer affair. He [??] in great [??] feeling of my decent behavior in bringing back the boat, said next time I could have it at half price. That I could take it if he were not there declaimed against a party who had damaged a boat- [?] dollars- he changed the amount [?] it larger or less as his [???] - declared I was a gentleman [??] $1.25 cents with becoming a pirate treated me allowed [?] to be heated by me and was against the heat when I [?] home by [?] William who came with me brought no shoes his feet roughened from the hot [?] and [??] the young ladies wished to pay the expenses I would allow them to pay part no more. Then all became [?] with me especially. Miss [?] Miss P. is sharp faced talks is rather good [?] lively and of [?] age. Visited Miss Walins in afternoon. Played croquet and was beaten badly by her. [???] of myself, did not enjoy my visit and left feeling dis[?]ted Company here. I kept away wrote part of letter to annul [?] It was about uncle Phil [?] Thunder storm and great rain. Very warm [?] slept poorly
Wednesday 19
Nothing of much moment. Made up a plan to go crab fishing on Friday 21st. Spent a pleasant quiet day.
Thursday 20
Wished to see a ball game walked to Fort Hamilton. Saw no [?] o f any. Walked back. Very warm. Had conversation with young ladies. In the evening all of us [??]
Friday 21st
Miss [??] the Misses Sullivan Leo and myself [?] fishing. We caught 97 [??] at 9 cause tragic affair. Cause near [?] Guard time
Saturday 22
Willie [?] and Will [?] good natured odd young fellow for crabs. Caught 50. Leo [?] and I saw Base Ball game in Bath. Passed a quiet day
Sunday 23
Uncle William and Dada here. Spent some time with the young ladies. Spent the evening with Uncle and family. [?] of crabs
Monday 24
Miss Pen[?] left this evening. Played croquet and was in bathing with her the [?] young lady friend of mine who has already gone
Tuesday 25
Mary Rob home from New York. [??] home all day and evening reading "Little Dorrit". Very much interested in it. Reading it ffor the second time
Wed. 26th
Rather cool weather in Bathing. I was chilled. Miss and Mr. [?] called the former and stayed all night. Wrote to Victor [?] and [??] Probably my last letter to Beatrice. Out rowing in evening. Kissed Mary [?] and Miss J. good night: the latter quite unexpected. [??] a letter to Margie.
Thursday 27th
Miss Emma [?] letters away. I believe it rained very hard all day and yet- when I came to think about it I believe it rained not at all.
Friday 28th
Spent the day reading and writing. About 4 in the afternoon Uncle Williamis [?] cause from Newark with information of [?] Francis "death" with the news that Uncles have had broken his leg and with a letter from Uncle to Aunt Sue saying he wounded his horse and buggy. Home Leo. [??] and I after Mr Hornet had injured the carriage by [??] with a tree and had denied to [??] to the end of Jersey City. We then left the [?] and drove a hrose car. The conductor charged us eight cents fare each. We were in Jersey City at half past seven and at [?] by eight. Guard time. A [?] off us witnessed the [??] About 10 it rained ahrd. Papa Aunt [??]