Monday, Apr 25, 1887 Fine weather. Whittredge and I left at 11 for the 12 30 train from Port Jervis, Pinchot remaining until evening. I left at Greycourt and came across to Newburgh where I had to wait from 2 30 until 5 when I came home by Hudson River road reaching the house at 6.30, fatigued with waiting at the stations and glad to be there. It grew colder toward evening and began to rain. Mary was there and also Janette and Emily. Janette had been ill with some alarming symptoms and they had all been very anxious about her.
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