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June 1909.
June 1 - Tues. - We cleaned the parlor
June 2 - Wed - Started to clean the
dining room & also stitch-
ched our curtains.
Irene Mallory & Allen Bissell
were married 9 p.m.
June 3 - Thur. - Papered the dining-
room to-day. Mrs. Beattie
(Jr.) came up to-night &
we made the frame for
my embroidy hat
June 4 - Fri. - We finished our
dining-room to-day.
It rained this Eve
June 5 - Sat. - It rained some &
has been cloudy all day. We
put our stove out to-day
I went to the factory to-night
(as it is the first night they
made butter this summer)
& I stopped at Mrs. Beatties
Mrs. J. Beattie finished my
hat to-night. Henry Willard
& Mr. Geo. Tassey went fishing
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to-night but did not catch any
fish.
June 6 - Sun. - Laura & I went to
Presbyterian church this a.m.
I laid down this p.m. & wrote
a letter to Lulla Daniels this
Eve. The new preach, Mr. Wright
preached at St. Georgs this Eve
for the first.
June 7 - Mon. - We washed this is
Mason’s night.
June 8 - Tues. - I went down to Annies
this a.m. & came back
with Mary (as she drove
up to Mr. E. Dudleys (she) to
practise with Mrs Lambert
Dudley to sing on Sun.
June 9 - Wed. - I ironed to-day
June 10 - Thur. - I washed the wood
work in the kitchen.
Gordon Walker came
down this Eve.
June 11 - Fri. - Went up to Mrs. J
Wrights this p.m. Mary
came up & Mrs. E. Dudley
came down to the church
to practise for Sun. I trained
my sweet peas this Eve.
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mama started painting
the kitchen wood-work to-day
June 12 - Sat. - Elsie & Hyne went to
town 6:30 p.m. & left the
children here. They stayed
all night but Elsie &
Hyne went home. I took
the children to the factory
to-night.
June 13 - Sun. - Elsie & Hyne came
out this p.m. Mrs. E.
Dudley sang two solos at
Bethel Church this p.m.
there was a thunder
storm 1.30 to-night & the
lightning struck Manley
Field’s barn & burnt it.
June 14 - Mon. - We washed
Papa went to Algoma
to get his horses shod
I took a music lesson
this p.m. Mama’s eyes
took sore to-day.
June 15 - Tues. - I ironed this a.m
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Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Mary Edith Throop Diary Collection
Subject
The topic of the resource
20th Century Rural Ontario Diaries
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Mary Edith Throop
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Grenville County Historical Society
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1909-1919
Language
A language of the resource
English
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Leeds & Grenville County, Elizabethtown Township, Ontario
Table Of Contents
A list of subunits of the resource.
Mary Edith Throop Diary, 1909
Mary Edith Throop Diary, 1909-1910
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Mary Edith Throop Diary, 1909-1910
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Mary Edith Throop
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Grenville County Historical Society
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1909-1910
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Leeds & Grenville County, Elizabethtown Township, Ontario
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June 1st, 1909
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>June 1909.
</p><p>June 1 - Tues. - We cleaned the parlor
</p><p>June 2 - Wed - Started to clean the
dining room & also stitch-
ched our curtains.
Irene Mallory & Allen Bissell
were married 9 p.m.
</p><p>June 3 - Thur. - Papered the dining-
room to-day. Mrs. Beattie
(Jr.) came up to-night &
we made the frame for
my embroidy hat
</p><p>June 4 - Fri. - We finished our
dining-room to-day.
It rained this Eve
</p><p>June 5 - Sat. - It rained some &
has been cloudy all day. We
put our stove out to-day
I went to the factory to-night
(as it is the first night they
made butter this summer)
& I stopped at Mrs. Beatties
Mrs. J. Beattie finished my
hat to-night. Henry Willard
& Mr. Geo. Tassey went fishing
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>to-night but did not catch any
fish.
</p><p>June 6 - Sun. - Laura & I went to
Presbyterian church this a.m.
I laid down this p.m. & wrote
a letter to Lulla Daniels this
Eve. The new preach, Mr. Wright
preached at St. Georgs this Eve
for the first.
</p><p>June 7 - Mon. - We washed this is
Mason’s night.
</p><p>June 8 - Tues. - I went down to Annies
this a.m. & came back
with Mary (as she drove
up to Mr. E. Dudleys (she) to
practise with Mrs Lambert
Dudley to sing on Sun.
</p><p>June 9 - Wed. - I ironed to-day
</p><p>June 10 - Thur. - I washed the wood
work in the kitchen.
Gordon Walker came
down this Eve.
</p><p>June 11 - Fri. - Went up to Mrs. J
Wrights this p.m. Mary
came up & Mrs. E. Dudley
came down to the church
</p><p>to practise for Sun. I trained
my sweet peas this Eve.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>mama started painting
the kitchen wood-work to-day
</p><p>June 12 - Sat. - Elsie & Hyne went to
town 6:30 p.m. & left the
children here. They stayed
all night but Elsie &
Hyne went home. I took
the children to the factory
to-night.
</p><p>June 13 - Sun. - Elsie & Hyne came
out this p.m. Mrs. E.
Dudley sang two solos at
Bethel Church this p.m.
there was a thunder
storm 1.30 to-night & the
lightning struck Manley
Field’s barn & burnt it.
</p><p>June 14 - Mon. - We washed
Papa went to Algoma
to get his horses shod
I took a music lesson
this p.m. Mama’s eyes
took sore to-day.
</p><p>June 15 - Tues. - I ironed this a.m
</p></div>
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No. 1
<u>January.</u> 1909.
Jan 1. . Fri. There was a shoorting contest Friday here + an oyster supper. Mama & Laura went up to Grandma's Henry had the jaundice.
Jan 2. - Mr Wm. Ross died.
Jan. 3 - Mr. Wright. Priscott preached here in the {wening}.
Jan 4 - Ellection Day. Mrs. Dave Perrin 6 sisters came here. Choir practice here at night. Mason's night.
Jan. 5 - Mr. Wm Ross was buried. Rainy + sloppy. Mama went up to Mrs. Wrights after dinner.
Jan. 10 - <u>Sunday</u> Anna + Willard + Howard came up in the morning. I kept Howard + the rest went to church in the afternoon.
Jan. 11 - <u>Monday</u> - {Gw.} Philip's arrived
Jan. 12 - <u>Tuesday</u> Papa took George
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Philips out to Sheppard's at night.
Jan. 13 - <u>Wednesday</u> We started a fire in our coal-stove. Mama went to the Ladies Aid + Mary Easton came down here. Uncle {Horau} came down this P.M.
Jan. 14 - <u>Thur.</u> - Mama went up to Mrs. Wright's.
Jan. 15. - <u>Fri</u> - Papa + Mama went into Uncle Hugh's in the morning & I went down to Anna's in the afternoon + stayed for choir practice.
Jan 16. - <u>Sat</u> - Was very cold + Henry went to town after dinner.
Jan. 17 - <u>Sun</u> - No church here as Anniversary services were held at Manhand.
Jan. 18 - <u>Mon</u> - Jean came up + gave me a lesson. It was very cold.
Jan. 19 - <u>Tuesday</u> Practise for Mrs. Beattie's concert at Mr. Kyle's. We did not go as it was so stormy. Mrs. Wm. {Rewel}, Algonquin, died to-night.
Jan. 20 - <u>Wednesday</u> It was a lovely warm day. Mrs. H. Everetts + Mrs. Pearson came up + Aunt Lib stayed up. Papa took lame back yesterday. Mason's Lodge to-night. Mr. Walker came down.
Jan. 21 - <u>Thursday</u> Elsie Hyme + children came {out}, Elsie + Hyme went to town. Mrs. Beattie Sr. was here for tea. Aunt Lib Pearson + I went over to aura's after tea. Papa + Henry were unloading a car of grain in town.
Jan. 22 - <u>Friday</u> - Aunt Lib went to Mr. Jeordie Landon's. John George was here for dinner. Henry + I went over to practice at Mr. Wm. Kyle's. It rained all
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day + was awfully icy.
Jan. 23. - <u>Sat.</u> - It has rained all day. Mr. Lockwood came down this afternoon. Papa went down to John Waltson's to-night. Henry went down for the mail.
Jan. 24. - <u>Sun.</u> There was quite a thunder storm 3 p.m. We went to church in the afternoon.
Jan. 25. - <u>Mon.</u> Jean came up + gave me a lesson. We went to practise at Mr. Kyle's in the evening.
Jan. 26. - <u>Tues.</u> Went up to grandma Manhardt's after dinner. Cheese meeting was held in the Mason's Hall. Floerena Manhard was here in the evening. Mrs. {Jno.} Walton was here also. It was a lovely bright night.
Jan. 27. - <u>Wed.</u> - It has been a stormy day. Mr. Meyer was here for tea. There <s>was</s> is a meeting at Bethel Church to-night to arrange for the Anniversary Social.
Jan. 28. - <u>Thur.</u> - It has been a nice bright day. Papa went to town this afternoon. + he + John Walton went out to Algonquin to-night + mama + I were alone. I had my hair washed to-day.
Jan. 29. - <u>Fri.</u> - It was quite stormy but cleared off at night. Went to practise at Mr. Kyle's. <s>To</s>
Jan. 30. - <u>Sat.</u> - Stormy. Choir practise here at night. Johnie Beattie was here in the afternoon.
Jan. 31. - <u>Sun.</u> - Bright + cold. We went to church at night.
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<s>Jan. 31. - Mon - We washed. Took my lesson this afternoon. Went to concert practise at Mr. Kyle's. Laura was over this p.m.</s>
<u>February.</u> 1909.
Feb. 1st - <u>Mon.</u> We washed. Took my lesson this afternoon. Laura was over this p.m. Went to concert practise at Mr. Kyle's.
Feb. 2. - <u>Tues.</u> - Mama put on a quilt. I ironed. Papa + Henry drive the cold. There was a pedler here this p.m.
Feb. 3. - Wed. - It has been a lovely day. Annie, Howard + Mrs. Warner <s>were</s> came up + stayed all day. They helped Mama quilt. George Philips's came out from Sheppard's this p.m. The girls went to Mrs. Alex Landon's this p.m. to make their sunbonnets for the concert. I went also. Got a letter from {Elsa} McFanity to-night.
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Feb. 4 - <u>Thur.</u> - George, papa + Henry drove the cold this p.m. Aunt Vic called this p.m. I painted my little chest. Went to concert practice at Mr. Kyle's. Laura was over 4 p.m. Was talking to Lillian Wanhills, Prescott this P.M.
Feb. 5 - <u>Fri.</u> - We had a cow die this noon. John Walton Johnie Beattie + Mr. P. Bissell were here for dinner. George went down to Annie's this a.m. + mama + papa went down for him in the evening. We cleaned + decorated the Temperance Hall for the concert this p.m. Choir practise here this evening. Warm.
Feb. 6 - <u>Sat.</u> - warm + quite sloppy. Papa went to town this A.M. + out to Algonquin this p.m. Laura was over 4 p.m. Car of grain arrived in Brockville <s>to-night</s> at noon-
Feb. 7. - <u>Sun.</u> - Papa + mama went to Algonquin after dinner. Annie Wellard, Mary + little Howard came up. We all went to church <s>p.m.</s> in the afternoon 3 p.m. + Annie + Howard stayed here.
Feb. 8. - <u>Mon.</u> - We washed. Mama went up to Mrs. Wright's + I took my lesson. I went down to Annie's 3 p.m. + stayed for tea + went to the hall for concert practise. Recieved a letter from Luella Daniels. Mason's night. Unloading the car. Mrs. Beattie gave me a pretty brooch.
Feb. 9. - <u>Tues.</u> - Papa + Henry were in town unloading the car of grain. Mama went out
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to Elsie's as Elsie has the jaundice. I have been all alone. Laura came over this p.m. Mama phoned to me. P.M.
Feb. 10. - <u>Wed.</u> - Stormed all forenoon. John Walton was here this A.M. The men finished unloading the care this P.M. Concert practise in the hall to-night. Mama phoned me this p.m.
Feb. 11. - <u>Thur.</u> - I swept + dusted up stairs to-today. Mama phoned me this p.m. + said Elsie was not any better. I am heeping house alone these days.
Feb. 12. <u>Fri.</u> - We all went to the concert at night, given by the "<u>South Augusta Glee Club.</u>' in aid of Mrs. Wm. Ross. Nearly $100.00 was raised by selling tickets. All the young people on the 3<u>rd</u> took part. Mama phoned me in the afternoon. Elsie was not much better. Papa + Henry went to town in the morning.
Feb. 13. - <u>Sat.</u> - Papa went to town this A.M. I have been busy cooking + doing the Saturday's work. Went over to Laura's after tea. Elsie was some better. Mama phoned me.
<s>Feb. 14. - <u>Sun.</u></s> Mr. + Mrs. Jesse Easton called in + gave papa the proceeds from the concert to keep for Mrs. Ross. Henry went down to the post office. I received a <s>letter</s> post card from Mary Warner.
Feb. 14. - <u>Sun.</u> - There was no church here this evening as it was
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so stormy. Two young men + two girls stopped at our place about 8:30 p.m. as the horse was tired out. Mama came home this p.m.
<s>Feb</s>
Feb. 15 - <u>Mon.</u> - We washed for Elsie this morning + Hyne came out for me this afternoon. Elsie was some better.
Feb. 16. - <u>Tues.</u> - It is still storming + drifting but cleared up in the night. I went over to Mr. Dawson's + phoned out home.
Feb. 17. - Wed. - Went over to Mr. Dawson's <s>12</s>.30 p.m. + phoned out home. Ethel + Charlie went with me. It has been a lovely bright day. Elsie is gaining splendidly. I sugared off this evening.
Feb. 18. - <u>Thur.</u> - Elsie is on the gain. Went over to Mr. Dawson's + phoned out home 12.30: Annie, + Howard came up home this morning & stayed all night. Mrs. {Jns.} Beattie Jr. + Willie Simpson came up to-night.
Feb. 19. - <u>Fri-</u> - Elsie is a great deal better. Hyne brought me home this morning. It has been a nice dawm day 1 has been thawing. It started to rain about 4.30 + rained quite hard all night. so Annie + Howard has to stay all night. Warner's went to Lyn to play for the Oddfellows "At Home". Papa + Mr. Wm. Kyle each brought a load of ice this p.m. + put it in Mr. Kyle's shed.
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{continued from last page} Mr. Kyle's sister Mrs. Beverage who has been visiting at Mr. Kyle's has been very ill threatened with typhoid fever is on the gain.
Feb. 20. - <u>Sat.</u> - Mama cooked pies for the social. Annie + Howard were here all day but went home at night after choir practice. Willard + {Melville} Corbett were here for tea. Choir practise here in the evening. Papa + Mr. Kyle drew another load of ice this p.m. Papa went down to John Walton's this evening.
Feb. 21. - <u>Sun.</u> - Hyne + Charlie came out + went home after dinner. <u>Mr.</u> Earnest Thomas, Merrickville, preached the Anniversary services this afternoon + evening. We went to church this afternoon. Willard + {Melville} + Mr. J. Washer played the instruments for both services. Mrs. Jas Simpson, Miss Christina Beyers, Mrs. {Jno} Warner + Mary Warner were here for tea. We all went to church in the evening.
Feb. 22. - <u>Mon.</u> - We cooked this morning + went to the hall 3. p.m. to set tables etc. for the Anniversary social. The programme consisted of Speeches by Mr. Meyer, Mr. Thomas, + Mis. Clifford gave a talk on her trip to Rome; Warner's orchestra + music by the choir.
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{continued from last page} Mr. Will Barton was taken sick at the social + the following day. the doctor pronounced it appenticatis. The proceeds from the social were $27.<u>00</u> dear.
Feb. 23. - <u>Tues.</u> - We went to the hall + washed the dishes etc. Papa went to town this p.m. It started to snow + rain to-tegether about 5 p.m. so we could not go down to Warner's to skate this evening.
Feb. 25. - <u>Thur</u> - Papa went to Freeland's sale after dinner + I went down to Annie's + we went skating after tea Henry came down. There was about 12 there.
Feb. 26 - <u>Fri</u> - papa went to Mr. Braden Biesell's sale + mama went down to Mrs. Jas. Simpson's. It is a lovely day. I swept the chamber. Mr. Warner took us to choiur practise at Mabel Shaver's.
Feb. 27 - <u>Sat.</u> - Theodore Shipman came out this afternoon. Henry went to town this p.m. + brought George Philip's home with him. We all went down to Warner's to skate in the evening.
Feb. 28. - <u>Sun.</u> - Wesley Tottin & Mr. Thomas Johnston came here this a.m + stayed till 4 p.m. Hyne came out after dinner + George Philips' went out to Sheppard's
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20th Century Rural Ontario Diaries
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1909-1919
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Leeds & Grenville County, Elizabethtown Township, Ontario
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>No. 1
</p><p><u>January.</u> 1909.
</p><p>Jan 1. . Fri. There was a shoorting contest Friday here + an oyster supper. Mama & Laura went up to Grandma's Henry had the jaundice.
</p><p>Jan 2. - Mr Wm. Ross died.
</p><p>Jan. 3 - Mr. Wright. Priscott preached here in the {wening}.
</p><p>Jan 4 - Ellection Day. Mrs. Dave Perrin 6 sisters came here. Choir practice here at night. Mason's night.
</p><p>Jan. 5 - Mr. Wm Ross was buried. Rainy + sloppy. Mama went up to Mrs. Wrights after dinner.
</p><p>Jan. 10 - <u>Sunday</u> Anna + Willard + Howard came up in the morning. I kept Howard + the rest went to church in the afternoon.
</p><p>Jan. 11 - <u>Monday</u> - {Gw.} Philip's arrived
</p><p>Jan. 12 - <u>Tuesday</u> Papa took George
</p></div>
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Philips out to Sheppard's at night.
</p><p>Jan. 13 - <u>Wednesday</u> We started a fire in our coal-stove. Mama went to the Ladies Aid + Mary Easton came down here. Uncle {Horau} came down this P.M.
</p><p>Jan. 14 - <u>Thur.</u> - Mama went up to Mrs. Wright's.
</p><p>Jan. 15. - <u>Fri</u> - Papa + Mama went into Uncle Hugh's in the morning & I went down to Anna's in the afternoon + stayed for choir practice.
</p><p>Jan 16. - <u>Sat</u> - Was very cold + Henry went to town after dinner.
</p><p>Jan. 17 - <u>Sun</u> - No church here as Anniversary services were held at Manhand.
</p><p>Jan. 18 - <u>Mon</u> - Jean came up + gave me a lesson. It was very cold.
</p><p>Jan. 19 - <u>Tuesday</u> Practise for Mrs. Beattie's concert at Mr. Kyle's. We did not go as it was so stormy. Mrs. Wm. {Rewel}, Algonquin, died to-night.
</p><p>Jan. 20 - <u>Wednesday</u> It was a lovely warm day. Mrs. H. Everetts + Mrs. Pearson came up + Aunt Lib stayed up. Papa took lame back yesterday. Mason's Lodge to-night. Mr. Walker came down.
</p><p>Jan. 21 - <u>Thursday</u> Elsie Hyme + children came {out}, Elsie + Hyme went to town. Mrs. Beattie Sr. was here for tea. Aunt Lib Pearson + I went over to aura's after tea. Papa + Henry were unloading a car of grain in town.
</p><p>Jan. 22 - <u>Friday</u> - Aunt Lib went to Mr. Jeordie Landon's. John George was here for dinner. Henry + I went over to practice at Mr. Wm. Kyle's. It rained all
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day + was awfully icy.
</p><p>Jan. 23. - <u>Sat.</u> - It has rained all day. Mr. Lockwood came down this afternoon. Papa went down to John Waltson's to-night. Henry went down for the mail.
</p><p>Jan. 24. - <u>Sun.</u> There was quite a thunder storm 3 p.m. We went to church in the afternoon.
</p><p>Jan. 25. - <u>Mon.</u> Jean came up + gave me a lesson. We went to practise at Mr. Kyle's in the evening.
</p><p>Jan. 26. - <u>Tues.</u> Went up to grandma Manhardt's after dinner. Cheese meeting was held in the Mason's Hall. Floerena Manhard was here in the evening. Mrs. {Jno.} Walton was here also. It was a lovely bright night.
</p><p>Jan. 27. - <u>Wed.</u> - It has been a stormy day. Mr. Meyer was here for tea. There <s>was</s> is a meeting at Bethel Church to-night to arrange for the Anniversary Social.
</p><p>Jan. 28. - <u>Thur.</u> - It has been a nice bright day. Papa went to town this afternoon. + he + John Walton went out to Algonquin to-night + mama + I were alone. I had my hair washed to-day.
</p><p>Jan. 29. - <u>Fri.</u> - It was quite stormy but cleared off at night. Went to practise at Mr. Kyle's. <s>To</s>
</p><p>Jan. 30. - <u>Sat.</u> - Stormy. Choir practise here at night. Johnie Beattie was here in the afternoon.
</p><p>Jan. 31. - <u>Sun.</u> - Bright + cold. We went to church at night.
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</p><p><u>February.</u> 1909.
</p><p>Feb. 1st - <u>Mon.</u> We washed. Took my lesson this afternoon. Laura was over this p.m. Went to concert practise at Mr. Kyle's.
</p><p>Feb. 2. - <u>Tues.</u> - Mama put on a quilt. I ironed. Papa + Henry drive the cold. There was a pedler here this p.m.
</p><p>Feb. 3. - Wed. - It has been a lovely day. Annie, Howard + Mrs. Warner <s>were</s> came up + stayed all day. They helped Mama quilt. George Philips's came out from Sheppard's this p.m. The girls went to Mrs. Alex Landon's this p.m. to make their sunbonnets for the concert. I went also. Got a letter from {Elsa} McFanity to-night.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Feb. 4 - <u>Thur.</u> - George, papa + Henry drove the cold this p.m. Aunt Vic called this p.m. I painted my little chest. Went to concert practice at Mr. Kyle's. Laura was over 4 p.m. Was talking to Lillian Wanhills, Prescott this P.M.
</p><p>Feb. 5 - <u>Fri.</u> - We had a cow die this noon. John Walton Johnie Beattie + Mr. P. Bissell were here for dinner. George went down to Annie's this a.m. + mama + papa went down for him in the evening. We cleaned + decorated the Temperance Hall for the concert this p.m. Choir practise here this evening. Warm.
</p><p>Feb. 6 - <u>Sat.</u> - warm + quite sloppy. Papa went to town this A.M. + out to Algonquin this p.m. Laura was over 4 p.m. Car of grain arrived in Brockville <s>to-night</s> at noon-
</p><p>Feb. 7. - <u>Sun.</u> - Papa + mama went to Algonquin after dinner. Annie Wellard, Mary + little Howard came up. We all went to church <s>p.m.</s> in the afternoon 3 p.m. + Annie + Howard stayed here.
</p><p>Feb. 8. - <u>Mon.</u> - We washed. Mama went up to Mrs. Wright's + I took my lesson. I went down to Annie's 3 p.m. + stayed for tea + went to the hall for concert practise. Recieved a letter from Luella Daniels. Mason's night. Unloading the car. Mrs. Beattie gave me a pretty brooch.
</p><p>Feb. 9. - <u>Tues.</u> - Papa + Henry were in town unloading the car of grain. Mama went out
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to Elsie's as Elsie has the jaundice. I have been all alone. Laura came over this p.m. Mama phoned to me. P.M.
</p><p>Feb. 10. - <u>Wed.</u> - Stormed all forenoon. John Walton was here this A.M. The men finished unloading the care this P.M. Concert practise in the hall to-night. Mama phoned me this p.m.
</p><p>Feb. 11. - <u>Thur.</u> - I swept + dusted up stairs to-today. Mama phoned me this p.m. + said Elsie was not any better. I am heeping house alone these days.
</p><p>Feb. 12. <u>Fri.</u> - We all went to the concert at night, given by the "<u>South Augusta Glee Club.</u>' in aid of Mrs. Wm. Ross. Nearly $100.00 was raised by selling tickets. All the young people on the 3<u>rd</u> took part. Mama phoned me in the afternoon. Elsie was not much better. Papa + Henry went to town in the morning.
</p><p>Feb. 13. - <u>Sat.</u> - Papa went to town this A.M. I have been busy cooking + doing the Saturday's work. Went over to Laura's after tea. Elsie was some better. Mama phoned me.
</p><p><s>Feb. 14. - <u>Sun.</u></s> Mr. + Mrs. Jesse Easton called in + gave papa the proceeds from the concert to keep for Mrs. Ross. Henry went down to the post office. I received a <s>letter</s> post card from Mary Warner.
</p><p>Feb. 14. - <u>Sun.</u> - There was no church here this evening as it was
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so stormy. Two young men + two girls stopped at our place about 8:30 p.m. as the horse was tired out. Mama came home this p.m.
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</p><p>Feb. 15 - <u>Mon.</u> - We washed for Elsie this morning + Hyne came out for me this afternoon. Elsie was some better.
</p><p>Feb. 16. - <u>Tues.</u> - It is still storming + drifting but cleared up in the night. I went over to Mr. Dawson's + phoned out home.
</p><p>Feb. 17. - Wed. - Went over to Mr. Dawson's <s>12</s>.30 p.m. + phoned out home. Ethel + Charlie went with me. It has been a lovely bright day. Elsie is gaining splendidly. I sugared off this evening.
</p><p>Feb. 18. - <u>Thur.</u> - Elsie is on the gain. Went over to Mr. Dawson's + phoned out home 12.30: Annie, + Howard came up home this morning & stayed all night. Mrs. {Jns.} Beattie Jr. + Willie Simpson came up to-night.
</p><p>Feb. 19. - <u>Fri-</u> - Elsie is a great deal better. Hyne brought me home this morning. It has been a nice dawm day 1 has been thawing. It started to rain about 4.30 + rained quite hard all night. so Annie + Howard has to stay all night. Warner's went to Lyn to play for the Oddfellows "At Home". Papa + Mr. Wm. Kyle each brought a load of ice this p.m. + put it in Mr. Kyle's shed.
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</p><p>Feb. 20. - <u>Sat.</u> - Mama cooked pies for the social. Annie + Howard were here all day but went home at night after choir practice. Willard + {Melville} Corbett were here for tea. Choir practise here in the evening. Papa + Mr. Kyle drew another load of ice this p.m. Papa went down to John Walton's this evening.
</p><p>Feb. 21. - <u>Sun.</u> - Hyne + Charlie came out + went home after dinner. <u>Mr.</u> Earnest Thomas, Merrickville, preached the Anniversary services this afternoon + evening. We went to church this afternoon. Willard + {Melville} + Mr. J. Washer played the instruments for both services. Mrs. Jas Simpson, Miss Christina Beyers, Mrs. {Jno} Warner + Mary Warner were here for tea. We all went to church in the evening.
</p><p>Feb. 22. - <u>Mon.</u> - We cooked this morning + went to the hall 3. p.m. to set tables etc. for the Anniversary social. The programme consisted of Speeches by Mr. Meyer, Mr. Thomas, + Mis. Clifford gave a talk on her trip to Rome; Warner's orchestra + music by the choir.
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</p><p>Feb. 23. - <u>Tues.</u> - We went to the hall + washed the dishes etc. Papa went to town this p.m. It started to snow + rain to-tegether about 5 p.m. so we could not go down to Warner's to skate this evening.
</p><p>Feb. 25. - <u>Thur</u> - Papa went to Freeland's sale after dinner + I went down to Annie's + we went skating after tea Henry came down. There was about 12 there.
</p><p>Feb. 26 - <u>Fri</u> - papa went to Mr. Braden Biesell's sale + mama went down to Mrs. Jas. Simpson's. It is a lovely day. I swept the chamber. Mr. Warner took us to choiur practise at Mabel Shaver's.
</p><p>Feb. 27 - <u>Sat.</u> - Theodore Shipman came out this afternoon. Henry went to town this p.m. + brought George Philip's home with him. We all went down to Warner's to skate in the evening.
</p><p>Feb. 28. - <u>Sun.</u> - Wesley Tottin & Mr. Thomas Johnston came here this a.m + stayed till 4 p.m. Hyne came out after dinner + George Philips' went out to Sheppard's
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