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With aunt Mary and Mary rob to the post office men SA wreckage he came home with us I was walking with him when a miss Sullivan uh border next door came pin Gus and I introduced to her. Mary and wreckage next doors invite young people in arrival of these young ladies I was introduced to them or vice versa I went out to find a pin for Mary rob upset a bottle of mucilage blackened my roots washed my hands and crushed brushed my hair then I stroll upstairs and kept myself secluded until the dancing music was over and the folks had gone I went to bed around 11 or thereabouts.

Sunday 18th

Pada dan Kelly, mr.kilpatrick and his children our visitors the first named looking very poorly I spent most of the afternoon with him met miss waters and I was going to dummy to see sada off. In the evening walked until Mary rob and Mrs Sullivan miss moorehead Mr hadfield Mr Coleman and miss storage 2 Atlantic hotel off we visited the both bath hotel and walked around-------- ------- I am miss Pauline Sullivan came home together the young lady is lively in manner and conversation we all spent the evening in Badgers formally kersten’s we played a number of games. Monday 19th Wrote to uncle William in regard to MA corrigan's letter aunt Mary to Newark played croquet with children in the evening into miss Badgers and Mary rob had quite an enjoyable time afterwards we walked on the beach

Tuesday 20th aunt Mary home raining most of the day saw the young ladies next door once or twice during the day I have now came to know them pretty well the eldest is not very pretty but has a pleasant face she is the liveliest of the three her name is miss Pauline Sullivan her youngest sister miss belle is prettier than Pauline but quite quiet though a little lively at times the youngest of the ladies miss Rebecca Morehead is perhaps the best looking of the three she is small of stature with pretty eyes rather nice teeth same as regards mouth and nose she is quite romantic loves poetry is somewhat of a dreamer this is her statement and altogether is a nice little girl this is my statement. Wednesday 21st Play croquet with the young folks next door quell browne Augustine costelo And father Sam Walsh down. Crowd up at bath park miss Pauline Mary rob and myself accompanied browne and castelo to the park. We then came home the three first named we sat in the summer house till the rest of the neighborhood came home then had been dancing gave Mary some letters to mail she neglected to do it into Badgers a short while Mary insisted.

Thursday 22nd Play croquettes with the young ladies next door yesterday was commencement day at Seton hall. Walking in the evening with all the folks next door and Mary rob to the post office and then to ulhect and back. Miss moorehead and I walked together all the way we had a long and some interesting talk arrived home Mary rob insulted the miss Sullivan and Morehead in our home. We looked at the pictures played on the pianos danced played cards and departed. Mrs jealous visited mary

Friday 23rd In the afternoon to Fort Hamilton I had the pleasure of miss moorehead's company over there and back we heard the band's play an exchange of picture promises believe in a young lady and myself to bed early passed a restless night.