Monday, Jan 23, 1882 It grew very cold in the night and the wind blew a gale from the N.W. I came down in the 4 o'clock train as far as Pokeepsie where I spent the night at Major Wilkinsons. Mary was still here but Julia had that day been summoned by telegraph to Hudson, her mother having had a paralytic stroke. Mary looked very frail and this new anxiety absorbed her in spite of herself. Mrs. Wilkinson and all the rest of the family where there.
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