carpet bag in the scrape, upon on my arival at Albany
it seemed as though I should be torn in peaces by
the carman and Irish runners all pulling and
haulling. I spent the night at Holmes Temperance
House near the rail road landing carmans fee 50 cts
distance from Oswego to Albany 200 miles

September 27, 1844 ~ Friday

27^th Bill $1.50 ct two Tickets one to Boston
$6. one to Russel $2.96 took cars and left
Albany in the morning. I parted with my family
at Russel depo at noon, my family went
on to Boston and I walked up to Br Vinson
Shirtliffs 4 miles from Russel Depo
Distance of the day 100 miles
I met a welcome reception at Br Shirtliffs

September 28, 1844 ~ Saturday

28^th ^$4.^ I Parted with Br Shirtliff who went to
attend an appointment I spent the day at his
house writing in my Journal A hard frost

September 29, 1844 ~ Sunday

29^th Sunday A severe Storm. I rode in it
with Br Palmer to the crooked river branch
through Westfield, 9 miles I held a meeting in
the evening with the Saints, had a good time 9 m

September 30, 1844 ~ Monday

30^th I took Br Deweys hors & waggon & rode to
Simsbury called upon Aunt Cossetts and
dined. found Aunt Cossetts vary poorly
I rode to Farmington And spent the night at
fathers house [FIGURE] I found Father and mother in good
health this is the second visit I have made them
this summer, my interview was plesant with them
Distance of the day 30

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carpet bag in the scrape, upon on my arival at Albany it seemed as though I should be torn in peaces by the carman and Irish runners all pulling and haulling. I spent the night at Holmes Temperance House near the rail road landing carmans fee 50 cts distance from Oswego to Albany 200 miles

September 27, 1844 ~ Friday

27th Bill $1.50 ct two Tickets one to Boston $6. one to Russel $2.96 took cars and left Albany in the morning. I parted with my family at Russel depo at noon, my family went on to Boston and I walked up to Br Vinson Shirtliffs 4 miles from Russel Depo Distance of the day 100 miles I met a welcome reception at Br Shirtliffs

September 28, 1844 ~ Saturday

28th $4. I Parted with Br Shirtliff who went to attend an appointment I spent the day at his house writing in my Journal A hard frost

September 29, 1844 ~ Sunday

29th Sunday A severe Storm. I rode in it with Br Palmer to the crooked river branch through Westfield, 9 miles I held a meeting in the evening with the Saints, had a good time 9 m

September 30, 1844 ~ Monday

30th I took Br Deweys hors & waggon & rode to Simsbury called upon Aunt Cossetts and dined. found Aunt Cossetts vary poorly I rode to Farmington And spent the night at fathers house [FIGURE] I found Father and mother in good health this is the second visit I have made them this summer, my interview was plesant with them Distance of the day 30

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