Monday, Apr 23, 1888 Tom planted peas, beets, salsify and onions and we talked over the arrangement of the garden. I made out my list of seeds for Henderson and did various things, among others mended the frame which came apart in the hall. Sara had a letter from Mary telling of Marions return and of Lauras arrival at Julia's in Baltimore. I went down town in the afternoon and got a glass for the picture and did some errands and came back to N. Y. with the 7.45 train arriving here at 11. I found a note from Mrs. Lord renewing her invitation to come down there this week and wrote her at once I would come Thursday.
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