Tuesday, June 17, 1884 Mrs. Lindsley called. She looked very young and pretty but evidently finds Rondout pretty dull. A letter from Mary to say she is coming up tomorrow, enclosing a letter from Julia from the Kaatskill Mountain House where she and Harry are spending their honeymoon and having a delightful time. I have bustled about at all sorts of things and yet found time to be troubled and unhappy over the daily anxieties of life.
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