Monday, June 2, 1890 Down town this morning. Tom has been clearing up the rubbish from the rearrangement of the barn and now Dewey tells us we need be in no haste to remove the carriage house as he can not get any estimate on his house which comes any where near his figure. I have been at work all day constructing a convenience [?] between the wood house and the shop. I sent my letter to Sedgwick and also my reply to the advertisement this morning. The weather is perfect and the nights comfortable.
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