Friday, Nov 30, 1888 The last day of the most unpleasant Autumn as regards the weather I ever remember. Was down town this forenoon and paid for the hall stove $35 and also the express charges $1 on a barrel of apples sent to Mrs. Louise Broadhead at Dobbs Ferry. Have finished "Notre Dame". This evening attended the second meeting of the Questions club at John Forsyths instead of Mr. Clarks. Achbishop Laud was the subject. Our ideas are rather crude it seems to me and what we say has very little thorough knowledge behind it.
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