At home to-day, under orders from Dr. F. — Mr. Montgomery of
Philadelphia dined with us. — Called on Harrington, to have Dr. F. go to see
Gen. Hooker, if possible. Harrington made arrangements. — Towards sun-down,
called at Mrs. C's to enquire for Mrs. D., and was much gratified to find her
so far recovered as to be in the parlor. — Mr. Montgomery went to church with
Katie. — Bannister, Taylor and others called.
Dr. F. spoke of having been to the President's, who being
very busy writing, could not see him.
Thought to myself, “Possibly engaged on Proclamation.”
SOURCE: Annual Report of the American Historical
Association for the Year 1902, Vol. 2, p. 87
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