Sept. 21st. Ddrs McCallum Wier, and Cornell were here yesterday to make out certificates of Aunt Ann's insanity. They were all here to dinner. On Monday last Dr Montomery from the Asylum at Kingston was here. The papers are now filled out necessary to send her to the Asylum at Toronto. Her feet continue to swell and she is quite poorly. She frets all the time for fear that I will leave her.

October 9. Went to Toronto and took Aunt Ann to the Asylum. The train was late and we did not read Toronto till about idnight, then had to go to the Asylum, and about one in the morning got settled at the Robinson House, a temperance Hotel.

4th Went out after breakfast and walked around awhile and then took the street car and went to the Asylum. Aunt Ann did not seem to know enough to realize where she was. Found everything apparently needful to make her comfortable. Dining room, and parlor very cosy and attractive. Went back to the Hotel and had dinner and spent the most of the afternoon in the parlor. About sunset walked down on the wharf and looked around.

5th Took breakfast in time to get to the train at seven and from that till five in the afternoon was on the train. Reached homre before six.