Saturday, Jan 4, 1890 Went home by the 9.55 train. Girard went up by same train. It was a perfect day, warm and bright. After lunch Sara and I walked up to Kingston and called at the Clearwaters, but saw no one as Mrs C. was ill. Called on the Searings, at John Forsyths and on the Clarkes both of whom were ill but I saw Mr & Sara saw Mrs. Clarke. I had sent Tom down to Stock & Rices to get my original sketching box saying in my note as I never expected to get the one I ordered I wanted them to send that home. When I got back I found them both there.
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