Monday, May 26, 1884 Another charming day. The hill seems very lovely and bowery the leaves being fully out. We had a letter from Lucy today. She had not yet received my letter giving an account of Gussies death. I spent the forenoon coloring the floor of Toms room and puttying up the cracks. This afternoon I have done a little of every thing. Cousin Rachel came back on the Powell this evening.
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