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54 [[red underline]] completely all traffic on 54 street [[/red underline]] for quite some time Row of tooting motor cars impatiently waiting. Finally got my car going but it was near 2 P.M when I reached home. December 12 1915 (Sunday) Sunny clear bright day. [[red underline]] Taught Nina to drive new car [[/red underline]] and after a few minutes she got the habit of it. Mr. Robert [[red underline]] Bruère [[/red underline]] and his wife for lunch. Talked all afternoon about various subjects. He came here [[red underline]] once more to decide me to write an article for [[/red underline]] Harper's Monthly on the subject of [[red underline]] Chemical Industry. [[/red underline]] December 13. This morning it began to snow when Albert was taking big Stearns car to Toch's factory to be painted. Then snow developed into [[end page]] [[start page]] 55 [[symbol in top left margin]] # [[/symbol]] a blizzard. [[red underline]] All traffic suspended. [[/red underline]] Miss Evans and James had to stay here to sleep. It took Albert [[red underline]] 5 hours from Cortland to his house. [[/red underline]] Feels good indoors but I fear many people must have suffered much today. December 14. [[red underline]] Much snowed in. Nina went to school on snowshoes. [[red underline]] Snow about 14" high in some place 3 feet. Albert, Alexander and James busy all day to make a clearing along [[strikethrough]] Park [[/strikethrough]] Rock Lane. towards evening tried successfully to reach main road with small automobile. No milk, no butcher etc. but got [[strikethrough]] lette [[/strikethrough]] mail and newspapers. [[symbol and annotation in left margin]] # 1 h. [[/symbol and annotation]] This morning spent one hour with Hooker matters. Dec. 15. [[red underline]] Celine [[/red underline]] left for [[red underline]] Washington [[/red underline]] to attend [[red underline]] congress of suffragists [[/red underline]] After getting thru with my mail
