Friday, Nov 28, 1884 Awoke with a headache which has clung to me all day, still I have been busy doing many things about the house. Put in three panes of glass in the outside windows and put the sash in place. Put weather strip on the front door, made a new box for the outside drain and arranged a door to keep the cats out of the upper part of the carriage house. My father, Mary and Sara took a ride this forenoon as the weather was very mild. It began to rain this afternoon and now is coming down steadily. Mrs. Col. Cogswell sent us cards for Susie's wedding Dec 3rd and I wrote her this evening.
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