Datebook 1921: Monday, March 14, 1921

Fair, mild, damp, day. Snow gone. Arose 7 A.M. Breakfast. Helped father off. To College 8 A.M. - 12:30 M. Dinner. Down town. Bowled. Home. Wrote in diary, letter to Nellie etc. Supper. To Ichabod Spencer Lecture. Home. Studied. To bed 10 P.M.

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Stanford mentioned the Ichabod Spencer lecture in his 1920 diary on this day: Ichabod.

About this blog . . .

I've created this blog to make a record of the hand-written journals of Stanford Stillman Closson (1900-1982), who was in his life a Methodist Minister, grandfather, father, brother, husband, son and friend. This is the third installment of Date Book, covering 1921 (the first two cover 1919 and 1920). For as long as seems practical, I will record subsequent years (they continue into the 1970s). I'm matching the days--January 1, 1921 to January 1, 2015, for instance--with one entry per day.

The daily entries are pretty short, though, so in addition to recording the diaries, I'm also annotating them, giving additional information about the people, places and events mentioned by Stanford. By doing this, I hope to convey a sense of 1921 Schenectady, New York and the people Stanford interacted with. Of course, I'm also hoping to give Stanford's descendants a fuller picture of who he was as a young man.

Datebook 1921

Monday, March 14, 1921

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