Rather calmer.
The Diary of Mary Ann Denham
Wootton Bridge 1857 -1859Archive for the ‘Diary’ Category
Still stormy.
Very stormy indeed in doors.
In the evening Julia and I went with Mr.G.C. to the Theatre at Newport, the performance commenced with the popular comedy of “All That Glitters is not Gold” and concluded with the laughable farce of “His last legs” , there was also singing and dancing, we were very much pleased indeed and arrived home in good hours
Mr G.C. repaired the east house.
In the evening we had a game of cribbage.
In the afternoon Julia went to church, I did a little drawing. Mr.G.C. drank tea with us.
In the evening we went to Chapel.
General Humiliation and fast day for the Indian Mutiny. I went to church in the morning and afternoon.
Sunday School Union tea party at Wootton Free Wesleyan Chapel. In the evening Julia and I went to Newport to change a pair of boots.
Mr F.C.L. came part of the way home with us.
Mr George Cooper put some shelves in grandma’s Tenements.
Second bargain Saturday, Julia went to Newport.
In the evening, Mr G.C. came home with Julia.