Wednesday, June 25, 1890 We were up early and had our breakfast a little after 6 as it promised to be a very hot day. I went down town and from there to Kingston. Called up at the Cross' and saw Mr & Mrs. Cross and Miss McAtee. After talking with them half an hour and just as I was about to leave I discovered they had not had their breakfast. I went to see Kenyon and now I think I have the Van Gaasbeck matter in train.
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