Saturday, Feb 6, 1886 Sara and I went home by 11 oclock train. Girards wife and Mrs. Crosby were on the train. The weather was cold and ice boats and trolling matches enlivened the frozen river. Tom met us with the sleigh. Later I drove down town and met Mary Gifford who came over the river in the stage sleigh and we spent the day most agreeably at home in front of the open fire.
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