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Tuesday - 8am
at M. Atwells 1857, 7 avenue
Tuesday 12 Nov arrived NY 6 am - left train
[st?] station - breakfast - went to find Atwell
at his office Maiden Lane - not in -
Went to see [Torres?] - [Bre?] - sent for Steve
he came and held conference - Tele?  ?
will see us at 1,15a go again to Atwells office not
there - get local address - go to
Ste? came - had another conference.
Went again to Atwells office - decide to go
to his house - take elevated RR - find him
with a boil on his neck - did not get on dis-
patch - had met the wrong trains? - a lovely flat(hat?)
and home - M. & Mrs Atwell - ? - ? -
rainy day - remain in till beautiful dinner?
by Mrs. Atwell - no servant - return in my room
Nov 11th Monday ? to ?
Up at 4 1/2 got ready for train at 9- sent ?
7 1/2 Harriette? went to train with us - left at 11
for ?  - arrived  Idas 12 1/2 - she had done washing(working?)
Dn finished up some work - We speak with Ida2
about going home with us - spoke with childen
cannot decide--leave it for them to consider
if she can all take us at N.Y-
Telegraph Atwell--think to leave at 3 pm
but decide to wait - late night train--
leave Worcester at 12 night-- sleepers  2.50
arr NY 6 as per last page --.

Sunday Nov 10   Dorchester
cold high winds--do not go out - to cold
to enjoy the day--set on floor in sun & sleep
at night Mrs Dyer & son come to call
Later. some other friends an Mr Harber of
Youth Companion- son of R. B. Harber of
Oscolosa- a fun mo/en - & he leaves his
Aunt Alleen for me to write & give photo -
we break up at 11 1/2 - I pack trunk and
get ready to start for Worcester in the morning
as per last page -

3.
Tuesday Nov 12. N.Y. Atwells
Told on previous page

Wednesday Nov 13. -N.Y Atwells
remained indoors - Howard & wife came-
Telegraphed to Ida. She left Worcester at
midnight.  (Nov 13)
Expected Mrs Donald McLain in the
evening. could not come - a dinner party home -
Atwells neck better - he is home all the time
Dr has bad cold. A restful, lovely day
The guests of the house are Mr Thomas Duncan
a long time friend of Atwells, and Miss
Luciil Monroe. a young player -

Thursday Nov 14. - (Atwells)
(Dr. Pomory. No 17, West 71 St. N. York-)
All here at Atwells till noon - then
to train with Mr Duncan - to Washington
at 6 - home at 8- Silas alone - Lizzie well -
all retired at 11- - home again

Friday. Nov. 15- - Glen Echo
colder - set up stoves got things
in lifiry conditen all the house    over4
Saturday Nov. 16. Glen Echo
commenced to live a little - Ida worked
as if she had gone out to service -
Learned that poor Andrew Beckly had
gone into the house and robbed it of blankets
soap etc. and been caught in it + the
things brought back. He and his mother had
moved to town- I had intended to hire him
at once to help in the house- poor human
nature- how frail, how prone to error and
sorrow - I am not grieved at the depredation but
am grieved for the depredation- poor fellow
he is wretched I know- for I am wretched
for him! He would not have done it if
he had been sober. 
Paid Silas his wages 4.50

Sunday Nov 17. Glen Echo
Cooler - threatening
We still work upon the house- yesterday we
took up the ruggs in both offices. washed the
windows below- so far ready for visitors
Ida has letters from him all well
call at night from Cora Curry and Mary Barton
They propose a modification of the constitution
of the Red Cross. they gave their opinions