Boston.     January 10, 1904. [underlined]
  Clear with fresh N.W. [North West] wind.
Rather mild the snow and ice thawing freely
on sidewalks exposed to the sun.
  Up and fully dressed to-day from
9 a.m. to bed time. Frank Manning called at
eleven staying fully and [an?] hour. Sister Francis read
to me from Menpes's "Japan" a most interesting work.
  George Farnsworth called about 4.30. Dr Townsend 
came at 5. He had been to Milton and had seen there
(in the Haywards' Norway Spruces) a flock of Pine
Grosbeaks which included two rosy-red males.