we get one more load in and leave it on the waggon we won't be able to haul any more till we thrash. Marj. and I went down town to-night and I went to band practice and she went to Miss McQueen's to wait for me. We had a fair practice {illegible} with although there weren't many out. Tim was home from school to-day as he isn't well in some way although he seems to feel all right. Another lovely day. Tuesday January 11th Pickford came over this morning and bought a ram to kill. Frank sold it to him for {6?} cts a lb so he got it for $6.90. We hauled in another load of corn this morning and were late pulling in with it. The mill has closed down now for a week or so they don't blow the whistle and we never know when noon is. Frank and I spent most of the afternoon husking corn. Marj. washed to day. Aunty Alice came over to-night before we finished tea and spent the evening or part of it with us. Another beautiful day. Wednesday January 12th I spent the fore noon doing chores and came home early for dinner and this after noon went up to the annual meeting of the Norfolk Co-Operative. They had a big meeting and gave back the notes