Sunday, Oct 24, 1886 A beautiful Autumn day. The maple in front of the house and Gertrudes tree are just at the height of their color having remained green until within a few days. We have all sat in the parlor with a fire in the Franklin as there is a coolness in the air. It is pleasant for us all to be together again. John, Lucy and Sedgwick, Mary, Sara and I. Sedgwick is a most beautiful and lovable boy and I wish he were to be here all winter. Sara is going to N. Y. tomorrow with Nannie who is going to spend a month at Dr. Taylors.
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