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Played croquet in the evening to atlantic Hotel with Geo. Sprague. I there saw some curious dancing and bad dancers. Spoke to Hageman and others. Saw Humer girls swinging and drinking. Saturday 12th. To Paterson with the village ball club. I played 2 innings. I had one bat and made a home run. Our club was beaten 11 to 10. First time I was ever in P. Found it a large town. After the game came layer been from away to bed about 11. Saturday 13th Uncle William and Dada here. Dada left after dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Fray -nor spent- a few hours here. Amit are, in the evening. Card playing. Monday 14th Very close and warm. Played croquet. Introduced to a young lady by navel Lensom. She has a long nose engelic eyes nervous walk played laeic and expressive some lines approaching broadness. Miss Foedlebers left this evening. She felt sorrowful. I was that way too. Spent the evening quietly with Miss Belle and George. Recieved a letter from gud. No better than the others. Tuesday 15th fishing again. Boat leaking heavily. Caught over 30 fish. Sale for cupper. Played croquet in the morning. Bathing; first time for days. Spent evening looking over old papers. Wednesday 16th Played ball in new wrecht. I played first base. Our opponents were resolules of South 13 Klym. We won 16 to 7. njoyed myself as always do playing ball. Thursday 17th Mixed up my norm faced and pasted letters in my scrap book. Mr. Velsor and family leave tomorrow. The misses Sullivan here most of day. Friday 18th Pasted letters in scrap book played croquet with miss Bella and indulged in limp luetic with her. Dada here. Company in the evening. Saturday 19th Pleasent day. Pasted letters in scrap book in the morning. Played ball in the afternoon. I played second base. Our opponents were the state diplos of maueseud the ground in New Utrecht. The score 18 to 2. The numbers the Unions of Unionville that is resolves. I enjoyed myself greatly. Recieved a kind and friendly letter from Emma Foedlebere. Dada away in the morning. goes to bath hotel in the evening. Sunday 20th Uncle William Came for dinner. He prayed all night; no visitors. Mr. and mrs. Flurence at mrs. Williams. Serving brown Honie with them. Cool weather and large crowd on all the boats.Speaker Keer died yesterday. Monday 21st Up early. A little chilliness in the weather. Aunt Mary heard from aunt jin. The little Stabling woman in want low spirits. Devoted my day to fixing up things. Dan kelly, one of the solemims saw by now the misses Sulliven spent the evenining. No one talking to me or seem to notice me. I retired to my room and wrote to miss Emma. Tuesday 22nd Willie worked at my window at 5 1/2. I had to let him in. Having left my bed I thought it a good place to stay out of it and did so. In the evening Will and I to