Légales Charles Brown's départ prochain à Boston pour travailler. Transcription : 12. Le mercredi. De Park Place et j'ai vu Fred Master [Anderson], assis tout seul, la fumigation et la lecture [David] Copperfield. Son père [Charles F. Anderson] encore à Washington. John N. [à] Genins et était payé 12 $. Un appel à l'époque, une autre à Spottiswoode ?s, et non comme à la maison, l'a envoyé au bureau de poste, puis à l'Office de Tourisme de Holdens Mag au cours de laquelle j'ai eu une agréable conversation avec [Henry] Fowler ; anonyme pour Bobbett et Edmonds, (dont j'ai trouvé emploient Baudoin, qui m'a donné son adresse [mot cr

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Mentions Charles Brown's upcoming departure to Boston for work. Transcription: 12. Wednesday. To Park Place and saw Master Fred [Anderson], sitting all alone, fumigating and reading [David] Copperfield. His father [Charles F. Anderson] still at Washington. To [John N.] Genins and got paid $12. A call at the Era Office, another at Spottiswoode ?s, and unsuccessful as to the home sent parcel, then to the post Office, then to the Office of Holdens Mag whereat I had a pleasant chat with [Henry] Fowler; anon to Bobbett and Edmonds, (in whose employ I found Baudoin, who gave me his address [word crossed out] and invite to call on him.) Returning to [177] Canal met Mr Greatbatch by the way. 13. Thursday. Charley [Brown] announcing that he is engaged to work on the engraving for a certain projected newspaper at Boston, at $10 per week, and resolveth to start on the morrow, I postpone my intent to West Chester. A drawing on mahogany to do, for [William] Roberts, Charleys boss. At it all the afternoon and evening. Charley out late at his lady-love ?s [Charlotte Kidder]. Cross with us, namely I and Alf Waud pretty nigh all day. He rather sick, so we coddle him. A [word crossed out], quaint, social Yankee is he. [Haydon] Hall the elder off for Genesee this day. Joe Greatbatch called in the evening, and I had a walk with him. 14. Friday. To Roberts with the sketch for drawing. He not arrived. So after half an hours reading at ?ǣthe O ?Donoughue ? walked to the Era Office. Talk with [Thomas] Picton and his co-mates, and from him got a check for the $13 owing me. Returned to Chamber Street and found that Roberts had not done the like, so walked up Centre, back, cashed check, purchased some cigars for Charley, x and to dinner. After, through a dull rain with him to Roberts. Saw the man, got mahogany block, talked half an hour and returned. Charley having postponed his departure to the morrow, we have a last social evening together. Sad enough was I to think of his going; ? ?tis