Saturday, Feb 22, 1890 Still cold but bright. Calvert came over to my room from breakfast, the first time he has been in it this winter. This is a legal holiday. I went home by the 11.30 train. Snow began to appear about Highland and in Kingston sleighs were running the storm of Thursday which was rain here was snow there. Sedgwick went up last night and he and Jimmy have been off all day skating on the little pond on the Vlightberg and crashing about our place. It looked more wintry than I have seen it at any other time this winter.
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