Saturday, Mar 15, 1890 Raining and snowing with wind N. W. and predictions of cooler weather. A letter from Whittredge who seems to feel much better. Went home by 11.30 train. Bright but plenty of mud. Mrs. Sheffield and her daughter rode up on the hill with me (Miss Carries step mother[).] I did not however know who they were until the[y?] stopped at Cantines. I found Louise Broadhead visiting Sara but she went away to Mr. Finchs. Harry Finch is very ill and it is expected he may die at any moment.
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