Schlesinger Library
Susan B. Anthony Papers, 1815-1961. Diaries. 1853-1856, with scattered later entries, most n.d. A-143, folder 8. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

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Apr 23, 2020 newmad Apr 23, 2020 newmad Apr 23, 2020 newmad Apr 23, 2020 newmad Apr 23, 2020 newmad Apr 13, 2020 jenweintraub	(seq. 37) [66] Elmira, on the 10 Oclock evening train. Found Mrs. Welling just retired were up again at 4 Oclock A.M. to go to Pen Yan - Mrs. Rose' meeting was small again. The Rev. Mr. Murdock, preaches in one of their most popular churches & his bigotry is enough to enslave the whole community -- [67] [/55] W. R. Con. held in Wesleyan Methodist Church at Pen Yan, Wednesday Jan 10th 1855 - Arrived here from Elmira, about 8 Oclock A.M. - Miss Richmonds Cousin met her at Depot & took her to his home - A Mr. Brigham also met us & took Mrs. Rose & self to the house of Mr. Curtis - very fine family indeed - every thing in beautiful order -- & the cooking scientifically done - oh the murderous work that is perpetrated in the culinary department of nine tenths the establishments of the land - The domestic sphere, considered the only appropriate one for woman & yet not one woman in ten taught the art of bread making even -- Here we came in collision with Elder Knapp, the great Baptist Revivalist - he had been at work three weeks - still, we had a full house, & great interest manifested. In the evening - had a full house again, & an full vote, asking Mrs. Rose to remain & speak again Thursday night -- but we were too tired to think of it -- had been broken up our sleep so much for the week past --	(seq. 37) [66] Elmira, on the 10 Oclock evening train. Found Mrs. Welling just retired were up again at 4 Oclock A.M. to go to Pen Yan - Mrs. Rose' meeting was small again. The Rev. Mr. Murdock, preaches in one of their most popular churches & his bigotry is enough to enslave the whole community -- [67] [/55] W. R. Con. held in Wesleyan Methodist Church at Pen Yan, Wednesday Jan 10th 1855 - Arrived here from Elmira, about 8 Oclock A.M. - Miss Richmonds Cousin met her at Depot & took her to his home - A Mr. Brigham also met us & took Mrs. Rose & self to the house of Mr. Curtis - very fine family indeed - every thing in beautiful order -- & the cooking scientifically done - oh the murderous work that is perpetrated in the culinary department of nine tenths the establishments of the land - The domestic sphere, considered the only appropriate one for woman & yet not one woman in ten taught the art of bread making even -- Here we came in collision with Elder Knapp, the great Baptist Revivalist - he had been at work three weeks - still, we had a full house, & great interest manifested. In the evening - had a full house again, & an full vote, asking Mrs. Rose to remain & speak again Thursday night -- but we were too tired to think of it -- had been broken up our sleep so much for the week past --

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