Monday, June 13, 1881 It rains nearly all the time, rained this morning but cleared up in the afternoon. I finished painting the piazzas and went to Rondout twice on errands. Mary and Marion came by day boat. I am glad to have them here. It is so much more pleasant when we have company. No letter from Lucy and I dont know yet whether I am going to Nevada. A letter from Fred Sawyers wife.
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