8714th. (Adams Papers)
For want of sufficient exercise, I have been unwell, for several days: there is no walking at...
8725th. (Adams Papers)
We passed the evening at Freeman’s chamber. He proposes setting off for Newbury, to morrow...
8736th. (Adams Papers)
Very cold this morning, Freeman went for Ipswich. Mr. Andrews called upon us in the afternoon. I...
8747th. (Adams Papers)
Mr. Hilliard preach’d all day; pretty much in the common stile. Dined at Judge Dana’s; and...
8758th. (Adams Papers)
We went down this evening with the young ladies, to Mr. Dana’s. I passed several hours agreeably....
8769th. (Adams Papers)
Snow’d part of the day. Reading Watson’s chemical essays. They are written in a very plain...
87710th. (Adams Papers)
Mr. Paine was ordained, minister of Charlestown, but as it snow’d all the fore part of the day, I...
87811th. (Adams Papers)
The weather is yet unsettled, but it has not storm’d this day. Saunders, and Barron of the junior...
87912th. (Adams Papers)
The weather cleared up in the morning, and the cold since noon has increased very fast. We pass’d...
88013th. (Adams Papers)
The weather very cold all day with a strong wind. We had a Quantity of company, in the forenoon...
88114th. (Adams Papers)
Mr. Hilliard preach’d all day. It is a long time since he has given us any variety: but on the...
88215th. (Adams Papers)
The weather very moderate. The snow went off quite fast. Drank tea at Mr. Hilliard’s. His...
88316th. (Adams Papers)
Dined at Mr. Dana’s, and pass’d part of the evening with the Judge and his Lady at Mr. Gerry’s....
88417th. (Adams Papers)
My Chum went to Boston, but return’d early in the afternoon. After tea we went down to Mr....
88518th. (Adams Papers)
Fine weather, till the evening, which was very blustry. The men have been selected who are to go...
88619th. (Adams Papers)
The troops from this Town, went this afternoon to Waltham, from whence, they are to proceed...
88720th. (Adams Papers)
Snow’d all day. We were rather tired after our expedition. I have been idle; and do not by any...
88821st. (Adams Papers)
Mr. Hilliard again entertained us all day, with his own composition. Bridge, and I dined at Mr....
88922d. (Adams Papers)
Employ’d all day, in translating some german observations for Mr. Dana: finished them: and in the...
89023d. (Adams Papers)
Miss Ellery pass’d the day at the professor’s, and was very agreeable; I am more and more pleased...
89124th. (Adams Papers)
Miss Ellery, went home this morning, after breakfast. Miss Jones, rather unsociable; her spirits...
89225th. (Adams Papers)
The weather has been all along quite unsettled. Yesterday was very cold, but to day, it thaws...
89326th. (Adams Papers)
General Lincoln, it seems, finds more difficulties in the affair he has undertaken, than were...
89427th. (Adams Papers)
Fay was here this morning, and Freeman return’d this day from his Tour to visit his friends. Part...
89528th. (Adams Papers)
Mr. Fiske supplied Mr. Hilliard this day: and gave satisfaction in general. His sentiments are...
89629th. (Adams Papers)
Bridge went to Salem, upon some business this day, and returned. Miss Ellery and Miss Williams,...
89730th. (Adams Papers)
Mrs. Cranch, Miss Betsey, and her brother, came from Braintree this morning, dined at Mr....
89831st. (Adams Papers)
Mr. Harris arrived this afternoon from Springfield, but did not bring any further accounts of...
899[February 1787] (Adams Papers)
It snow’d, the greatest part of the day; but gently, and without wind. Miss Jones, this forenoon,...
900Thursday February 1st. 1787. (Adams Papers)
It snow’d, the greatest part of the day; but gently, and without wind. Miss Jones, this forenoon,...