July 2, 1838 ~ Monday

the family I spent a Short time with
Eunice before retiring we mingled
our sympathys tears & prayers
to gether before a throne of grace

July 3, 1838 ~ Tuesday

3^rd I arose in the morning refreshed by sleep &
after having prayers with the family I took
the parting hand with Father Mother &
Sister Eunice & bid them with my
native home once more fare well may
the Lord delivere those of my friends from
the powers of temptation that try the
Souls of men that dwell upon the ear[th]
I walked to Mr Whitmans & took carriage
from there into Hartford I then walked to
Tolland from thence to Stafford & spent
the night distance of the day 36 miles

July 4, 1838 ~ Wednesday

4^th I walked to Holland to Stubbridge
from there to Worrcester the whol distance
of the day 40 miles the thermometer
stood at 90 in the shade & 104 in the sun
I spent the night at the USA Hotel

July 5, 1838 ~ Thursday

5^th I took the rail car at Worcester
at 6 oclock & reached Boston

the family I spent a Short time with Eunice before retireing we mingled our Sympathys tears & prayers together before a throne of grace

July 3, 1838 ~ Tuesday

3rd I arose in the morning refreshed by sleep & after having prayers with the family I took the parting hand with Father, Mother & Sister Eunice & bid them with my native home once more farewell may the Lord deliver those of my friends from the powers of temptation that try the Souls of men that dwell upon the earth. I walked to Mr Whitmers & took conveyance from there into Hartford. I then walked to Tolland from thence to Stafford & spent the night distance of the day 36 miles

July 4, 1838 ~ Wednesday

4th I walked to Holland to Stubbridge from thence to Worcester the whole distance of the day 40 miles. The thermometer stood at 90 degrees in the shade & 104 in the Sun. I spent the night at the USA Hotel

July 5, 1838 ~ Thursday

5th I took the rail car at Worcester at 6 oclock & reached Boston