Sunday, Mar 25, 1888 Mary and I went to hear Mr. Williams who preached an excellent sermon on worshiping in "spirit and in truth". Mr. Frothingham was there. The first time I ever heard him was in this church. He was a young man then and now his hair is white and he has had a slight stroke of paralysis and is on the downward road as I am. After church I went around to the club and wrote to Lucy. Read Miss Amilie Rives story in the Lippincott in the evening "The Quick and the dead".
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