Tuesday, Oct 31, 1882 Was very busy nearly all forenoon going downtown and fixing the stable door which was broken by one of the horses last night. The forenoon was threatening and cloudy. After dinner I went out toward O Reillys and made a sketch but the weather was variable and this evening it rains. I would like to have had a day like yesterday but it has been very different. Received a letter from Mary Gifford and one from Weir. Sara and John and Nannie went to a tea party in Kingston. Sent Mrs. Winter the amount of her bill 61.48, Silleck $50. and Wilmurt $100.
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