Sunday, Dec 1, 1889 The mercury stood at 18 degrees this morning and this has been a bright and beautiful day. Sara and Miss Sheffield went to Kingston to Church. John McEntee drove up for me about 11 and we went for a drive out on the Saugerties road as far as the entrance to Aunt Katrines lake. The mud had frozen hard and only the surface had thawed so that the road was better than I expected. Miss Sheffield dined with us. Sara went to N. Y. this evening with Sedgwick for a day or two. I expected to go tomorrow but now will not go until Tuesday.
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