Friday, June 7, 1889 I sent my subscription ($5) to the Johnstown sufferers to the Freeman today. Have felt anxious and not happy. Sara and I called on Mr & Mrs. Lindsley this evening. We met her but she went back with us. Afterwards she came up to the foot of the hill with us and I escorted her home. Mary Gifford sent me a paper with a biographical sketch of her father for which I asked her. The weather is cool but melancholy with watery skies. There was severe frost in some places, notably in the mountains, last night.
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