Saturday, Aug 14, 1886 Yesterday Andrews, Lucy, Sara and I went up to the Grand hotel by the 2.30 train by invitation of the proprietor, Joe Cornell. It was a pretty warm day but we found it very cool up there. Mrs. Cornell was there and we also met Mrs. H. K. Thurber. We had a very pleasant time, as pleasant as I could have any where, feeling as troubled and worried as I do. We returned this morning reaching home at noon. A hot wind is blowing and I return to the old wearisome and monotonous duties and anxieties.
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