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— 1894 —
— Mar. 25 —
— Cambridge, Easter Sunday.
Dull, Rainy PM. Church with M. Herb. work
to-day.

—Mar. 26 — Cambridge.
5 1/2 m.
Total 2107 m.
Botanical work at home and at Gray Herb. to-day. Wheeled
twice to Sq. & twice to Gray Herb. 5 1/2 m. Have distributed all
mounted sheets that go to the Annex Herb. besides the
Asters, Solidagos & Eupatoriums. Am checking off a good
deal from y Desid. List. M. & I go to Providence
on the 28th for 3 days.

—Mar. 27 — Cambridge —
9 1/2 m.
Total 2116 1/2 m.
Glorious clear cold, 21° {degrees} at breakfast, heavy wind.
Wheeled to town on errands. Left wheel at Pope Mfg. Co.
Total distance, 9 1/2 m. Herb. work. Have got all
the Compositae in place. Prompted the play this evening.

—Mar. 31 — Cambridge —
Have returned from Providence. M. & I went on the 28th.
Staid at 49 Waterman St. Miss Weeden. Fine time. Lunched &
dined out all the time. I saw a good deal of W.W. Bailey.
He is in pretty good health now. We went over this rooms at the
College. Saw Osterhaut. Saw Mrs. Bailey, Whit & Meg. Saw the
Steeres, Allens, Blakes, Hoppins, Tobey &c. Tramped with
Rebecca through Cat Swamp. Mr. Hoppin & Tracy
took me on a long drive over the Boulevards and
over the river down Westminster St. Had a fine
view of the City from the Terrace. Dined at
Mrs. Allen's and Mrs. Richmonds. Lunched at Mrs.
Steere's, Miss Allen's and Mr Dorrance's. Tead at
Mrs. Tobey's. Bailey has very small quarters
for his botanical work at the College, far
too small. His wife is very attractive! and
full of energy. Meg is a sweet child. Prof.
Blake showed me his new Phys. Laboratory.
Left to-day at 4.15. Home by 6.30.
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