Monday, Oct 25, 1886 Tom has been blacking and getting ready to put up the hall stove[,] Sara's and the upper kitchen stove. I have been busy directing that, putting away the rest of the apples and getting my pictures boxed to send away tomorrow. The foliage is getting to be very rich in color but I only see it from the hill. I am making a fight against depression and melancholy and have got on pretty well lately. Sara went to N. Y. with Nannie this morning to return tomorrow. I wrote Wilmurt about my pictures.
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