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Tuesday Feb 11 1862. | Tuesday Feb 11 1862. | ||
Fair day all well. Eva and Ada out skating. Mr Hilton with Florence came to see me this afternoon | Fair day all well. Eva and Ada out skating. Mr Hilton with Florence came to see me this afternoon Water in our pipes very impure -- fish in it many little ones pass through the tubes -- children wore black bombazine Aprons to day for first time -- Mr Badger at home -- | ||
Wednesday Feb 12th 1862. | Wednesday Feb 12th 1862. | ||
This has been a bright day over head -- but sloppy under feet my little ones all out playing -- Belle has a bd cough -- dancing school met here at three O. clock -- we have ten in our class -- Emily Gilman Ellen Walker -- Ella Goodrich, two little Hunt girls & two little Hunt boys my three Belle Eva & Ada -- Mrs Johnson came to see me to day -- Mr Badger at home -- there is to be on Monday a Union club -- we are all invited -- Mrs Lightburne has a daughter -- so has Mrs Harrison | This has been a bright day over head -- but sloppy under feet my little ones all out playing -- Belle has a bd cough -- dancing school met here at three O. clock -- we have ten in our class -- Emily Gilman Ellen Walker -- Ella Goodrich, two little Hunt girls & two little Hunt boys my three Belle Eva & Ada -- Mrs Johnson came to see me to day -- Mr Badger at home -- there is to be on Monday a Union club -- we are all invited -- Mrs Lightburne has a daughter -- so has Mrs Harrison I wrote to night to Joe -- | ||
Thursday Feb 13 1862. | |||
This has been a bright day -- but turning colder -- we all well -- I received a letter from Pa -- children out walking -- the childrens little Sewing Society met here at three O. clock -- they stayed to tea after tea some boys came and they all stayed untill ten Mr Badger showed them the Magic Lantern -- I ordered a pair of blue silk boots for Ada -- Mrs Peck came to see me to day I could rent or buy her house if I desired -- for 14 hundred a year rent -- Mrs J. L. Clarke & Miss Matilda Clarke came to see me -- this is my reception day -- | |||
Friday Feb 14 -- 1862. | |||
This has been a very cold day -- but sunny -- children all out -- we all quite well -- received very long letters from Ma & Virginia also Siss -- Ella Badger came to see me -- I bought a sky blue silk tunic for Ada for the party Monday -- Mr Badger at home to night Ada received a Valentine so did Eva & Sheridan -- bought a baby shawl -- also bought children dark blue De Laine Sun bonnet -- Mrs Hopkins has a young baby -- | |||
Saturday Feb 15 -- 1862. | |||
This has been a sunny day but very cold -- my little ones out at 9 O. clock Mrs Miles called to see me I engaged her -- I bought work bands for Ada new swiss dress -- it cost 4 dollars for 4 -- her new blue silk boots came home -- Eva--s [[?]]panties came home -- I am making Ada a blue silk tunic. dancing school met here this afternoon -- to night we all played cards -- Mr Badger at home -- children making worsted balls for Fair -- sewed untill 12 at night -- then retired -- did not sleep -- at One felt very uncomfortable -- called up the servants -- had fires made -- sent Jim after Dr Byford -- then sent after Mrs Miles, my nurse -- went into Green room -- and stayed. | |||
Sunday Feb 16 -- 1862 | |||
was sick untill three -- then I had a large fat boy --weight [[9?]] pounds -- over | |||
Latest revision as of 14:29, 4 April 2020
Tuesday Feb 11 1862.
Fair day all well. Eva and Ada out skating. Mr Hilton with Florence came to see me this afternoon Water in our pipes very impure -- fish in it many little ones pass through the tubes -- children wore black bombazine Aprons to day for first time -- Mr Badger at home --
Wednesday Feb 12th 1862.
This has been a bright day over head -- but sloppy under feet my little ones all out playing -- Belle has a bd cough -- dancing school met here at three O. clock -- we have ten in our class -- Emily Gilman Ellen Walker -- Ella Goodrich, two little Hunt girls & two little Hunt boys my three Belle Eva & Ada -- Mrs Johnson came to see me to day -- Mr Badger at home -- there is to be on Monday a Union club -- we are all invited -- Mrs Lightburne has a daughter -- so has Mrs Harrison I wrote to night to Joe --
Thursday Feb 13 1862.
This has been a bright day -- but turning colder -- we all well -- I received a letter from Pa -- children out walking -- the childrens little Sewing Society met here at three O. clock -- they stayed to tea after tea some boys came and they all stayed untill ten Mr Badger showed them the Magic Lantern -- I ordered a pair of blue silk boots for Ada -- Mrs Peck came to see me to day I could rent or buy her house if I desired -- for 14 hundred a year rent -- Mrs J. L. Clarke & Miss Matilda Clarke came to see me -- this is my reception day --
Friday Feb 14 -- 1862.
This has been a very cold day -- but sunny -- children all out -- we all quite well -- received very long letters from Ma & Virginia also Siss -- Ella Badger came to see me -- I bought a sky blue silk tunic for Ada for the party Monday -- Mr Badger at home to night Ada received a Valentine so did Eva & Sheridan -- bought a baby shawl -- also bought children dark blue De Laine Sun bonnet -- Mrs Hopkins has a young baby --
Saturday Feb 15 -- 1862.
This has been a sunny day but very cold -- my little ones out at 9 O. clock Mrs Miles called to see me I engaged her -- I bought work bands for Ada new swiss dress -- it cost 4 dollars for 4 -- her new blue silk boots came home -- Eva--s ?panties came home -- I am making Ada a blue silk tunic. dancing school met here this afternoon -- to night we all played cards -- Mr Badger at home -- children making worsted balls for Fair -- sewed untill 12 at night -- then retired -- did not sleep -- at One felt very uncomfortable -- called up the servants -- had fires made -- sent Jim after Dr Byford -- then sent after Mrs Miles, my nurse -- went into Green room -- and stayed.
Sunday Feb 16 -- 1862
was sick untill three -- then I had a large fat boy --weight 9? pounds -- over