Thursday, Aug 12, 1880 Painted in my studio all forenoon. A letter from Mary from Hillsboro, one from Sara to my mother. A letter from Mary Gifford giving me account of Sanford who she thinks a little better but not much I fear from what she writes. Mr. Bachelder wrote me a note and returned me all of Gertrudes letters which she had written to his wife. I have been reading them. What lovely letters so full of sweetness and interest and so like her dear self. I dont wonder that she made every body love her. Another beautiful day, a little warm but a thoroughly beautiful day. Mrs. Crounse called with Miss Colin while we were at tea. She and Mr. Crounse are going up to the Rangley lakes on Monday.
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