Cornelia M. Raymond
Vol. X.


Wea. Mon. Jan. 1, 1894 Ther.

Rob Bliss called before we had had breakfast. He stayed until about eleven. He thought he would go home today, as I
would be engaged tomorrow. I retired to bed half sick. Aunt Mary came from Conway. After tea, Willie took her to
Howards. In the evening, Willie, Frank & I called on Louis. Saw her, John, & Mr. Freeman.


Wea. Tues. Jan. 2, 1894 Ther.

The day of Mr. Richardson's funeral. Aunt Mary came from Conway, but Louie & John refused to let her see Mrs.
Richardson or come to the private funeral. Will spent the afternoon talking to them.
Dr. [Amistafe] preached a fine sermon. We all marched from the house to the church. Nearly 1000 passed by the casket.
Dr. [Humpstone] & Mr. Dixin assisted.


Wea. Wed. Jan. 3, 1894 Ther.
Private funeral at the house. Then we went to the grave.
In the afternoon, Will drove Aunt Mary to the grave. Ruth came today, [...] the funeral.
I lost a call from Harrie Hyde.
I do not feel well. Frank called to see Frankie, Ruth, Mother's [cousin] & me. Ruth has anaemia. Frank may have grippe.


Wea. Thur. Jan. 4, 1894 Ther.
Frankie in bed. Mother & I took lunch with Mrs. DeSaussure & Nannie [Schenck].
Wrote to Stella Hitchcock.


Wea. Fri. Jan. 5, 1894 Ther.
Helpful Aunt Mary [choose] her piano. Mother & I went to N.Y. & bought my cake at O'Neills.
I feel miserable. I prayed to Mother instead of going to prayer meeting.


Wea. Sat. Jan. 6, 1894 Ther.

Mother & I called on Mrs. [Tayntor]. Then we went to Cousin Hattie's to lunch. Saw Fannie & Clara. At 3 we went to a
Vassar Girl Society at Mrs. Hoagland Tangerman's. Mrs. Robinson played & Miss Lillian Wald talked about her work
in the Tenement World. We met Susie Raymond, Lucy Bliss, Ayla Thurston, Belu Allen, Mrs. Babbott, etc.

Evening - Played duets with Willie. Read aloud "Penelope's English Experiences" & Alfred Raymond's letters.


Wea. Sun. Jan. 7, 1894 Ther.

Communion Sunday. Mr. Dixon preached on Wm. Richardson: as I knew him. Horatio King came. Prof. Froelich came
to dinner. I worried a good deal about riding in the horse cart, but finally went with Mother to prayers. [Re...] to supper
at Aunt Susans. Talked up the Salvation Army.


Wea. Mon. Jan. 8, 1894 Ther.

Bought my ticket. Went with Minnie to a 3 o'clock meeting at the Lafayette Av. Church. Dr. Meredith spoke on The
Holy Spirit. Aunt Mary came to tea & Mrs. Harvey called. This evening Mother & the rest of us went to a revival
meeting in the Washington Av. Church lead by Mr. Wharton of Baltimore. We saw his wife.


Wea. Tues. Jan. 9, 1894 Ther.

Minnie came with me to N.Y. & I bought the London [S...] cape at O'Neills. Short call on Ruth. Took 11 A.M. train for
Springfield. Ray met me at N. Haven. Annie Bosworth's father refuses to let her go to college. Went to bed with a
headache.

Vocal class.


Wea. Wed. Jan. 10, 1894 Ther.
Began school. Gertrude Heymond & Alice King are here. Minnie Clark has scarlet fever.
Snowed. Rec'd music from Horatio.


Wea. Thur. Jan. 11, 1894 Ther.

Sick headache so could not attend Sewing [Battalion]. Slept the afternoon. Analysis class. Mr. Strong gave me second
piano part to practice. He wants me to work for degree of music.


Wea. Fri. Jan. 12, 1894 Ther.
Better today head still aches a little. We walked for the first time since Christmas. Snow is blowing & it is bitter cold.
Letter from Mother. Dr. Bowles prescribes Hypophosphites &


Wea. Sat. Jan. 13, 1894 Ther.

Music lessons. Read Outlook & Forum. Began this evening teaching Beatrix Smith her Bible lesson. I asked her to
define a crisis, saying, "What do you mean when you say He is sick, the crisis, will come tonight?" The minister, she
replied.

Last night Pearl Lancaster & an usher of Christ Church went on a Cart to Cooleys Hotel & the [W...]. She staid at the
hotel all night. They say he went home.


Wea. Sun. Jan. 14, 1894 Ther.

A.M. R. [Colton] Smith. On the Human who touched Christs garment. Faith is not Superstition.
P.M. Mr. Hahn [Liprosy]. Fraulein went to church with me morning & evening. Rosie in the evening. I taught Rosie
Bible after church.
The Barteleys have rec'd farewell orders. Went to their farewell meeting. Took an ignorant Jew to penitent form. A good
looking young man asked me a question & quite a number listened while I talked to him.

Miss P. has found out that Marion, Isabelle, Catharine [...] flirted.


Wea. Mon. Jan. 15, 1894 Ther.

Letter from Mrs. Griffin. Isabella returned from Bermuda. Helena Whitman & Edith [Lenpheet] did not realize that they
ought to protest.


Wea. Tues. Jan. 16, 1894 Ther.

Letter from Mother. Ruth worries about Harold. I spoke again to Charles. Frankie cut his ear, 1/2 inch from the jugular
vein.
Went to library to say good bye to Mrs. [Balteley]. She told me about Mary [Shuntiff].
Vocal & Analysis class.
Miss Porter had the girls confers.


Wea. Wed. Jan. 17, 1894 Ther.
Louise Whitfield is here for a visit.
I wrote to Harold.


Wea. Thur. Jan. 18, 1894 Ther.
Mrs. Packard still very ill. Feared pneumonia today.
I went alone to prayer meeting! Reproach of Christ.


Wea. Fri. Jan. 19, 1894 Ther.
Louise Whitfield left.
[Dancing] & singing in the studio.


Wea. Sat. Jan. 20, 1894 Ther.
Music lessons. Practiced this evening for Mr. Andersen. Taught Beatrix her lesson. Mrs. Webb. came.


Wea. Sun. Jan. 21, 1894 Ther.
Dr. Philip [Moxom] (in South Church) Heb. 10:36. They talk I think of calling him! Did not teach Rosie.

S. Army . Heard Mr. & Mrs. Jolly for first time. There [baby] plays the drum. Called on Miss Hill & met her friend
Miss
Did not go to evening church. Miss P. read The Perfected Life. I read from Story of a Short Life.


Wea. Mon. Jan. 22, 1894 Ther.
Call from Mrs. & Miss Warren.
Practiced for Mr. Andersen.


Wea. Tues. Jan. 23, 1894 Ther.

I did not go out. Vocal class. This A.M. I played for children. Miss Porter, [B...] [Thayer] went to Cong. [church], heard
Miss [Jordan] & Dr. [Plummer].


Wea. Wed. Jan. 24, 1894 Ther.

Letter from Ray & from Mother. Mr. Richards has left $165000. Rained, so we played the chair game. Miss Porter
thinks me [untidy].


Wea. Thur. Jan. 25, 1894 Ther.
Miserable day! I turned the steampipes last night & water flooded my room this morning.

P.M. Went shopping & to Battalion. Mrs. Booth is coming Feb. 12.
Prayer meeting. "Jonathan Edwards" state of talk by Mr. Hahn.

Wea. Fri. Jan. 26, 1894 Ther.
Harold sailed yesterday for Naples. Very blue.
Yesterday Rose Dutton had a baby daughter.
I told 2 ghost stories tonight.


Wea. Sat. Jan. 27, 1894 Ther.

I went to N. Haven at 1.45. Ray met me. Harlan, [Marg] & Anna came. No very warm reception. I refused invitation to
Mrs. Prof. Phelps dinner & returned to Springfield on 5.52 train. Told my story to Lena & Miss P.


Wea. Sun. Jan. 28, 1894 Ther.
Prof. Patin of Hartford [Theo. Sem.] Luke [7:22]. Sound sleep. S. Army. Mr. [Maller] is here.
Miss Porter read to us Drummonds Degeneration.


Wea. Mon. Jan. 29, 1894 Ther.
Snowy so the girls "amused me" in the study. I practiced Cantata with Alice King & Mary Geely.


Wea. Tues. Jan. 30, 1894 Ther.

Hard day. Played for Children's Cantata. Played heavenly for Vocal Class Cantata. Called on Gertrude [Curner]. She
was sick at grandfathers [Pen...] class. Blue about Caesar class.


Wea. Wed. Jan. 31, 1894 Ther.
Wrote to Will about Mother's money.


Wea. Thur. Feb. 1, 1894 Ther.
Prayer meeting. Brother from S. Africa talked. Music lesson. Practiced 2 pianos with Mr. [Strong].


Wea. Fri. Feb. 2, 1894 Ther.
Fancy dress party. I feel better today.


Wea. Sat. Feb. 3, 1894 Ther.

Went down town. Beatrix Smith is ill. Called with Miss Bradly on Mrs. Rising, [Cumio], [Blunt], [Bisworts], etc. Saw
Rise Dultin's baby. Helen Filer's engagement is broken. Hot tea with the Jessups.


Wea. Sun. Feb. 4, 1894 Ther.

Communion at Bapt. Ch.
[R...] at S. Army.
Read aloud to girls!


Wea. Mon. Feb. 5, 1894 Ther.
Practiced for Cantata.


Wea. Tues. Feb. 6, 1894 Ther.
Gave Cantata. Letter from Mother about [Harlan] & her property.
Mrs. Harrington from Worcester [school].
Called on Mrs. E. [Brewer] Smith.


Wea. Wed. Feb. 7, 1894 Ther.
Gave a good may [examination].
Letter from [Will] R. about Mothers money.


Wea. Thur. Feb. 8, 1894 Ther.

Examinations. Edith Brooks & Margery [C...] failed in Caesar. Analysis Class. I practiced my duets with Mr. Strong &
played horribly.
Prayer meeting. Subject Watchfulness.
Went to see Capt & Mrs. Jolly. Capt. Jolly says Mr. Brooks was short with them, but Mr. Hahn lovely!


Wea. Fri. Feb. 9, 1894 Ther.
Mother is to receive 3% of her investment.
She is anxious about Harold.
Examinations.


Sun
Wea. Sat. Feb. 10, 1894 Ther.

Prof. Geo. Harris 1 Cer. 3:23. "All things are yours & ye are Christs". The Christian owns all things & he alone. Prof.
Harris hurt me by saying The same man may get [sp...] help from Phillip Brooks, [D L Morely] & perhaps even the
Salvation Army.

S. Army meeting. Staff Capt & Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. M. Gary Lee Holmes experience. I walked up with them to the
[Waills].

Sat.
Wea. Sun. Feb. 11, 1894 Ther.

Isabelle passed in her "Archias".


Wea. Mon. Feb. 12, 1894Ther.

Stormy day. Salvation Army meeting in City Hall addressed by Mrs. Ballington Booth. Mary Browar & Shiff Capt.
Marshall were there. Also the So. Manchester [board]. I met Mrs. Booth & she is coming here tomorrow.


Wea. Tues. Feb. 13, 1894Ther.

Mrs. Booth spoke in our parlors. 12 girls have become Auxiliaries. I drove to Mrs. Woods for her, & also took her &
Mrs. Brewer to station. They & Mrs. Jolley took lunch with us.


Wea. Wed. Feb. 14, 1894Ther.
Arranging new classes.


Wea. Thur. Feb. 15, 1894Ther.
Beautiful prayer meeting.
Practiced badly with Mr. Strong.
The Nye baby died.


Wea. Fri. Feb. 16, 1894 Ther.
Very cold.
Girls had game of questions.


Wea. Sat. Feb. 17, 1894 Ther.

Went down town P.M. Sleigh-ride to [...].
Gave Nellie Jame 1st music lesson.
Hot tea with Bertha Ray at Mrs. Porters.
Sallie Russel's mother is coming because of S. Army.
Isabelle's Miss Smith is here.


Wea. Sun. Feb. 18, 1894 Ther.

Dr. Moxom. Matt 6:10. We did not much like him. Sallie & I met Mrs. Russell at 7.35 A.M. Afternoon Salv. Army with
Miss Thayer. Mr. asked me whether I thought of him. S.A. officer. Walked him with Mrs. Jolly.
Miss Porter read a sermon by Phillips Brooks. Miss Thayer & I called on Bertha Ray. Miss Thayer slept with me.


Wea. Mon. Feb. 19, 1894Ther.
Call from [Milton] [L...] mother & Ann Buckland. [...] tonight Mrs. Russel left.
Dr. Moxom will probably come to Smith Church.


Wea. Tues. Feb. 20, 1894Ther.
Went for music, chem, vocals & to Mrs. Waite's. Played for vocal class. Wrote battalion notices.


Wea. Wed. Feb. 21, 1894Ther.
Practiced for cantata. Ordered photographs of Booths.


Holiday
Wea. Thur. Feb. 22, 1894Ther.

A.M. Entertainment by school. Cantata, French play, essays, etc.
P.M. Went down town, & to sewing battalion for few minutes.
Evening. Washington party.

Wea. Fri. Feb. 23, 1894 Ther.
Mr. Brooks [Lenten] talk on Being a human being.


Wea. Sat. Feb. 24, 1894 Ther.

Very busy day. 5 music lessons. Heard Margery's & Edith's Caesar, gave Marion & Henrietta their geometry
examination, cleaned out labratory.
Miss Norton & me had our first sewing lesson; busting & buck stitching.


Wea. Sun. Fe. 25, 1894 Ther.

Dr. Harris Luke 14:11. Pride & Humility (beautiful). Called on Cousin Helen. Saw Mrs. James [...]. At Salvation Army
talked with young man of 22 who had been in reform school of past 10 yrs.
The Jew is converted.


Wea. Mon. Feb. 26, 1894Ther.
Mother sent a beautiful letter from Harold on the [...]. I hope my prayer is answered.
Played our [duett] with Mr. [Strong], [badly].


Wea. Tues. Feb. 27, 1894Ther.
Letters from Ruth Richardson & Rob Bliss.
Very tired making up lessons.
Played for Vocal class.
Called on Miss Reed.


Wea. Wed. Feb. 28, 1894Ther.
Miss Porter has put a stop to my hearing lessons so much.
Free afternoon. I called on Mrs. [...] & we talked of Helen Whitman. Have 2 music lessons this evening.


Wea. Thur. March 1, 1894 Ther.
Rec'd Belle Hart's wedding card.
Played [Mendellsoshn] Mendelssohn Serenada pretty well. I had been very nervous.
Beautiful meeting. About 6 men & 1 woman [examined].


Wea. Fri. March 2, 1894 Ther.
Miss P. went to Hartford.
Mrs. Chamberlain has had stroke of apoplexy.


Wea. Sat. March 3, 1894 Ther.
Only 4 music lessons. Studied 3 Outlooks. Gave Blanche her Geometry examination.
Was vaccinated. Miss Slade came for the afternoon. She is depressed. I talked of my experience. Went to train with her.
2nd Sewing lesson.


Wea. Sun. March 4, 1894Ther.

Communion in Bapt. church. Beatrix's first Blakesley lesson. Salvation A. I lent father's testament to French Catholic.
At 7.15 he brought a man to "The [...]" to apologise for his mouth being so full of tobacco.
Took some expense [league] cards. Miss Babcock will give [$1.00] [presents].
Fraulein & I tried to [find] French Service. Failed. Went to hear Mr. Hahn. He baptized 7 people.


Wea. Mon. March 5, 1894 Ther.

Isabelle will give $1.00 a month. Called on Mrs. Appleton, but she did not give. She discussed Dr. Moxom & The Bapt.
Church.


Wea. Tues. March 6, 1894 Ther.
Periodical class. Read most of the afternoon.


Wea. Wed. March 7, 1894 Ther.
Had hair shampooed at Morris's Guild.
Called on Mrs. [Cumier], Mrs. Scott (sick) & Mrs. Jolley.
Eleanor Roy subscribed $1.00 a month to the Army.
Gracie [Markins] brought .50.


Wea. Thur. March 8, 1894 Ther.
Prayer meeting. The Courage of Faith. Analysis class.


Wea. Fri. March 9, 1894 Ther.
[Mr.] Brooks talked to our girls on "Taste".
After coming home I went to Mr. Porter's birthday party. He is 50.


Wea. Sat. March 10, 1894 Ther.
Took Carrie & Sallie to Northampton train. Met them in the afternoon.
Miss Porter & I called to see Dr. Moxom at the Appleton's. Found only Jeannette.
3 sewing lessons. Hemming & top sewing.


Wea. Sun. March 11, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Mr. Brooks [Juo] 8:58. P.M. Dr. Moxom Phil. 4:13.14.
I let Lena go to hear Dr. Moxom.
At Salv. A. we fired a volley for Dr. Moxom. One boy [...] I saw I hope get saved. An old man told me his troubles. His
wife has left him & he needs a companion.

I went alone to the South Church this evening.


Wea. Mon. March 12, 1894 Ther.
Miss Thayer has the grippe.


Wea. Tues. March 13, 1894 Ther.
Miss Thayer still in ed.
Vocal Class.


Wea. Wed. March 14, 1894 Ther.
Eleanor Ray passed in Cicero Cat. II.


Wea. Thur. March 15, 1894 Ther.
I did not go to prayer meeting.
Snow-storm after lovely weather.
Worked on counterpt. exam.


Wea. Fri. March 16, 1894 Ther.
Finished my counterpt.
Girls read Merchant of Venice.


Wea. Sat. March 17, 1894 Ther.
Took Violet down town.
Sewing class. Walked to P.O.


Wea. Sun. March 18, 1894 Ther.

Dr. Moxom.
Dr. Moxom.

S. Army. The old man says he will deny self.
Hot tea with Celia & Grace. Sick headache.

Wea. Mon. March 19, 1894 Ther.
Music lesson. Sweet letter from Harold.


Wea. Tues. March 20, 1894 Ther.
Periodical class. Played for Vocal C.


Wea. Wed. March 21, 1894 Ther.
Went down town. Deposited $100 in Savings Bank.


Wea. Thur. March 22, 1894 Ther.

Last day of school. I came to N.Y. alone at 6.33 P.M. Man on car saw me reading S. Army book & spoke to me. Train
45 minutes late. Harold met me. Ruth is at Ithaca. Harold & Ralph are here. Minnie's girls are both gone.
Mrs. Porter of Chicago wants me to teach James latin this summer.


Wea. Fri. March 23, 1894 Ther.

Went over to Dr. Ramsfords. Met Lena. Miss P, Mrs. Web, Mrs. Hughton, & Isabelle Adams. Went to 111 Reach St.
but found it closed.
Prayer meeting. Heard Miss De Brin of Paris.


Wea. Sat. March 24, 1894 Ther.
Went with Mother to Mrs. McCleans. Bought a dress & called on Aunt Susy.
Slept hard this afternoon.


Wea. Sun. March 25, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Dr. Gregg. Math. 28.6. P.M. Mr. Dixon. Juo. 11:25.
I talked with Mr. Dixon about S.A. He said Commander Booth would neither help him nor advertise his meetings.

Wea. Mon. March 26, 1894 Ther.

Bought a batiste dress. Went 4 times to try & find Mrs. Dixon. Finally she came to find me. Went to 111 Reach St.
Talked with Mrs. Booth with Ensign Marshall lieutenant, bought pin & ["Doctrines"].


Wea. Tues. March 27, 1894 Ther.
Went to Mrs. McLean's & to see Nannie Schenck's little Dorothy.


Wea. Wed. March 28, 1894 Ther.

Went to Mrs. Dixon's & shopping. Hattie Bliss came to lunch. Estelle Worcester filled a tooth. Took tea with Lillie
Healy. Frank saw me home. Their house is lovely.


Wea. Thur. March 29, 1894 Ther.

Went to Mrs. Dixon's & Mrs. McLean's. Slept this afternoon & helped Bertha with her Latin. Rainy. Minnie went to
Westfield to see Aunt Mary. Mrs. Dixon brought home my batiste dress.


Wea. Fri. March 30, 1894 Ther.

Mother & I went to Cousin Hattie's & strait to lunch. Clara was busy getting ready to leave for Japan on Sunday. Did
not know of it till Wednesday. Fannie is very pale, thin, & sad, over Theo's sudden death. After lunch, we called on Mrs.
Taintor.

Ray came this P.M. Seems quiet & sad about home. We went to prayer meeting. I asked prayers for Charles.


Wea. Sat. March 31, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Played duetts with Ray. Read Cicero with Bertha. Ray went with me to buy ticket & we took a long walk & talked
of wine drinking.
P.M. Minnie, the girls Mary Sharpe, Will [Lordes] & her mother went to Proff. [Colby's] German lecture. Very
interesting. He will take the [7] Richardson for $75. Usual price for 25 lessons is $15 each.
Evening. Call from Mary Sharpe.


Wea. Sun. April 1, 1894 Ther.
All of Mother's descendants but Marge went to Hausen Rd. Church. A.M. Mr. Dixon Heb. 11:

P.M. Mr. Dixon Heb. 11:
Ward Warner called. Ray is anxious to get nearer Christ.

Wea. Mon. April 2, 1894 Ther.

Ray & I came away together. Miss Bradley, Beatrix Smith, Mr. Chamberlain & baby were on the train. Ray clung to
me. Saw Dr. Judson in Springfield station.
Dear Mr. Anderson died last night.


Wea. Tues. April 3, 1894 Ther.
Dr. Moxon's Installation Speakers. Dr. Behrends [Ept.] 4: Mr. Baldwin, Dr. Geo. Gordon, Dr. [Burnham], Mr. Seldon.
Miss Thayer & I sat behind Mr. Leckwine & Mr. Baldwin.
Miss Porter, Mrs. Packard & Mr. Strong went to Mr. Anderson's funeral.


Wea. Wed. April 4, 1894 Ther.
Rainy day. Mother writes that Bertha nearly died of Asthma Monday after being vaccinated.


Wea. Thur. April 5, 1894 Ther.
Analysis class. Prayer meeting. Asked prayers for Ray.


Wea. Fri. April 6, 1894 Ther.
Mrs. Niles is very ill with pneumonia.
Letter from Fannie Bleis, expressing gratitude for what I had done for her.


Wea. Sat. April 7, 1894 Ther.
Wrote on my S. Army essay. Lena went to see Mrs. Niles.
Sewing class.
Margaret Hastings came.


Wea. Snow Sun. April 8, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Dr. Moxom Acts. P.M. Dr. Moxom Mat. 7:78.
Went to church tonight with Mr. Maltice & the Porters.
A drunkard gave me his bottle. We all prayed with him. Mr. "polo-cat" says he & I are just alike. [A...] is [...] with
consumption.


Wea. Mon. April 9, 1894 Ther.
Worked afternoon & evening on essay.


Wea. Tues. April 10, 1894 Ther.
Read my paper on Salvation Army in last periodical class.


Wea. Wed. April 11, 1894 Ther.
Copied essay.


Wea. Thur. April 12, 1894 Ther.
Memorial service for Mr. Anderson.
Mr. Frank & Miss King say Mrs. Howell was here.
Prayer meeting.


Wea. Fri. April 13, 1894 Ther.

Miss Porter went to N.Y. We hear that Mrs. Ballington Booth is very ill. Games in the studio. Isabelle gave me $5.00
for Mrs. Jolley.


Wea. Sat. April 14, 1894 Ther.
My S. Army article is published in Moving Union.
Jessica is coming to Springfield Wed.
Went down with Charlotte Hastings & Emma Dressee. Also went to library. This evening I began Child's waist.


Wea. Sun. April 15, 1894Ther.

A.M. Dr. Moxom. Relations of pastor to people.
P.M. Dr. Moxom. Luke 18:10.
Went to Army. Mr. [Da...] & Mr. Morse expressed great pleasure about my article. I helped lead a man to go to penitent
form. The Jolly's are going this week. Saw the Moore baby. Mrs. Porter is here. Took tea with her & went to church.
She will take Mother & me into her family. I have invited Cousin H to spend Tues. night.


Wea. Spring Mon. April 16, 1894 Ther.
Wrote Mother about Chicago. Called on Jeannie Barrons.
Miss Porter has gone to N.Y. for Porter [baby].
[Louise] Chapin [inhaled] [HCl].
Miss West the Union reporter writes that my article has been spoken well of.


Wea. Tues. April 17, 1894 Ther.

Cousin Lizzie came at 1.19. Jessica had gone on to Hartford. Miss Porter returned from N.Y. with Ethel for Mrs. Porter.
Cousin L. approves of Chicago.
Ev. We went to Y.M.C.A. & heard Dr. Moxom.


Wea. Wed. April 18, 1894 Ther.
Jessica took lunch & we drove to station. Saw Miss Cutter & Marg. McGrippy.
Mother & Harold letter about Chicago makes me blue.


Wea. Thur. April 19, 1894 Ther.

Prayer meeting. Mr. Hahn spoke beautifully on 91st Psalm.
Music lesson.
Legal holiday has been changed from Fast Day to this. We had no holiday.


Wea. Fri. April 20, 1894 Ther.
Birthday party for 4 girls. Went over & talked with Mrs. Ed Porter about Chicago plan. She seems doubtful.


Wea. Sat. April 21, 1894 Ther.
Mrs. Porter has almost engaged me. Ray wrote thanking me for my kind letter. Went down town.
Miss King 1st vocal class.


Wea. Sun. April 22, 1894Ther.

A.M. Dr. Moxom 1 Cor. 9:23
P.M. Dr. Moxom Juo 4:29.
Beautiful sermon on Salvation & the Christians passion for Souls.
Jolly's are gone. Staff Capt. & Mrs. Marshall. I went with them to Miss Waites.
Mr. Porter went with Miss Thayer & me to church.

Wea. Mon. April 23, 1894 Ther.
Called on Rose [Files Dutton]. Saw Mrs. F. [Falen] & baby.


Wea. Tues. April 24, 1894 Ther.
The house is being [painted].


Wea. Wed. April 25, 1894 Ther.
Went to library. Vocal class in afternoon. Mip King did not need me to play.


Wea. Thur. April 26, 1894 Ther.
Prayer meeting. "Heart Searching".
Vocal class.


Wea. Fri. April 27, 1894 Ther.
Girls went to the woods. I went with Charlotte Hastings to the dentists. Read to girls about [Stabat Mater].
Bought Dr. Moxom's Aim of Life.


Wea. Sat. April 28, 1894 Ther.
Took Anne Smith & Mary Well down town. Anne brought a cape & veil to buy hat.
Emma Whittman spent afternoon here.
Sewing class.


Wea. Sun. April 29, 1894Ther.

A.M. Dr. Moxom Juo. 4:10.
P.M. Dr. Moxom Phil. 1:27.
Wonderful S.A. meeting. Went out & talked to old man who seems to clear his heart. I saw my whiskey-friend. Walked
way up State St. & hope helped a man to decide. He thought Raymond a pretty name. Mr. Porter, Miss Bradly & I went
to church.

Wea. Tue. May 1, 1894 Ther.

Rec'd a letter from Mr. Baker asking me to meet him & hear a confession. So met him on Morgan Ave. at 7.15. Then
went down town.
Mary Hardie came. Miss Thayer is sleeping this week with me.


Wea. Mond. Apr. 30, 1894 Ther.
Took a music lesson.


Wea. Wed. May 2, 1894 Ther.
Festival began tonight. Emma [Juch-Hora] [Moissina] by Parker.
Marion Peck is here. Mrs. Adams, Margaret & Miss Pierson.


Wea. Thur. May 3, 1894 Ther.
2 concerts. Heinrich Davies. Emma Eames. Marion Peck told me about [Mistenitz].


Wea. Fri. May 4, 1894 Ther.
2 concerts. Friedheim. Geraldine Morgan. "Messiah".
Told Mary Thayer and Lena about Marion Peck.


Wea. Sat. May 5, 1894 Ther.
Marion Peck left in tears because I told on her.
Sewing class.
Played for vocal.


Wea. Sun. May 6, 1894 Ther.

Communion. Mr. Hahn 1 Cor. 1:
Annie Bostwick formed the [Cong.] Church.
Sang hymns this evening.

Beautiful S.A. Talked with Mr. Baker. Talked with Mr. Smith who had given me whiskey, so kept him from going out
to drink & he finally came to penitent [form]. I believe him [converted]. Dia Chapin has had slight [shock].


Wea. Mon. May 7, 1894 Ther.
Mary Hastings went away. Miss Porter went to N.Y. for servants. I called on Miss Hill (out) & Celia [Merian].


Wea. Tues. May 8, 1894 Ther.
Wore my brown dress for 1st time. Letter from Mother. Miss Thayer's lesson.


Wea. Wed. May 9, 1894 Ther.
Letters from Rob & Mother. Esther Tourre's wedding cards.
I went to see Mrs. Waite.
Bought 3 testaments. Saw Mr. Baker, but he did not seem to see me.
Played for vocal class. Miss Porter came home.
Louise Chapin writes that her brother has scarlet fever.


Wea. Thur. May 10, 1894 Ther.

Mary Thayer & I went to a Hallelujah wedding. Staff-Capt. Marshall married Frank Morse & Ida Bruce. Did not really
enjoy it.


Wea. Fri. May 11, 1894 Ther.
Rainy for a while. Sent Mother Dr. Moxom's Aim of Life.
This evening worked in laboratory & told ghost stories.


Wea. Sat. May 12, 1894 Ther.
Went to Miss Robinsonwith Isabelle. Went to gas-works etc.


Wea. Sun. May 13, 1894 Ther.
Dr. Moxom Missionary meeting.

S.A. Talked with Mr. Baker & others.
Heard Mr. Hahn's class recite Romans 1-5.
Talmage's Tabernacle lunch.

Wea. Mon. May 14, 1894 Ther.
Drove to Forest Park with Clara Reid.
Call from Mrs. Jane. After Brooks. Bail came.
Henry Mosley died.


Wea. Tues. May 15, 1894 Ther.
I have relaxed throat & can hardly speak. Dr. Bowles came.
Lena addressed [Girls Fondly] & Miss P spoke to Y.W.C.A. in State St. Church.


Wea. Wed. May 16, 1894Ther.
In bed all day, and not allowed to speak. Read part of "Heavenly [Voices]".
Edith Swishert began reading Marcella this evening.


Wea. Thur. May 17, 1894 Ther.
My voice still gone. I staid in bed till music lesson, then took dinner & gave Beatrixes lesson. Saw Dr. Bowles.
A am trying to be patient. I accept this as Girl's discipline.


Wea. Fri. May 18, 1894 Ther.

Voice still gone. Staid in school-room [until] [recess]. Did not teach much. I am asked to be [trait-master] at Reunion
supper.
Lily Raymond has had a dead 5 mos. baby girl.


Wea. Sat. May 19, 1894 Ther.
My voice has come back. Took electricity. Have a little falling of [...].
Sewing class.
Rec'd slipper from Mother.


Wea. Sun. May 20, 1894 Ther.
Staid home all day. Damp.
Gave [Char.] a Testament. Talked [...] [Sallie] & nursing. [Read Robt. Talcerein.]


Wea. Mon. May 21, 1894Ther.
Miss Porter wants me to take electricity. I felt naughty, but she talked to me. Went to bed with sick headache.


Wea. Tues. May 22, 1894 Ther.
Waked up with sick headache, but felt better soon.
Can not feel happy about electricity.
Call from Mrs. Waite.


Wea. Wed. May 23, 1894Ther.
2nd electrical treatment. Feel tired & ugly.


Wea. Thur. May 24, 1894 Ther.

Drove down to meet Mrs. Prof. [Corsen]. As I started Lockwood & Raymond appeared & I took them into the carriage.
Ray is going home sick.
Victoria is 75.


Wea. Fri. May 25, 1894 Ther.
Mrs. [Corsen] lectured us the evening on Spain. Sat with the Barrons.


Wea. Sat. May 26, 1894 Ther.
Mrs. [Corsen] lectured on France, Petrarch [etc].
3rd electric treatment.
Miss Porter, Mrs. C. took tea with the Moxoms at Mr. Porters. I went over in the evening & heard Dr. M. & Mrs. P sing.

Talked about Hamilton [Rich...] & Dr. Kendrick.
Mrs. Ray was there. We talked over Chicago.


Wea. Sun. May 27, 1894 Ther.

Dr. Moxom.
Took dinner with Lena & Miss Bradly at the Porters. Dr. Moxom came for [peregrine]. He knows [Rosselin].
Strange S. Army meeting. Mr. Smith was there. While I was talking, he drank whiskey. Later he smashed the bottle. I

gave him a Testament, talked with two half-way men.
Young man walked home with me who is [bucking] out of army.


Wea. Mon. May 28, 1894Ther.
Took 4th electric treatment. They think my eyes are better.
Called on the [Dornes] to give money to Lieut. Rogers.
Mrs. Corsen went to Smith College & returned.
Edith [Luystreet] had an operation.


Wea. Tues. May 29, 1894 Ther.
Mrs. Corsen went away. Took the girls to [Amusing] times.


Memorial Day.
Wea. Wed. May 30, 1894Ther.
Went to see Mrs. Waite about S.A. meetings.


Wea. Thur. May 31, 1894 Ther.
11 young people examined at State St. Church. Mabel Cohn Russell etc.
Circus day. We went to Dr. Bowles's office but did not see parade. After meeting took 5th electrical treatment. My back

is a little [cursed]. It is very strong.


Wea. Fri. June 1, 1894 Ther.
Marion, Isabelle, Sallie, Violet went to N. Springfield.
After dinner we walked to Crescent Hill.


Wea. Sat. June 2, 1894 Ther.
6th treatment. Ordered new glasses.


Wea. Sun. June 3, 1894 Ther.
Mr. Hahn preached on Communion.

S. Army Lieut. [Newcomb] & Staff Capt. Mrs. Marshall were here from N.Y. The new officers have come.
Capt.
Lieut.
Mr. Maltise, Miss Bradly & I went to hear the S.A. officers from N.Y. in 1st Bapt. Church.
I paid League money.

Called on Jennie Barrons.


Wea. Mon. June 4, 1894 Ther.

I went to hear Mrs. Marshall & Lieut. [Newcomb] speak in a drawing-room meeting at Mrs. Bimie's. Mrs. Dr. Clark &
Mrs. [C...] [g...].
Isabelle Adams has given me a beautiful bust of Dante.


Wea. Tues. June 5, 1894 Ther.
Miss Bartlett & I went to Dr. Moxom's reception.


Wea. Wed. June 6, 1894 Ther.
Tried to collect from Miss Chamberlain on Amherst St.


Wea. Thur. June 7, 1894 Ther.
7th treatment this evening. At prayer meeting, Mr. [Lip...] professed consecration.
The [Fai...] were their.
Prof. Whitney of Yale died.


Wea. Fri. June 8, 1894 Ther.
[Invitation] from Mrs. Kendrick & Prof. Ely.
Edith [Luystreet]. read Vassar examination.
Rec'd Salvation A. pass.


Wea. Sat. June 9, 1894 Ther.
Went down town with May [Seely].

12. book electricity
4. Lena & I went for dress & hat.
Eve conductor & to see Merian.

Wea. Sun. June 10, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Dr. Moxom Matt. 7:24-29
P.M. Dr. Moxom Luke 13:23.24
Children's Sunday. Sermon on House [Building].
Evening went with Mr. Maltise & Miss Thayer. Afternoon Staff. Capt. Marshall dedicated 2 babies. The Moore's &
Sawyers. Walked down Main St. with Mr. Smith. He promised to try. Mr. [L...] friend apologised for smelling bad.

Evening sermon. The [Re...] of the Bible.


Wea. Mon. June 11, 1894Ther.

Lena & I went to Vassar. Met Florence Cushing on Main. Met Mother at Station. Tea at the Dwights. Concert. Slept at
[Mothers].


Wea. Tues. June 12, 1894 Ther.
Alumnae banquet. I spoke for Class [...]. Class day. Class reunion.
Slept at Dwights.


Wea. Wed. June 13, 1894Ther.
Breakfast at college. Met Mr. Deane & Dr. [...]. Came home only hearing a part of Commencement.


Wea. Thur. June 14, 1894 Ther.
9th treatment after prayer meeting.


Wea. Fri. June 15, 1894 Ther.
Picnic to Mt. Holyoke.


Wea. Sat. June 16, 1894 Ther.
Went to Dr. Buckinghams for Roses. Very hot.
Mother came from Albany.
10th electricity.


Wea. Sun. June 17, 1894 Ther.
Hot! Dr. Moxom. Service in Rect.
Went with funny man to penitent form. Nice talk to Mr. Smith. Went with him to [Junior] meeting. This evening Mother

& I called on Merriams & Aunt Susan.


Wea. Hot! Mon. June 18, 1894Ther.
Very blue because [Lat. Prose] did badly.


Wea. Tues. June 19, 1894 Ther.
11th treatment. Still working hard. Not quite so hot.


Wea. Wed. June 20, 1894Ther.
Mother took tea with the Merriams and Aunt Susan. Miss Bradly & I called for her.


Wea. Thur. June 21, 1894 Ther.
12th treatment. Had dress fitted. Isabelle passed her Lat. Prose.
I took Mother to Dr. Moxom's prayer meeting.
[...] of a music lesson Mr. Strong played to me.


Wea. Fri. June 22, 1894 Ther.
Blanche & Marion not yet passed in Lat.
Prof Quillet left for Europe.


Wea. Sat. June 23, 1894 Ther.
13th treatment. Girls college gave tea to the others. Called on Miss Hill. Marion & Blanche passed in Lat. P.


Wea. Sun. June 24, 1894 Ther.
Prof. Moon of Andover. Matt. 25:28.
Mother went to Mr. Baldwins church. Found Mr. Reeves drunk at S.A. Mr. Smith sober for 2 weeks. Mr. -- says Mr.

Hahn smokes. My latest convert says he is afraid he cannot understand the Bible. I lent him a Testament.
Evening. Saw & heard a service by Phillip Brooks.
Wore my new blue to church. My new gray at night.


Wea. Mon. June 25, 1894Ther.
14th treatment. Mother went with me. Sophie Swan is here.
Pres. Carnet is dead. He was assassinated by Anarchist at Lyons.
[Will] has resigned from the A.A.R.R.
Call from Mrs. Waite. Mr. Layill & Frank Morse out of work.


Wea. Tues. June 26, 1894 Ther.
15th treatment.
Class Day Exercise. Prof. Corsen came in the A.M. He read to us in the evening "Wordsworth", "Lady of Shalott" etc.
Prof. C. & I walked around Crescent Hill.


Wea. Wed. June 27, 1894Ther.
16th treatment.
Last day. In the A.M. Prof. Corsen read "Saul". In the evening we had memorial for Mr. Andersen. Selections from M.

[M...] & Music by Mr. Strong, Mr. [Gow] & Mrs. Scott.


Wea. Thur. June 28, 1894 Ther.
17th treatment.
Blanche Hastings is coming down for Latin every day while I am here. The girls went away. Prof. Corsen read from the

Bible & Mrs. Waker.
Mrs. Porter sent me check for $50.00 & asked me to wait till next Wed.
Saw half [witted] man in library.


Wea. Fri. June 29, 1894 Ther.

18th treatment.

Prof. Corsen left. Blanche had Latin. Mae [Cross] went home. Went to sewing Battalion. Saw Mrs. Waite, Capt.
Carrington & Mrs. Moore. In the evening Mother & I went to see the Randalls. Uncle Richard & Aunt Till. Saw May
Randall's wedding presents.


Wea. Sat. June 30, 1894 Ther.
19th treatment. went down town.
Called on the Porter's.


Wea. Sun. July 1, 1894 Ther.
20th treatment.
Dr. Judson [Unanswered] Prayers.
Hard Army meeting. Reeves & May both there but talking did no good. I also talked to Mr. Martin. I heard that my Mr.

Smith was drunk last night. He works at [Merrits Lype]. [...] [...] of Tyler & Dwight. Mr. Maltice here all day. We sat

out this evening.


Wea. Mon. July 2, 1894 Ther.

21st treatment. Blanches lesson. Hot!! I went down to Merrils & hung around for about 1/2 an hour. Then I saw Mr.
Smith & he promises that he would not drink. He said he was drunk Sat. night. I gave him my address.
Played on piano this evening.
Strike in Chicago still very bad.


Wea. Tues. July 3, 1894 Ther.
Blanche's lesson. 22nd treatment. Called on Capt. Carrington. She talked about Frank & Ida Morse.
Mr. Maltice & "China" Mary Porter are here. I telegraphed Mr. Adams. Gave money to Mr. Foster. Called on Miss Hill.


Fin. [Rob. Faleuser]
Wea. Wea. July 4, 1894 Ther.
Blanche Hastings passed Aeneid IV & VI & U.S. History.
Finished Robt. [Feleuser]. Walked to Epis. Ch. with Jennie Barrons. Mrs. Porter wrote asking us to come Friday. Called

on the Langells.
Call from Celia Merriam.
Mother not quite well.
Mr. Maltice here all day.


Wea. Thur. July 5, 1894 Ther.
Went down town with Mother. Met Jennie Barrons. Slept.

P.M. Called on Mrs. Frank Morse & Capt. Carrigan who feels discouraged over her crops.
Evening. Lena & I went to Bethesda House. I to prayer meeting. After telegraphing Mrs. Porter that strikes prevented
our starting to [...], I went to S.A. Mr. Smith was there & I professed conversion. He expressed great gratitude to me. He
drank Tuesday & today. The Lord help him. I cannot.

This afternoon I drove with Mr. Porter, Mr. [Lutpchen] & his little boy.


Wea. Fri. July 6, 1894 Ther.
Mother & I helped stern [...] all the A.M. Mrs. Porter telegraphs us not to come until next week.

P.M. Mother & I left on the 4:00 o'clock train for N. Brookfield. Had a lovely talk with Dr. Burnham all the way to E.
Brookfield. He had supposed me a ritualist & said he wished he could talk with me on my religious experiences; for said
he "Writing Sermons does not make one spiritual".
Mr. & Mrs. Porter met us at train. After supper we sat out-doors. Then I lay down & Mrs. P. read her college settlement
paper.


Wea. Sat. July 7, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Drove to New [Branches]. Went ino the N. Brookfield church & [Hasten] library.
P.M. Slept. Wrote prophecies. Came home. Met Hasting & Madeleine Reed on train.
Found Mr. Maltice here.
Bloodshed in Chicago.
[Bottom of page updside down]
preach on "The Love of Christ constraineth". He spoke about Professional Enthusiasm. Mother went into S.A. for a few
minutes. I staid till 10. My man went to penitent form & when I left he was flat on floor. Afternoon & Eve. Talked with
Mr. May. He wants to write.


Wea. Sun. July 8, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Prof Bingham of Colgate. [...] 26:3. Peace comes from being Sure of God.
Mr. McGregory of Indianapolis was here to dinner.

S.Army. Mr. Smith had come in the night before He had been drinking. Told Capt. that he thought of Miss Raymond
when he drank for she was a good kind lady, but I did not save him. Had queer talk with man who had been educated for
minestry. He could not conquer animal in him. Decided that his trouble was Pride & Live Sin. Said he would decide that
night. Eve. Mother & I heard Mr. Harriman.


Wea. Mon. July 9, 1894 Ther.
33 years old. [...] book from Esther. [Umbrella] from Minnie.
Called on Capt. C. Went to s.A. Took Mr. Cameron to penitent form.
Jesus save me & makes me pure.
Mrs. P. telegraphed to come Wednesday.


Wea. Tues. July 10, 1894 Ther.
Mrs. [Lanyell] will take Jennie's baby.
Catalogued. Mr. Maltice helped.
Sat up till one.


Wea. Wed. July 11, 1894 Ther.
Got up at 6.15 to catalogue. Went down town.
Susy Allen is Associate of a College Mercenary.
Miss Porter came with us to the train. We left for Chicago at 1.12. Took supper in dining area.


Wea. Thur. July 12, 1894 Ther.

Breakfast in dining car. No sign of [smoke] except soldiers at & near Chicago & burnt cars. Mrs. Porter & James met us
at station. Mrs. Foster met us at the door. Saw Miss Marion & little Frances & Charlotte.
Evening. Mrs. P. & James took me to park & to the lake.


Wea. Fri. July 13, 1894 Ther.
1st lesson. Rather long, but James told his mother he enjoyed it.
Ray writes that he graduated & though he lost 25% he was on Dissertation.
Afternoon. Slept. Read Grux's Baby & began Les Miserables.
Eve. Mother & I walked into park. Then read in the parlor.


Wea. Sat. July 14, 1894 Ther.
2nd lesson. Mother & I went to see Stan & Helen 3319 Calumet Av. Stan drove us to Washington Park. He staid to tea.
Minnie has sprained her elbow at Liberty.


Wea. Sun. July 15, 1894 Ther.
John Rusk Fullerton Av. Pres. Juo. 8:34.
Miss [Klumke] came to dinner. I went with her to take pictures in the park.
Eve. James took us over to the Adams [beautiful] home & played on [Aeoli's] Organ.


Wea. Mon. July 16, 1894 Ther.
Mrs. Porter, Miss Marvin, Charlotte & James left for Springfield & Maine.
3rd lesson. Then James showed me his cabinet.
Letter from Capt. Carrigan. Ida Moore all right. Carmen is kept. May Reeves & [Wilst] are converted.
Eve. Mother & I walked to lake.


Wea. Tues. July 17, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Began a letter to Capt. Carrigan. 4th lesson. Slept. Mother down with Mrs. F.
P.M. Went down town. Bought black serge & waists.
Eve. Sat on porch. Read. Talked with James on lying & evil.

Wea. Wed. July 18, 1894 Ther.
5th lesson. James showed me his mother's comforter. Wrote to Esther. Slept. Read.
Evening. Talked on porch with Mother Mrs. F. James. Miss Klumke came over. James & I talked about suffering.


Wea. Thur. July 19, 1894 Ther.
6th lesson.
The Adams came home. Isabelle & Violet Cohen came over this afternoon. James spent evening out. Rained this

evening.


Wea. Fri. July 20, 1894 Ther.
7th lesson. Morning & afternoon. Cooler.
Afternoon. Went down town shopping.
Eve. James went with me & the Adams to see the waves on the lake. Then Isabelle & Mr. & Mrs. A. came in. Tricks

with cards.


Wea. Sat. July 21, 1894 Ther.
8th lesson.
Afternoon. Mother & I called on Madge & Hattie Bliss.
Eve. Went over to Isabelle's to a candy pull. Met

Mr.
Mr.
Mrs. Sisson.

James played while candy was being made.


Wea. Sun. July 22, 1894 Ther.
Pres. Stryker of Hamilton College preached at 4th Prs. Church on Rom. 13:10 Love Life. Saw Liberty.
"Prof. Liberty is perfect obedience to perfect law".

P.M. Bent my false tooth with a caramel. Talked about religion with James. Read.
Evening. Read [...] to Mrs. Foster. Read Real Folks to myself.

Wea. Mon. July 23, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Went to Mrs. Adams dentist. He charged nothing for re-setting my tooth. 9th lesson.
P.M. Slept. Call from Fannie & Katharine Bates.
Eve. James went to Evanston. I read Parkman to Mrs. F., Mother, Mrs. Adams, Miss Klumke.

Wea. Tues. July 24, 1894 Ther.

A.M. 10th lesson & also in P.M.
P.M. Call from Mary Phillips & Agnes Mygalt.
Eve. Went with Ruth of Bryn Mawr, Isabelle, Margaret & James to see electric fountain.

Wea. Wed. July 25, 1894 Ther.

A.M. 11th lesson. James seemed more interested.
P.M. Mother & I went to the Art Museum.
Eve. Mrs. Foster told me that I made James talk. He went to call & I tried Old Curiosity Shop about. Mrs. Richardson is
going to send Willie to Europe with Will.
We have jolly times at the table.


Wea. Thur. July 26, 1894 Ther.

In the evening drove in the bus with Mrs. Adams, Isabelle, Mother, Miss Klumke, Mrs. Foster & James. Passed Mrs.
Pottes Palmers. Saw gates from German department of manufactures building.
Had lemonade. Finished Blithedale Romance. Began Pride & Prejudice.


Wea. Fri. July 27, 1894 Ther.

Hot!
Went to the Bradleys to tea. Met young people in the evening. Mrs. Hawley, (Madeleine -Spanish) [Kuns] Clara
[Aldridge].


Wea. Sat. July 28, 1894 Ther.
A.M. 14th lesson.

P.M. Wrote to Bessie. Slept. Read.
Eve. After James had come back from paying on organ, we read & talked about death.

Wea. Sun. July 29, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Pres. Stryker. Heb. 1:1.
Splendid sermon on Prophetical Succession. A prophet is a truth-declarer. When we have truth we must give it.
P.M. Wrote to Capt. Carrigan. Slept. Read.
Eve. Read Phillips Brooks to Mother & Mrs. Foster. James & I read after the others had gone to bed. Talked about
religion.


Wea. Mon. July 30, 1894 Ther.

A.M. 15th lesson. Hot.
P.M. Went down town with Mother. Bought buckle and shirt waist. Separated from Mother & went to hear the Aeolian
Organ played.
Eve. James took Mother & me to Brownie entertainment. I sat with him & Mother with Mip Klumke.


Wea. Tues. July 31, 1894 Ther.
Wrote to Miss Porter, Mrs. Packard & Anna Lathrop.
Call from Mrs. [...] Bate & Fannie.
James went to Brownie entertainment. I walked on the piazza & prayed & got a [...].


Wea. Wed. Aug. 1, 1894 Ther.

A.M. 17th lesson. James has rec'd an excellent report & he encouraged me about the Latin.
P.M. Wrote to Jessie & Edith Hohner. Call from Fannie Baker &
Eve. [Gt. fire]. We saw the clouds all red. Threatened thunder-storm, but not much rain. I read Whittier & Old from
Tolk. James came in from the Adams at 8.15 & read Jane Austin.


Wea. Thur. Aug. 2, 1894 Ther.

A.M. 18th lesson. Letter from Howard May telling of his conversion.
P.M. Slept. Wrote to Mrs. Gibson & Mary Thayer, Mrs. Mac[Lush], and Mr. Aldridge.
[Windy]. We sat & read James & I from 8.30 to 8.45.

Wea. Fri. Aug. 3, 1894 Ther.
19th lesson.
Mrs. Adams sent Miss Klumke, Mother & me to the Hull House & there we met Anna Lathrop, her brother, & sister.
Eve. James took me over to hear him play on the organ.


Wea. Sat. Aug. 4, 1894 Ther.

20th lesson. Mother & I left for [Muk...] on 1.27 train. Drove down in the coupe. Train jammed so got on 2nd section.
Woman separated from children 3 & 5 yrs. old.

Should have reached M. at 4.14 but were over an hour late. Rachel Sharpe met us. Found Uncle Wm., Aunt Kate, Uncle
Richard, Aunt Till & Ray. Ray has a telescope from Frank.


Wea. Sun. Aug. 5, 1894 Ther.
Sleepy all day. Aunt Kate talked a good deal.
Mrs. Foster is 86 yrs. old.


Wea. Mon. Aug. 6, 1894 Ther.
Came home at 11.20 A.M.
Latin in afternoon & evening.


Wea. Tues. 7, 1894 Ther.
Hot & dry.

A.M. 22nd lesson.

P.M. Mr. & Mrs. Adams, Isabelle, Margaret, James & I drove to Mr. Ellsworth's beautiful house.
Eve. Talked on piazza with James & Mother till after 8. One hour of Caesar. Then James & I talked about Christianity
till bedtime.


Wea. Wed. Aug. 8, 1894 Ther.
Rec'd letter from Mr. Smith.
23rd lesson 2 hrs before lunch 1/2 hr. After We talked about narrow & broad education at lunch.

P.M. Wrote to Esther & Belle Hart Herman.
Evening. Presbyterian prayer meeting. When I am mad, then am I strong! James called at [M...] [...].

Wea. Thur. Aug. 9, 1894 Ther.
Letter from Mrs. Porter asking me to hear James every day! I replied. 24th lesson.
Wrote to Mrs. Will Porter & Nellie. Called on Mrs. Bates.
Eve. James showed me jumping beans. Talked on piazza. Showed trick with umbrella. Took me to hear him play on

organ.


Wea. Fri. Aug. 10, 1894 Ther.
25th lesson. Letter from Bertha & money from Mr. Aldrich $30 & $12.

P.M. The Adams family, James & I took [long] drive through West side & home via Fullerton Ave.
Eve. Walked with Mother to the lake. Read.

Wea. Sat. Aug. 11, 1894 Ther.
26th lesson. James seems tired.
Wrote to Laura Mithcell, Fannie Bliss, Mrs. Griffin.
Mother & Mrs. F. went over to Mrs. Adams.
Eve. Mother, Mrs. Adams, Miss Klumke, a sister & cousin of Mr. Adams went driving. James started but suddenly left

us!


Wea. Sun. Aug. 12, 1894 Ther.

A.M. LaSalle Ave. Bapt. Ch.
Mr. Colwell Juo. 14:2
Not interesting perhaps what I needed.
P.M. Miss Klumke came over & told me what was said about my talking. I guess it did me good. Fannie Bates called to
ask us to tea at her sisters Mrs. Bates Saturday.
Eve. James gave me a lecture on evolution & asked me to go to park tomorrow.


Wea. Mon. Aug. 13, 1894 Ther.

A.M. James seems brighter & had better lesson. In our hour recess we walked together to Park to see pond-lilies &
annuals & flowers.
P.M. Went over to read Vanity Fair & talk while Mrs. Adams sat for her portrait.
Eve. Went with James to hear him play on the organ.

Wea. Tues. Aug. 14, 1894 Ther.

A.M. 28th lesson. A.M. & P.M.
A.M. Walked to lily-ponds with Mother. Rec'd picture of Wm. Todd.
P.M. Went down town. Bought shoes, beans, heard organ.
Eve. James, Adamses, Ruth [Furness] & I went to [Burdox] concert.

Wea. Wed. Aug. 15, 1894 Ther.

A.M. 29th lesson. In our recess, James & I walked to the lake.
P.M. Went down town. Went to roof of [Masonic] Temple, 21 stories. Met Dollie Rogers. Got [...] table at Auditorium.
Heard Organ.
Miss call from Anne Lathrop.
Evening. Baldwin Ave. Bapt. prayer meeting.
Invitation from Mrs. Bates.


Wea. Thur. Aug. 16, 1894 Ther.

A.M. 30th lesson. Letter from Lena Bostwick.
P.M. Mother & I went to Chicago University. Met Miss Bates at Cobbs Hall. Found Miss Reynolds at [Nancy Foster]
Hall. We are to spend Sept. 2 with her.
Eve. James & I called on Ruth Furness. Read Marcella later.


Wea. Fri. Aug. 17, 1894 Ther.

A.M. 31st lesson. Wrote to Lena B.
P.M. Went with Mother & Mrs. Foster to Maurice Porter Hospital.
Eve. We all drove to Electric fountain.

Wea. Sat. Aug. 18, 1894 Ther.

A.M. 32nd lesson. James was quite jolly.
P.M. James went with the Adams family to share battle at Evanston. Letter from Capt. Carrigan. Smith is doing well;
feels hurt because he did wrong after writing.
Eve. Mother & I took dinner with Mr. & Mrs. [...] Bates. Katharine & Fanny were there.


Wea. Sun. Aug. 19, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Dr. [Shinning] (Church of the Covenant) Acts 27. Sat with Mr. Bates. I staid to S.S. in Mr. Woodbridge's class.
Juo. 1:35.
[Two] [good] [...].
Juo. Baptist was not self-seeking. He pointed to Christ.
We should pray. 1st for God's glory, 2nd his Kingdom. 2nd our own requests.

P.M. Miss Klumke & I went to hospital. I wrote Mr. Smith & Capt. Carrigan.
Eve. James went to Mrs. Adams. I read aloud sermon of Bishop Lawrences. Went alone to Fullerton Ave. Pres. church.
Song of Sol. 2:15.
James showed me Harvard pictures.
Wrote Howard May.


Wea. Mon. Aug. 20, 1894 Ther.

A.M. 33rd lesson. James quite jolly.
P.M. MOther & I called on Mrs. Phillips & Mary.
Eve. Went to hear James play on the organ. They talked about going to the Univ. tomorrow.

Wea. Tues. Aug. 21, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Very restless night & fell blue. 34th lesson.
P.M. James did not go to Univ.
Eve. Called on the nurses at the hospital. After I came in we talked till late.

Wea. Thurs. Aug. 22, 1894 Ther.
A.M. 36th lesson.

P.M. James went with Adams party to University & [Shuts]. [P...] at 11 P.M. Mother & I met to Columbian Museum &
rode in boat. Met [Kellie] Hull on [car].
Eve. Read Colette to Mrs. F. Mother washed head.


Wea. Wed. Aug. 23, 1894 Ther.
A.M. 35th lesson.
Eve. Went over to Mrs. A. James & I to play Mythology. So did not go to church.


Wea. Fri. Aug. 24, 1894 Ther.
37th lesson. One part in the evening. Interuppted by Isabelle dressed in Margarets clothes.
Call from Miss Bradley. Asked her to [return]. We watched Isabelle & James play then went over to Adams house. I

played on organ.
10 grains of quinine.


Wea. Sat. Aug. 25, 1894 Ther.

38th lesson. Mother & I went by 2.20 train to [...] to see Mrs. MacLeish. Returned at 7.34. Lily Day & husband came to
dinner. Saw - 4. Archie 2. Baby is expected.
Quite a little Hay fever. 10 grains of quinine.


Wea. Sun. Aug. 26, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Miss Reynolds called so I did not go to church. I drove with her & Mrs. Adams to the station. We took dinner with
Mrs. Adams.
P.M. I guess James & Isabelle went to see Ruth. First Mrs. A. played on organ. Then J. played.
Eve. Read sermon to Mrs. Foster. Then went to Fullerton Ave. Pres. church. Jer. 3:1 Manliness.

Wea. Mon. Aug. 27, 1894 Ther.

James & Ruth went with the Adams family to Shaw battle at Evanston. In the P.M. I called on Marg Bradly (who is to
return) & Emily Rollinson, Mrs. Mims Poucher 5826 Washington Ave. Saw Emily 8. & Rollinson 3 1/2. Saw Prof.
[Denman] on the cable. Met him at Ill. Cent. Station. I had bought popcorn. Some hay-fever. 10 grains of quinine.

Prof. Hinkel is dead. Mother met Wilkinsons at Newbury library.


Wea. Tues. Aug. 28, 1894 Ther.
40th lesson. James spent most of the day in his room. Is he tired, sick or in love?
Felt miserable with cold, quinine, & warmer weather.
Called on the Pollocks in the evening. Talked about Mollie [Slirens] & Louise Braden.


Wea. Wed. Aug. 29, 1894 Ther.
41st lesson. Miserable from hay-fever. James is more amiable.
Lovely letter from Wm. Todd.


Wea. Thur. Aug. 30, 1894 Ther.
A.M. 42nd lesson.

P.M. Mother & I went to take dinner with Katharine & Fannie Bates. Eades came in later.

Wea. Fri. Aug. 31, 1894 Ther.

A.M. 43rd lesson. James very amiable.
P.M. Mother & I went to dinner at Dr. Wilkinsons. Met Edith Florence, Ethel Enline, Mrs. Barkin, Dr.?, Myra
Reynolds. Introduced to Dr. Gow & Mr. Jackson. We missed seeing Bradly Davis at dinner.
Letter from Ray which I answered.


Wea. Sat. Sept. 1, 1894 Ther.

James tried writing his transalations. Had a hard time at first. Not very amiable today. I have not hay-fever much for
some days. I am taking aconite for Mother & going without fruit for James.

Mrs. Adams & I drove to Station for Miss Reynolds & Miss Richardson. Mother & I invited to meet them at dinner.
Mother drove to station in evening. I found James at home but he skipped out on piazza. Letter from Will C. Capt.
[Emily] wrote that [Reeves] & [Wilde] have gone back. Smith wants me to return.


Wea. Sun. Sept. 2 1894 Ther.

A.M. Church of the Covenant. Dr. Breed. 2 Kings 20:8-11. Staid to Mr. Woodbridge's class. Cleansing the Temple. Did
Christ drive out the people with [cords].
P.M. Went with James to hear him play organ. When Isa. said she had called on Ruth, he suddenly grew sullen.
Pleasanter after talking with Mrs. Adams. Spent the evening out.
Eve. Mr. Brainard Belden Ave. Bapt. Hosea 8:7. At dinner & before going to bed James & I had a discussion about
Inspiration of Bible. He called it religious controversy.

Wrote my capt.


Wea. Mon. Sept. 3, 1894 Ther.
45th lesson. James very sober. He can be trying. First rainy day.

P.M. We thought it had stopped, so called on Mrs. Fabian 1509 Ridge Av. Evanston. She sent us to cars in her carriage.
Pored coming home & in evening.
James went to Aunt A. came in amiable & talked. I read to Mrs. Foster & Mother.


Wea. Tues. Sept. 4, 1894 Ther.
46th lesson. Mrs. Porter, Miss Marvin & children came home.


Wea. Wed. Sept. 5, 1894 Ther.
47th lesson. I called on Hattie Bliss & heard of her intellectual flirtation.
Bradly Davis came to tea. He knew Mr. Griffin.
My hay-fever scarcely troubles me.
I guess James called on Ruth. He has her picture.


Wea. Thur. Sept. 6 1894 Ther.
48th lesson.
In the evening I went to the hospital, & found Miss Marvin there. Afterwards, She & I walked & we talked about the

family. She told me in the morning that she had lost her religion.
The Bass boys came in.


Wea. Fri. Sept. 7, 1894 Ther.

49th lesson. Mother & I went down to Starr's for the night. Very hot & I had my worst hay fever. Ray writes that he is
coming to Chicago next week.


Wea. Sat. Sept. 8, 1894 Ther.

50th lesson. Bad night with bugs. Nice lesson with James. Gertrude Bass Fisk came to lunch. James Bradley, Ruth & the
Adams went to the Shutes. Then James & the Bass boys went out to Lake Forest for Sunday.
Starr drove us to car, past Pullman house etc.


Wea. Sun. Sept. 9, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Dr. Gifford Mark 9:24. Beautiful sermon. Then we went to Raymond Bliss to dinner. Raymond spoke scornfully
of religion. Hattie confessed to me that she had lost faith in her religion. Came home to find Mrs. Foster & Mrs. Porter
both sick.

Wea. Mon. Sept. 10, 1894 Ther.

Telegraph boy got me up in the night. 51st lesson. James slept so long in the morning that lesson was post poned till
evening. Then the Phillips called & so we had but 1/2 hr, but it was good lesson.
Mrs. Porter in her room all day.


Wea. Tues. Sept. 11, 1894 Ther.
52nd lesson. In the evening James & I played cards at the Adams.
Jennie McKinny is dead.


Wea. Wed. Sept. 12, 1894 Ther.
53rd lesson. Belden Ave. Bapt. prayer meeting. I spoke. Miss Pollock gave me electricity.
James went out to dinner.
Calls from Mrs. Fabian & Ray Lloyd.
Heard of Cousin Lizzies escape from fire.


Wea. Thur. Sept. 13, 1894 Ther.
54th lesson.
Ray & I called at Miss Mirreah's. Walked to Newberry Library, then home on the Lake Front. Gave James one lesson in

the afternoon & he was very jolly.


Wea. Fri. Sept. 14, 1894 Ther.
55th lesson.
Call from Fannie Bates. In the evening I went to the hospital & Miss Pollock gave me electricity. I talked religion.


Wea. Sat. Sept. 15, 1894 Ther.
56th lesson. Letter from Capt. Carrigan.
Mother went down to see about our taking limited train, but we decided not to.

P.M. Ray came to take us driving in a buggy. We were gone about 4 hrs. Ashland Ave., Douglass, Garfield, & Humbolt
Park.
Eve. Took electric treatment.


Wea. Sun. Sept. 16, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Prof. Irving Matt. 13:25 The Strikes.
P.M. Read Carlyle. Went home to hospital. Saw Martin, Charlie, Johnnie, two Frankies. Frankie held my hand. I told
them [strong] of [Offerus] & X.
Eve. Heard James play Tannhauser-Batistes Offertoire Op. 23 & Mrs. Adams played Communion & Elevation.
Fullerton Ave. Pres. got nervous because of [...] sermon. Miss Pollack walked home with me. She says I have helped
her. Howard family in bed. Miss Marvin came into our room.


Wea. Mon. Sept. 17, 1894 Ther.

A.M. 57th & last lesson. James wouldn't stay for the last hour. This is the only hour that we have lost. I went twice to
the hospital, to the lake with Miss Marvin & to the Adams. Mother & I left by the Penn. R.R. & 3.15.

Wea. Tues. Sept. 18, 1894 Ther.
Rainy, poured all day.

Met two Chicago ladies on the train. Mrs. Pivney & Mrs. Ross. The latter has two sons, Warner & Charlie. She knows
the Dickensons & Barkins. Arrived about one hour late. Train due at 9.38. Minnie met us at the Annex. Ray is here. We
learned of Duncan McFarland's accident & death.


Wea. Wed. Sept. 19, 1894 Ther.
Will C. has brought me a card case, Will J. a [Cologne] spoon.
This evening Dr. [Juo.] called.


Wea. Thur. Sept. 20, 1894 Ther.
I suppose James takes his examination today. Went down to order glasses.
Called at Cousin Hatties & saw her Helen, Lizzie Ayres & Clara.
Eve. [Hinted] to Dr. Juo's to see his European gifts.
Afternoon. Went to Ruths new home on Oxford St. Ralph has on Cory pants. He studied the Easy Sat. Method by

himself this summer.


Wea. Fri. Sept. 21, 1894 Ther.

Read old letters written to Hattie. Mother, Minnie & I went to Ruth's to lunch. Cousin Hattie called. I called on Lou
Dickensen, but found her out.

Eve. Prayer-meeting. Times reporter examined. Called at Mrs. [Tooths] to say good-bye, but she had gone to the
steamer.


Wea. Sat. Sept. 22, 1894 Ther.

Read letters. Called with Mother at Cousin Sallie. No one home. Called on Aunt Susan. Kate expect No.4 in Nov. Rose
Howard is failing.
Afternoon. Went with Miss & girls in bathing at Coney I. Their old singing teacher was in the water.
Eve. Took dinner at Harolds. Harold asked Grace.
This would have been Mrs. Richardsons golden wedding day.


Wea. Sun. Sept. 23, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Mr. Dixon Matt 5:3.
Harold & Ralph came to church. Saw blind Fannie Crosby there. Mr. Dixon said.
Children of devil are not children of Girl(?). They are not children of Girl till they are born again.
Mr. Dixon The other side
Juo.1:12,13 Gal.4:1-6 (?)
Rom.8:14-17
Gal.3:26
Eph.1:5
1 Juo.3:1
Len & "Will" Dickerson called.

Eve. Mr. Dixon Matt.5:4


Wea. Mon. Sept. 24, 1894 Ther.
Ray returned but left in P.M. for Litchfield. Did not pay what he borrowed.
Mother & I took lunch with Aunt Susan. Saw Miss Vail, Kittie, Regina, Dorothy, Clara Howard. Laura [Filerton] came

in. She thinks Rose Jewitt can't [recover].
I called on Suzy Norton. Saw little Ernie asleep. Called to see Lily's baby but he was out.


Wea. Tues. Sept. 25, 1894 Ther.

Went shopping with Minnie. Ruth Ray came to lunch. Mary & Frank Sharpe called after lunch & told of their trip to
Portland & the White Mts. I started off with Will & Mother & I bade good bye hurriedly & so cheerfully. I went up in
the World Elev. after. Arrived in Springfield about 8. My trunk has not come. They have given my room to Franlein &
Marion. I have the little room. Talked about James. Corella has returned & Edith from Florida is here.


Wea. Wed. Sept. 26, 1894 Ther.
Scholars came today, mostly. I went down to meet Maude Kellar. Marion went to 4th birthday of Mabel [Beroles's] boy.
Played games & danced.


Wea. Thur. Sept. 27, 1894 Ther.
First day. Did not so much.
[Elisha] Lewis came with Yale papers. Staid from little after 7 till about 11.


Wea. Fri. Sept. 28, 1894 Ther.
James has failed in his Latin!
First my heart was broken but it may be what I needed. Miss P. & Lena think him to blame.
Mother feels bad about my room.
Eleanor Ray returned with Mary Mills. Her brother has disappeared. Girls had progression old maid party.


Wea. Sat. Sept. 29, 1894 Ther.
1st electric treatment this fall.

P.M. Went down to bring Grace McFarlane home. Met Mr. McGrand from Detroit. Father of [1st] J.C.Grand clubs
Stanly McGraw.

Wea. Sun. Sept. 30, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Dr. Moxom Rom 12:1 "Spiritual Service" Our motive is not fear or reward, but the mercifulness of God. The
service is rational or spiritual. The consecration is total. Do not separate the secular from the spiritual, business from
[religion], etc.
P.M. Took girls to Smith Church Communion. I did not take mine. Mrs. Russel is spending the day here.
S.Army [Carmen] has been going to bad. Went to penitent form & talked at not being a soldier. Scolded Smith! Reeves
seemed hopeless. May was nice.
Happy in spite of James. I am getting "instruction in trial" as Dr. Moxom prayed.


Wea. Mon. Oct. 1, 1894 Ther.
2nd treatment at 8.30 this evening.


Wea. Tues. Oct. 2, 1894 Ther.
Vocal class met. I did not play.
Will's "Uncle Abram" is dead.
Letter from Emma Whittemore.
Miss Bradly & I called on Miss Hubbard. Found a young man there.


Wea. Wed. Oct. 3, 1894 Ther.
Drawing class. 3rd treatment in the evening. Met Mr. Reeves in the car.
MIss p. had bad cold.


Wea. Thur. Oct. 4, 1894 Ther.
Analysis class. Chas. & I drove for Maude Munsell.
Prayer-meeting. Mr. Hahn squelched Mr. Meynard (?) Mr. Hahn had a [...] bone yesterday.
Prof. Swing died.


Wea. Fri. Oct. 5, 1894 Ther.
New girls gave a party to the old.


Wea. Sat. oct. 6, 1894 Ther.
Mabel Nassau & Miss Thayer came 4th treatment.
Miss P.'s birthday. Mrs. Packard & I gave her a button book.
She is in bed today. Bladder trouble.
Bought music. Mr. Lewis said Mrs. L. fraul Elesten would stay all night.
Miss Thayer returned. Belle Nassau came.


Wea. Tues. Oct. 9, 1894 Ther.
Prof. Moore wants me to change from Harkness grammar.
Miss P. is worse. Dr. Bowles says she must stay in bed. I staid out of periodical.
Mrs. [DeGolyert] & Mr. Bowman are engaged.


Wea. Rain Wed. Oct. 10, 1894 Ther.

Miss Porter still in bed with grippe & catarrh of the bladder. Mary Thayer has returned from Hartford & leaves
tomorrow. We have telegraphed for Fannie Bates.
5th treatment this P.M. Clarence Smith has Riding trouble.


Wea. Thur. Oct. 11, 1894Ther.
Prayer. Mr. Ward of Dr. Gordon's church preached. Called on Cousin Helen. [Found] Cousin Sallie.
Mary Thayer left. Miss Porter still sick.


Wea. Fri. Oct. 12, 1894 Ther.
Miss P. still ill. Girls gave Cotillon.


Wea. Sat. oct. 13, 1894 Ther.
I took Grace MacFarlane & Corella Taylor shopping, after giving 3 mucis lessons.
Played in Gym. as it rained. Read latin with Margory Overman.

8.30 P.M. 6th treatment. Miss Porter is better.

Wea. Sun. Oct. 14, 1894 Ther.

Dr. Moxom Dent 6:7. [She] Sunday School. Nice S.S. class. Began Blakeslee lessons. Grace Macfarlane asked to join.
Ther others are Julie Russell, Julia [Murkell], Beatrix Smith, Esther Mathers.

P.M. S.A. Talked with Parson. Smith ways he has not drunk. Talked with 3 strange young men. Took a cup of tea with
Capt. & [...] [Moores] & we prayed. The [Moores] are going on the field at [Worcester].
Eve. Sang he [...]. Read from Old [...]. Wrote Aunt Susan about the [Skinners].
Miss P. has [...] [fever].


Wea. Mon. Oct. 15, 1894 Ther.
7th treatment at 8.30. Miss P. was kept quiet & so is better.
Mrs. McLeish writes that her baby kenneth was born Sept. 19.


Wea. Tues. Oct. 16, 1894Ther.

8th treatment at 8.30. Miss P. not so well. Mrs. Overman called to see about Margery. Helen [Hriesdale] has begun
teaching. Aunt S. wrote about Lucy Skinner.
Went to library just before dinner. Walked home with Miss Woodman.


Wea. Wed. oct. 17, 1894 Ther.
Sat up late.
Girls took apples on walk.


Wea. Thur. Oct. 18, 1894Ther.
Lucy Skinner came today to see us. She is engaged to Allen Raymond.
Jennie [Treling] called. I wrote letters for Miss P.
Analysis class.


Wea. Fri. Oct. 19, 1894 Ther.
Miss P. was dressed today. Girls gave donkey party.
Fannie McIntosh was married Oct. 17 to Mr. Roney. Live in Cazenovia.
Anne Lloyd write Mother and "Sister Nell".


Wea. Sat. oct. 20, 1894 Ther.
We all drove to Indian Orchard.
Mr. Rothschild was in Springfield.
9th treatment.


Wea. Sun. Oct. 21, 1894 Ther.
Wrote to Cousin L. & Fannie McIntosh Roney.
S.Army time. Saw recruits swim for the 1st time.
Read [D...] [P...] to girls.


Wea. Mon. Oct. 22, 1894 Ther.
Miss B's periodical class this afternoon. Changed from [Wed].
Miss Skinner came. 10th treatment this p.m.
Florence Fisher began her treatments.
The Severances have failed & left company.


Wea. Tues. Oct. 23, 1894Ther.
Calls from Mrs. Parkinson & Marion Jones.
Called on Mrs. Clark (out), Mrs. Dr. Chapin, & the Hodges. Saw Nellie's three children.
Took tea with Mrs. Porter & Josie.
I went in to periodical class at the end.
Margery's 2nd lesson.


Wea. Wed. Oct. 24, 1894 Ther. Rain.
11th treatment. Miss Louise Morgan married tonight. Miss Robison made me wear her fur cape.


Wea. Thur. Oct. 25, 1894Ther. Rain.
Geo. Needham spoke on the 2nd Advent.
Met Mrs. Nassau.
2nd letter from James.


Wea. Fri. Oct. 26, 1894 Ther.
Celebrated Hallowe'en.
Went to library.
Not feeling well.


Wea. Sat. Oct. 27, 1894 Ther.
Miss P. drove to N. Springfield. Went to S.A.


Wea. Sun. Oct. 28, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Dr. Moxom 1 Cor. 12:27
P.M. Called on Celia M. to see Junior Guild.
S.Army. Talked to Eliza Parsons Smith & [...]
Mr. Maltice, Miss Bradley, Miss Skinner & I went to South Ch. to hear Capt. Cummings.

Wea. Mon. Oct. 29, 1894 Ther.
Dr. Moxom called.


Wea. Tues. Oct. 30, 1894Ther.

Letter from Cameron saying that he is "completely saved". I helped him. I called on Capt. Carrigan, but found that she
was on rest. Saw
Called on Jeanine Barrons. Met Mary Rayner & Miss Hogan.
Called on the Dorns. Saw the Capt. & Lieut. Had prayer meeting.


Wea. Wed. Oct. 31, 1894 Ther.
12th treatment.
Sallie & Julie Russel are called home by their mothers illness.


Wea. Thur. Nov. 1, 1894 Ther.
Began teaching Phys. 9 eve.
Prayer meeting. Subject "Truth".
Pleasant talk going home with Miss Hastings.


Wea. Fri. Nov. 2, 1894 Ther.
Wrote to Cameron.
Girls had letter game party.


Wea. Sat. Nov. 3, 1894 Ther.
Took Eleanor Ray & Mary Wells down town. Read the Forum.
13th treatment at 7 P.M.


Wea. Sun. Nov. 4, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Dr. Moxom. Juo. 8:1 Repentance & Forgiveness.
P.M. Communion in South Church. I did not take mine.
S.Army. Joe the [F...]. Went with Reeves to penitent form. He confessed his two sins to me. Promised to settle the
question.
Evening. Went to bed early.


Wea. 1st snow Mon. Nov. 5, 1894 Ther.
Letter from Fred Reeves which I answered.
Clara Raymond has had a stroke of paralysis.
14th treatment this P.M.


Wea. Tues. Nov. 6, 1894 Ther.
Afternoon out. Read periodical & went down town.
Periodical class.
Clara Raymond has had a stroke of paralysis.
Called on the captain.


Wea. 1st snow. Wed. Nov. 7, 1894 Ther.
15th treatment.
Calls from Grace Peckham & Mrs. Gaylord (Minnie Burdin.)


Wea. Thur. Nov. 8, 1894 Ther.
Too snowy to go to prayer meeting.
Rose Howard Jewett died - aged 22.


Wea. Fri. Nov. 9, 1894 Ther.

Girls gave charades & tableaus.
1 Mr. Pickwick with Old Lady.
2 Charles of Light Brigade
3 Nick-kill
4 Sheet - Music
5 I am - many
6 Heavenly Twins
7 Lay of the Last Mistrel
8 4 Natives
9 Pair & Apple
10 Mary [Come] Kiss your Honey Bad
11 Ingraite
12 After the Ball

Not the right [order]

Beatrix Smith's little sister born this morning.


Wea. Sat. Nov. 10, 1894 Ther.

Easy day for my lessons were learned. Wend down town with Miss Skinner. Called to tell Celia Hunt I could not take
the travel class. I took my treatment 6.30. Then went to library.


Wea. Sun. Nov. 11, 1894 Ther.
Dr. Moxom on Forgiveness a Social Duty.
Preached in S. Army 1st time.
Reeve was there all right. Wants to meet Mr. Hahn.
Supper at the Mimans. Heard Mr. Frissell [...] of Hampton Ins.


Wea. Mon. Nov. 12, 1894 Ther.
Called on Mr. Hahn, but he was not in.


Wea. Tues. Nov. 13, 1894 Ther.

[Long] call on Mr. Hahn. Called on Miss Hastings.
Electricity at 4.30. Miss Skinner walked.
Sallie & Julie returned.


Wea. Wed. Nov. 14, 1894 Ther.
Hattie Bliss writes of her religious condition. Mrs. Weston is dead. Dr. Johnsen is bad nervous condition.


Wea. Thur. Nov. 15, 1894 Ther.
Electricity at 3 P.M. Analysis class.
Met Reeve at prayer meeting & introduced him to Mr. Hahn & Mr. Newhall. He is to meet Mr. Hahn next Sunday P.M.
Rec'd letter from Mrs. Capt. Moore.


Wea. Fri. Nov. 16, 1894 Ther.
Girls gave a hanging party.


Wea. Sat. Nov. 17, 1894 Ther.
19th treatment. New furniture in my room.


Wea. Sun. Nov. 18, 1894 Ther.
Talked with Reeve about having malice. He is to talk with Mr. Hahn tonight.
Met Julie Munhill at station.


Wea. Mon. Nov. 19, 1894 Ther.
Alex III of Russia buried.
This is the day when Reeve was to work with a tough crowd.


Wea. Tues. Nov. 20, 1894 Ther.
Called on Mrs. [Lawyell] & Capt. Found Lieutenant in. [Lawyell] does not think Reeve perfect.
Periodical class.
Mrs. Beardley & Miss Porter called.


Wea. Wed. Nov. 21, 1894 Ther.
Rainy day. Could not scream as [E...] girl has fever.
Mother writes that she has not heard from me.
Mrs. Packard went to mass. meeting.


Wea. Thur. Nov. 22, 1894 Ther.
Prayer meeting. Reeve was there. Beautiful talk with Mr. Newhall about him.


Wea. Fri. Nov. 23, 1894 Ther.
Practiced Kinder Symphony this evening.
Took Esther down town.


Wea. Sat. Nov. 24, 1894 Ther.
Studied Latin.
Football. Yale beat Harvard. 20th electricity.


Wea. Sun. Nov. 25, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Sermon by man on Church Building Society. I liked it, but Miss P. did not.
In the Army I talked with Reeves. The reason he does not wish to speak is because he has left the Army. Then I saw
Carmen, for the first time he wrote me. I had a talk with him on smoking & I hope I helped. I met two young men from
Training School for Y.M.C.A.

Reeve said he never was so happy as last Sunday P.M. He felt so at home. He likes Mr. Newhall.


Wea. Mon. Nov. 26, 1894 Ther.
I wrote to Mr. Newhall about asking Reeve to join the S.S.
We practiced the Kinder Symphony.
Czar Nicholas II Marries Princess Alix of Hesse.


Wea. Tues. Nov. 27, 1894 Ther.

21st treatment. Attended for the first time the State St. ladie's prayer meeting. Mrs. Russell tells me that Reeve spoke
last Sunday. I called on Capt. & talked about Reeve. Saw Callahan (?) on the street. He told me he experienced a change
Thursday. His brother died & he is last of 13 children. Letter from Cameron. He has given up tobacco.

Mrs. [W...] [Gretty] & Eleanor Holden came.


Wea. Wed. Nov. 28, 1894 Ther.
Miss Skinner & some of the girls went away. Went down town. Practiced Kinder Symphony.


Wea. Thur. Nov. 29, 1894 Ther.

Thanksgiving.
Beautiful note about Reeve from Mr. Newhall. Miss Bradley, Mabel Taylor, Grace Macfarlane & I went to Union
service at 1st Church. Dr. Moxom preached on Ps.33.

The Champlains, Porters & Mrs. DeBenise here. In the evening we had Kinder Symphony, and Box of Monkeys. The
last I did not attend!

Miss Skinner & Beatrix returned about 11. Miss Porter hurt her foot this morning. Marion Bagy is here.


Wea. Fri. Nov. 30, 1894 Ther.

Terrible accident in Southbridge. Boys killed & dying. A train ran into a [bank] containing foot-ball team. Mary Wells
& Ruth Chapin saw it.
Snowy so girls danced.
All went to bed early.


Wea. Sat. Dec. 1, 1894 Ther.
Took Violet & Sallie down to see Marion off.
22nd treatment at 3.
Met Dr. Moxom. He stopped shook hands & introduced me to his son. I am to call on him Monday. [Blew] up the girls

for gymnastics.
Violets mother is hurt playing ball.
Yale beat Princeton at football - 24 to 6.


Wea. Sun. Dec. 2, 1894 Ther.
Snowed so we couldn't go to church. Had service at home.

P.M. Went to S.Army. Capt Carrigan expects to leave. Reeve said "Spit it out". Talked to poor ragged man, to Water
man, Cameron.
Evening. Miss Bradly & Miss Skinner came to my room.


Wea. Mon. Dec. 3, 1894 Ther.

I went to Dr. Moxom's at two & had a long talk. Told all about myself & Army work. He wants me to take him to the
Army.
Marie Keller returned.


Wea. Tues. Dec. 4, 1894 Ther.
Gave Leslie Chapin her 1st Latin lesson. 23rd Electric treatment at 4.30.
Periodical class. Miss Mills was here.
Mr. Newhall is not to be kept after April.


Wea. Wed. Dec. 5, 1894 Ther.
Girls were silent at breakfast because Miss Porter had said they were noisy last night.


Wea. Thur. Dec. 6, 1894 Ther.

Annual Baptist Bible School meeting. Interesting reports. Reeve not there 2nd lesson with Leslie.
24th treatment.


Wea. Fri. Dec. 7, 1894 Ther.
No entertainment tonight.
[Ordered] my new dress of Hilton, Hughs.


Wea. Sat. Dec. 8, 1894 Ther.
Rec'd sad letter from Reeve which I [immediately] answered. He has gone back. Sweet letter from Fannie McIntosh

Roney. She lives in Cazenovia. She says I led her to determine to be a Christian. [...] about Irene Rothschild! Latin
examination.
Lena & I attended a Smith Alumnae meeting at Christ Church parish to meet Anna Davies. Met Prof. Gardner & Tyler.
Leslie Chapin's 3rd lesson at 9 A.M.
25th treatment 8 to 10. I went then to the Army & took Reeve out. He walked up to the [E...]. He is broken-up, but won't

come back.


Wea. Sun. Dec. 9, 1894 Ther.

Snowy. Wonderful service by Dr. Moxom on Content. Phil. 4:11-13.
Marion [Tress] is 3. I gave her 3 [carnations]. Went to Army. Geo. Tyler of the [Annual] [reconverted] after days
[backsliding] from tobacco. One old man could not be a Christian because he could not believe a man lived 969 yrs. I
sent Cameron to hunt up Reeves, who has not been there today. [Page] told me he heard Mary Whitlock.


Wea. Mon. Dec. 10, 1894Ther.
No word from Reeves. Chamber Concert by Miss King, Mr. Severn, Mr. Strong.


Wea. Tues. Dec. 11, 1894 Ther.
Snowy disabreeable day. I went into gym with girls then down town. Met Capt. Carrigan.
Leslies 4th lesson 4 P.M.

26th treatment 4.30.
Cameron wrote me that he found Reeves with a young lady & Reeve said he would see me. Milo & Waterman were
saved Sunday. Cameron thanks me for what I have done.


Wea. Wed. Dec. 12, 1894Ther.
Rainy today. Did not go to the Brewer Sal. A. meeting. Wrote Mother.
Brigadier Brewer here tonight & tomorrow. I am not going.


Wea. Thur. Dec. 13, 1894 Ther.
At noon I rec'd a lovely letter from Reeve and he is a Christian. He says he only stumbled, but did not drink etc.
Leslie's 4th lesson.

27th treatment.
Prayer meeting. Saw Reeve there & he talked with Mr. Newhall.


Wea. Fri. Dec. 14, 1894

Went with Irene to Smith for her German with Fran Kapp. She failed. She talked to me about Jews & about Christ. I
read. N. Am. in the Reading Room. Fran Kapp asked if I was her [mother].
Rec'd Helen Gillis wedding card.


Wea. Sat. Dec. 15, 1894 Ther.
Irene went to [Northampton] with Miss Skinner. Passed in Roman Hist., failed in Algebra.
I went down town twice to walk to [...], to Miss [Robsin] & am not well. I am dead tired.
[Letter] from Harlan & Mary Thayer.


Wea. Sun. Dec. 16, 1894 Ther.

A.M. Dr. Moxom Matt. 14:23 "The Still Hour". I think this the most helpful sermon to me, he even preached.
I took Miss Skinner to see Mrs. Barron & talk over the Y.M.C.A.
Miss Skinner & Bradly went to S.A. Smith was corrected & threw away his pipe with "Old Smith". Reeve was there
winking at the girls but went to penitent form & I had a good talk with him.
Miss S. read me her letter to Allen ending the engagement.


Wea. Mon. Dec. 17, 1894Ther.
Mr. Shipley died at midnight.
Allen has written an ordinary letter to Lucy Skinner.


Wea. Tues. Dec. 18, 1894 Ther.
Leslie's 6th lesson.
29th treatment.
I could only go to the end of periodical class as Miss Porter went to Mrs. Porter's party for Josie.


Wea. Wed. Dec. 19, 1894Ther.
Reeves writes me that he has Holiness.
This evening I packed.


Wea. Thur. Dec. 20, 1894 Ther.
Leslie's 7th lesson. Analysis class. Miss P. would not let me go to prayer meeting. Did up presents. Retired at 11.45.
Took doll to [Laryell's].


Wea. Fri. Dec. 21, 1894 Ther.

Miss Skinner, Beatrix Smith, Anna DeBernise, Mabel Nassau & I came to N.Y. together. Ethel Skinner & the two
Southern girls came to meet Lucy. I forgot to give my check to an express man. I arrived at 86 So. Oxford about 6.30.
Found Mother. The others were at church-tea.

Mother & I called on Ruth.


Wea. Sat. Dec. 22, 1894 Ther.
Finished Christmas shopping. Went to Mrs. Stevens.
Ruth called with my hat.
Eve. Call from Rosa Lossing Johnson & her husband.


Wea. Sun. Dec. 23, 1894 Ther.

Mr. Dixon Luke 2:11. Labor & capital meet at Christ's cradle in Wise Men & Shepherd. Some Philanthropists are ugly
at home. Mother & I took dinner at Harolds's. Then I went down to Aunt Susans. She has a kind of "Shingles". Saw
Cousin Sue & Hattie Bliss. Called on Lucy Skinner. Returned to Aunties to tea. Clara King is engaged. Hattie & I went
to Plymouth Church & saw Hoffman's Life of Christ pictures.


Wea. Mon. Dec. 24, 1894Ther.

Finished shopping. Went to Mrs. Stevens & Stella's. Went to the Christmas party at Frank Sharpe's. Met their boarder
Miss Morrison. The ice cream had nine flavors.
Rec'd [silver] [charm] from Will Todd.
Letter from Reeve. He is very happy.


Wea. Tues. Dec. 25, 1894 Ther.
Christmas presents. Harold's family & Mary Sharpe came to dinner. Frank could not come.
I had 32 presents.


Wea. Wed. Dec. 26, 1894Ther.
Wrote letters of thanks. Had teeth filled by Estelle Worcester. Went to Mrs. Stephen's & Mrs. Dixons.
Mrs. Palmer sewed for me. All but Mother & me went to Christmas entertainment.
First I played to Mother. Then Ralph came & in & we played base-ball cards.


Wea. Thur. Dec. 27, 1894 Ther.
Went to Mrs. Stephen's. 4th time. Snowy day. Wrote letters. Spent evening at home.
Ruth hemmed my 2nd best [hat] for .59cts.


Wea. Fri. Dec, 28, 1894 Ther.
Wrote three letters. Called on Mrs. DeSaussure & Nannie Schenck & little Dorothy.
Went to Mrs. Stephens (5th time). Lucy Skinner called while I was out & wanted me there to tea.
Prayer-meeting. Afterward I talked with Mr. Robinson.


Wea. Sat. Dec. 29, 1894 Ther.

Went over to N.Y. to meet Miss P. & Lena & consult Dr. Kolles. He changes my glasses & gives me drops. He says I
may do as I think best about wearing them. Called on Mrs. [F...] but found only Mr. F. Lunch at Pursells.
Called on Minnie [Hurtel]. Found her very sad.
Found a letter from Reeve. He is still "kept". Began to answer it. Minnie had a headache, but went with me to Choir

[sociable].


Wea. Sun. Dec. 30, 1894 Ther.
Mr. Dixon on Baptism.
We all took dinner at Harolds. Call from Cousin [Johney]. This eve. Will [Benten] & I went to Chinese Mission & Joss.

House in N.Y. China town.


Wea. Mon. Dec, 31, 1894Ther.
Mother & I went shopping. Went for last time to Mrs. Stephens.
Took dinner at the Skinners. Called on Aunt Susan. Heard, Ros read his story. Then went to Hausen Bl. Watch Night

Service. Mr. Hadley [of] the Jerry McAuly Mission was the best thought.


Charity Account.

Letter Register

Name Received Answered

Jan. 1. 20.60

" 5 Poor boy .06 20.54

" 7 Hausen Bl. .35 20.19

" 10 Postals .16 20.13

" 12 [Sharm] Club .75 19.38

" 14 Epi.Church .10 19.28

" " State St. .10 19.18

" " S. Army .55 18.63

" 18 Build of Ass. 1.28 19.91

" 21 South Ch .10 19.81

" " S.Army .50 19.31

" 25 Battalion .85 18.46
Pencil .05 18.41
Ticket .10 18.31

" 28 Church .05 18.26
5 Pts. .10 18.16
S.Army .50 17.66
Cologne .25 17.41
State St. .50 16.91
S.Army .95 15.96
5 Pts. .05 15.91

Feb. 1 S.Army .50 15.41
" " .25 15.16

" 12 " " 1.25 14.91

" 14 Harlan 1.20 16.11

" 18 S.Army .50 15.61


Letter Register
Name Received Answered
15.61
Feb.25. South Ch. .10 15.51
" " S.Army .50 15.01

13.81

Mar. 4. Bapt.Ch. 5.00 8.81
Eve. 8 S.Army .50 8.31
5 Pts. .05 8.26
" 8 Bapt. Ch. 2.00 6.26
" 11. Christ Ch. .10 6.16
5 Pts. .10 6.06
S.Army .50 5.56
Dress for Battal. .50 5.06
18 South Ch. .05 5.01
5 Pts .10 4.91
S. Army .50 4.41
21. Salary 13.00 17.41
Church seat 10.00 7.41
22. S.Army 1.00 6.41
Vassar [A...] 1.00 5.41
Maria Metch 5.00 .41
S.A. .30 .11
24 Dr. [R...] .10 .01
Miss DeBier .10 - .09
25 Church .15 - .24


Adresses

Ahead =


Name Residence

April 1. - .24

" 1 [H...] Pl. chur. .15 - .39

" 8 S.Army .50 - .89

" 15 " " .50 1.39

" " S.Church .05 1.44

" " 5 Pts .10 1.54

" 22 " " .05 1.59

" " South Ch. .10 1.69

" " S. Army .55 -2.24

" " " " .50 2.74

" " 5 Pts .10 2.84

" " South Ch. .05 2.89

May 6. S.A. .55 3.44

" " 5 Pts .10 3.54

" " State St. 2.80 6.30

" 10 S. Army .25 6.55

" 20 5 Pts .25 6.80

" " S. Army .10 6.90

" 27 " " .50 7.40

" " Hospital .05 7.45

June 3 S. Army 5.75 13.20
Bapt. Ch. .50 13.70
5 Pts .05 13.75

June 4 S.A. 1.00 14.75


Adresses

Name
June 9 Miss P. 5.00
" 10 S.Army .50
" " 5 Pts .01
" 24 South Ch. .05
" " S. Army .50

" " .40
Mrs. Laryell .50
Miss Thayer 2.50
Mrs. P. 5.00

July 1 Bapt. Chr. .20
" " S. Army .50
" " Batt. .80
" 2 Miss P. 18.00 Owe
" 3 [B...] 16.00
" 8 S. Army .50
" " 1st Batt. .10
" 21 [L...] 1.20
" 22 Church .10
" 29 " .10
Aug.10 [R...] 1.20
" 19 Church .10
Sept.2 Church & SS .20
" 9 " .10
" 8 Sick child .05
" 14 Mrs. P. 5.00
" 16 Church .10

Residence

9.75

10.25

10.26

10.31

10.81

11.21

11.71

9.21
-4.21

-4.41

-4.91

5.70

12.30

-3.70

4.20

4.30

-3.10

-3.00

-2.90

-1.70

-1.60

-1.40

-1.30

-1.25

3.75

3.65


Visits
Name Address
3.65
Sept. 20 Japanese .25 3.40
" 23 Hauson Pl. .20 3.20
" 30 South Ch. .05 3.15
Miss P. .20 3.35
Oct. 14 Smith Ch. .05 3.30
" 25 Mr. Hewham .10 3.20
" 27 & 28 .60 2.60
" 28 Smith Ch & sp .07 2.53
Nov. 4 S. Army .05 2.48
S. Army.50 1.98
11 " " .50 1.48
Hampton .50 .98
S. Church .04 .94
Miss P. .50 1.44
18 S.Ar. .30 1.14
5 Pts. .10 1.04
Smith Ch. .05 .99
25 " " .05 .94
" S. Army .50 .44
Mis 1.00 1.44
28 " 5.00 6.44
29 Boy's club .42 6.02
2 S. Army .50 5.52
Miss P. 1.16 7.68
Smith Ch. .10 7.58


Visits

Reception Visit Received Visit Returned

7.58

Dec. 9 5 Pts. 1.00 6.58

" Army .80 5.78

" 11

" 16 " .50 5.28

" " Smith Ch .05 5.23

" " Layell .45 4.78
Soldiers .57 4.21
20 Miss P. 16.65 20.86
23 Colored people .25 20.61
" Hauson Pl. .10 20.51
Plymouth .10 20.41
30 Hauson Pl. .10 20.31
L.I.[A...] .25 20.06

Dec. 31. 853.78 773.32


Memoranda

Date Dolls. Cts.
657.44
Nov. 3. Car fare 630.78 .05
" 4 Church .05
S.Army .50
" 5 Car fare .05
6 " " .05
Book 1.75
Notions
7 Car fare .05
Rubbers
Miss Laryell .75

10 Chocolate etc .10
Bible .55
Cookies .12
Car fare .05

11 S. Army .50
Hampton Nest. .50
Church .04

13 Electricity 2.00
Car fare .05
Miss P. 5.00
Stamps .50

15 Car fare & Elect. 2.05

17 " " " 2.05

18 Church etc. .40

19 Mrs. Layell 1.00
3.17


Memoranda

Date Dolls. Cts.
657.44
Nov. 3. Car fare 630.78 .05
" 4 Church .05
S.Army .50
" 5 Car fare .05
6 " " .05
Book 1.75
Notions
7 Car fare .05
Rubbers
Miss Laryell .75

10 Chocolate etc .10
Bible .55
Cookies .12
Car fare .05

11 S. Army .50
Hampton Nest. .50
Church .04

13 Electricity 2.00
Car fare .05
Miss P. 5.00
Stamps .50

15 Car fare & Elect. 2.05

17 " " " 2.05

18 Church etc. .40

19 Mrs. Layell 1.00
3.17


Memoranda

635.78 670.61
Date Dolls. Cts.
Miss P. 10.00
23 [Lunches] .35
24 Ruths .60
Elec. & car fare 2.05
25 Army .50
South Church .05
27 Elec. & car fare 2.40
28 Car fare .05
Candy .25

[E...] .05
Miss Porter 30.00
Stamps .40

29 Boy's Club .42
1 Elec. & car fare 2.05
2 S. Army .50
3 Car fare .05
4 " " & elec. 2.05
5 Rubbers 2.00
6 Car fare & elec 2.05
7 Miss P. 11.55

Dress 11.55
8 Elec & carf 2.05
Carnations .08
9 Smith Ch .10
5 Pts. 1.00
687.33 700.91


Bills Receivable

Date Name Dolls. Cts.
687.33 700.91

Dec. 9 Army .80

" 11 Gloves 2.00
Elec. & car fare 2.05
Mittens

Dec.13 Elec. & carf. 2.05

" 15 " " 2.05
Calandar .50
Melody .50
Pins .08

" 16 Miss Ps carfare

" " S.Army .50

" " Church .05

" 18 Electricity & carfare 2.05
Quiet Hours .80
Every Day Life .80
Doll .45
Soldiers .57
Blocks .50
4 boxes of paper .60
Tie .48
Handkerchief .25
"Christmas Scent" .75

718.74


Bills Payable
Date Name Dolls. Cts.
687.33 718.74
20 Miss P. 166.45
Lena's book 1.50
21 Mrs. Porter 2.00
Mr. P. 1.63
Ticket 2.75
Lunch .15
Carriage .50
Car fare .10
Mittens .19
Hat 3.00
Stamps .06
Trunk .50
Purse 1.49
Will Todd 1.10
Games .24
Belt pin .49
Sliced [...] .18
Calendar .39
[C...] .98
23 Church etc. .45
Carf. .10
24 Stamps .25
Carf. .10
Candy .70
853.78 737.59


Cash Account - January

Date Received Paid
1 Orchard 6.98
2 Paper hairpins .03
" Cards 1.75
Bertha's hat. .39
5 Car fare .45
Mrs. Palmer .75
Shoes 3.00
Gloves 1.00
Cape 19.98
6 Car fare .10
7 " " .10
Church .35
8 " .10
Car fare .10
Gloves .89
Ticket & trunk 3.25
Church .10
Ribbon .04
2 Skirts 1.18
9 [E...] for cape 10.00
Car fare .45
Lunch .30
Paper .05
Carriage .40
Sharm Club .75
45.51


Cash Account - January

Date Received Paid
6.98 45.51

Stamps & cards .22
14 Church etc. .75
16 Library .04

Street car .05
Stamps .10
Building Ass. 12.80
etc. .22 .03

.58
23 Stamps .28
Belt .49

25 Music
Carfare .05
Battalion 1.00
[M...] Girls .10
[P...] .05

27 Carriage .40

N. Haven & return 2.50
Lunch .35
28 Church etc. .65
30 C. Union 2.00

Colored [S...] .25
[...] .05
Sticky [...] .20
Hat 1.13
Car fare .05

19.78


Cash Account - February
19.78 56.25

Date Received Paid
[F...] .25
Church .50
S. Army .95
5 Pts. .05
Mrs. Booth .25

11 S.Army .50

12 " " 1.15
" " song book .10
Car fare .05

16 Stamps etc. .86
[F...] [H...]

17 [N...] .50

18 List .05
S.Army .50

20 Car fare .10

22 Battalion .10
Candy .10
Ruth's present .55

25 Church .10
S. Army .50
Chas. .25
19.78 63.16


Cash Account - March

Date Received Paid

19.78 63.16
Car fare .05
Candy .10
4 Bapt. Church 5.00
5 Pts. .05
S.Army .50
Miss [...] .25
7 Hair dresser .40
Car fare .05
8 Bapt. Ch 2.00
10 Car fare .10
Music .80
" .34
11 Christ Ch .10
S. Army .50
Dress .50
5 Pts. .10
12 Stamps .30
17 Hair pins etc. .07
18 Church .05
S. Army .50
5 Pts. .10
21 Car fare .05
Miss P. 230.00
249.78 75.07


Cash Account - March

Date Received Paid
249.78 75.07

21 Spring to N.Y. 2.75
Music 25.00
Flowers .58

22 Stationary 7.12
Church seat 10.00
Vassar Aid 1.00
Alumnae Ass. 1.00
Maria Milch 5.00
S. Army [1.30]
Carriage .40

23 Church .20
Car fare .25
Vigil 1.18

24 Car fare .10
Dress 1.74
[L...] 1.11

25 Church .15

26 Dress 1.25
Car fare .20
" " .05
S.A. pin .30
S.A. Doctrines .30
Canvas .12
Church .15
136.32


Cash Account - March

Date Received Paid
249.78 136.32
Dress 4.50
Paper .22

27 Findings .49
Car fare .10
Mrs. Palmer 1.10

27 Findings 1.83
Gloves 1.00

28 Silk 2.03
Tooth-powder .28
Velveteen .22
Steels .13
1/2 yd. canvas .07
Car fare .05
Mrs. Palmer 1.10
Dentist 2.25
Velvet .18

29 Steels & tape .18
Car fare .20
[...] .26
Mrs. Dixon 4.50
Gloves cleaned .07

30 Glasses 2.25
31 Ticket & trunk 3.25
Dress making 26.70
249.78 189.28


Cash Account - April

Date Received Paid
249.78 189.28
Flowers for hat .55
Mrs. Palmer 1.10
Findings 2.83
1 Church .15
2 Lunch 2.05
Carriage .75
5 Stamps for Magazine .05
6 Mr. Anderson's flowers 1.50
8 S. Army .50
Stamps .02
14 " etc. .50
[...] .16
Pins & thread .28
Messiah .60
Candy .10
15 5 Pts. .20
South Ch. .05
S. Army .50
18 [Ca...] .75
Car .05
[P...] .10
Newspapers .10
19 May Festival 6.00
Stamps .20


Cash Account - April

Date

21 Newsp. wraps
22 5 Pts.
Church

S. Army
25 Lime water
27 Aim of Life
[...] [...]
Festival book
S.A.
Church
5 Pts.
Sleeves
[Ch...]
Stamps
Lemon juice etc.

7 [P...] Life of [...]

16 S.A.
Church
5 Pts.
Benevolence

9 3 Testaments

Carfare
10 War [C...]
S.Army

Received Paid
249.78 206.52

.28

.05

.10

.55

.10

.75

.50

.25

.50

.05

.10

.50

.08

.02

.38

1.00

.55

.80

.10

2.00

1.05

.05

.05

.25
249.78 216.58


Cash Account - May

Date Received Paid
249.78 216.58
12 Soda Water .10
Stamps .25
Gloves .69
3 Stockings 1.00
Homestead .05
19 Electricity 2.00
Carriage .25
20 5 Pts .25
23 Stamps .30
Rising entert. .10
Electricity 2.00
Car fare .05
26 Electricity 2.00
Car fare .05
27 5 Pts. .25
Church .05
S. Army .50
28 Electricity 2.00
Car fare .05
31 Electricity 2.00
249.78 230.52


Cash Account - June
Date Received Paid

249.78 230.52
2 Car fare .05
Electricity 2.00
Music .35
3 Bapt. church .50
5 Pts. .05
S. Army .50
Sewing [...] .50
S.A. .50
Aux League 5.00
Mrs. A's pict. .35
4 S.A. 1.00
6 Glasses 3.45
Car fare .15
7 Electricity 2.00
Car fare .05
9 " " .05
Electricity 2.00
Shoes 4.00
Rubbers .60
[Quil] .20
Gloves 1.50
Music .40
[B...] .15
Stamps etc. .50
249.78 256.12


Cash Account - June
Date Received Paid

249.78 256.12
9 [...] .23
Car fare .05
[C...] 1.25
Hat
Dress 11.25
Miss P. 50.00
10 S.A. .50
5 Pts. .01
11 Mileage
Hudson to Pok. .82
Carriage .25
" .73
Barge .15
Trunk .50
Hudson .50
Mileage
Ticket
[Vassain] .85
Car fare .10
[Lu...] .30
Class fee 2.25
Carriage .25
14 Elect. 2.00
Car fare .05
278.16


Cash Account - June
Date Received Paid

299.78 278.16
16 Electricity 2.00
Car fare .05
5 Pts. .05
S. Army .50
Church .05
Carfare .10
19 " " .05
Electricity 2.00
21 " 2.00
Car fare .05
Photo .50
23 Car fare .05
Electrical 2.00
Candy & Soda .10
24 Church .05
S.A. .50
25 Car fare .05
Electricity 2.00
26 " 2.00
Carfare .05
S. Water .05
[Cong...] etc .40
Carfare .05
27 Elect. 2.00
299.78 294.81


Cash Account - July

Date Received Paid
299.78 294.81
28 Electricity 2.00
Carfare .05

28 Mrs. Porter 50.00 .50
Mary Thayer 25.00
Mrs. Laryell .50

29 Carfare .05
Electricity 2.00
Stylographic 2.00
Hat 9.75
Carfare .10

30 .10
Soda W. .05
Electric 2.00

1 " 2.00
Church .20
S. Army .50
Prof. Anderson [...] .25

2 Electricity 2.00
Car fare .05
Mother 9.94
Sewing Bat. .80
Lat. Prose 1.00
Mileage etc. 3.00
Stationary 1.35
334.35


Cash Account - July

Date Received Paid
374.78 334.35
Century 3.75
Dr. Bowles 4.00
Brewers 1.45
Picnic .75
Miss P. 180.00
Lost 3.64
Soap etc. .10
Miss Tansley 30.00
Mutual Relief
Alumnae Ass.
Frank's present 1.00
Electricity 2.00
Car fare .15
Benevolence 16.00
Stamps .50
[Washing] .37
5 Hat trimmed .75
Waist & tie 1.50
[Studs] .38
Car fare .10
Telegram .30
6 Car fare .05
Washing .50
554.78 391.64


Cash Account - July
Date Received Paid

554.78
6 Lp - N. Brookfield
Telegram
7 NB - Lp
Carfare
8 Church

S. Army
Telegram
10 Carfare
Eye glass chain
Gold pen
Soap & box

11 Frank
Charles
Carriage
Tickets & Section
Papers
Driver & fee

12 Breakfast
Porter
Trunks
Telegram

14 Carfare
15 " "
14 [...] & book

554.78

.05
.10

.70
.25

.10
.50
.38

.05

391.64

.91
.50
.91

.50
.50
.05
.05
.35
.33

.50
50.00

1.10

1.15

.50

.20

.30

451.68


Cash Account - July
Date Received Paid

554.78 451.68
14 Peanuts .05
16 " .05
17 Car fare .10
Dress 12.00
Silk waist 1.95
Shirt waist .50
Blacking 2 .10
Ink .05
Knife .35
20 Loan Ass. 12.00
Candy .20
Soda W. .10
Car fare .10
Shoes 5.00
Pin .10
Gate to Caesar .40
21 Car fare .20
22 Church .10
Car fare .10
23 " " .05

[Bentsa] pres. etc 1.80

25 Washing .75
Car fare .10
Catalogue .10

566.78 475.93


Cash Account - July & Aug.
Date Received Paid

566.78
27 Car fare
Fannie Als.
29 Car fare
Church

30 Waist
Buckle
Drawers
Car fare

1. Washing
Candy
Jessie's birthday
2 Ass. Alum.
4 2 tickets to [Mukwang]

& Return

6 Car fare
Esther's present
Lunch

7 [Nash]
9 Stamps
Braid

10 Cone
Candy
Postal cards

566.78

475.93
.20
2.00
.10

.10
1.50
1.45

.75
.10

.85

.25
2.50
1.00

6.60
.20
.50

.30
.85
.88
.05

.25
.20
.11
496.47


Cash Account - Aug.
Date Received Paid
566.78 496.47
Envelopes .27
Am. Prof. 12.00
Gave Mother 12.00
Washing 1.15
Paper .30
Soda .10
Shoes & [home] 2.50
Ray's book 1.10
2 jumping beans .25
15 Car fare .25
15 [Mas...] [T...] .25
Music .20
Candy .25
Washcloths .21
Paper .22
16 Carfare .45
17 Dress .75
19 Church .10
20 Carfare .20
22 Tape & braid .10
Postal order .05
Washing .70
23 Trip to Fair 1.65
Pocket hand 12 1.50
578.78 521.32


Cash Account - Aug. & Sept.

Date Received Paid
578.78 521.22
Pen .75
Gloves .10
Carfare .10
Dried peaches .25
Tablets .20
Quinine pills .20
Gave Mother
Drawers .80
Skirt .40
Carfare for M. 2.10
Ruching .68
Stamps .98

25 [...] & cars 2.10

27 Car fare .25
Soda & popcorn .10

29 Car fare .10
[Pell...] .50
Candy .20
[Aco...] .15

30 Car fare .40

31 " " .60

2 Collection .20

3 Car fare .40

4 Crackers & popc. .15
533.03


Cash Account - October

Date

5 Carfare

7 " "

8 " "
Chocolate
Prunes
Soap bask
Menthol
[Ac...]

9 Car fare
Church

8 Sick children

10 6 Handkerchiefs
Envelope
Shoe-strip
Hair pins
Hat pins
Car fare
Campher ice
Belladonner
3 [Washup]

12 3 books
Car fare
Postal
Stamps

Received Paid
578.78 533.03

.30

.20

.10

.08

.10

.05

.25

.10

.40

.10

.05

.75

.10

.05

.05

.05

.10

.10

.15

2.85

.55

.10

.10

.50
578.78 540.21


Cash Account - Sept

Date

12 Dish

24 Napkins
Vail
Car fare
Candy
Lemonade
Pin
Ticket & Section
Mrs. Porter
Car fare
Trunks

17 Car fare

Church
15 Soda W.
17 2 Servants

Washing
Current Topics
Porter
Supper

18 Breakfast & Din
Paper
Porter
Car fare

20 " "

Received Paid

578.78 540.21

.90

.30

.60

.10

.20

.10

.15

50.00

50.00

.10

.75

.20

.10

.15

2.00

.40

.40

.10

1.10

4.20

.05

.25

.10

.05

602.51


Cash Account - Sept

Date

20 Book
Glasses
Tablets

21 Car fare
Japanese
Mrs. Palmer

22 Car fare
1/2 Wills book
Bath house
Peanuts
Belt ribbon
Night gown
Hair pins

23 Church
24 Car fare
25 Minnie's present

Tooth powder
Soda
Ralph's present
Car fare
[M...] [...]
Lunch
Carriage

26 Trunk

Received Paid
628.78 602.51

.10

.60

.10

.10

.25

1.20

.20

1.25

.15

.10

.44

1.25

.04

.20

.10

1.50

.30

.20

1.00

.05

.05

.15

.25

.25

612.34


Cash Account - Sept & Oct
Date Received Paid

628.78

26 Car fare
Candy
Paper

29 Car fare

Electric treatment
30 Church
1 Car fare & Elec

Stamps
3 Car f. & Elect.
4 Postal

Stamps
Ladies H. Journal
[B...] book

5 Apples
Elect & Car f.
7 South Church

S. Army
8 Pin
Stamps
Bible Study

10 Car fare

" "
13 " "
Pins

628.78

612.34

.05
.20
.25

.05
2.00
.05
2.05

.10

2.10
.05
.26

1.00
1.00
.10
10.05

.05
.50
.26

.24
.08
.05

.05
.05
.05
632.98


Cash Account - December

Date Received Paid

628.78 632.98
Clock 1.00
Dressing & [...] .35

14 Church .05
Miss Porter 2.00

Carf. .10
Stationary .05
Music [...] 1.00
[B...] .89

20 Car fare & Elec. 2.05
21 Church etc. 2.45
22 Car f. & Elec. 2.05
24 " " " 2.05
25 " " .05

Mr. Needham .10
27 S. Army .35
28 " " .25

Capt. Cummings .75
South Ch. .05
5 Pts .02

30 Stamps etc. .50
30 Treatment & carf. 10.05
1 Soap .10
3 Pen .10

Cord .10
630.78 657.44


Sept. 84. I taught
Arithmetic
Albebra
Grammar
French
Lat. Lessons
Caesar
Eng. Lit.
Eng. Hist.
Rhetoric
Composition - 3 keys


Grace Parsons 610 Worthington St.

Mathers 20 Lessons to a
[Reg...] (Music)
Miss P. 2.00


I owe Mother 2.20
Sept 25 37.31 3.15
Oct 17 38.20 3.55

38.39 4.15
4.75
Dec 22 28.39 4.25
26.39 4.55

.56 5.98
26.95 1.35
27.20 7.33

2.85
Dec. 26 22.20

22.35 10.18
" " 42.27 12.33
" 27 42.87 13.78

32.87
" 28 32.95 14.63

1.60
" 34.55 14.93
" 34.61 15.08

34.86 26.08
30 35.11
31 35.16 30.51

35.31 30.61
Jan 1 25.31 30.81
24.31 32.31
2 28.20 32.81
3.50
36.31


853.78 737.59
Dec.24 Calendar .25
" 26 Stamp .23

Mother 19.92
Car fare .20
Dentist 4.00

27 Hat .60

Mrs. Dixon's dress 3.00
28 Stamp .06
29 Car fare .50

[Tract's] .40
Dr. Koller 5.00
Lunch .30

30 Church .10
L.I.Ass. .25
853.78 772.42


853.78 772.42

Dec. 31 Car fare .20
Corn knife .25
Dropper .05
Medicine .35
Chocolate .05
853.78 773.32

Jan. 1. Car fare .15
[M...] .20
853.78
773.67 80.11
_______ 3.89

80.11 _____
35.31 76.22
_______ 24.31

115.42 _____
100.53

Mr. Henry St. J. Hyde
210 East 18th St.


Mr. Henry St. J. Hyde
210 East 18th St.


Mrs. Boyd Parkinson

Mrs. Khulocks
774 State St.


249.78
199.32

50.46


Presents 12

Mother
Will 1/2 Rug
Minnie
Ray
Marg.
Will Todd
Bertha
Will
Winnie
Ruth
Frank
Harold
Ruth
Ralph
Servants
Miss P.
Mrs. Packard
Mrs. Bent

2/259

130 2/130

65

2.50
1.49
2.00
1.75
.75

? 1.10
.75
1.00
.59
.65
.24
2.25
2.00
.58
1.75

.49
1.50

21.86


12
2
10
10
21.86
Mrs. P 2.00
Mr. Porter 1.63
Edward .18
Fraulein Handk. .25
Marion .50
Aunt Carrie [Duet] H. .80
Captain Book .80
Layell Lab Doll .45
1 Paper .15
2 " .15
3 " .15
4 " .15
Charles Tie .48
Miss Skinner
Miss Thayer .39
Miss Bradly Church Sec. .75
Esther .98
Stella .50
Mrs. Serf. .50

32.67