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Victoria Liu at May 07, 2022 10:35 PM

histmss-074994-0019

15
Janurary 1898
[left margin: Mon.] A snowy day. snow 3 inches deep. [right margin:Ed.]
[left margin: 31st.] went to gaithersburg for cral. We [right margin: contact-]
[left margin: Snowed.]ed our [illegible] in door! Brother C. d[right margin: eep in]
"Luo Vadis," which in the rags. he [right margin: reads]
and reads, day and night, "ilt an [right margin:ill]
wind that blows so today good". The [right margin: normal]
keeps him in door, and I have com [right margin: pany at]
the same time!

[left margin: Charles] Mother and I served, Harry, Cousin [right margin: Fannie]
[left margin: Town.] and Maude called - after Eliza hith H[right margin:all, who]
invited us there to tea, had not had [right margin: another]
engagement. Mr. W. H. J. Lewie, an [right margin: old friend]
, of Father, whom I have heard of. all [right margin: my life]
talk of the old Alexandria school da[right margin:ys!]
Cousin Fannie called a few minutes [right margin: in the]
afternoon. After Miss Florence Hunter, [right margin: and]
Miss Ruth Brown. In the evening [right margin: Cousin]
Sam, Mother and I went to the Ro___ [right margin: Memorial]
Hall (Fire maic) to hear Dr. Pric_ on [right margin: Psychology.]
[illegible] very good, but the experiments [right margin: rather a]
[illegible] except the mind-reading w[right margin:hich was]
very wonderful. Home late. Young [right margin:have Jim]
Ma_rn called a minute.

histmss-074994-0019

15
Janurary 1898
Mon.
31st.
Snowed.
A snowy day. snow 3 inches deep. Ed.
went to gaithersburg for cral. We contact-
ed our [illegible]! Brother C. deep in
"Luo Vadis," which in the rags. he reads
and reads, day and night, "ilt an ill
wind that blows so today good". The normal
kupe him in dure, and I have come parry at
the same time!

Charlestown
Mother and I served, Harry, Cousin Fannie
and Maude called - after Eliza hith Hall, who
invited us there to tea, had not had another
engagement. Mr. W. H. J. Lewie, an old friend
, of Father, whom I have heard of. all my hjn
talk of the old Alexandria school days!
Cousin Fannie called a few minutes in the
afternoon. After Miss Florence Hunter, and
Miss Ruth Brown. In the evening Cousin
Sam, Mother and I went to the Ro___ Memorial
Hall (Firemanic) to hear Dr. Prick on Psychology.
[illegible] very good, but the experiments rather a
[illegible] except the mind-reading which was
very wonderful. Home late. Young hve Jim
Meliern called a minute.