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Llewellyn Henry goes tonight to the University to stay six months and use up one of his three scholarships.

Sunday, Jan. 11, 1903

It snowed last night a great deal, and is snowing today, all well. Mr. Badger feels much better. We did not go to church, Mrs. Henry, her three sons, and Marie (her attendant) went to morning church, and this afternoon, Marie and the two children Camille and William unclear Henry went to the new church at Kenwood. Another Scientist Church, they are increasing everywhere. Llewellyn Henry stayed here last night but he goes tonight to the University to be there for five months, he has won three scholarships, with board and lodging.

I received an invitation from Mrs Bland Ballard to her reception at Lake Forest.

It has turned colder. Plenty of snow on the ground.

Our old coachman, Alfred, lost his seven months old baby, he has been living with Mrs John, B. Drake, ever since I sold my horses and carriage, they like Alfred very much (he is white.