Saturday, Apr 24, 1886 Went to the Academy after breakfast for an hour. Wrote to Weir and went home by City of Kingston at 1 oclock. The trip as far as Haverstraw was delightful over the dreamy river, whose shores were enveloped in a tender haze. I had a good dinner at 2 o'clock. At Haverstraw we ran into a thunder shower and after that it was windy and cooler. We arrived at Rondout at 7. Calvert was there and he, Sara and I had tea together and a fire in the hearth in the evening.
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