September 30, 1903 Wednesday

September 30 WednesdaySam’s notebook: “A P H / Every hog has his day” [NB 46 TS 25].

Joe Twichell wrote to Sam, pasting a Hartford Courant clipping at the top of the first page, which related an anecdote of Sam attending Parker’s Old South Church when Joe was away, and saying:

“They have no choir up at Twichell’s meetinghouse, and I like to come down here, now and then, to sit with Robinson and enjoy—the music!” Joe asked if Sam had seen it. “We are home again…I am to get the treadmill started for another year. We had the best sort of vacation and are all improved in condition by it— especially Harmony. We hope for good news of Livy. When you get to New York let us know when we may come down—if we may—and—But lo at this moment, Sue opens my door and tosses on to my table Livy’s letter of the 28th inst., just brought by the postman!!! Livy’s own letter, from her own dear hand!…Thank God” Livy said they might lunch with them in NY between Oct. 7 and 24 [MTP].

Day By Day Acknowledgment

Mark Twain Day By Day was originally a print reference, meticulously created by David Fears, who has generously made this work available, via the Center for Mark Twain Studies, as a digital edition.   

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