| April |
1 |
Ad, Wallace & Ezra worked at the {illegible} they got the rest in {illegible} |
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2 |
Ezra went to the {illegible} I split some wood |
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3 |
I took the fram of the old hotbed & some of the earth of it is frozen yet rain last night |
| 4 |
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Mr {illegible} preached in the Methodist Church the morning Revd Mr Matthews {illegible} at night |
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5 |
Ad & Wallace went to the funeral of Mr Haigs of Gananoque he was buried at the semetry |
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6 |
Ad paid John Jonston the oats that Ad borwed last fall we put out a lot of straw in the Barnyard |
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7 |
Ezra split wood & put it into the shed fine day Billie came from Delta last night |
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8 |
Ezra drew stons for the bottom of the milk shed then he brock them up |
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9 |
Ezra drew loam from the gravel pit to cover the stones in the shed it is a good job |
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10 |
he put in 6 bails for the cows in the east side of the shed I got the hotbed made and the sash on them in a driseling rain most of the day with a little snow |
| 11 |
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Revd Mr Matthews preached this morning Mr Garnett at night there is about 4 inches of snow this morning very cold with high northwest wind |
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12 |
Bisie went to Kingston the Express she is going to attend the Medical College there |
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13 |
I put Cabag & Tomattoe Seed in the hotbed the snow is nearly all gone frost at night |
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14 |
Ad & Ezra is working at the road Tuesday |
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15 |
Ad and Ezra came out and began to dig a ditch from the house far to take the water out of the seller there is a foot of water in it |
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16 |
they finished it the water runs finely there is 15 or 19 inches of fall they put plank box in for a drain pipe to the south side of the house James & Robson Beatty came on the Express |
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