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Mary Agnes “Aggie” Cooper (1877-1964)
1910
Transcribed by Rural Diary Archive volunteers
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THE ELITE
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1910
Sat Jan 1. New Years Day. we had the gathering. fine and mild. a little foggy and the Snow going in
the afternoon. going
Sun Jan 2. Fine and moderately cold. Uncle, Aunt Mattie and I at Church.
Mon Jan 3. Fine in the morning then turned cold and blustery in the afternoon. Election Day. Uncle
did not go out. I called at Mrs Clarkes.
Tue Jan 4. Fine but extremely cold. 7 below zero. Willies are thrashing.
Wed Jan 5. Rained and Sleeted all very slippery. Willie could not thrash. We took our hens to barn.
Thur Jan 6. Fine day moderately cold. good Sleighing. Aunt Mattie and I walked out to W.A. and
called at Mrs Henry's. The machine came at night bad coming up the lane.
Fri Jan 7. Fine and mild. We thrashed and cut feed, got through about 4.30
Sat Jan 8. Fine but cold. Uncle at Mr Wm Cross' funeral then took me to the Rink in the evening.
Sun Jan 9. Fine day. Uncle, Aunt Nellie and I at church.
Mon Jan 10. Fine but cold and frosty we washed and churned. Annie Cooper walked out in the
morning.
Tue Jan 11. Fine day and moderately cold. Mr and Mrs Breakey Mr and Mrs Gibson and Ida Clark
here.
Wed Jan 12. Fine bright day. splendid Sleighing. Uncle and Aunt Mattie at Thornhill with Butter, Aunt
Nellie called at Mr. Whites. Uncle took me to Carnival.
Thur Jan 13. Fine but colder. East wind. Uncle in Toronto, Aunt Nellie at an extra W.A. Meeting. she
had dinner and tea at Mothers.
Fri Jan 14. Storming all day, from East, Uncle and Aunt Nellie at Mr. Clarke's to tea, our lane pretty
full, but able to get through.
Sat Jan 15. Fine bright day, Uncle in Toronto, I walked to Rink and Uncle brought me home.
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New Year
New Year
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For more information on Mary Agnes “Aggie” Cooper, section under “Discover” on our
website: ruraldiaries.lib.uoguelph.ca
1910
Transcribed by Rural Diary Archive volunteers
{Front cover}
THE ELITE
{diarist as written: 1910 430 oy}
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1910
Sat Jan 1. New Years Day. we had the gathering. fine and mild. a little foggy and the Snow going in
the afternoon. going
Sun Jan 2. Fine and moderately cold. Uncle, Aunt Mattie and I at Church.
Mon Jan 3. Fine in the morning then turned cold and blustery in the afternoon. Election Day. Uncle
did not go out. I called at Mrs Clarkes.
Tue Jan 4. Fine but extremely cold. 7 below zero. Willies are thrashing.
Wed Jan 5. Rained and Sleeted all very slippery. Willie could not thrash. We took our hens to barn.
Thur Jan 6. Fine day moderately cold. good Sleighing. Aunt Mattie and I walked out to W.A. and
called at Mrs Henry's. The machine came at night bad coming up the lane.
Fri Jan 7. Fine and mild. We thrashed and cut feed, got through about 4.30
Sat Jan 8. Fine but cold. Uncle at Mr Wm Cross' funeral then took me to the Rink in the evening.
Sun Jan 9. Fine day. Uncle, Aunt Nellie and I at church.
Mon Jan 10. Fine but cold and frosty we washed and churned. Annie Cooper walked out in the
morning.
Tue Jan 11. Fine day and moderately cold. Mr and Mrs Breakey Mr and Mrs Gibson and Ida Clark
here.
Wed Jan 12. Fine bright day. splendid Sleighing. Uncle and Aunt Mattie at Thornhill with Butter, Aunt
Nellie called at Mr. Whites. Uncle took me to Carnival.
Thur Jan 13. Fine but colder. East wind. Uncle in Toronto, Aunt Nellie at an extra W.A. Meeting. she
had dinner and tea at Mothers.
Fri Jan 14. Storming all day, from East, Uncle and Aunt Nellie at Mr. Clarke's to tea, our lane pretty
full, but able to get through.
Sat Jan 15. Fine bright day, Uncle in Toronto, I walked to Rink and Uncle brought me home.
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New Year
New Year
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For more information on Mary Agnes “Aggie” Cooper, section under “Discover” on our
website: ruraldiaries.lib.uoguelph.ca
