London. Saturday Mar. 30″
Arose in good time and saw
the “Sherwins” in their room
before they left. Their room was
123 and ours 248 in the same
floor. We bid them goodbye
and they left about 9.30 A.M.
For Liverpool and their
steamer to sail at 4. P.M.
Very nice people and we
are sorry to see them go –
as we have been t0-gether
longer than with an other
passengers on the “S.S. Pres.
Hayes”
We then went out for a late
breakfast. a dark dull morning
with fog. Geo. went out for a
walk and returned about 1. P.M.
At one-thirty we started for a
sight seeing visit to “The