Sunday, April 26, 1874- Went to hear Mr. Frothingham preach. The day was raw and cold with a north west wind. After church walked down with Sara and Miss Rose. Weir and his wife came to see us this afternoon and while they were Calvert and Mary came. After dinner we went up to the Albemarle and spent the evening with the Batchelders and the Weirs. The Batchelders are to sail tomorrow. Received a letter from Raniger telling me of the shipment of my pictures and sending his bill for 10.5.6 somewhat more than I expected it would be. Have not felt well today and affairs look a little blue.
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