Sunday, July 22, 1883 Bowyer and Phil Wilson came up last night by a late train and we knew nothing of their arrival until this morning. It rained in the forenoon but cleared before dinner. I wrote to Gussie and to Eastman who I was surprised to hear was still in N. Y. Mrs. Sawyer, Phil, Downing and I took a ride to Kingston and out on the Flatbush road. Mrs. Sawyer lost her shawl.
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