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<p>Journal for 1878</p>
<p>January 1st, Tuesday. {written in blue pen} Clear cold day, no snow.{written in blue pen} Bills, {Fides?} & {lots?} families spent the day & evening here. Andrew took home {Fides?} family in the evening, did not get home till late. Snow began to fall about ten o'clock P.M.</p>
<p>Wednesday 2nd {written in blue pen} A cold blustering day, the first day that has looked like winter. Will took Susie & Ella home in the buggie. Andrew and the boys here busy all day fixing up around the barns and sheds -- Nothing particular going on.</p>
<p>Thursday 3rd {written in blue pen} A {very?} cold clear day. Thermometer 2 degrees below zero. The boys skated on the river for the first time this winter - No appearance of snow. Thomas came back this evening - Lucia has a bad cold - Andrew took a load of food to the church - nothing particular doing - ( Friday 4th {written in blue pen} A cold snowy day, snow enough full to make pretty good sleighing. Mr. Louks the insurance agent called today, Andrew paid him six dollars. Andrew & Thomas killed the fat cow today - Lucia's cold worse than it was yesterday.</p>
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<p>Saturday 5th {written in blue pen} A bright cold day. Thomas & Allen went to Brockville in the double sleigh - Bill and Mary Allen came up to tea - Andrew cut up the Beef - Lilla Hammond called to say that Mr. Lewis was ill, consequently there could be no service in the church tomor-row.</p>
<p>Sunday 6th {written in blue pen} A bitterly cold day. No service in the church today. The thermometer stood at 23 {written above: "14"} degrees below zero this morning just before the sun rose. It is not quite so cold tonight --- Lucia's cold no better -</p>
<p>Munday 7th {written in blue pen} A very cold day. Andrew took Harold & Allen to school in Prescott, they went to board at Fide's at five dollars a week. Bill came to dinner. Thomas went to Brockville. We paid out $11 for the childrens board, school fees, mans wages, and things that Andrew bought in Prescott. Lucia's cold is not much better.</p>
<p>Tuesday 8th {written in blue pen} A fine day, not nearly as cold as it was yesterday, Lucia has been in bed all day, she is very poorly. Andrew and Thomas cleaned up Barley. Will went to Maitland. I finished making candles. Churned today. No callers -</p>
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<p>Wednesday 9th {written in blue pen} A very fine day, not cold. Bella & Will went to Precott. George {Robinson?} called & paid Andrew $46 interest money. Bill came to see Lucia who has been sick all day with a low fever. Mr. Laird called but did not stay for tea. I wrote to Mr. {Letee?}.</p>
<p>Thursday 10th {written in blue pen} A very wet day. Thermometer stood 4 degrees' above Freezing - Thomas took two loads of barley down to Mr. McCarthy's brewery. Lucia a little better today - Will went to Maitland. No sleighing. Thomas took barley to McCarthys in the waggon.</p>
<p>Friday 11th {written in blue pen} A very wet disagreeable day, Will went to Prescott and brought home the boys, they were very glad to get home and we were delighted to have them. Bill called to see Lucia, she is a little better. I paid out 5 cents for a spool of thread. No snow yet, Thomas took another load of barley to McCarthy's in the waggon. Will went to Prescott in buggy.</p>
<p>Saturday 12th {written in blue pen} A very warm spring like day. Thomas drew three loads of barley to McCarthy's, he brought home the new cutter. Harold went to Maitland - I got a letter from Mr."{Letee?}. Andrew paid out 15 cents. James {Stan?} came and paid Andrew 18 dollars interest money. Lucia seems a little better this evening - Harold has a bad cold -</p>
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<p>5 4 Sunday 13th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A dull warm day. Andrew and Allen sent to church. Lucia a little better. Harold has a bad cold.</p>
<p>Monday 14th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A dull rainy day. No snow. Will took the boys to Prescott & brought up Sarah Hurd to stay a few days. I paid out 6 dollars & 85 cents for the boys board and school books. Lucia a good deal better.</p>
<p>Tuesday 15th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A stormy day. Sleighing again. Will went to Maitland and got the cutter fixed. Nothing particular doing - Lucia a little better.</p>
<p>Wednesday 16th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A clean frosty day. Thomas finished drawing the barley. Andrew paid out 11 dollars & 20 cents for oats - Sarah Hurd been sick all day with headache - Caroll very sick all day with a very bad cold -</p>
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<p>Thursday 17th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A lovely bright day. Sarah, Will and I went to call on Mr. Lewis {The 'r' in 'Mr' is elevated and quotation marks are written underneath}- Barrie Sharpe and Annie called in the evening. Henry Morey was here for tea - Bill & {Foddei?} here in about two o'clock "P.M."</p>
<p>Friday 18th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>Another bright day, Andrew & Sarah went to Prescott. The boys came home from school - Andrew sent Bob a draft of a hundred dollars today, and paid 45 dollars for a new cutter. Andrew got sugar and tea and a few other things in Prescott for which he paid eleven dollars and 91 cents - Bella sick with a severe cold - Lucia and Baby better -.</p>
<p>Saturday 19th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A lovely warm day, sleighing all gone. Will and the boys went to Brockville - Bill and Dennie came here to tea. Paid out for Sole and coffee in Brockville & Allen's paid 6 dollars. Began to use the new sugar that Andrew got yesterday - Thomas took a load of hay down to Bill's Bella still sick with cold - Andrew & Will spent eve {. ey is written above eve} at Soloman's Hendersons.</p>
<p>Sunday 20th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A very warm day. Andrew, Allen, Will, and myself went to church - Harold laid up with a sore foot - Bella a little better - Lucia was not for a few minutes.</p>
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<p>Munday 21st {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A warm wet day. Will took the boys to Prescott school and got the horse shod, In which he paid 40 cents. I paid out four dollars for the childrens board - Mr. Collins called - Bill was in for a minute with medicine for Bella and Lucia -</p>
<p>Tuesday 22nd {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A warm wet day - Andrew in the woods all day. Will and I took Baby {Durham} and went out to see Maria for a few days minutes. Bella's cold still very bad. Barrie and Marie Henderson called -</p>
<p>Wednesday 23rd {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A bitterly cold day - Andrew was in Prescott all day on business, he took dinner at Bills. Will sent to Prescott and spent the evening at Mr. Clairedalls - Lucia a good deal better - Bella a little better. Began to use the packed butter.</p>
<p>Thursday 24th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A bright cold day, very bad sleighing - Bill called and left Bella some powders - Will took Lucia and {Kressie?} out for a sleigh ride - Barrie & Annie & Clara called - Andrew in the woods all day - Got a letter from Bob in answer to the money Andrew sent.</p>
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<p>Friday 25th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>Warm cloudy day. Andrew has been in the woods all day. Will went to Prescott for the boys in the buggy. Continued to snow this evening. Paid out 16 cents for baking soda.</p>
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<p>Saturday 26th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A snowy day, the sleighing is pretty good. Bill came today and took Lucia to Prescott. Barrie was taken sick with scarlet fever - The boys and Andrew were in the woods all the forenoon.</p>
<p>Sunday 27th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A warm cloudy day - Andrew and the boys went to Church. Barrie getting on well -Baby {Durham} very poorly with his health -.</p>
<p>Munday 28th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A very fine day, clear and frosty, good sleighing. Bella poorly. Will brought the nurse up -. Bill came up and stayed all night - Annie, Andrew, and William came up in the evening- Sol {Soloman} was in for a minute - Will took the boys to school - I paid out 6 dollars for their board - Andrew heard from {illegible due to the photo quality} he sent him 31 dollars interest money -.</p>
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<p>Tuesday 29th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A bright cold day. Bill went away about ten o'clock. Bella better - Will went to Prescott and brought me some medicine for baby {Durham}, who is very sick - Andrew was in the woods all day -</p>
<p>Wednesday 30th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A bright cold day. Bill called to see Baby {Durham} who is better - Kitty the Mare very sick, I paid out 35 cents for medicine for the horse & medicine in Maitland & 20 cents for getting harness I needed -</p>
<p>Thursday 31st</p>
<p>A cold windy day, Thomas went to Brockville with a load of wood - Andrew in the woods as usual. Kitty a good deal better - Baby { Durham} better, Bella's cold worse again -Nurse still here - Andrew paid $2.40 cts for cloth for a pair of pants -</p>
<p>Friday 1st (February.) {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>Another windy disagreeable day - Andrew and the Nurse went to Prescott in afternoon - Will sent to Maitland - Baby {Durham} not so well - The boys stared for a school concert, Harold got 3 new books for a prize - Bob George, Wife and 2 children came quite unexpectedly this evening about nine O'clock - Andrew went to their concert - I paid out 53 cents at Hardings and 35 cts for Concert money.</p>
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<p>Saturday 2nd {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A very fine day, Andrew is in the woods all day. Will went to Prescott & brought up the nurse - Bob went over the swamp. Baby {Durham} very sick - Allens throat very sore.</p>
<p>Sunday 3rd {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A bright lovely day, Andrew, Harold, and Bob & family went to church - Will went to Prescott in the afternoon to get me some medicine for Baby {Durham}. Sol {Soloman} and, three children were here for tea - - - - - -</p>
<p>Monday 4th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A bright day. Andrew cutting Ice all day, Bob took Harold to Prescott and spent the day there - Bill called to see the Baby {Durham}, Mary helped me with boy sewing - Paid out 2.50 cts for Harold's board and 25 cents for a Wash board - Allen home with a sore throat -</p>
<p>Tuesday 5th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>Another fine day, Andrew finished filling the Ice house - Andrew sent a post office order to Annie for 44 dollars - Allen went to Maitland o Mr. & Mrs. Lewis called to see Bob and Mary - Bella better and Baby {Durham} too - Bob & Mary went to Maitland -</p>
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<p>Wednesday 6th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A lovely warm day, Will and I went to Maitland to get Russie's dress made - Andrew in the woods all day. Bob's family sent over the swamp and spent the day.</p>
<p>Thursday 7th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A very fine warm day, all the sleighing gone. Bob's family went and spent the day in Prescott - Bella's little daughter was born about six o'clock this evening. Bill here all day - Andrew in the woods as usual - Andrew got a letter from Fannie- Paid out 32 cts for (lamp?}{chinoiserie?}.</p>
<p>Friday 8th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew in the woods as usual. Will went to Prescott and brought home the boys {all written in blue pen}. Bella getting on nicely. Archie & his brother came this evening. Harold looks very poorly after his week of study - We heard today of poor Sue Geoy's death -</p>
<p>Saturday 9th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A cold blustering day. Andrew went to Ogdensburg to attend Sue Goey's funeral - Fide came up to tea and staid? all night - Bella getting on nicely. Mare got a cold. Sarah Asgmore sick - Archie & his brother went away - Andrew paid out 50 cts-</p>
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<p>Sunday 10th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A very stormy day. Andrew & the boys went to the missionary meeting that was held in the church at Maitland & all the children were here for tea and spent the evening - Mary the nurse very sick with Quinsy- Bella & baby doing well -</p>
<p>Monday 11th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A bright cold day. Will took the boys & {Fidd?} to Prescott. I paid out five dollars for their board. Bob & family went over the swamp to tea - I got a letter from home from Annie. Mary the nurse still poorly. Bella has a slight cold. Andrew has the Rheumatism in his back - he was in the woods all day.</p>
<p>Tuesday 12th {written in blue pen}</p>
<p>A very fine day, Andrew in the woods as usual Bob & family spent the day in Prescott. Bill & Foddie called. Bella very sick with congestion of the lungs - Nurse very poorly. Got letters from home & Charlotte.</p>
<p>Wednesday 13th A lovely day just like spring. Bob & his family left today for {Piceconning}. I hope they will reach home safely & quickly - Bill came to see Bella again, she is better today. Will went to Maitland - Worked a good part of the day fixing up the house after Bob's family -</p>
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<p>5 5 Lucia Jones {&?} Andrew Hurd AH {Appears to be an initial}</p>
<p>(1) her portion left in my will August 18th 1825</p>
<p>Fo 1 Broad mare</p>
<p>Fo 1 young colt</p>
<p>Fo 2 Colts at 135</p>
<p>Fo 4 creatures 1/8</p>
<p>Fo b Calves</p>
<p>Fo Cash</p>
<p>{Cross-hatched: The {illegible} in accounts all canceld by me - Andrew Hurd}</p>
<p>I have made a New will since the above charge was made against Lucia Jones and have left it out, by me Andrew Hurd</p>
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<p>Thursday 14th</p>
<p>A lovely day. Andrew in the woods as usual - Bella a little better. Bill and Mr. Hutchinson came up in the evening, Nothing particular doing - Sarah & Susan went to Maitland & took Nessie.</p>
<p>Friday 15th</p>
<p>Another very fine day. Will went to Prescott and brought home the boys - Bella not so well -. Bill sent up a fly blister for her lungs Andrew in the wood, there is very little sleighing.</p>
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<p>Saturday 16th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew went to Edward's {bunglo?} to attend to some business with Archie. Paid out $3 18 cts in Prescott - Thomas went to Brockville & sold some butter & eggs, he sold $4.35 cts worth of things. I sent 8 lbs of butter - Bill & {illegible name} were here for tea - Bella a good deal better -</p>
<p>Sunday 17th</p>
<p>A snowy warm monrning, Andrew, the boys, & my self went to church, sleighing very poor - Bella little better - Nothing particular doing -</p>
<p>Monday 18th</p>
<p>A fine day. Will took the boys to Prescott, I paid out five dollars for their board - I got a letter from Mother and answered it. Bella better, Andrew home for dinner, went to the woods after dinner - Got 25 cts of buckweat flour at Keilly's & 20 cts for a little of Franks {illegible}.</p>
<p>Tuesday 19th</p>
<p>A lovely day. Andrew away all day collecting the ministers salary - Nothing particular happenened, I have felt sick all day with a bad pain in my side - A rag pedlar came, I sold 24 05 worth of rags- I paid out 10 cts for lamp chimney.</p>
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<p>page 14 Wednesday 20th</p>
<p>A snowy day, Will took me to Pres-cott to see Bill, he says I have pleurisy and cupped & {illegible} me - Andrew in the woods all day - Bella better - Will to the concert & Lucia was in it {illegible} in a problem</p>
<p>Thursday 21st</p>
<p>I was sick in bed all day. Will went to Prescott & brought Lucia & Fidie up. A beautiful day. Andrew in the woods all day. Bella Better</p>
<p>Friday 22nd</p>
<p>A very mild day but rainy. Will went to Prescott to bring the boys home. Paid out $2.10. Bill came and cupped me in the afternoon. Andrew home most of the day.</p>
<p>Saturday 23rd</p>
<p>A mild day. Andrew & Harold in the woods all day. Will went to Maitland in the after-noon for the mail -</p>
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<p>D. B. 9 R. 89. 22/3.88. b 9/7/e. 88.45%. P. 88.. 44/ 5.. ss</p>
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<p>Sunday 24th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Bill came to see me in afternoon - Emily Henderson called for a minute. Andrew and Lucia went to church. Miss Hammond very sick - Bella getting better slowly.</p>
<p>Monday 25th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew is in the woods as usual - Will took the boys to Prescott - and brought home 50 lbs oatmeal - I paid out 5 dollars for the boys board - I got a letter from Maria.</p>
<p>Tuesday 26th</p>
<p>A lovely warm day, Andrew went to {Jonee's} Blakey's funeral in the afternoon. Bill came to see Bella & I. My blister very sore tonight -</p>
<p>Wednesday 27th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew in the woods all day. Will took Fid to Prescott this afternoon & took Lucia to Maitland afterwards. I paid out 71 cts for things in Prescott got a pound of pepper.</p>
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<p>Thursday 28th</p>
<p>A fine day. Andrew in the woods all day. Bella better. Will went to Maitland in the after noon and posted a letter to Alexander Henrey containing a shaft for a hundred dollars. Mr. Walter & Thomas went to Prescott in the evening.</p>
<p>Friday 291st March</p>
<p>A bright cold day. Andrew in the woods as usual. Will went to Prescott to bring home the boys - Emie came up with Harold they walked up in fifty-seven minutes. Bill called in the evening, and put another blister on my lungs.</p>
<p>Saturday 2</p>
<p>A fine day. Thomas went to Brockville - the boys & Andrew in the woods all day. {The following text is written in faded pencil} Lucia played {out?} of doors, Will went to Maitland - My blister very sore and I feel miserable.</p>
<p>Sunday 3rd</p>
<p>{The following text is also written in faded pencil} A cold rainy day. Harold, Allen and {Lucia?} went to Church. I staid in bed all day. Annie and Clara Henderson called in the afternoon. Bella got up and dressed for the first time since her baby was born, she is getting on nicely now -</p>
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<p>Monday 4th {Quotations mark are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very cold disagreeable morming. Harold has a bad cold, I ket him home from school. Allen and {illegible} went down with Will who staid nearly all day. I got up about {more?} feeling better than I did yesterday. I paid out $2.50 cts for Allens board and fifty - cents for his school fee. Bill came in the evening. The first claf calf came to night.</p>
<p>Tuesday 5th {Quotations mark are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A clear cold day. A little pleasure boat went up the river this evening. Mrs. Henderson called, was here to see Bella & I {Entry was not finished}</p>
<p>Wednesday 6th {Quotations mark are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p><br /> A mild day Harold and Lucia went to church because it was the first day of Lent. Andrew and Thomas in the woods as usual - Harold has a bad cold. - I paid out 37 1/2 cts for things at Dunne-hilles.</p>
<p>Thursday 7th {Quotations mark are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very warm day, Andrew and Will went to Prescott - Andrew sold two heifers and a cow for 72 dollars - I went out in the {illegible} for tea - Andrew got sugar and tea today. I paid Harold 44 cents for note paper -</p>
<p>Friday 8</p>
<p>A very warm day. Andrew sapped the maple trees. Will took Lucia to Prescott. Allen came home. Sarah Hurd came up for a day or two - Bella better, I went up to see her today -</p>
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<p>Saturday 9th</p>
<p>A lovely day. Bella better, Bill came to tea. Andrew in the woods nearly all day, he saw three butterflys - I began boiling sap today, I hope I can make a lot of molasses. Sarah Hurd was sick with a headache part of the day. Will & Harold went to Brockville.</p>
<p>Sunday 10th {Quotation marks are written underneath the 'th'}</p>
<p>A warm spring - like day. Andrew, Sarah,and the boys went to church. Mr. {Gates?} sent to Prescott & spent the day there - Bella came down to breakfast - I am quite well now.</p>
<p>Monday 11th {Quotation marks are written underneath the 'th'}</p>
<p>A cold windy day, Will took the boys & Sarah Hend {Henderson} to Prescott, and brought juice home from field's - Will gave Andrew a pound of a grain sower, I am not quite as well I put blister on {Entry ends abruptly}</p>
<p>Tuesday 12th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A warm rainy day. Will went to Pres- cott. Bill came up to see me - I was in bed all day my blister very sore</p>
<p>Wednesday 13th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A cold snowy day. Andrew & Will out collecting money for Mr. Lester all day. I was in bed all day & began to wean the baby</p>
<p><br /> Thursday 14th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A soft day. Andrew and Will still out collecting. I got up today I began to use a feed {five percent of?} today - I feel weak and sick - I hope I will soon gain strength -. Paid out 25 cts for Lucia's dress}. owed 30 cents for Molasses. Bill came up.</p>
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<p>Friday 15th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th}</p>
<p>A very fine day. Will went to Prescott to bring home the boys. Mr. Lewis and Mrs. Lewis called to see Bella and I. Andrew in the woods all day - Bella brought her baby alone for the first day time -</p>
<p>Saturday 16th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'} {This whole entry for the 16th is in faded pen}</p>
<p>A very fine day. Bella's nurse went away today - Allen and Lucia went to Prescott . I boiled some sap for Molasses - Andrew in the woods all day. Bella & I got letters from home - I feel a litttle better, blister sore yet -</p>
<p>Sunday 14th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A cloudy chilly day. Andrew staid home with me, the boys went ro church today - I feel better but weak - Bill and {illegible} called in the evening - Ten years today since old Mr. Jones died -</p>
<p>Monday 18th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very fine {warm?} day. Will took the boys to Prescott - Andrew sent a load of hay to Bills and a draft for 78 dollars to Margarat - Will began to teach Lucia to ride on horseback - Emily Henderson called to see Bella & I in the afternoon -</p>
<p>Tuesday 19th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A rainy cold day. Will set hwro the speckled horse - Will went to Dalgliesh's in the afternoon and bought a cake of Maple Sugar for Andrew -</p>
<p>Wednesday 20th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A cold windy day. Lila Hammond came down and spent the afternoon with Lucia. Mr. Lewis called for Lila - St. {illegible} quite cold tonight and froze hard -</p>
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<p>Thursday 21st {Quotation marks are written under the 'st'}</p>
<p>A fine but cold day. Will took Lucia out riding. Andrew busy {illegible} the horse all day, he has a felow on his finger. Thomas went to Brookville for the {grist?}. Thomas went to Maitland for the maid.</p>
<p>Friday 22nd {Quotation marks are written under the 'nd'}</p>
<p>A windy cold day. Will and Lucia went to Prescott and brought up our two boys with Dunnie & Ella and Ernest. Andrew was over at Sols {Soloman} sawing wood all day -</p>
<p>Saturday 23rd {Quotation marks are written under the 'rd'}</p>
<p><br /> A fine day, but very windy. Harold and Ernie went to Brockville to get their likenesses taken. Will took all the other children (except the two babies) over to Dalgleih's sugar bush to see his sugar off - Andrew over the swamp again today - Will set the little brown hopper hen today. Bill and Mr. Hutchinson were here for tea.</p>
<p>Sunday 24th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A cold snow storm today. Andrew and all the children except for Ernie went to church.</p>
<p>Monday 25th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very cold day, Will and Andrew went to Prescott with the children in the double sleigh. The sheighing very bad. I paid out five dollars for the childrens board. I began to use the new sugar in the bag last Friday.</p>
<p>Tuesday 26th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A windy bright day. Mr. & Mrs. Lewis called to see Bella. Thomas went to Brockville and sold 22pounds of butter for {illegible}. he got $3.30 {05 written above 30}. Will hurt his eye very badly. Bill was here this morning. I got a letter from Charlotte today.</p>
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<p>Wednesday 27th {Quotations are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A disagreeable day. Andrew went to Brock-ville with 12 lbs of butter he bought home.{Illegible} tea & coffee, besides cloth and a dress for me - Thomas went to Maitland. I heard from home. Will's eye better. Will set a hen today.</p>
<p>Thursday 28th {Quotations are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A pouring wet day. Andrew cleared out the back woods out of the cellar. In the after-noons. Thomas & Andrew oiled the harness. Nothing particular happened -</p>
<p>Friday 29</p>
<p>A cold windy day, Will went to Prescott for the boys. Sol {Soloman} was here to dinner. I went to Maitland and go my dress fitted. We had Walter for tea - - - -</p>
<p>Saturday 30th {Quotations are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine day. Harold grafted some trees. Bella, Will, and the children went to Prescott in the morning, in the afternoon Belle went to Mr. Bakers to get her dress fitted, and went to see Mr. Lewis and Miss Hammond -</p>
<p>Sunday 31st</p>
<p>A cold windy day. Andrew and the chil-ren went {went is written in between and above children and to with a ^ pointing to it} to church. Sol {Soloman} came here in the af-ternoon.</p>
<p>Monday 1st April</p>
<p>A very fine day. Will went to Toronto. Allen went to school. Harold stayed at home with a sore-throat. Andrew and Lucia went to Brockville in the fore after {after is written above the scribbled out fore}. {Blanche?} Sharpe and Cara Henderson came over in the evening. Sarah Anne went to Prescott.</p>
<p>Tuesday 2nd</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew to Prescott. Thomas went to Brockville with a load of hay.</p>
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<p>Bill called and left Harold some medicine for his throat which is still sore. Lucia got 22 eggs today Emily & Miss Blakey came here today in the afternoon.</p>
<p>Wednesday 3 rd</p>
<p>Pap Andrew away all day looking for a girl, he got horse about 1/2 part mine. A very fine day. Harold sowed some peas in the garden, and {illegible} up {illegible} the house a little. Lucia got 9 eggs.</p>
<p>Thursday 4th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Dr. Schee called for a min-ute. Barrie & Winnie was here in the morning for a little while. Harold and I brought over all the sap and {pails?}. Lucia got 16 eggs.</p>
<p>Friday 5th {Quotation marks are written underneath the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very wet day. Bella spent the day in Prescott and brought home coffee in the evening, she found. Mary Ann very ill indeed, I feel very much afraid that Mary Anne will not {rally?} from this attack. Lucia got 21 eggs today -</p>
<p>Saturday 6th {Quotation marks are written underneath the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very wet day. Andrew & Harold went to Brockville & got the wheat for the machine. Lucia got 16 eggs today. Sarah Aynoe went away for good -</p>
<p>Sunday 7th</p>
<p>A wet day. Andrew and the children went to church. Harold did not go he was sick - nothing doing. The was a calf born this morning -</p>
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<p>Monday 8th {Quotations are written underneath the 'th'}</p>
<p>A dull day but not rainy. Lucia got 18 20 eggs & Thomas 6. Sol {Soloman} was here for dinner he was help-ing Andrew saw wood today - Harold took Allen to Prescott. I paid out 22 dollars for Allens board -.</p>
<p>Tuesday 9th {Quotations are written underneath the 'th'}</p>
<p>{An X is written beside this entry} A fine day. Andrew went out and brought the girl he hired the other day. Sol {Soloman} was here for dinner helping to saw the wood -Bill was here for a few minutes - Dr. Schee and Sarah Hend {Henderson} {illegible} here for tea. Mary Anne a liittle better - Lucia got 20 eggs. Lila came here spent the afternoon with Lucia. Bella got a letter from Will. Carroll went to Maitland - Another calf came today -</p>
<p>Wednesday 16th {Quotations are written underneath the 'th'}</p>
<p>A dull day. Andrew finished sawing the wood. Sol {Soloman} was here for dinner. Bella went to Maitland in the after-noon. Lucia got 19 eggs -</p>
<p>Thursday 11th {Quotations are written underneath the 'th'}</p>
<p>A rainy day, cleared up in the even-ing - Harold planted some Grape roots -called the "Wilder" "Heleen" "Massoseit" and one more that I can not tell the name of -. Nothing particular doing today - Lucia got 16 eggs. Another calf came today -</p>
<p>Friday 12th</p>
<p>A fine morning, but a rainy afternoon - I went to Prescott for Allen, I found Mary Anne a little better. Thomas went to Brockville with a load of hay - Lucia got 18 eggs -</p>
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<p>Saturday 13th {Quotation marks are written underneath the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine cold day. Lucia spent the day at Mrs. {Logley's?}. Harold and Andrew busy about the house. Lucia got 18 eggs.</p>
<p>Sunday 14th {Quotation marks are written underneath the 'th'}</p>
<p>A {warm?} windy day. Andrew and all the children went to church. {Illegible} afternoon. Allen and I went over to Sols {Soloman's}, Found Annie a little better - Lucia got 16 eggs</p>
<p>Monday 15th {Quotation marks are written underneath the 'th'}</p>
<p>A lovely day - Andrew, Allen & Harold, sent to Prescott, Mary Anne called for a few minutes. The coffee came up with Andrew to stay a few days {Crosshatch: bet the {illegible} duck eggs}. Lucia got 32 eggs.</p>
<p>Tuesday 16th {Quotation marks are written underneath the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very fine day. Hide and I took Carroll and went to Marcia's in the afternoon. found her quite poorly with {illegible}</p>
<p>Wednesday 17th {Quotation marks are written underneath the 'th'}</p>
<p>A lovely day, almost as warm as summer, Andrew sowed grains today over the Swamp, the first he has sowed this year; Hide and I went for a walk up to the swamp - no callers, nothing particular doing -</p>
<p>Thursday 18th {Quotation marks are written underneath the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very warm day. Harold and Lucia went to Brockville in the morning - {A word is erased and smudged} In afternoon, Hide and Bella went to Prescott, Allen came home today as the Easter holidays began -</p>
<p>Friday 19th {Quotation marks are written underneath the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine warm day - Sarah Hurd and Mr. Schee came up to tea - The children and I went to church as it was Good Friday - The Henderson children came over in the afternoon - Will came home today.</p>
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<p>Saturday 13th A fine cold day. Lucia spent the day at Mrs. Longley's. Harold and Andrew busy about the house. Lucia got 18 eggs.</p>
<p>Sunday 14th A warm windy day. Andrew and all the children went to church. In afternoon Allen and I went over to {Sols?}, found Annie a little better - Lucia got 16 eggs</p>
<p>Monday 15th A lovely day - Andrew, Allen & Harold went to Prescott. Mary Anne called for a few minutes {written diagonally on page: "for the duck eggs"} Fide came up with Andrew. to stay a few days. Lucia got 32 eggs</p>
<p>Tuesday 16th A very fine day. Fide and I took Carroll and went to Maria's in the afternoon. found her quite poorly with {unknown}</p>
<p>Wednesday 17th A lovely day, almost as warm as summer. Andrew sowed grain today over the Swamp, the first he has sowed this year; Fide and I went for a walk up to the swamp - no callers - nothing particular doing -</p>
<p>Thursday 18th A very warm day. Harold and Lucia went to Brockville in the morning - {word rubbed out} In afternoon Fide and Bella went to Prescott, Allen came home today as the Easter holiday began -</p>
<p>Friday 19th A fine warm day - Sarah Hurd and Mr. Setree came up to tea - the children and I went to church as it was Good Friday - The Henderson children came over in the afternoon - Will came home today -</p>
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<p>Saturday 20th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A showery day. Andrew went to Brockville. Will and Bella went to Prescott - In the afternoon Andrew and Harold worked in the garden - We had the first thunder storm of the season -</p>
<p>Easter Sunday 21st {Quotation marks are written under the 'st'}</p>
<p>A cloudy day. Andrew and I took dinner at Bills. Harold went to church in Mait land - Weather cleared up in the afternoon we had a lovely chioe home -</p>
<p>Monday 22nd {Quotation marks are written under the 'nd'}</p>
<p>A very cold {raw?} feeling day - I went to Mrs. Bakers to get a dress fitted - Andrew attended the Vestry Meeting in Maitland - Will went away on the afternoon train, he started to go to Halifax Andrew and Allen planted the early potatoes -</p>
<p>Tuesday 23rd {Quotation marks are written under the 'rd'}</p>
<p>A cold windy day. Andrew took Allen and Ella back to school -</p>
<p>Wednesday 24th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th}</p>
<p>A very warm day - Lucia, Carroll, {Nessie?}, & I sent over the Swamp and got some feathers. Andrew and Harold sowed wheat and Grass seeds. We cleaned the Diving {Broom?}. Lucia got 22 eggs.</p>
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<p>Thursday 25th A very fine day, Andrew sowed oats today, and planted some early potatoes - We cleaned the cellar today and Har-old fixed up the floor nicely - I worked in the garden a little while this evening - Lucia not very well.</p>
<p>Friday 26th A fine warm day. Andrew sowed oats - Bella went to Prescott for Allen. We cleaned the drawingroom, and took the leaves {out?} of the front yard - Mr Setree and Sarah hurd came up to tea -</p>
<p>Saturday 27th A very warm morning. In the afternoon we had a very heavy thunder shower Andrew finished sowing oats and plant-ed a few potatoes - Allen went to Maitland for the mail - Bella got a letter from Will -</p>
<p>Sunday 28th A dull chilly day - Andrew and the boys went to church - Emily Henderson and Annie & Clara came over in the evening.</p>
<p>Monday 29th A wet day. Harold took Allen to school - I cleaned the pantry and breakfast room. Andrew busy planting potatoes when the rain stopped - churned 7 lbs of butter today -</p>
<p>Tuesday 30th A fine day. We cleared the Kitchen and {mess?} room. Harold & Thomas went to Brock ville with the cow for Mrs. S Jones; and sold 11 lbs of butter - Andrew working at the Potatoes -</p>
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<p>Wednesday May 1st {Quotation marks are written under the 'st'}</p>
<p>A fine morning, but {written over another word: "thundering"} rain. "The "Algerian" the first line boat of the season went up today - Andrew sowing bar-ley-</p>
<p>Thursday 2nd {Quotation marks are written under the 'nd'}</p>
<p>A fine morning, rained a little in the evening - We cleaned the bedroom upstairs Andrew planted potatoes - A man named "Anything at all" came to work in the Garden.</p>
<p>Friday 3rd {Quotation marks are written in the 'rd'}</p>
<p>A rainy day. We cleaned the bedroom and hall downstairs, and finished all the other rooms - Harold went to Maitland in the evening - No callers -.</p>
<p>Saturday 4th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine cool morning - I went to Prescott for Allen, but he could not come as he had to stay for a chorus practice. I bought Lucia a hat. Mary Anne was not so well - The Dr {The 'r' of Dr. is written above a set of quotation marks} called to see Bella who is not at all well - - - - - - -</p>
<p>Sunday 5th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A cold rainy disagreeable day - Harold, Lucia & myself went to church - Allen walked up this morning in time for breakfast - Andrew very tired, he staied at home to rest - - - - -</p>
<p>Monday 6th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very cold windy day. Bella took Allen to Prescott. Andrew busy drawing out manure - I was busy all day, churned a good churning of butter - Nothing particular happened. Lucia set another {hen?} on duck eggs -</p>
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<p>Tuesday 7th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A cold windy day, Harold and I went to Brockville and sold 11 lbs of butter - {Denny?} came home with us. Andrew busy drawing manure -</p>
<p>Wednesday 8th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very fine day, quite warm.Andrew and Harold busy in the garden all day - Bill came for Dennie - Bella and I went down to call at the Miss's Blakey's. Lucia took tea at Emily's.</p>
<p>Thursday 9th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A pouring wet day, cleared up towards evening : Harold, Lucia, & I went to Prescott to the Concert, Lucia staid all night at Bills. Andrew busy in the garden all day.</p>
<p>Friday 10th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A cold showery day, with a very high wind. Bella brought Allen home from Prescott - Allen, Harold, and Andrew sowed Marigolds in the afternoon -</p>
<p>Saturday 11th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very cold disagreeable morning - Rained Thomas took a load of hay to Brockville Harold sowed the rest of the Marigolds with the look sower. I churned a large churning of butter -</p>
<p>Sunday 12th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very cold day ; feels like the middle of March Andrew and Allen went to church - - - - - - Rained today frequently. Sol {Soloman} was here in the afternoon</p>
<p>Monday 13th</p>
<p>A fine monring, wet in the afternoon - Harold took Allen to Prescott, he brought Lucia home - Andrew drew out manure. Harold sowed grass seed for Sol {Soloman}.</p>
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<p>Tuesday 14th A bright cold windy day. Andrew and I went to Brockville & took up 19lbs of butter - Andrew got a hundred height - of sugar - Harold sowed turnips and Marigolds.</p>
<p>Wednesday 15th A very fine day, not so cold as it has been for the last two weeks. Andrew planted potatoes. The {servants?} went to Prescott. Thomas went to Brockville to sell old Jessie the horse - - - -</p>
<p>Thursday, 16th A fine day. Annie and Clara Hender-son were over for a few minutes. Andrew and Harold busy at the manure -</p>
<p>Friday 17th A lovely day. Susan went to Prescott for Allen, Clara Henderson went with her. Bella's baby not well - Andrew and the men busy at the cow ground, nothing particular doing.</p>
<p>Saturday 18th Another fine day. Will came back from Halifax today - Andrew busy as usual at the manure - Thomas and Allen went to Brockville and brought home the new mowing machine -</p>
<p>Sunday 19th A lovely day. Bella & Will, Andrew & myself went to church, Bella had her baby christened - In the afternoon Jim {Benns?} came here. Lizzie (the girl) came back from home, she went on Saturday - We had a dreadful storm in the night. with heavy snow - {faint ink strokes across the bottom-right of the entry}</p>
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<p>Monday 20th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very wet morning. Will took Allen to Prescott - he found Mary Anne better than he expected - Andrew & Harold busy cutting potatoes - In the afternoon it stopped raining and blew very hard - Will and {Bessie?} went to Maitland.</p>
<p>Tuesday 21st {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine day but cold, Lucia and Harold went to Brockville wiith butter. Harold got a pair of working boots - Will went to Toronto. We had a heavy shower in the afternoon - Andrew and Harold cut the hedge -</p>
<p>Wednesday 22th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very cold morning. had quite a heavy white frost last night. Andrew hoeing potatoes - Bella weak started to Prescott for Allen & to spend the day at Fidy's, but met Allen & Sidney walking home, so she came home - Bella not at all well -</p>
<p>Thursday 23rd {Quotation marks are written under the 'rd'}</p>
<p>A fine day but cold, Andrew and the boys busy planting potatoes. Lucia and I went to Maitland in the evening and took Annie Henderson with us - Sidney poorly Bella too -</p>
<p>Friday 24th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine day - (Queen's birthday) Andrew & boys finished the potatoes in the afternoon - Bella better, she went to Maitland in the afternoon. Harold and Allen spent the evening Emily Henderson.</p>
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<p>Saturday 25th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very fine day. Will came back from Toronto. I went to Prescott and took Sid - ney home, found Mary Anne a little better - Andrew sowed western corn, Harold dragged & {solled?} it. Andrew and Harold cleaned up a piece of land -</p>
<p>Sunday 26th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine morning but a wet after-noon with thunder - Andrew, Will and the boys went to church - In the evening Emily Henderson and the two == girls came over for an hour or two -</p>
<p>Monday 27th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine morning, but wet afternoon - I took Allen to Prescott. Bella took Will and Harold to Brockville to start on a trip to Pembroke and adjoining towns - Andrew tried to hoe potatoes but the rain stopped him -</p>
<p>Tuesday 28th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A bright morning, but showery day. Lila came down and spent the afternoon {there is an ink blot at the beginning of afternoon} here Andrew and I went to Brockville , he sold 16 pounds of butter - I got a polonaise cut and fitted, Andrew got two horses shod -</p>
<p>Wednesday 29th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine morning - Bella took Lucia to Mr. Lewis's to spend the day, she went for her in the morning - Andrew's {load?} potatoes all day. Set a hen in the pig sty on eleven eggs -</p>
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<p>Thursday 30th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A cloudy cool day - Andrew and I went over the Swamp, found Mary Anne sick and Sol away drinking - Andrew sent Thomas to Prescott with Bill's Oats - Nothing par-ticular doing - Bella & Lucia went to Mrs. Hendersons after tea -</p>
<p>Friday 31th{Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very fine day. Bella spent the day in Prescott, in the evening brought home Allen and Ella, Ella is going to stay till Monday. Andrew hoeing potatoes. Lucia and I went over the Swamp in the afternoon. Mary Anne a little better - Mr. Hutchinson and Bertha Fielde called in the evening. Mr. Hutchinson staid all night. I got a letter from Harold -</p>
<p>June 1st Saturday -</p>
<p>A very warm summer like day, Andrew and the boys washed the sheep, Bill came up and took me for a drive, Allen, Dennie and the two girls were out in the boat. Clara Henderson come over for a few minutes.</p>
<p>Tuesday 2nd {Quotation marks are written under the 'nd'}</p>
<p>A lovely day - Andrew and the Allen went to church, Clara Henderson came over for a minute -</p>
<p>Monday 3rd {Quotation marks are written under the 'rd'}</p>
<p>A fine morning, Bella took Allen and Ella to Prescott - Andrew worked in the garden. Nothing particular doing - Bill called and gave Carroll some medicine -</p>
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<p>Tuesday 4th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A rainy morning - Andrew Lucia and I went to Brockville - We took up 20 lbs of butter - Andrew worked in the garden in the afternoon - In the evening Lucia and I went over to Emily's - I got a letter from home and one from Harold -</p>
<p>Wednesday 5th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very cold raw day, a fire in the hall feels very comfortable. Andrew busy in the garden and corn field, Bella went to Maitland, nothing particular doing.</p>
<p>Thursday 6th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A bright cold morning, we had a heavy white frost last night - Andrew & I went to Prescott, for some turnip seed. Andrew finished sowing turnips in the afternoon. Nothing particular doing.</p>
<p>Friday 7th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>{"X" in top-left of entry} A fine morning but cold and cloudy, Bella went to Prescott for Allen, Dennie came up to stay till Monday - Andrew & I went over the Swamp, I found Mary Anne a little better, but still very weak - Sheared sheep {inserted above: "today"}:</p>
<p>Saturday 8th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very fine day, Allen and Dennie caught three fish. Will and Harold came home from Pembroke this evening, they were very tired, Harold enjoyed his trip very much, we are all glad to have him home - The two Miss Henderson's with Mr. Hutchinson and Mr. Fielde came over in the evening -</p>
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<p>Tuesday 9th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A perfectly lovely day. Andrew and the boys with Lucia went to church. In the afternoon Bella, Will, {Nigel?} and the children went for a walk -</p>
<p>Monday 10th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine day. Andrew took Will to Mait-land when he started to go back to Pembroke - Andrew left the carriage to be first at the blacksmiths - I have a bad cold -</p>
<p>Tuesday 11th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A rainy morning. Bella went to Brockville with Harold, they sold 18 pounds of butter - Emily Henderson came over for tea, Harold and Lucia went over to play croquet with Annie and Clara -</p>
<p>Wednesday 12th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine morning, but very wet in the afternoon. Mrs. Lewis, Miss Hammond and Mr. Lewis called this afternoon - Andrew and Harold busy at the {weeding?} all day - Nothing particular doing -</p>
<p>Thursday 13th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very fine day, Allen came home this morning to spend his birthday at home, he is fourteen years old today - I went over to Sol's with Andrew. Mary Anne is better, my chest is very sore from a {heat-rash?} blister - Allen and Lucia went</p>
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<p>to Maitland in the boat. Andrew weeding Marigolds in the forenoon. I got my dress from Mrs. Bakers - - - - -</p>
<p>Friday 14th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew and I went to Ogdensburg to see Fannie and Mrs. Barber. Andrew {sent?} the "Noxon" Mower & Reaper back to Mr. Coates nothing particular doing here -</p>
<p>Saturday 15th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very fine day - Harold, Allen, Andrew and Thomas hoed potatoes all the morning - In the afternoon Harold went to Prescott to bring Fannie home to stay a few days - Anne Henderson came over in the evening -</p>
<p>Sunday 16th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A damp morning, Harold, Fannie Andrew and myself went to church - Emily Henderson came over in the evening - Sol and the boys came over in the evening -</p>
<p>Monday 17th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A cloudy morning but fine afternoon. Mr. & Mrs. {Leais?}, Miss Lewis, Miss Hammond and Lila came to tea, also Mrs. Henderson and Annie. Allen came home from school in the evening, Harold was over at Sols sowing turnips all day -</p>
<p>Tuesday 18th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very fine day - Bella took Allen to Prescott and brought up Mary Anne and Sarah to stay a few days - Fannie, Harold, & Annie Henderson went down to the concert in Prescott - Andrew spent the evening here with us -</p>
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<p>Wednesday 19th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very fine day, cool in the evening - Mary Ann from over the Swamp was here also Annie and Clara Henderson - Sidney Ford came here today, Watch the dog bit his leg - -</p>
<p>Thursday 20th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A lovely day, Sarah, Mary Ann, Carroll, and myself went out to Marcia's and spent the day. Bill was here for a few minutes, Andrew weed the marigolds, Harold took Fannie and went out in the boat.</p>
<p>Friday 21th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine morning but wet afternoon - Bella took Mary Ann, Sarah, and Fannie down to Prescott and brought up Ella and Allen - Annie and Clara came to play today croquet in the evening - very hot indeed tonight -</p>
<p>Saturday 22th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very wet day. Andrew and I went to Iroquois and exchanged our wool for cloth and sheeting - Harold & Allen tried to weed turnips but the rain stopped them - Bella went to Maitland for the Mail -</p>
<p>Sunday 23rd {Quotation marks are written under the 'rd'}</p>
<p>A showery day - Andrew and the children went to church - Nobody here - - - -</p>
<p>Monday 24th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A rainy day. Allen took Lucia and Ella to Prescott, & came back in the evening. Got a letter from Fide, Harold shot "Watch" the dog in the evening. Andrew began to do his road work. Lucia staid in Prescott -</p>
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<p>Tuesday 26th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A lovely cool day, I went to Brockville in the morning with Harold, sold 11 lbs of butter, began to pack Bella's tub - Allen rode the pony to Prescott and came back in the evening. I took the wool out to Mrs. Coats - Andrew and Harold dug daisies all the afternoon - - -</p>
<p>Wednesday 26th{Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A lovely day - I drove Allen to Prescott in the morning, he did not go to school, but helped the ladies at the Strawberry Festival that was held today - Andrew busy at the potatoes, I took the wool out to Mrs. Coats and hired a boy boy to help with the {buding?} - - -</p>
<p>Thursday 27th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A hot day, but warm - Andrew and Harold with the {new?} worked at the roots between showers - Nobody here nothing particular going on -</p>
<p>Friday 28th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very hot day - Andrew at the roots - Will came home this evening - Andrew, Bella, Will, & Harold went out in the boat in the evening.</p>
<p>Saturday 29th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>Another scorching day - Will took Bella and the children to spend the day in Prescott - Andrew and Harold working at the turnips. Lucia & Allen came home with Will. We had strawberry short cake for tea - - -</p>
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<p>A frightfully hot day. Bella and the children went to church. Andrew took medicine and staid at home. Annie and Clara came over in the evening.</p>
<p>July. Monday 1st</p>
<p>A very very hot day. Andrew and Harold busy at the turnips in the morning. In the afternoon, Will, Andrew, and the two boys went to Brockville to see {"Hanlan"?} boat race, they went in our boat, and came back ver tired -</p>
<p>Tuesday 2nd {Quotation marks are written under the 'nd'}</p>
<p>Another fearfully hot day. Will went away to Pembroke. Annie Jones came over to stay a few days. Emily Henderson came over to tea Annie & Clara came in the evening, Andrew hoeing potatoe's. Harold went to Brockville with the butter. {the following is cross-hatched: "Sarah and Mr. Setree called for a few minutes."}</p>
<p>Wednesday 3rd {Quotation marks are written under the 'rd'}</p>
<p>A fearfully hot day - We had a nice shower of rain, but it seemed hotter than ever after it - I took Allen to Prescott to school, got home before dinner, picked currants and peas in the afternoon.</p>
<p>Thursday 4th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A broiling day - Andrew & Harold busy hoeing potatoes and beans - I went out in the afternoon to get some gooseberries - - - Annie & Lucia went over to Emily's after tea. Bella went to Maitland and brought home a letter from Mrs. {Ston?} - I went out in the boat for a few minutes with Andrew in the evening - - - - -</p>
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<p>Friday 5th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very hot day, Lizzie and I went out to buy to get some berries, but they were not ripe, we only got {illegible} for tea. Andrew hoeing corn and potatoes -</p>
<p>Saturday 6</p>
<p>A boiling hot day - Bella went to Prescott for Allen I went out and got berries for tea and for Sunday. Andrew dug new potatoes today for the first time this year - Nothing particular doing.</p>
<p>Sunday 7th {There is an 'X' written beside the entry}</p>
<p>A hot day. Andrew and all the children went to church, we got some nice books to read from the Sunday school -</p>
<p>Monday 8th {The 'th' is underlined by _.}</p>
<p>A very hot day. I took Allen to Prescott and got myself two pairs of shoes - I went out for berries in the afternoon. Lucia and Annie took tea a Emily's - - - - - - - - -</p>
<p>Tuesday 9th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very hot day, Harold took 13 lbs of butter to Brockville, in the afternoon he began to cut hay, he cut the {field?} below the house, myself and Susan got a lot of berries, I preserved them in the afternoon - Andrew still hoeing.</p>
<p>Wednesday 10th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>Another hot day, Lucia went with her {word is crossed out} Bill for a trip up to the "Islands", the whole family from Prescott besides Mr {The 'r' of Mr is elevated with quotations marks below it} & Mrs {The 'rs' of Mrs is elevated with quotations marks below it} Sidney Ford Jones. We had a very heavy shower of rain to day, {Mr?} Lewis the barley flat - - - - - - -.</p>
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<p>Thursday 11th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very hot day. Allen came home for the holidays- Andrew worked at the Marigolds and hay with the boys -</p>
<p>Friday 12th</p>
<p>A hot day - {Beth?} {There is a stain covering the pencil} Hutchinson came up to help with the hay - Harold cutting, and the rest drawing in - Susan went to get raspberries - Lizzie went away yesterday to the spend the day at home. Annie Jones came over in the evening.</p>
<p>Saturday 13th {Quotations are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very hot day - Andrew, Mr Hutchinson {the 'r' in Mr. is elevated and quotation marks are written under it} Allen & Thomas cut drew hay in nearly all day - Harold mowed all day - Lizzie came back from home just at dinner time - - Susan went for berries.</p>
<p>Sunday 14th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very hot day - Andrew and I went to church. We spent the afternoon reading a very interesting book - Annie & Clara Henderson, Sol {Soloman} and the boys came over in the evening.</p>
<p>Monday 15th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very hot day. Lizzie picked berries all day Susan and I washed and drained. Mr. Hutchinson {the 'r' in Mr. is elevated and quotation marks are written under it} came home in the morning -. Nothing particular doing, all hands busy at the hay -</p>
<p>Tuesday 16th { {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fearfully hot day - Harold and I went to Brockville, & took up 19 lbs of butter to sell - Mary Anne was here in the afternoon for a few minutes - All hands busy at the hay, the weather very trying - There was a {illegible} in Ogdensburg in Tuesday.</p>
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<p>Wednesday 17th</p>
<p>The hottest day we have had this summer. the Thermometer stood at 82 in the cellar at five o'clock in the afternoon - Andrew worked in the garden in the afternoon, he nearly suffocated with the heat. Harold mowed hay all the afternoon -</p>
<p>Thursday 18th</p>
<p>Another dreadfully hot day. last night was fearful, the heat was intense. I went picking beans today, for a little while. Mr. Hutchinson mowed hay in the afternoon, the rest all drawing in.</p>
<p>Friday 19th</p>
<p>A fearfully hot day - Bella went to Mait-land to meet Will but he did not come, Bella Fielde & Mrs. {Eagllesaon?}, called in the evening - Harold hurt his foot, Tom the horse trod on it - All hands busy haying.</p>
<p>Saturday 20th</p>
<p>A very hot day - Will came this afternoon thee heat has been fearful this last few days. All hands busy at the hay. Mr. Hutchinson went to Prescott to spend Sunday - Harold's foot is very sore - - - - - -</p>
<p>Sunday 21th</p>
<p>A hot day, but not quite as hot as it has been, Allen and I went to church, Emily and Clara Henderson came over in the evening - It is nice and cool this evening - - - -</p>
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<p>{top-right: "July"} Monday 22nd</p>
<p>A fine cool day with a sprinkling of rain. Will and I went for berries in the aftermorning. In the afternoon Will, Bella and the children went to Brockville Allen took a quarter of mutton over to Sols - Andre hired another boy today -</p>
<p>Tuesday 23rd</p>
<p>A hot day but a good {heage?}. Will and I picked berries nealy all day - Allen went to Brockville and sold 22 lbs of butter. All hands busy at hay</p>
<p>Wednesday 24th</p>
<p>A very windy day - Will went back to Pembroke, Mary Ann was here to tea - Bella went to Maitland - Clara Hen-derson called in the evening - All busy at hay - - - -</p>
<p>Thursday 25th</p>
<p>Another windy day - Bella went to Pres-cott to bring Lucia home. Annie Jones was here for dinner. Harold cut the barley today - Began to rain this evening.</p>
<p>Friday 26th</p>
<p>A pouring wet day the heaviest rain that has come this summer. Andrew and the boys busy fixing scythes rakes, etcera - - - -</p>
<p>Saturday 27th</p>
<p>A wet morning, the men working at turnips and potatoes, in the afternoon all hands busy at opening the hay stacks and putting up bar-ley - Bill called for a few minutes in the evening - Bella went to Maitland for the Mail - - - -</p>
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<p>{top-left: "July"} Sunday 28th</p>
<p>A lovely cool day - Bella, Allen, and Lucia went to church - Emily and all the girls came over for a few minutes - - -</p>
<p>Monday 29th</p>
<p>A cloudy day. There was an Eclipse of the Sun this afternoon - Andrew and all the boys were busy at the Hay and barley - Mary Ann was here for tea. This is Harolds birthday, he is sixteen years old today -</p>
<p>Tuesday 30th</p>
<p>A cool windy day. Harold and I went to Brockville & sold 23 lbs of butter, I got some cups and saucers, and some things I needed - Emie & Willie Darling {tow?} were here for dinner, they have gone out camping up among the "Islands" Allen has gone with them, I hope they come home safely - Bella went to Maitland and took tea at Mrs. Bakers.</p>
<p>Wednesday 31st</p>
<p>A fine cool day - Harold and Mr. Hutchinson went to a picnic at "Wells" Island, Andrew and the mow worked at the turnips all day - Mary Ann, Sarah, & Dennie were here for tea Sarah came to stay; Sols Mary Ann was here for tea - -</p>
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<p>A fine cool day - Andrew and all hands busy at the hay and barley - Miss Wells came down to tea, and Ruth came too - Mr. Hutchinson drove them home -</p>
<p>Friday 2nd</p>
<p>A cloudy cool day - Andrew finished getting up the hay and got in some oats - Marcia and Lucia {Morey?} come out and spent the afternoon and took tea with us - It rained quite a shower this afternoon -</p>
<p>Saturday 3rd</p>
<p>A lovely day but very warm - Andrew got in the wheat today and finished the oats over the Swamp - Will came back today, he brought his horse with him. Allen came home from camping tired out, Emie and Willie Darlington rowed home, Allen came on the "Stranger": - Bella & Will went to Maitland and to Mr. Lewis's in the evening. Harold went to Prescott with Mr. Hutchinson - Emily and all the girls came over in the evening -</p>
<p>Sunday 4th</p>
<p>A very fine day, hot but with a good breeze. Andrew, Harold, Lucia, & Sarah Hend- went to church. Annie & Clara Henderson came over in the evening -</p>
<p>Monday 5th</p>
<p>A dull day, Andrew {over?} in Barley. Mary Ann was over in the evening - Will went to Prescott Harold went down to Prescott and brought Mr. Hutchinson up - - - - -</p>
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<p>{top-left: "August"} Tuesday 6th</p>
<p>A fine morning until about ten o'clock when a fearfully heavy rain came up the wind was very high, one of the large Maples was blown down at the head of the {llane?}, Will packed all of Bella's things and took them to Maitland, Harold and Lucia went to Brockville and took 19 lbs of butter - - - - - -</p>
<p>Wednesday 7th</p>
<p>A fine morning but showery. Will went to Toronto. I was sick all day - Andrew and all the men were busy hoeing the garden and working at the turnips - Little Andrew was here for tea -</p>
<p>Thursday 8th</p>
<p>A showery day, Sarah and I started to go to Marcia's, we had to turn around when we got to the corners & as it was going to rain, we got home just in time to escape a heavy shower. Lucia and Ida went to a picnic at Miss Will's old place, Sarah and I went too.</p>
<p>Friday 9th</p>
<p>A very wet morning we had the most dreadful shower last night that has {busted?} this part of the world for years. It thundered and lightened incessantly for hours, and poured rain in {town?} - Emily and the girls came over in the evening Mary Ann came for tea -</p>
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<p>{top-left: "August"} Saturday 10th</p>
<p>A cloudy day. Andrew & man drawing in wheat and Marsh hay. Bella, Harold, and the two children went to Toronto - Dennie came up with Allen from Prescott - Andrew very tired today - - - - -</p>
<p>Sunday 11th</p>
<p>A lovely morning - Andrew and the children went to church. The Henderson's were over in the evening - Big Jim was here in the af-ternoon, We had a heavy shower of rain this even</p>
<p>Monday 12th</p>
<p>A fine day - Andrew busy at the Harvesting. Sarah Hurd and I took tea at Emily's - Mr. Hutchinson came up from Prescott - It did not rain today -</p>
<p>Tuesday 13th</p>
<p>A fine morning, Andrew and Allen went to Brockville and took 26 lbs of butter up - Sarah Hurd went down to Prescott - Ella and Annie came up with Mr. Hutchinson in the morning - Andrew and all hands busy at the Marigolds -</p>
<p>Wednesday 14th</p>
<p>A showery day. Susan went away today - Carroll very cross and fretful, he does not like the idea of being {unknown}. The children all went to a party at Mr. Lewis's, Andrew and Allen busy at the Marigold's</p>
<p>Thursday 15</p>
<p>A lovely morning, Lucia, Ella, & Baby went {unknown} to Sarah Campbell's - In the evening {unknown} the Fielde, with the two Miss Hendersons, Mr. Hutchinson and Mr. Fielde came over and spent the evening here -</p>
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<p>Friday 16th</p>
<p>A lovely day morning, but fearfully hot all the afternoon - I wait with Andrew to engage the thrashers - Got a letter from Harold, William came over in the afternoon to borrow a dollar for his mother - - - - - It rained very heavily this evening, Mary Ann came in wet through - - - -</p>
<p>Saturday 17th</p>
<p>A fine day, Mary Ann was here for dinner. After dinner Annie & Ella went home with Allen, Mr. Hutchinson went away for good I hope, Andrew and men busy at Marigolds, Thomas hurt his foot, Bill called & was here for tea, Dennie came up with Allen & went home with his father -</p>
<p>Sunday 18th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Allen, Andrew, & myself went to church, Lucia staid at home and took care of Carroll for me - We spent a very quiet sunday -</p>
<p>Monday 19th</p>
<p>A cloudy but pleasant day. Andrew sent a load of hay to Brockville Allen & Andrew busy fixing up the gates in the barn. I was busy all day making cakes for Lucia's party and the picnic - Mary Ann, Emily, & Annie were over in the evening for a minutes -</p>
<p>Tuesday 20th</p>
<p>A showery day, Andrew cutting weeds around the house. {Lulu?} Lewis, Nellie Mores, & Annie & Clara henderson came over and took tea with Lucia. Mary Ann & Ida came over in the evening - Ida stayed all night -</p>
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<p>Wednesday 21st</p>
<p>A lovely day. Andrew, Lucia, Ida, & Allen went to the Sunday School picnic at St Lawrence Park. I took them to Maitland and brought them back again. Thomas took a load of hay to Brockville - In the evening Andrew & I went over to Emily's for a few minutes</p>
<p>Thursday 22nd</p>
<p>A nice but very hot day. Ida & Allen went to Maitland, I posted a letter to Bella, Ida went home. Allen and Lucia went to Emily's in the evening. Andrew & Allen cutting oats all day</p>
<p>Friday 23rd</p>
<p>A lovely day. Andrew, Allen, and myself went over to Ogdensburg in our own row boat. We took dinner at Mrs. Barbers, I enjoyed the boat ride very much indeed. Maggie Patterson came down with Mrs. Henry's baby and spent the afternoon here. Bill and Dennie were here for ten -</p>
<p>Saturday 24th</p>
<p>A showery day. Allen went to Prescott and brought up Susie & Ella to stay till Tuesday evening, we had heavy rain all the afternoon and evening. Andrew busy fixing for the Thrashers, Allen & Andrew went to Maitland in the afternoon.</p>
<p>Sunday 25th A very cool windy day. Andrew and the three girls went to church. Susie & Ella went home in the morning. Harold came home too. Emily and the girls were over -</p>
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<p>Monday 26th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very windy day, Andrew went to look for a man to help thrash. Harold and I went to Brockville in the afternoon & sold 18 lbs of butter I got some thing's for Lucia and paid I want the tailor for Andrew's and Allen's clothes 24 dollars - - -</p>
<p>Tuesday 27th</p>
<p>{There is an 'X' written beside this entry} A fair cool morning we {illegible} to thrash today, we finished the grain in the Barley barn and out the Machine for the wheat - Andrew went this evening for another man to thrash - Andrew and Willie were here for dinner -</p>
<p>Wednesday 28th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very hot day. All hands busy thrashing wheat and oats Andrew and Willie here again today - Nothing particular happened Bill called for a minute -</p>
<p>Thursday 29th</p>
<p>A fine day (very hot). The thrashers finished about noon, Andrew paid them 14 dollars and three dollars & 50 cents to {pair?} he had helping him - Andrew and Willie are here for dinner. {Dennie?}here for tea -</p>
<p>Friday - 30th</p>
<p>A very hot day - All hands busy at the straw in the forenoon, In the afternoon Allen and Lucia went to Maitland Andrew and Harold began to cut the Buckwheat - Annie and Clara Henderson with Miss Blakely called in the evening -</p>
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<p>A very hot day, the men finished putting in straw. Andrew and Harold cut Buckwheat, Mary Ann was here for tea. Began to rain this evening -</p>
<p>September Sunday 1st</p>
<p>A very wet warm morning. Lizzie went home today, the three children went to church Annie & Clara were over in the evening</p>
<p>Monday 2nd</p>
<p>A vey hot day - Lizzie came home about noon, it rained quite heavily in the night and this morning - Andrew and Harold cutting Buckwheat -</p>
<p>Tuesday 3rd</p>
<p>A fearfully hot day, the thermometer stood at summer heat in the cellar today - Susan Williard came back to work for me today, Lizzie has a sore arm, Susie and Ella went to school today to Toronto - We had a heavy thunder storm this evening Harold and Lucia went to Brockville & took up 17 lbs of butter, Andrew went to Prescott with pork and got some Groceries</p>
<p>Wednesday 4th</p>
<p>A very hot day. Clara Henderson, with {William?} and Millie Beaven came over to tea - Andrew and the boys busy fixing up the front yard and garden - - - -</p>
<p>Thrusday</p>
<p>It rained heavily today -</p>
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<p>Thursday 5th</p>
<p>Another fearfully hot day, the weather is as hot as it was in July - Andrew and the boys finished fixing up the lane and yard. In the afternoon they went to Brockville Fannie was here to tea and staid all night.</p>
<p>Friday 6,th</p>
<p>A very warm close damp day, Mrs. Barber, Fannie and Miss Fuller came over and took dinner with us. Andrew went to Prescott for them and took Mrs. Barber back again to Prescott, Fannie & Miss Fuller staid all night - - -</p>
<p>Saturday 7th</p>
<p>A lovely cool day - Andrew with all the young people spent the day in Brockville and {Lyn?}. Coming home they had a narrow escape of being badly hurt, Kitty (the Mare) began to {run?} and kick {oa} a hill, they all had to get out of the carriage, and ahd a hard time to get her quieted down however they all got home safe - George Rob-inson called and paid Andrew his In-terest money - - - - - -</p>
<p>Sunday 8th</p>
<p>A lovely day, but quite hot, Andrew, Harold, Fannie, & Miss Fuller went to church in Maitland in the morning, In the af-ternoon Harold & I went for a walk with Fannie & Miss Fuller, In the evening Harold & the young ladies with Mr. Strong went to Prescott Church -</p>
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<p>Monday 9th</p>
<p>A very fine day, Fannie and Miss Fuller went back to Ogdensburg, Allen took them to Prescott. In the evening Edith, Annie & Clara came over for a few minutes Lizzie's brother for her -</p>
<p>Tuesday 10th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A lovely day, Lizzie {Mom?} went away & paid her 18 dollars. Annie,{Sharpe?}, Mary Anne & Sarah Hurd came up and spent the day, Allen and Thomas were all day in Brockville {Marketing?} - rained quite heavily at night -</p>
<p>Wednesday 11th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A cloudy morning, Harold & Allen went to Odensburg, Thomas took a griet to the mill in Brocksville. Dave went to the circus. Andrew sowed Rye, Dennie came up with Allen in the evening - Harold spent the evening at Emily's - It rained in the night</p>
<p>Thursday 12th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very wet day, the wettest day we have had this year, Andrew and Harold pulled down part of the ash house between the showers, Allen quite poorly all day - the weather is very warm almost as hot as July - Thomas went to Brockville with a load of hay. I posted a letter to Bella.</p>
<p>Friday 13th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very windy rainy day - Andrew & Harold were pulling down the ash house - Dennie was here all day, thermometer staid at summer heat in the cellar {what?} 4 o'clock in the afternoon - - - - -</p>
<p>Miss {Illegible name} Hick died today</p>
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<p>Saturday 14th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fearfully windy day, no boats were able to go up the river until evening. Andrew & Harold cut corn Andrew went to Prescott in the evening and took Allen and Dennie with him -.Allen went on the "Persia" to Toronto. {The following is written underneath the entry with an arrow: E. A. & C. H. came in}</p>
<p>Sunday 15th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine cool day, the wind is all down, Andrew and I went to Miss Hick's funeral in the afternoon, I went to church in the morning with Harold and Lucie. Emily, Annie & Clara were over in the evening - - - - - - - -</p>
<p>Monday 16th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>Two years today since "Pa" died - This has been a fine day. Emily and I drove down to see Miss Hick - I took some money Mutton over the swamp - Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Hammond called - - - - Annie Henderson called for a minute - - - - - - - - - - - -</p>
<p>Tuesday 17th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine day, Andrew and Allen Harold worked at the ash house. Harold went to a party at Mr. Purkiss's in the evening. Andrew went to vote, Mr. Wiser {The 'r' in 'Mr' is elevated, and quotation marks are written below it} gained the election - - - - - - - - - -</p>
<p>Wednesday 18th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine day, Ernie came up and staid all night. We got a letter from Allen - Thomas went to Brockville, Harold and Lucia spent the evening at Emily's, Andrew busy at the ash house Bill took Dunnie to school at Port Hope.</p>
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<p>Thursday 19th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A warm close day, we had a heavy rain this afternoon, I churned a large churning this morning, Harold and Andrew still working at the building - Nothing particular doing. Thomas and Dave worked half a day at road work - Yesterday a man from Burritts Rapids bought a load of apples - - - -</p>
<p>Friday 20th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very hot windy day, thermometer up to summer heat in the cellar, Miss Wells came down to take tea with us, Harold took her home and got some letters, Andrew got me from Annie - Mr. Murray {The 'r' in 'Mr' is elevated and there are quotation marks written underneath it} called and paid Andrew 30 dollars for Mrs. {Howison?} {The 'r' in 'Mrs' is elevated and there are quotation marks written underneath it}. Andrew and Harold busy at the ash house. Thomas and Dave finished the road work and thrashed some buckwheat -</p>
<p>Saturday 21st {Quotation marks are written under the 'st'}</p>
<p>A fine cool day - Andrew and I went to Brockville in the afternoon, Lucia went to Mr. Lewis's - {The 'r' in 'Mr' is elevated and there are quotation marks written underneath it} I got a dress for Lucia, Edith Henderson called - Nothing particular happened.</p>
<p>Sunday 22nd {Quotation marks are written under the 'nd'}</p>
<p>A lovely cool day. Harold and Lucia went to church in the afternoon we all went for a walk over to the young cattle are pasturing, Susan spent the day at home.</p>
<p>Monday 23rd {Quotation marks are written under the 'rd'}</p>
<p>A fine day, a slight frost last night . Harold commenced lu going to school today. Edith & Bertha were here for tea. In the evening Emily and Annie came over, Andrew and men working at Buckwheat Ernie and Miss. Fuller called - - - - -</p>
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<p>Tuesday 24th</p>
<p>A very hot disagreeable day - Daw went away today, Thomas to Brockville, Andrew very sick with a cold, the {illegible} he has had for years, we got a letter from Allen, Harold went to school - - - - -</p>
<p>Wednesday 25th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>{An 'X' is written beside the entry} A lovely cool day, Andrew quite sick. I went down to see Miss Heck, Mary Anne and Sarah Hurd took tea here sent Mr. Johns butter {The 'r' in 'Mr' is elevated and quotation marks are written underneath}</p>
<p>Thursday 26th</p>
<p>A very wet morning, Harold went to school Andrew a little better, Marcia came for crab apples and took tea. Bill came to Andrew and gave him some medicine I began to dry apples - Ernie came up with Harold and staid all night</p>
<p>Friday 27th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A cool day. Andrew helped me with the apples nearly all day and evening. Bill called. Baby {Durham} very poorly. Lucia came home from Prescott. Posted a letter to Mr. {Stone?}.</p>
<p>Saturday 28th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Andrew a good deal better Lucia spent the day with Ruth Well's. Harold busy at the Buckwheat. I brought the milk out of the cellar on Wednesday. Got a letter from Allen. Sarah {illegible name} called in the evening - - - - - -</p>
<p>Sunday 29th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew and I went to Prescott church. Clara Henderson took tea here, I woited in Press Corr until evening to bring Allen home he did not come - - - - -</p>
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<p>Monday 30th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very hot day just like summer, Thomas took a load of hay to Prescott - Allen came home this evening, I was very busy all day making preserves and washing & ironing.</p>
<p>October</p>
<p>Tuesday 1st {Quotation marks are written under the 'st'}</p>
<p>A hot day, I had to put the milk back in the cellar it was so hot in the pantry - Mary Anne, Sarah, Addie Ward, and Russie Munroe spent the day with us, Annie & Ida came over in the afternoon. Puss staid all night. - Thomas went to Brockville</p>
<p>Wednesday 2nd</p>
<p>A showery warm day. Lucia went to Maitland to get a dress fitted - I worked at the apples all day. Baby {Durham} very poorly. Emily and the girls came over in the evening.</p>
<p>Thursday 3rd {Quotation marks are written under the 'rd'}</p>
<p>A fine morning but wet evening. Puss & Lucia went to Prescott with Harold. Andrew went over to Sols {Soloman's} to thrash - I worked at the apples all day, Andrew finished peeling in the evening - ............</p>
<p>Friday 4th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine day, Andrew went to thrash - I finished all the apples in the {forenoon?}, Andrew came back early as the Machine broke down , nothing happen ed here of any consequence -</p>
<p>Saturday 5th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A cool day. Andrew finished thrashing. Lila and Ruth Wells spent the day with Lucia In the afternoon Andrew, Harold, Allen, Baby {Durham} and myself went to Brockville, the boys got new {boots?} I got hemming for my dress, and Nene's present -</p>
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<p>Saturday 5th</p>
<p>I got Lucia's dress at Mrs Barber's {The 'r' in 'Mrs' is elevated and quotation marks are written underneath} and paid for both dresses, we took Mrs. Glassford's {The 'r' in 'Mrs' is elevated and quotation marks are written underneath} jar of butter up. Andrew got a letter from "Hamilton" Brantford</p>
<p>Sunday 6th</p>
<p>A cool showery day, Andrew, the boys and myself went to church - It rained very heavily when we came home - {The following is written in different handwriting} We got home & eat dinner, read a book in the afternoon, ate some tea, Papa read some about coalmines & then we rea went to bed {RS?} Annie & Katie came over in the evening.</p>
<p>Monday 7th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine day, Andrew and Allen digging potatoes, nothing particular happened -</p>
<p>Tuesday 8</p>
<p>A very windy disagreeable day, Allen, Lucia and myself went to Brockville in the afternoon, Mary Anne came up to stay a few days, it rained heavily in the evening -</p>
<p>Wednesday 9th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A heavy thunder storm and heavy rain today, Andrew took Lucia to Ogdensburg, to stay a few days, we had the heaviest gale that we have had this year, Nothing particular happened - - - - - -</p>
<p>Thursday 10th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fien day, Ernie came up with Harold from school, Andrew and Allen picking apples, churned a large churning today, Nothing particular happened, Sarah Hurd and Addie Ward came up, Mary Anne went home with them - - - - - - - -</p>
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<p>Friday 11th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine cool day. I finished filling Bella's tub of butter and began Susan's, Susan and I cleaned all the upstairs today, Ernie went home - Lila Ham mond called for a few minutes - to say "Goodbye", she is going to the States for the winter - The boys went over to Emilys in the eoening - Andrew picked apples all day,. This is Lucia's birthday she is 12 years old.</p>
<p>Saturday 12th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine day. The boys and Andrew picked Apples. Harold chruned for me this morn-ing, Thomas went to Brockville to Market, I cleaned Lucia's room today - - - - - -</p>
<p>Sunday 13th</p>
<p>A very fine day, Andrew and Allen went to church, Sue went for a walk in the afternoon In the evening Edith, Annie, and Clara Henderson came over -</p>
<p>Monday 14th</p>
<p>A cloudy morning, but gone fine towards evening I was very busy working and cleaning the draw-ing room - We finished the ironing, Andrew thrashed buckwheat in the afternoon -</p>
<p>Tuesday 15th</p>
<p>A fine day, rained a little at night - Andrew away all day at a bee for Guernsey Thomas wentnt to Brockville & brought home a cross dog. Edith & Clara came to tea Annie and Emily here in the evening - I cleaned the dining room got a letter from Fannie and Lucie</p>
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<p>{top-left: "October"} Wednesday 16th</p>
<p>A very fine day as warm as summer, had to put milk down cellar again. Andrew busy digging potatoes, Bill called for a minute - I went to Maitland with Allen. I cut out 9 shirts today and began to make one - I got a letter from Bella and answered - - - -</p>
<p>Thursday 17th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very hot day just as warm as August - I went to Prescott with Harold, Mary Ann came up to stay a few days - I went to see Annie Sharpe - Andrew busy digging potatoes and finishing the Buckwheat. Jimmy Farrell came to work for a few days - - - -</p>
<p>Friday 18th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A pouring wet day, Sol and Mary Ann were here for dinner, Allen and Harold came home in the rain. Sol rented his farm for five years to a {main?} from Eastons conners - Bill was here for a minute =</p>
<p>Saturday 19th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A very wet disagreeable day, we had quite a heavy snow storm today, Andrew and all the boys husked corn in the forenoon and cleaned up buckwheat in the afternoon Nobody here & nothing particular happened.</p>
<p>Sunday 20th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine day. Addie & Sarah came up to dinner & took Mary Ann home. Emily & Edith came over in the afternoon - Andrew and the boys went to Church</p>
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<p>{top-left: "October"} Monday 21st</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew worked at the po-tatoes all day - I washed, ironed, and churn-ed - Lucia came home with Harold in the morning -</p>
<p>Tuesday 22nd</p>
<p>A lovely day just like summer, Nena Sharpe was married today, All the children went to the wedding, Harold and Fannie staid for the party in the evening - In the afternoon I went to Brockville and took Mrs. Glassford's butter up, she owes me $2.75 {written above: "cts"}. I paid Mrs. Baker and Mr. Hutchinson what I owed them - - - -I got $11.20 (written above: "cts"} from Mrs. Stow - I began to pack Captain Atkinson's butter -</p>
<p>Wednesday 23rd</p>
<p>A rainy day - Harold went to school but did not come home in the evening, he had to stya for a concert Practice - I wrote to Mrs. Stow and Will, Andrew and Allen husked corn and cleaned up buckwheat - - - - -</p>
<p>Thursday 24th</p>
<p>A fine day, Harold dug potatoes - in the evening Andrew, Allen & myself went to a party at Emily's, it was the 25th anniversary of her Wedding day - We had a very pleasant party, did not get home till nearly 12 o'clock.</p>
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<p>Friday 25th</p>
<p>A fine day quite warm. Harold came home this morning as there was no school - Thomas went to Brockville with a load of hay, Andrew & the boys picked apples all day - I cleaned the bedroom and Hall Allen went to Maitland - - - -</p>
<p>Saturday 26th</p>
<p>A very wet day - Andrew tried to work at the Ash house but could not on account of the rain - Thomas took a load of hay to Brockville - Nobody here - - - - -</p>
<p>Sunday 27th</p>
<p>A pouring wet day - I went to church with Andrew and the boys. Sarah and Addie came up in the afternoon to say goodbye - - - - -</p>
<p>Monday 28th</p>
<p>A fine day, I washed in the morning, & went over to Emily's in the afternoon - Lucia spent the day in Prescott - Nothing particular doing -</p>
<p>Tuesday 29th</p>
<p>A fine day - Miss Wells, Mrs. Wells, the three young Wells, Emily Henderson, Annie Hen-derson and {Barrie?} Sharpe came to tea and spent the evening here - Andrew busy drawing out manure -</p>
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<p>Thursday Wednesday 30</p>
<p>A pouring wet day - {Barrie?} staid all day; Andrew churned a splendid large churning, Nobody here, nothing doing in particular</p>
<p>Thursday 31st</p>
<p>A showery day - {Barrie?} went home with Harold - Thomas went to Brockville - Harold staid all night he to a party at the Parkers's -</p>
<p>November 1st {inserted slightly above: "Friday 3 1st"}</p>
<p>A very cold disagreeable day just like winter - Allen went to Ogdensburg with a bundle of apples for Fannie, Harold and Allen came home together in the evening - We got five Gallons of coal {coal?}</p>
<p>Saturday 2nd</p>
<p>A wet afternoon - A cold disagreeable morning Andrew and the boys busy at the roots In the afternoon I went over to see Clara Henderson, Andrew went to a {raising?} bee at {Guernseys?}, Allen went to Maitland, I got a letter from Clara -</p>
<p>Sunday 3rd</p>
<p>A very cold rough day - Andrew and the children went to church. Susan went home - Nobody here - - - - -</p>
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<p>Monday 4th</p>
<p>A very cold frosty day. Allen commenced going to school again today - I was busy washing and working butter in the morning, in the afternoon Lucia and I went over to see how Clara Henderson was, she is quite sick with Pleurisy and congestion of the lungs Andrew busy at the roots all day</p>
<p>Tuesday 5th</p>
<p>A cold snowy morning, finer towards evening Andrew busy at potatoes and carrots - Thomas took a load of hay to Brockville - Nobody here - - - -</p>
<p>Wednesday 6th</p>
<p>A fine day but cold. Thomas took a load of hay down to Mr. Lewis in Prescott. Christopher Dagleish came and paid {Due?} interest - Lucia went over to see Clara and staid to tea -</p>
<p>Thursday 7th</p>
<p>A stormy day morning. Andrew busy at the potatoes. Willie Elles came up and staid with the boys all night - Carroll has a bad cold he was treated with croup I was up nearly all night with him - - - - -</p>
<p>Friday 8th</p>
<p>A fine but very cold day, the wind blowing from the northeast all day - I finished filling Captain Atkinson's tub of butter today - I began to pack for myself I got a letter from Sarah Harold in Lockport -</p>
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<p>{top-left: "November"} Saturday 9th</p>
<p>A wet cold morning but cleared up and was fine but cold after ten o'clock Lucia spent the day at ruth Wells' Thomas went to Brockville and took Captain Atkinsons butter. Bill came for a minute and paid Andrew for his oats - Annie Henderson came over to tea - - - - - - -</p>
<p>Sunday 10th</p>
<p>A very wet day, but warmer then it has been for two or three days - I went to church with Harold and Lucia, In the afternoon, I went over to see Clara Henderson - - - -</p>
<p>Monday 11th</p>
<p>A wet warm morning - The boys went to school. Andrew went down to Guernseys to a {jaising?} bee, and in the evening he and the two boys went to Mr. Cleans for a husking bee.</p>
<p>Tuesday 12th</p>
<p>A very wet morning, but fine afternoon, Andrew busy at the turnips - Fannie came home with Harold and Allen.</p>
<p>Wednesday 13th</p>
<p>A very wet snowy day - Andrew cleaned up barley and sent the last load to McCarthy's Andrew and Fannie went to Maitland and brought me a letter from {Mama?} and one from Bella - - - -</p>
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<p>Thursday 14th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Andrew went to Maitland in the afternoon he worked at the turnips - Fannie and Lucia went to Prescott - Emily and Annie Henderson were here for tea -</p>
<p>Friday 15th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Fannie and I went to Prescott and spent the day - Andrew finished getting in the roots - Allen Carroll said Papa for the first {written below: "time -"}</p>
<p>Saturday 16th</p>
<p>A very warm day - Andrew & Harold worked at the Ash house all day, Allen and Fannie went Brockville In the evening All the children and myself spent went over to Emily's</p>
<p>Sunday 17th</p>
<p>A very wet disagreeable day - Andrew Fannie, the boys and myself went to church, Nobody here - - - - -</p>
<p>Monday 18th</p>
<p>A very wet day, Andrew took the apples to the Cider Mill - Thomas ploughed all day - Nothing particular happened -</p>
<p>Tuesday 19th</p>
<p>A wet morning, Fannie went home - Andrew and Johnnie worked at the Ash house - Emily came over for a few minutes, Andrew and I spent an hour over at {Bayhes's?} in the evening -</p>
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<p>{top-left: "November X"} Wednesday 20th</p>
<p>Still raining, but nice warm weather, the cows are milking nearly as well as they did a month ago - Andrew finished the stone work of the Ash house. Annie {written over a "G": "came"} over for a few minutes Mary Ann over the Swamp was here for tea -</p>
<p>Thursday 21st</p>
<p>A lovely day - just like Indian Summer Andrew and Johnnie drew out manure - I made the fruit cake - Carroll was very sick in the evening and night - Johnnie {Stanat?} went home, Andrew paid him $7.30 cts</p>
<p>Friday 22nd</p>
<p>A pouring wet day. Lucia was sick all day, I made the plum pudding for Christmas - Allen was sick and could not come home from Prescott -</p>
<p>Saturday 23rd</p>
<p>A wet snowy day. Andrew and Harold cleaned the Pipes - Andrew went to Prescott and brought Allen home - Emily Henderson was here for a few minutes. Andrew took a tub of butter to Maitland to go to Toronto - - - - - -</p>
<p>Sunday 24th</p>
<p>A fine day - Andrew and Allen went to Church - Annie and Clara Henderson were over for a few minutes - Harold has a very sore eye - Susan went home -</p>
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<p>Monday 25th</p>
<p>A cold cloudy day - Began to snow quite heavily in the afternoon - Bill called to see Lucia - I began to make apple sauce - Andrew peeled apples for me - I sent a letter to Bella -</p>
<p>Tuesday 26th</p>
<p>A fine day - Thomas took a load of potatoes to Brockville - The butcher came for the cattle, Andrew and I worked hard at the apples I finished boiling them about 11 o'clock at night - - - - - - -</p>
<p>Wednesday 27th</p>
<p>A very wet blustering day - Andrew went to Ogdensburg - Thomas took a-nother load of potatoes to Brockville I finished packing my keg of {butter or batter?}</p>
<p>Thursday 28th</p>
<p>A wet morning - Sol came over and helped Andrew kill the hogs - Will came in the afternoon from Haifax - The boys staid home all day -</p>
<p>Friday 29th</p>
<p>A clear cold day. Will went to Toronto and took Lucia with him. I {tried?} down the fat in the {kitchen?} - Thomas went to Brockville - Allen staid at home Harold went to Ogdensburg -</p>
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<p>{top-left: "November"} Saturday 30th</p>
<p>A wet gloomy day. Thomas went to Brockville, Harold and Allen shingled part of the Ash house - I tried out the Lard and made the sausages with Andrew's help - - -</p>
<p>Sunday 1st of December</p>
<p>A cold disagreeable day. Andrew and the boys went to church - In the afternoon Emily and the two girls came over for a few minutes -</p>
<p>Monday 2nd</p>
<p>A pouring wet day - Harold and Allen went to the {unknown} to see the Princess Louise and Marquis of Lorne pass on their way to Ottawa - Thomas left us today and went to Mr. McCarthys to work for the winter, Andrew went to Prescott and took Bill's Pork and Lard down also the apple Sauce to Bill and Fide I washed and churned - - -</p>
<p>Tuesday 3rd</p>
<p>A cold day, Susan and I quilted a quilt Andrew went to Maitland, the boys went to school and got very wet coming home - Nobody home -</p>
<p>Wednesday 4th</p>
<p>A cloudy stormy day, cleared up towards evening. This was Thanksgiving day - Harold and Allen went out shooting in the morning - Emily & Annie & Clara came over to tea and spent the evening - - - - - - -</p>
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<p>{December is written in the top left corner} Thursday 5th {There is a large ink smudge}</p>
<p>A bright cold day - Andrew went to Prescott, Susan went with him she was gone all day - Caroll and I were alone till after one o'clock - - - -</p>
<p>Friday 6th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>A fine day but cold - Harold staid home & help Andrew clean up oats - Susan and I cleaned the breakfast room - Sol {Soloman} and the boys were over - - - - - - - - -</p>
<p>Saturday 7th</p>
<p>A fine day - Andrew took a load of oats to Bill - He brought home a mchine for sowing seed - he traded {Smitty?} the mare for it, Harold and Allen fin- ished shingling the ash house then went for a skate - I hot a letter from Lucia - Susan and I cleaned the kitchen - Andrew bought me a little wash mesh and a piece of cheese -</p>
<p>Sunday 8th</p>
<p>A lovely day - Andrew and Allen went to Church - Sarah {Azroe?} and Annie from over the swamp were both here - Susan went home all day -</p>
<p>Monday 9th</p>
<p>A pouring wet day. Harold & Andrew went over to Sols {Soloman's} and killed hogs in the afternoon - I washed and then made four blankets - - -</p>
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<p>{December is written in the top left}</p>
<p>Tuesday 10th {Quotation marks are written under the 'th'}</p>
<p>The most rainy day and night that we have had for a year. The boys went to school - Harold staid in Prescott all night Susan and I quilted a quilt -</p>
<p>Wednesday 11th</p>
<p>A very disagreeable day , Andrew went to Prescott and brought up Mr. Benedict {The 'r' in 'Mr' is elevated and quotation marks are written underneath} to {tune?} the piano. he charged me four dollars for doing it - Andrew took him down to Prescott and brought home Harold - Allen did not go to school</p>
<p>Thursday 12th</p>
<p>A stormy fine day, Andrew went to Maitland with wood for the Church and paid the taxes which came to $72, 96 cts, Harold staid in Prescott all night - I got a letters from Lucia - Callie and Bella and WIll</p>
<p>Friday 13</p>
<p>A cold day but clear Andrew took (bus?) to Brockville this morning - I got a lot of things for Xmas and the house - I posted a letter to Clara. Harold came home for the holidays.</p>
<p>Saturday 14th</p>
<p>A fine day not as cold as yesterday - Andrew went to Brockville with potatoes - the boys did the chores and went skating - nobody here.</p>
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<p>Sunday 15th</p>
<p>A cold day - The boys went to church. Annie and Clara came over in the afternoon - Harold took tea at Emily's - - - - - - -</p>
<p>Monday 16th</p>
<p>{An 'X' is written beside the entry} A very cold day, I washed in the morning - Mary Anne came over and cut out a dress for me - Mr. Lewis and Miss Hammond called to see me - Harold's holidays began, Andrew took the bushes to the church. Heard of Princess Alice's death from Diphtheria - - - -</p>
<p>Tuesday 17th</p>
<p>A fine day, not very cold. I went to help with the {trimming? treeing?} of the church with Emily - Bill called for a minute - Carroll quite sick with a cold - Harold went over to Emily's in the evening -</p>
<p>Wednesday 18th</p>
<p>A fine day, Andrew went to Brockville to the Mill - Mary Anne called for a few minutes - Annie Henderson came over - Allen came home for the holidays - I worked at a dress all day - paid out $1.15 cts - - - - -</p>
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<p>Thursday 19th</p>
<p>A fine day but cold, Andrew and Harold spent the day in the woods and brought home a load of woods {out night?} - Clara Henderson brought me a letter from Lucia -</p>
<p>Friday 20th</p>
<p>A fine day. Andrew and Allen went to the woods, Harold went to Maitland and brought home Lucia We were all glad to have her home. She is looking better - Bella sent me some nice presents from Toronto.</p>
<p>Saturday 21st A cold disagreeable day, about noon it began to snow and snowed heavily all night - Andrew brought home a load of {ink blotch} wood. I cleaned and made custard for x mas -</p>
<p>Sunday 22nd</p>
<p>A very cold day. Andrew, Harold, and I went to church in the double sleigh, the snow is quite deep - the first time we have had enough of snow for sleighing - Andrew and William took dinner here - Allen went over to Emily's in the afternoon -</p>
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<p>Monday 23rd {Quotation marks are written under the 'rd'}</p>
<p>A fine day but very cold. Andrew & Allen went to Prescott and brought home Fannie - I worked at the Church all day -</p>
<p>Tuesday 24nd {Quotation marks are written under the 'nd}</p>
<p>A very cold day - Harold went to Prescott and brought up Ernie Andrew and I went to Brockville in the afternoon - I got a {hole?} from Will and a letter from Mary with the likenesses of her little children and herself and Sam in it - In the evening Andrew, Fannie, Allen, Harold, and Ernie, went to church.</p>
<p>Wednesday 25th</p>
<p>Christmas day.</p>
<p>A cold stormy day. Harold and Andrew went to Prescott and brought up all of Bill's family and Fide's family to spend the day and evening - Sol {Soloman} and his children with Annie Sharpe and the here Miss Henderson's were here also, the young folks danced and enjoyed themselves with a late home - They all staid all night excepting Sols family and Hendersons -</p>
<p>Thursday 26.</p>
<p>A cold day - All our guests went away today. I was very {tell?} after dinner getting the house fired up - Harold went to Prescott and staid all day.</p>
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<p>Friday 27th</p>
<p>A fine day Andrew and Harold {illegible} , in the aternoon Lucia went to Emily's - I did a large washing and churning {illegible} here</p>
<p>Saturday 28 th A cold stormy day - Harold went to Mait land and got some work down at the Blacksmiths - - - - - - - -</p>
<p>Sunday 29 th</p>
<p>A very cold snowy day. Andrew and Lucia went to church. Susan was away all day nobody here</p>
<p>Monday 30th</p>
<p>Harold and Andrew cleaned the pipes, Annie Jones came over and got a dollar and a half from me of Ms. {Gowy?}, there is now only 8 dollars remaining in Andrew's hands of his money. Harold went to Prescottand brought Allen home Andrew took a load of wood to the Church. I sent money to Toronto for the "Weekly Mail". In the evening Harold, Allen, Lucia and myself spent the evening at Fides - Lucia staid all night we got home about 1 am. - - - - - -</p>
<p>Tuesday 31st</p>
<p>A cold stormy day. Andrew and Mr. Collins {The 'r' in 'Mr' is elevated and quotations are written underneath} went out collecting Ministers salary. Harold and Allen did the chores and drove home two loads of wood from the back woods. Mr. Collins {The 'r' in 'Mr' is elevated and quotations are written underneath} took dinner here -</p>
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<p>1879 New years day January 1st Wednesday</p>
<p>A fair morning, I paid out $4.50 to Susan. And Andrew paid $16.75 to a man for clothing 11 1/2 cords wood. In the evening Mrs Wills & family with Miss Bamis & Mrs Henderson M& daughter spent the evening here. Harold brought Lucia home from Prescott Annie came up to stay a few days.</p>
<p><br /> Thursday 2nd</p>
<p>A buy sunny day. Andrew & Allen took a load of hay to Presectt in the forenoon. In the afternoon fixed up the cellar _ no person here.</p>
<p>Friday 3rd</p>
<p>A very stormy day, Andrew and Harold were in the woods till near two o'clock Allen went to Prescott with Dunnie In the evening we all went to Prescott to a very pleasent little party at Bells It snowed very heavily all night and drifted a great deal the Sleighing was very heavy, we got home about 20 minutes to one o'clock</p>
<p><br /> Saturday 4th</p>
<p>Another sunny day. Andrew and Harold went to the woods all day. Allen came home & brought Russ, Ella & Dunnie with him, he went to Marltand and bought me two postal cards.</p>
<p>Sunday 5th</p>
<p>A day cold but fine day. Harold, Allen,Pan and myself went to church to the afternoon Annie & Clara Henderson came over.</p>
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<p>{top-left: "January"} Monday 6th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Andrew and Harold went to the woods - Allen took Dunnie home in the afternoon - I paid out 2 dollars for getting Allen's teeth fixed</p>
<p>Tuesday 7th</p>
<p>A very fine but cold day. The children went home & took Lucia with them. The boys went back to school today - Andrew went and brought home a load of wood from the swamp - Allen wrote to his Aunt Bella -</p>
<p>Wednesday 8th</p>
<p>Another fine {inserted above: "very snowy"} day. Andrew in the woods all day. the boys at school, nobody here -</p>
<p>Thursday 9th</p>
<p>A fine day. Andrew out gathering names on a petition for the {illgebible}mittance of statute labour in the front road - Allen Came home to dinner, he had two teeth filled. I paid out $5.80 cts - Harold staid in Prescott all night - very cold tonight -</p>
<p>Friday 10th</p>
<p>A bright frosty morning, thermometer only 2 degrees above zero. Allen went to school Andrew went to the woods - Mrs. Longley and Mrs. Lewis called this afternoon. Little Andrew called and got 4 dollars of Sols money - - - - -</p>
<p>Saturday 11th</p>
<p>A snowy morning - Allen went out to get names in the petition in the forenoon - Andrew & Harold at the woods all day - Nobody here.</p>
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<p>Sunday 12th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Andrew & Harold went to church - In the evening Harold and I went to the Missionary meeting in Prescott - I went to see Mena Chipman - Annie and Clara called in the afternoon</p>
<p>Monday 13th</p>
<p>{top-left: "X"} A very snowy day. I washed in the morning and went to Brockville with Andrew in the afternoon - Harold staid in Prescott all night - Lucia and Puss came up with Allen - Sent Bella's box today -</p>
<p>Tuesday 14th</p>
<p>A fine day but cold - Andrew worked round the house all day - Puss went back to Prescott with Allen - Harold came home - nobody here - - -</p>
<p>Wednesday 15th</p>
<p>The coldest day we have had this winter. Andrew and I went to Ogdensburg, we walked across the river - Allen staid in Prescott all night - Harold froze his ear badly coming home tonight -</p>
<p>Thursday 16th</p>
<p>A very stormy morning, it cleared up in the even-ing Harold staid home from school - his throat is very sore - I sent two chickens to Mrs. Longeley's to a sociable that is being held there tonight by Mr. Lewis - Andrew at home and busy all day - - - - -</p>
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<p>{top-left: "January"} Friday 17th</p>
<p>A cold snowy day - Harold staid home from school - Andrew went to Prescott and bought Annie Sharpe, Bannie, & Allen home - Annie & Clara were her for tea - Andrew got 5 gallons of coal oil -</p>
<p>{handwriting changes for the rest of the page} Saturday 18th</p>
<p>An extremely cold day. Andrew went up to Maitland in the afternoon & took Bannie & Lucia. Annie Sharpe went over to see Solomon Henderson. Harold & baby sick with colds.</p>
<p>Sunday 19th</p>
<p>Stormy morning, Annie Sharpe, Bannie Harold and myself went to church. In the afternoon, Harold and Lucia & Bannie & Annie Sharpe went over to Emily's</p>
<p>Monday 20th</p>
<p>Bright and very cold day, Andrew went over to the Council meeting & got half the Statute Labor tax taken off. We all spent the evening at Emily's. Harold went back to school.</p>
<p>Tuesday 21st</p>
<p>A very cold stormy day. Harold & Allen went to Prescott, Harold went to school and Allen got some medicine for his sickness. Annie Sharpe went home Bannie and I went to Lewis'. I got a letter from Bella.</p>
<p>Wednesday 22nd</p>
<p>A fine day. Carroll very sick. Bannie went away, over to Emily's today. Nothing particular doing -</p>
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<p>Thursday 23rd</p>
<p>A very fine day - Andrew drove home two loads of wood - In the evening - Emily, Annie, Clara, Bannie, Mr. Telfer, Amy Fields, Addie Ward, and {Pussie?} Munro were here. We had a pleasant little party - Addie & Puss staid all night.</p>
<p>Friday 24th</p>
<p>A very windy day - The woods are very heavy - Andrew, Puss & Lucia went over the swamp - they had hard work to get back the roads are so drifted - In the evening, Andrew, Harold, Bannie, & myself {"of" is rubbed out} went to Mr. Lewis's for tea -</p>
<p>Saturday 25th</p>
<p>A very windy day - quite warm in the snow{ink blotch} it thawed for awhile today - Harold {ink blotch} and Andrew worked round the house all day - Allen still confined to the house nothing particular doing - nobody here except Addie & Puss - - -</p>
<p>Sunday 26</p>
<p>A very cold day - Harold, Andrew, Addie, and myself went to church - Nobody here and nothing doing - - - -</p>
<p>Monday 27th</p>
<p>A fine day, looks like a thaw - Addie & Puss went home. Lucia went to Prescott and took her first lesson in music from Miss {Twamley?}. Foddie came up to stay a few days - - -</p>
<p>Tuesday 28th</p>
<p>A very warm day thawing fast. Andrew & Harold began drawing Ice - Foddie went to Maitland. nothing particular doing - I wrote to Sarah Hurd -</p>
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<p>January Wednesday 29th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Allen went out for a while Harold and Andrew finished drawing Ice Foddie and Lucia to Emilys --</p>
<p>Thursday 30th A very fine day_ Andrew took Lucia to Prescott, she took her second music lesson- Harold went to school and staid all night at Bills- Andrew sent 75 dollars to Davis - Lucie & Clara were here for the tea and Allen and Foddie went to Maitland Andrew's hew man came today</p>
<p>Friday 31st A cold day- James took a load of wood to Brockville- In the afternoon Andrew took me out to Marcia's he staid to tea and spent a very pleasant evening- Bill called and left a blister for Allen</p>
<p><br /> February Saturday 1st A very cold day- Allen in bed all day- James took two loads of wood to Brockville Foddie and Lucia went to Maitland and got some medicine for Allen and a pair of stays for me- Andrew tried to look in the woods but the snow was so deep he could not draw</p>
<p>Sunday 2nd A very cold day - Andrew, Harold, Foddie & I went to church- Foddie staid at Emilys on the way home - We had two strange clergy {illegible} who addressed us on behalf on the {illegible}- Andrew and William were here to tea</p>
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<p>February Monday 3rd A moderately cold day, snow all the morning, Harold went to school and Lucia took her third music lesson. Papa & Man went to the wood, Allal a little better. Foddie was here for a few minutes</p>
<p>Tuesday 4th A lovely day, Andrew and the man in the woods- Emily Henderson came here for a few minutes- Allen getting better- I paid Susan five dollars- Harold and I were over at Emily's for a couple of hours in the evening</p>
<p>Wednesday 5th A very fine day. Andrew in the woods as usual- Harold took Sisely down to Mr Skinners - Allen still improving Mr Lewis called in the afternoon, Bill called to see Allen, Marcia Henry & Florence were here for tea, and all the evening. We all went to bed.</p>
<p>Thursday 7th A Beautiful day, Lucia and Susan went to Prescott and came home as soon as Lucia had taken her 4th music lesson. Allen not well yet. Harold went to school, girls evenings</p>
<p>Friday 7th 1879. A lovely day, thermometer freezing. Andrew and man at the woods, Allen about the same Harold came home this evening- I got letters from home and from Mary in Paisley last night Harold went over to see Fa{illegible}, found her very sick with a cold. Nobody here today</p>
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<p>{Top left} February</p>
<p>{Top} Saturday 8th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew in the woods as usual. Harold went to Maitland in the afternoon - No visitors today. Harold posted a letter to Sarah Herd and to Bella.</p>
<p>Sunday 9th</p>
<p>A very rough stormy day. Harold Andrew & Lucia went to church. No person here.</p>
<p>Monday 10th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Lucia went to Prescott and took her 5th music lesson. Andrew went out collecting Mr. Lewis's salary. he got $64. Mr. & Mrs. Lewis & Mrs. John Dumbrille called in the afternoon. Emily {and} Clara called. Sol was over in the evening.</p>
<p>Tuesday 11th</p>
<p>A very stormy day. Andrew went to Brockville in the morning & sold six pounds of butter - he went to Prescott in the afternoon. Sol and Annie were here. Bill and Foddie were here for dinner. Allen getting better fast.</p>
<p>Wednesday 12th</p>
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<p>{Handwriting changes at this point? Similar writing style though} A very stormy day. Andrew went to Maitland. roads all blocked up. Harold didn't go to school.</p>
<p>Thursday 13th</p>
<p>A Beautiful day, but very cold. horseraces in Prescott on the ice. Harold & Lucia went to Prescott. Lucia's sixth music lesson Annie & Kay Henderson were over to tea & played whist in the evening.</p>
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<p>Friday 14 Valentine's day</p>
<p>A fine day. Mother & Harold went to Prescott. Andrew in the woods Lucia & Allen at home alone. Carroll put on his new shoes.</p>
<p>Saturday 15</p>
<p>A very cold day, thermometer 10 below zero. James went to Maitland with a load of wood & brought home a load of oats. Andrew and Harold in the woods nearly all day. Allen better. Got a card from Bella & a letter from the Asylum. No visitors today.</p>
<p>Sunday 16th</p>
<p>A very cold blustering day. Harold and I went to church. Annie & Clara came over in the afternoon - Susan at home since yesterday.</p>
<p>Monday 17th</p>
<p>A very cold morning. {Switches from pen to pencil} Katy went to Prescott with Lucia, who took her 7th music lesson. two new lambs, one died. James went to Brockville with a load of hay. Andrew & Harold woods. {Changes to pen} Heard that Maria Chipman is very sick.</p>
<p>{Switches back to pencil} Tuesday 18th</p>
<p>A very cold stormy morning. I tried to go to Prescott but had to turn back. In the afternoon Harold went out and brought Florence Mony out to stay a few days. Andrew went to Brockville to stay the mill. I got a letter from Will today and answered it.</p>
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<p>February Wednesday 19th</p>
<p>A very cold day. Harold went to school. Bill and Ida were here for a minute. Florence and I quilted all day. Andrew went to the woods.</p>
<p>Thursday 20th</p>
<p>A cold stormy day. Lucia took her 8th music lesson today. Andrew in the woods all day. Ida came up with Lucia tonight - and staid all night. Florence and I finished one quilt today.</p>
<p>{Changes to pen/quill, different handwriting} Friday 21st</p>
<p>A sunny day and very cold. Ida staid all day. Florence and I quilted all day. Andrew sent corn to the Mill. Annie & Clara came over in the evening.</p>
<p>Saturday 22nd</p>
<p>A very cold day. Harold and Andrew cleaned the pipes and then went to the woods. Ida went home. Florence and I quilted all day.</p>
<p>Sunday 23rd</p>
<p>A fine day. Harold very sick with a cold. Lucia and Susan both bad with toothache. Andrew, Florence and myself went to church. No callers today. {A series of short lines running to the end of the page}</p>
<p>Monday 24th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew, Florence and Lucia went to Prescott Lucia took her 9th music lesson, Andrew went to Ogdensbury. I finished our quilt and washed. {Again a series of short lines running to the end of the page.}</p>
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<p>{Written in ink} Tuesday 25th</p>
<p>A stormy day. Bill came up last night to see Harold who is very sick with a cold. Andrew went to the woods all day. I preserved some apples. Clara H here for a minute.</p>
<p>Ash Wednesday 26th</p>
<p>A soft day. Andrew went to church. Harold very sick. Allen in bed with a blister on. Annie Clara, and Emily here for tea. I have a bad cold.</p>
<p>Thursday 27th</p>
<p>A very cold day. Lucia and Florence went to Prescott. Lucia took her 10th music lesson. Harold's cold better. Mine not much better. No callers.</p>
<p>Friday 28th</p>
<p>A very cold day. Andrew went to Prescott and took a jar of butter. Bill came to see the boys. Harold better, my headache very bad. No visitors.</p>
<p>Saturday 1st of March</p>
<p>A stormy day, Andrew in the woods all day. Fannie came home to stay a week. Lucia in bed sick all day. Susan and baby both sick with cold's {misspelling present in text}. My cold better. Allen wrote to Annie for me. {A series of short lines running to the end of the page}</p>
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<p>March Sunday 2nd 1879</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew, Fannie & Florence went to church - Florence went home - Baby very sick and Lucia too -- In the afternoon two young gentlemen from Ogdensburg came up for a few minutes - - -</p>
<p>Monday 3rd</p>
<p>A lovely day - Clara Henderson came over in the afternoon for a few minutes - Birdie and Ruth came for Lucia to go up but she could not come go as she is still very sick - Harold went to the {illegible}</p>
<p>Tuesday 4th</p>
<p>A fine Morning, but rainy in the the afternoon - Andrew went to Maitland and posted a letter for me to Annie Carroll very hoarse with his cold Lucia not much better - no callers</p>
<p>Wednesday 5</p>
<p>A fine day but very cold. Harold went back to school today - The first calf came today Annie & Clara Henderson spent the evening here. Andrew in the woods all day Carroll still very sick ------------</p>
<p>Thursday 6th</p>
<p>A stormy day. Andrew in the woods as usual Lucia still poorly - No callers today - - - - -</p>
<p>Friday 7th</p>
<p>A fine day - Andrew working in the swamp Lucia and Fannie went to Sicely's Harold took Fannie to call at Mr Lougley when he came home from school</p>
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<p>March Saturday 8th</p>
<p>A very fine day - James went to Brockville and took 24 lbs of butter up to Market - James Stan cme and paid Andrew his Interest money. Fannie went home to Ogdensburg - Andrew and I went with her and took dinner at Mrs Barbers -- Aussie & Clara brought the Mail -- Winnie was here</p>
<p>Tuesday 9th</p>
<p>A very warm day thawing fast - Andrew, Harold and Lucia went to church - No callers --</p>
<p>Monday 10th</p>
<p>Another warm day, Lucia went to Prescott and {illegible} took here 11th Music lesson - Another calf came today Mody here - Allen better --</p>
<p>Tuesday 11th</p>
<p>Still very warm weather - Andrew and Harold started to go to Maria's but had to turn back the roads were so bad -- James went to Brockville -- Andrew drew hay from the stack</p>
<p>Wednesday 12th</p>
<p>A very warm morning - snow going fast Harold went to school and took a jar of butter to Mayberry's -- Andrew and James in the swamp - no callers --</p>
<p>Thursday 13th</p>
<p>A fine morning - Lucia went to take here 12th music lesson - stormed quite heavily through the day - no visitors - Allen better --</p>
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<p>March Friday 14th 1879</p>
<p>A fine morning. I went to Prescott with Andrew and came home with Harold Spent the day at Annie Sharpe's. Bill & Foddie here for tea - I bought a new lounge cover and a couple of dresses.</p>
<p>Saturday 15th</p>
<p>A fine morning, Andrew went to Brockville Harild and James went to Henry Morey's and brought over a load of sap buckets -- I went to Brockville with Andrew it turned out a very cold stormy day - I bought a dress for Lucia, and two pieces of Cotton - - - - -</p>
<p>Sunday 16th</p>
<p>A very cold stormy day. Harold and I went to Church - No callers today --</p>
<p>Monday 17th</p>
<p>A cold stormy day -- Eleven years today since Mrs Jones died (Andrew was away all day looking for a girl, but did not get one. Lucia went to take here 13th Music lesson Harold and Lucia both staid at Annie Sharpes all night - No visitors -</p>
<p>Tuesday 18th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Andrew in the woods all day Harold and Lucia came home, Emma came with them - Harold, Allen and Emily went to a surprise party at Sicely's</p>
<p>Wednesday 19th</p>
<p>A fine day - Susan went to Prescott and got her tooth out -- Lucia and Allen went to Emily's - no visitors - Andrew in the woods as usual. I got a letter from Bella</p>
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<p>Thursday 20th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Harold and Lucia went to Prescott -- Lucia took her 14th Music lesson - Ernie came up and went with Harold and Allen to a surprise party at Emily's -- Andrew in the woods as usual</p>
<p>Friday 21st</p>
<p>A very fine day but cold for the first day of spring -- Allen, Andrew, and myself went to Marcia's for a few minutes - Andrew went to McMurrays {illegible} the afternoon took the stove to Maitland and got it Mended Ernie went home</p>
<p>Saturday 22nd</p>
<p>A cold stormy day, James went home Andrew and Harold went to fix up things for making sugar in the woods. Snowed heavily today -- The third calf came today --</p>
<p>Sunday 23rd</p>
<p>A fine day, Nobody went to church but Allen, he walked up to Maitland - Annie Henderson came over in the afternoon - - -- James came back today</p>
<p>Monday 24th</p>
<p>A fine day, but cold and stormy in the evening Andrew and Harold tapped the Maple trees -- the 4th calf came today - Allen took Lucia to Prescott, she took her 15th music lesson -- no callers --</p>
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<p>March Tuesday 25th 1879</p>
<p>A very fine day -- Harold went to school Allen went to Prescott to stay the rest of the week with Ernie -- The 5th calf came today -- Bannie came up and staid all night -- Andrew in the woods --</p>
<p>Wednesday 26th</p>
<p>A very cold day - Bannie went over to Emily to stay -- Andrew busy at home - no visitors Sarah Agnor came in the evening to hire --</p>
<p>Thursday 27th</p>
<p>A cold east wind today -- Lucia took her 16th music lesson today -- Bannie, Annie, and Clara were over to tea -- Warmer tonight We have six calves now --</p>
<p>Friday 28th</p>
<p>A warm day. Harold went to the woods and began boiling sap -- Andrew went to the woods with Harold, the roads are very bad indeed In the afternoon Andrew went to Prescott to bring up Fide -- Annie Henderson went with him --</p>
<p>Saturday 29th</p>
<p>A pouring wet day - I boiled down the Sap Harold brought home to Molasses -- Andrew went to Prescott and sent $78 to Toronto for Margaret - James went to Brockville and sold 25 lbs of butter - No callers Fide and Clarence here --</p>
<p>Sunday 30th</p>
<p>A stormy day - Andrew quite poorly, nobody went to church today -- The river opened opposite the houses today - Bannie and Clara were over this afternoon</p>
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<p>Monday 31st</p>
<p>A fine day - Harold over at the Woods all day Andrew busy at home -- Bannie and Clara came over to spend the evening</p>
<p>April - Tuesday 1st</p>
<p>A very cold dsy for the season - Friday Clarence and Lucia went to Prescott -- Lucia took her 17th music lesson - I went out with Andrew in the afternoon to tell Sarah Aznoe that I did not want her for the summer Andrew brought Lucia home - Harold in the woods till noon --</p>
<p>Wedesday 2nd</p>
<p>A very cold day -- Harold and Allen in the woods all day boiling sap -- Andrew and I went down to the Blue Church {illegible} road and got a girl -- No callers today --</p>
<p>Thursday 3rd</p>
<p>A cold morning, Ice nearly gone out of the River - Lucia went to Prescott and took her 18th music lesson - Clara Henderson was here for a minute - I boiled down 12 1/2 lbs sugar from the sap Harold brought home - - - -</p>
<p>Friday 4th</p>
<p>A very cold day - Showery More like February than April - Harold and Sidney went over the swamp - Miss Blakey and Clara Henderson came over in the evening - No other callers -</p>
<p>Saturday 5th</p>
<p>A fine morning - James went to Brockville and took 18 lbs of butter - Susan went away, I paid her 5 dollars - Andrew sold two cows and a heifer to Americans - no callers today. --</p>
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<p>April Sunday 6th 1879</p>
<p>A fine day but very cold for the season Andrew and all the children except Baby and myself went to church - James went to church - no person here</p>
<p>Monday 7th</p>
<p>A fine day - Andrew went to Prescott and took two cows and a heifer that he sold to Some Yankees - He paid the note on the brick - The boys were over the swamp all day - Clara Henderson went to Prescott with Lucia, who took her 19th music lesson Annie Henderson called - Churned 8 1/2 lbs butter</p>
<p>Tuesday 8th</p>
<p>A very fine day - I boiled down the Sap and Made two gallons and a quart of Molasses - Annie Henderson and Miss Blakey came over in the evening - No visitors Harold sowed grass seed today</p>
<p>Wednesday 9th</p>
<p>A fine day, Harold and Andrew went over and boiled sap in the woods all day Allen has a sore throat - No visitors today</p>
<p>Thursday 10th</p>
<p>A very cold day, in the afternoon it snowed heavily - Mary Acco and {illegible} were here for dinner, also John and Andrew they came over with the sawing Machine I boiled 1 1/2 gallons of Molasses from the Sap, Andrew & Harold boiled down yesterday Andrew and Harold went to Prescott Harold got a pair of boots - I churned 10 1/2 lbs of butter --</p>
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<p>Friday 11</p>
<p>A cold raw day, thermometer below freezing Sol came over to sharpen the saw Andrew, Harold and Lucia went to Church as it is Good Friday -- I boiled sap all day - Sol borrowed 228 bls of flour today -- In the evening Emily and Annie Henderson, & Miss Blakey came over and spent the evening</p>
<p>Saturday 12</p>
<p>A fine day but a cold start - Harold went to the woods - James went to Brockville and sold 14 lbs of butter -- I bottled 1 1/2 gallons of Molasses - We have made already 3 1/2 gallons of Molasses and 12 1/2 lbs of sugar. Lucia went over to Emily's in the afternoon</p>
<p>Easter Sunday 13</p>
<p>A fine day but very cold for the season - Andrew and Harold went to Church - In the afternoon Annie & Winnie Henderson were here</p>
<p>Monday 14th</p>
<p>A fine day - Harold went to the Woods Sol came to help saw -- Bill and Duncans were here for dinner - Annie Henderson drove Lucia to Prescott to take her 20th music lesson they came home to dinner - Annie staid till about three O'clock - No other visitors</p>
<p>Tuesday 15th</p>
<p>A fine morning - They finished sawing the wood today Sol was here to dinner - I made 20 lbs of maple sugar - Phoebe and I churned 19 1/4 lbs of butter - Annie and Clara Henderson were here in the evening</p>
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<p>April Wednesday 16th 1879</p>
<p>A cloudy & raw day - Harold and Lucia went to Prescott - Andrew and James went over the swamp - they boiled down Sap - no visitors today - Lucia set a hen today, the first one -</p>
<p>Thursday 17th</p>
<p>A fine day but cold wind - Harold and Lucia came home and brought Duncan Mary Ann came up in the afternoon - 21st M.L. Addie & Maria came up for a few minutes I made two gallons of Molasses Andrew went to Prescott with McClean</p>
<p>Friday 18</p>
<p>A cold bleak day - Harold made the hotbed - Andrew took ou the double windows - Lucia sick with a cold - Mary Anne sick all day with face ache - I wrote to Annie and to Sarah Hurd - Allend and Duncan went to Maitland - No callers today -</p>
<p>Saturday 19th</p>
<p>A very fine day, Mary Ann went home, Addie & Maria came up to tea, Allen went down with them. Mrs & Miss Irwin called today - Andrew & Harold busy over the swamp, the sap has stopped running. they brought the kettles home</p>
<p>Sunday 20th</p>
<p>A fine day. Andrew went to church. Mary Ann & Bill came up in the afternoon for a few minutes. No other callers.</p>
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<p>April Monday 21st</p>
<p>A lovely day. Harold and James took the Saddle back to Henry Morey's Andrew took Lucia to Prescott she took her 22nd Music lesson. In the afternoon Harold worked in the garden. Lucia and I began to clean up the front yard, no callers Carroll 2 years old today, Measures 2 ft 10 1/2 inches in height</p>
<p>Tuesday 22nd</p>
<p>A very fine morning - James began to plough today, the first time this spring. Harold sowed out bed of onions. Lucia and I were busy raking up the front yard. No visitors I have made 6 gallons of Molasses & 32 1/2 lbs of Sugar this year.</p>
<p>Wednesday 23rd</p>
<p>A cloudy morning, rained a little, hope it will rain more to start the grass. Harold went to Maitland and to Mr Lewis's, Mr Lewis gave him some raspberry and gooseberry cuttings, he planted them and his grapvines in the afternoon - Mr & Mrs Lewis called in the afternoon.</p>
<p>Thursday 24th</p>
<p>A fine day. Andrew took Lucia down to her lesson she took her 23rd Lesson - Andrew sold 30 lbs of butter at 15 cts a lb Allen came home Harold worked in the garden</p>
<p>Friday 25th</p>
<p>A cloudy day - We finished cleaning the front yard. Harold and Andrew went over the swamp and brought home some ashes & trees - they were away all day - no callers.</p>
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<p>April Saturday 26th 1879</p>
<p>A fine day - Andrew and Harold worked in the garden - In the afternoon Lucia and I helped to sow onions. Allen cleaned up some manure out of the back yard Annie Henderson brought the Mail - No visitors</p>
<p>Monday 27th</p>
<p>A fine morning the three children went to church - In the afternoon it rained a little - Allen & Lucia went to Emily's</p>
<p>Monday 28th</p>
<p>A showery day. Lucia went to Prescott and took here 24th Music lesson, her quarter is up today. She bought a pair of shoes for 'Betty' Winnie came to tea -- I cleaned the spare room - Andrew wrote to Bill Hurd and sent Sarah's papers</p>
<p>Tuesday 29th</p>
<p>A lovely day. Andrew sowed oats today, the first grain he has sowed this year. Harold worked in the fields. Andrew, Allen, Lucia and myself cleaned up the back yard - Mary Ann from over the Swamp came over to tea -</p>
<p>Wednesday 30th</p>
<p>A fine day, but a very cold Wind from the East Andrew sowed more oats - Harold, Allen and Myself took tea at Mr Lewis's - Mr Lewis gave Harold a pear tree - Andew and Annie worked in the garden in the afternoon I cleaned Lucia's little bedroom - No callers -</p>
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<p>May 1st Thursday 1879</p>
<p>A rainy morning - It snowed quite heavily for a few minutes - Andrew took Lucia to Prescott she took her first lesson on the second quarter today (of Music), I paid Miss Thornley 8 dollars - Andrew took 33 lbs of butter to Mayberry's No visitors, it rained and snowed nearly all day --</p>
<p>May 2nd Friday</p>
<p>A cold disagreeable day - Harold worked in the field - Andrew and Allen worked in the garden - Annie & Clara called for a few minutes - No other visitors</p>
<p>May 3rd Saturday</p>
<p>A cold windy day - James went to Brockville & sold 16 lbs of butter - I paid Phoebe six dollars her months wages - No visitors Andrew and Harold worked in the garden</p>
<p>Sunday 4th</p>
<p>A cold damp day - Andrew and the boys went to church - Annie & Clara came over in the afternoon - We went up the lane for a walk.</p>
<p>Monday 5th</p>
<p>A rainy day - got a little fine towards evening I cleaned Lucia's room upstairs - IN the afternoon I went to Maitland with Harold We paid "Baker" the Blacksmith $5.35 cts I called at Mrs Lewis's and at Miss Lemon's I wrote a letter to Annie - No callers</p>
<p>Tuesday 6</p>
<p>A pouring wet day - Susan came back today We cleaned the Hole upstairs and girls room and finished Lucia's room - Andrew took the potatoes out of the cellar, Harold and Andrew went to McClean's baby's funeral -</p>
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<p>May Wednesday 7th 1879</p>
<p>A very fine day - Susan and I cleaned the drawing room and dining room - Andrew and Harold worked in the garden - Allen harrowed with the team</p>
<p>Thursday 8th</p>
<p>A fine day. We cleaned the bedroom and Hall - Andrew and Harold planted apple trees - I got a letter from Annie - Allen went to Maitland</p>
<p>Friday 9th</p>
<p>A lovely warm day - Andrew sowed the wheat - Allen went to perch bay with Sol and the boys - I cleaned the kitchen and Men's room</p>
<p>Saturday 10th</p>
<p>A fine day very warm - I cleaned the breakfast room and wood house - finished house cleaning except the cellar - Allen Lucia and myself went over to Emily's in the evening for a few minutes.</p>
<p>Sunday 11th</p>
<p>A very warm day - The boys went to church Annie and Clara came over in the afternoon, we went for a walk over the swamp</p>
<p>Monday 12th</p>
<p>A very warm day. Andrew and I went to Brockville and sold 33 lbs of butter - In the afternoon Andrew went over to Galash and got some money - I bought Lucia a dress and a pair of shoes - No visitors - Allen went to Maitland in the boat - - - -</p>
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<p>May Tuesday 13th 1879</p>
<p>A very hot day - I cleaned the cellar today Lucia went up to Miss La{illegible} and took her first music lesson from her - We have21 chickens out - Andrew and Allen worked in the garden -</p>
<p>Wednesday 14th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Allen went to Maitland Annie and Clara came over to tea Harold worked in the afternoon - I made cakes and covered the lairs - Wrote a note to Bella -</p>
<p>Thursday 15th</p>
<p>A cloudy day - Lucia and I went to Maitland and got our dresses cut and fitted at Mrs Bakers - In the afternoon it poured rain and thundered and lightened fearfully - no callers -</p>
<p>Friday 16</p>
<p>A very wet morning, it cleared up in the afternoon I took Lucia to Miss Lucuous for her 2nd music lesson - I got 1/2 gallon of coal oil and went to Mrs Bakers - No callers -</p>
<p>Saturday 17</p>
<p>A very fine day - Allen and I went to Prescott and sold 32 lbs of butter - I called at Fides, Mary Anns, and Anne Sharpe's - Saw Mrs Arthur Sharpe and her baby - Allen went to Maitland and posted a letter to Sarah Hurd with fifteen dollars in it - Andrew and Harold worked in the garden - No callers - - - - -</p>
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<p>May Sunday 18</p>
<p>A fine day but very hot - Andrew Lucia and Allen went to church Susan went home - Annie & Clara came over in the evening -</p>
<p>Monday 19</p>
<p>A fine day - Andrew and the boys began to plant potatoes - No callers I was busy all day at Lucia's dress</p>
<p>Tuesday 20th</p>
<p>A very fine day Mr Lewis , Miss Harrison's Emily and the two girls came over to tea - Mr Thomas Lewis came to - Harold finished sowing barley - Allen & Andrew planted potatoes - Lucia took her 3rd M.L.</p>
<p>Wednesday 21st</p>
<p>A fine day but quite cool, an east wind blowing Nothing particular doing - Andrew Harold and Allen planting potatoes</p>
<p>Thursday 22nd</p>
<p>A cool day. Dr Chipman called and left Andrew some medicine - Bella and her children came today to stay for a year - I got a letter from Sarah Hurd - Annie and Clara came over - I went to Prescott for Bella - Bill & Mary Ann left for Wrexter -</p>
<p>Friday 23rd</p>
<p>A fine morning but cool A slight frost last night - Allen went to Prescott for Bella's trunks - Lucia not well - Andrew and Harold sowing Mangolds Finished planting potatoes yesterday - Annie & Clara over in the evening -</p>
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<p>May Saturday 24th 1879</p>
<p>A lovely day - Harold, Allen & young Lewis took the boat and went to Ogdensburg - {illegible} Lewis junior came to tea - Andrew hoe'd potatoes - I went to Maitland in the afternoon - No visitors today -</p>
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<p>Sunday 25th</p>
<p>A very cold day - Harold & I went to Church Emily, Annie & Clara came over in the evening - A hard frost came tonight</p>
<p>Monday 26th</p>
<p>A very cold windy day - the last - Andrew sowed oats - today - no person here - I planted some flax seed in five rows of potatoes - - -</p>
<p>Tuesday 27th</p>
<p>A fine day - Andrew and Harold taking out Manure - Lucia took her 4th Music Lesson and got her dress fitted at Mrs Bakers - no visitors - - -</p>
<p>Wednesday 28th</p>
<p>A fine day - Andrew and Harold at the Manure - Miss Wells and Mrs Wells walked down and spent an hour or two here - Nothing particular doing -</p>
<p>Thursday 29th</p>
<p>A very hot day - Harold and Andew still at the Manure - I went to Maitland and took up ten lbs of butter to Mrs Wells - No callers - I finished my calico dress - got a letter from Mary -</p>
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<p>May Friday 30th 1879</p>
<p>A very fine day - about noon Bannie {illegible} came up for me to go down to help take care of her Mother who was taken suddenly ill - Harold and Andrew busy at the Manure - Lucia took her 5th music lesson</p>
<p>Saturday 31st</p>
<p>A fine day - Andrew and Harold weeding all the day. - Maggie Patterson and the two little Henry children were here - I was in Prescott Anne Sharpe very sick -</p>
<p>Tuesday June 1st</p>
<p>A fine day but very cool - Annie no better. Thomas Campbell came up to see the children Annie Sharpe very bad -</p>
<p>Monday 2nd</p>
<p>A cold wet day - Clara came down for Emily Allen came Thomas from Prescott - Nothing particular doing -</p>
<p>Tuesday 3rd</p>
<p>Lucia took her lesson A cold wet day - Began to plant corn Annie Sharpe very ill - Andrew and Harold went to Prescott, Andrew sold 35 lbs of butter -</p>
<p>Wednesday 4th</p>
<p>A very cool day - Still planting corn Carroll quite poorly - Annie Sharpe very bad Miss Addison Wells came down to tea -</p>
<p>Thursday 5th</p>
<p>A wet day. The men washed the sheep - Annie Sharpe no better - rained very heavily today - - - Mr French was elected with 150 majority</p>
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<p>June Friday 6th 1879</p>
<p>A very cold day - They finished planting corn - Annie Sharpe a little better Poured rain this afternoon</p>
<p>Saturday 7th</p>
<p>A cold day, hot bright, Allen came down for me - Annie Sharpe a little better I will go down again in a few days Carroll not very well - - - Nobody here</p>
<p>Sunday 8th</p>
<p>A very fine day but cool - I went over to see Solomon Henderson, Edith came here on Saturday - Bill came for a minute Mary Anne and Sol came over to see Bella - - -</p>
<p>Monday 9th</p>
<p>A cloudy morning. Andrew, Lucia, Baby and I went to Brockville. I bought Lucia a hat and Callie one too - Nobody here, it rained in the evening</p>
<p>Tuesday 10th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Andrew, Harold and I went to Ogdensburg - Farcine & Ernie Came up to stay a few days - Will came this afternoon - I saw Annie Sharpe, she is better - Nothing particular doing L took 7 lesson</p>
<p>Wednesday 11th</p>
<p>A fine day, Francis {illegible} were out in the boat all this morning In the afternoon Allen and Ernie went to Prescott - Andrew busy ploughing over the swamp</p>
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<p>June Thursday 12th 1879</p>
<p>A cloudy morning with a little rain Jackson sheared the sheep today - Mr & Mrs Lewis called on Bella Edith came over to tea - Annie Sharpe better - Andrew working over the swamp - - -</p>
<p>Friday 13</p>
<p>A very fine day - Allen is fifteen year old today - Ernie and Allen came back from Prescott Lucia took her 8th Music Lesson. All the youngsters took tea up on the rocks near Parson's - In the evening they lighted a bonfire at the River - Andrew busy at ploughing for the Buckwheat -</p>
<p>Saturday 14</p>
<p>A very windy day. Ernie went home in the morning - Andrew went to Brockville and bought 5 lbs of tea he sold the wool and a tub of butter weighing 59 lbs. Will went away to Toronto on the way to Winnepeg - Harold went over to Emily's in the evening -</p>
<p>Sunday 15th</p>
<p>A very wet day - Harold, Allen, Fannie and myself went to church, Andrew and William came over in the evening - - - -</p>
<p>Monday 16th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Lucia and Fannie went to Ogdensburg - Bella drove me down to Annie Sharpe's - All busy hoeing-</p>
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<p>June Tuesday 17 1879</p>
<p>A cloudy cold day - Andrew went to Prescott twice for Bella's furniture Nothing doing on the farm. Annie Sharpe better - - - -</p>
<p>Wednesday 18</p>
<p>A showery day - James went for{illegible} to his Mothers funeral - All busy hoeing</p>
<p>Thursday 19th</p>
<p>A lovely day - Harold came down to Prescott for me in the afternoon In the evening Harold and I went to Mrs Lougleys - All busy hoeing, James still away - No callers</p>
<p>Friday 20</p>
<p>A cool day - Jems came back at noon - I was busy all day fixing the spare room - Anne and Ida came over to tea -</p>
<p>Saturday 21</p>
<p>A very fine day - Allen went to Maitland in the boat - Harold made the soap - Andrew finished hoeing potatoes, no callers - - - -</p>
<p>Sunday 22nd</p>
<p>A showery day - Andrew and Allen went to Church, Annie and Clara came over in the evening -</p>
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<p>June Monday 23rd 1879</p>
<p>A very fine day - Bella went to Prescott and brought Lucia {illegible} from Ogdensburg. All the men working over the swamp - Annie and Ida were over to tea and brought us some strawberries - McClain borrowed 40 dollars</p>
<p>Tuesday 24</p>
<p>A very hot day - Andrew, Harold and James over the swamp sowing buckwheat - Lucia went up and took her 9th music lesson. Bella went to Maitland and Mrs Lewis's - Annie and Ida brought over 4 qts of strawberries for which I paid them 50cts - Andrew wrote to Dun and enclosed a draft for $34 - he also wrote to Tracey and enclosed a draft for $78 for Margaret</p>
<p>Wednesday 25th</p>
<p>The hottest day we have had this year - Andrew and James working over the Swamp - Lucia and I went to Emily's in the evening</p>
<p>Thursday 26th</p>
<p>A very hot day - Harold finished working over the swamp. Mary Ann, Addie and Fide spent the day here - In the evening Allen and I drove over to McWilliams and Starretts - - - -</p>
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<p>June Friday 27th 1879</p>
<p>A very hot day - Lucia took her 10th music lesson. In the evening Harold and I called at Mrs Lougley's. Mrs Well's, and Mrs. Lewis's. Bill called for a few minutes, Ida and Andrew came over with 4 qts strawberries, I paid them 25 cts on account. I owe them 73 cts Andrew and the boys busy hoeing. Johnnie Stanatt came to work too at 60 cts a day</p>
<p>Saturday 28th</p>
<p>A cloudy cool day. It rained a little this morning. Harold went to Prescott and got a lot of things for the house. Andrew and the men busy hoeing. No callers</p>
<p>Tuesday 29th</p>
<p>A fine day. Andrew, myself, and all the children went to Church. In the afternoon Bill and Ella called and took Lucia to Prescott with them Annie and Edith Henderson came over.</p>
<p>Monday 30th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Andrew and Beth boys hoeing potatoes. In the afternoon Harold and I went to Brockville, We got letters from (Allen) a lawyer in Sep{partially erased} Sebastopol California concerning Jane's affair - I got myself a dress, I took tea at Mrs Bakers in Maitland, I wrote to Bob and thanked him for the coat he sent Baby. No visitors -</p>
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<p>1st July Tuesday</p>
<p>A very hot day. Andrew still hoeing We worked in the garden all the morning - In the afternoon I went over and salted the Cattle - Mary Ann came over to tea and brought me some rhubarb. Andrew wrote to Mr Allen in Sebastopol, Allen went to Maitland and bought 1/2 a gallon of Coal Oil -</p>
<p>Wednesday 2nd</p>
<p>A very hot day. All hands hoeing. Andrew and I went to Prescott in the evening to the Sunday Festival. I picked and preserved some gooseberries - No callers The man cam to get paid for the book from Brockville- And paid him $3 1/2 for a book that not's worth the paper it is printed on-</p>
<p>Thursday 3rd</p>
<p>A fine day. Johnny Starrott left tonight Andrew paid him $3.60 cts. Andrew and Harold hoeing all day - no callers</p>
<p>Friday 4th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Al the children went to Ogdensburg to spend the day James and the two girls went too Andrew and I picked gooseberries all the afternoon.- It was 10 o'clock in the morning when all the wanderers got home.</p>
<p>Saturday 5th</p>
<p>A very fine day but very hot - Will {illegible} and Lou Sharpe came up to tea - Andrew put Paris green on the potatoes and fixed the soap - Mrs Wells called</p>
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<p>July Sunday 6th 1879</p>
<p>A very fine day. The boys went to church In the afternoon Mary Ann, Addie, Ellen and Bill came up and staid to tea. Sol was over too -</p>
<p>Monday 7th</p>
<p>It rained heavily this morning - In the afternoon it cleared up. Emily Henderson came over to tea - Harold went to Prescott in the afternoon - I preserved the gooseberries that I picked on Friday - Andrew and the boys hoeing</p>
<p>Tuesday 8th</p>
<p>A cloudy morning, but very hot afternoon Bella went to Prescott and brought Lucia home - In the afternoon Lucia took her 11th lesson from Miss Le{illegible} I picked some raspberries today, enough for tea - We had new potatoes for the first time today, No visitors -</p>
<p>Wednesday 9th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Harold cut a field of hay this morning - Susan and I went and picked berries - No callers -</p>
<p>Thursday 10th</p>
<p>A wet day - Susan and I picked berries. The men hoed corn, no person here - Andrew killed a sheep -</p>
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<p>July Friday 11th 1879</p>
<p>Lucia took her 12th Music lesson. A fine growing day - We picked berries at the head of the lane. In the evening two men came and staid all night _ They left a hasp hinges to pay for their nights</p>
<p>Saturday 12th</p>
<p>A very hot day - Susan and I picked a good many raspberries, I preserved ten pounds of fruit in the morning Lucia took tea at Emilys - All the girls from Emilys came over in the evening - - - -</p>
<p>Sunday 13th</p>
<p>A very busy day - Andrew, Allen, Bella and Lucia went to church. In the afternoon Bill, Mary Ann and Ella came up and staid to tea. Ella staid with Lucia. In the evening Allen and I went to Evening Service</p>
<p>Monday 14th</p>
<p>A fearfully hot day - Sudan and I picked a lot of berries - It rained very heavily in the afternoon. Andrew got some hay in before the rain No callers today - - - -</p>
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<p>Tuesday 15</p>
<p>A very hot day - Anderw and all hands busy at the hay - Lucia took her 13th music lesson - I went and got my dress fitted at Mrs Bakers - Mr & Mrs Lewis & Miss Hammond called - Winnie, Milly and Maud came over to tea - Bill came for Ella about ten o'clock in the evening. Edith and Annie were here</p>
<p>Wednesday 16th</p>
<p>A scorching day - Susan and I picked a lot of berries - Annie Henderson came to the berry patch with us Bella made preserves of raspberries and black currants - no visitors</p>
<p>Thursday 17</p>
<p>A showery day - Susan and I picked berries - Bella went to Prescott and bought a new churn and fork No callers - Andrew and boys cut rye and hay -</p>
<p>Friday 18</p>
<p>A very fine day - Lucia and I went to the swamp and picked about 6 quarts of berries early - Mary Ann, Lucia, Ella and Dunnie spent the day here - Sol came and helped Andrew with his hay - All very busy -</p>
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<p>July Saturday 19th</p>
<p>A very warm day - Susan and I picked berries in the morning. In the afternoon I canned some. Lucia very sick with a swelled face and fever - Sol and the boys All here helping with the hay - I got my new dress home from Mrs Bakers - No visitors today -</p>
<p>Sunday 20th</p>
<p>A fine day - Harold and Allen went to church - Edith and Annie were over in the evening</p>
<p>Monday 21st</p>
<p>A fine day - Sudan and I picked Berries - Sol and the boys were here all day - Andrew paid Sol 25 cts no callers -</p>
<p>Tuesday 22nd</p>
<p>Lucia took her 14th lesson A fine morning Bella went to Prescott for some things. The two girls went to pick berries - No callers - Sol and the boys were here all day</p>
<p>Wednesday 23rd</p>
<p>A pouring wet day - Harold went to Prescott - No callers - All hands at the Mangolds for a few minutes -</p>
<p>Thursday 24th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Annie and Ida were here for dinner. I paid them 75 cts the last of their berry money All busy haying - no visitors</p>
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<p>Friday 25th</p>
<p>A fine day. All hands busy haying We made a cheese this morning - No callers - I went for berries - Lucia went for her music lesson but did not take one as Miss Lemon was sick-</p>
<p>Saturday 26th</p>
<p>A cloudy day - Sol and the boys were here for half a day drawing in hay - Lucia and I went for berries in the afternoon - No callers -</p>
<p>Tuesday 27th</p>
<p>A fine morning, but a very heavy rain in the afternoon - Andrew, Allen & Lucia went to church in the morning In the evening Allen, Lucia and myself went to Church - No visitors</p>
<p>Monday 28th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Harold mowed hay Lucia and I picked berries in the afternoon - All the rest of the day I was helping to pick the wool - we finished it at tea time No visitors - -</p>
<p>Tuesday 29th</p>
<p>A very hot day - Sol and the boys were here. Andrew built a stack of hay This is Harold's birthday, he is seventeen years old today - Lucia went and took her 15th music lesson - Phoebe took the wool down to her sisters to get carded and spun - I made a cheese today -</p>
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<p>July Wednesday 30th</p>
<p>A fine day, Sol and the boys worked all day here, they left tonight Andrew paid them seven dollars and a half - No callers - Susan and I picked about 8 quarts of berries -</p>
<p>Thursday 31th</p>
<p>A very hot day - Andrew and the boys cut and drew in hay - Mary Ann, Ella and Dunnie came up to tea - they took Lucia home with them to stay a few days Susan and Phoebe picked about 7 qts of berries - Harold very sick this evening</p>
<p>August 1st Friday</p>
<p>A very fine morning - Harold a little better, he was very sick until about 12 o'clock last night. I made a cheese this morning - Anderw and the men finished cutting hay and drew in some - No visitors - Harold not able to work at all today</p>
<p>Saturday 2nd</p>
<p>A very hot day - the hottest day we have had this summer - Andrew finished haying - all in now except the Marsh hay - got a letter from Miss Howells and {illegible] Mrs Lewis and Ethel Loughley called to see Me about the Picnic - - -</p>
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<p>Sunday 3rd</p>
<p>A very hot day - Andrew and Harold went to church - IN the afternoon the boys and I went to Emily's In the evening Annie and Edith came over - - - -</p>
<p>Monday 4th</p>
<p>A very hot day - I went to Maitland in the morning & paid Mrs Baker for making my dress $3, 6 c. I also gave Mr Lewis $5 towards repairing the church - Bella went to Prescott and brought home Lucia and some things for the house - No visitors .</p>
<p>Tuesday 5th</p>
<p>A very fine morning. Harold spent the day in Prescott and Ogdensbug Andrew & Allen moved barley - Lucia went to her 16th music lesson It rained heavily in the afternoon -</p>
<p>Wednesday 6th</p>
<p>A very fine day - I went down to Prescott, I visite Mary Ann, Fides and Annie Sharpe. Andrew and the boys drew in the Barley from the field by the River. In the evening I made a cake for Lucia to take to the Sunday School picnic - No visitors - - - -</p>
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<p>August Thursday 7th</p>
<p>A lovely day - Bella, Lucia, Susan and the two children went to the Picnic - I staid at home, Mrs Macdonald, Dr Macdonald and the three Miss'es Macdonald, with Mrs Wells, & Miss Wells called in the afternoon - I got a letter from Bob Andrew and boys drew in hay and cut oats -</p>
<p>Friday 8th</p>
<p>A showery Morning, Andrew and I went to Brockville and to Marcia's In the afternoon Andrew and the boys raked up oats and worked at the Mangolds. Lucia took her 17th lesson - I bought a fly trap, and two bowls -</p>
<p>Saturday 9th</p>
<p>A nice cood day, James went to Brockville and bought sold 29 lbs of butter - Andrew and Harold drew in Oats Edith, Annie & Clara Henderson with Mr Hewitt came over to tea -</p>
<p>Sunday 10th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Andrew, Allen, Lucia and Bella went to church in the morning - Harold and I went in the evening - - - - Annie Henderson came over -</p>
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<p>Monday 11th</p>
<p>A very hot day - Andrew and the boys worked at the Mangolds they drew in oats in the afternoon I sent 5 lbs of butter to Mrs Wells No visitors today</p>
<p>Tuesday 12th</p>
<p>A very fine day - In the afternoon Mary Ann Dunnie & Ella came up and staid all night - Andrew very busy harvesting Lucia took her 18th Music lesson- Bella and I were busy cooking. James went to Brockville and sold 33 lbs of butter</p>
<p>Wednesday 13th</p>
<p>A lovely day - Andrew and Harold cut wheat and barley - In the afternoon, Mary Ann and all the children from over the swamp - Fide and her two boys - Marcia and her two girls Mary Anne, Dunnie & Ella all came to a picnic in the front yard. All seemed to enjoy themselves very much - - -</p>
<p>Thursday 14th</p>
<p>A very cool dull day - Andrew drew in some barley and worked at the mangolds Mary Ann still here - In the evening Mr Hewett and Edith came over to say goodbye - Bella got a letter from Will on Saturday Wednesday -</p>
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<p>August Friday 15th</p>
<p>A cool day. Lucia went for her music lesson but Miss Lemon was sick and could not give it to her - Sols Mary Ann spent the afternoon and took tea here. - Mrs Grant and Emily called - Mary Ann, {illegible}, and Ella went home. Bill and Clarence called. Bella and Harold spent the evening at Emily's - Andrew finished cutting barley and drew in some.</p>
<p>Saturday 16th</p>
<p>A very cold moning - Andrew cocked up barley in the morning, in the afternoon it rained very heavily the heaviest coldest rain we here had this year. Andrew and I took tea in Prescett.</p>
<p>Sunday 17th</p>
<p>A pouring wet day - None of us went to Church it rained so steadily - Andrew (from over the Swamp was here) It is very colr weateher for this season of the year. there was heavy frost in the back country the night before last.</p>
<p>Monday 18</p>
<p>A very miserable cold day. Andrew went out in the back country and collected part of Mr. Lewis's Salary - No visitors - Andrew no better -</p>
<p>Tuesday 19th</p>
<p>A fine day. The boys and Andrew drew in all the barley - Andrew very sick but working. Lucia took her 19th music lesson - - - - -</p>
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<p>Wednesday 20th</p>
<p>A fine day - Andrew very poorly - Lucia and Allen went to the Sunday School picnic - No visitors Allen and Harold cutting oats</p>
<p>Thursday 21st</p>
<p>A very fine day, but very hot - Bill and Dunnie were here fishing Mary Ann and Ella came up and spent the day, Ella staid all night Andrew worse today - - -</p>
<p>Friday 22nd</p>
<p>A lovely day but very hot - Andrew and baby Ella and myself went to Prescott, I went to Ogdensburg for a few minutes and took baby over - Andrew worse today - I got Lucia a pair of boots, they cots $1.25 cts Lucia took her 20th music lesson -</p>
<p>Saturday 23rd</p>
<p>A fine day, Bill and Dunnie were here Susan and I picked up a lot of apples that the wind blew down- The boys finished bringing in the Oats - - - -</p>
<p>Sunday 24th</p>
<p>A very fine day Andrew very poorly They all went to Church - In the evening Allen, Lucia and I walked up to church Bill called to see Andrew who is a little better. Sols family came over in the evening</p>
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<p>August Monday 25th</p>
<p>A cloudy gust day - Andrew a little better Bill and Sidney Ford fished all day, I took the butter up to Mrs Wells's Lucia and I went to the church Bussie scalded his foot very badly -</p>
<p>Tuesday 26th</p>
<p>A fine day Andrew about the same Marcia and Henry Morey came out to see Andrew in the evening - Phoebe's brother came to work at the threshing - Bill came up - Bella and Lucia took went to Brockville Lucia took her 21st music lesson</p>
<p>Wednesday 27th</p>
<p>A lovely day. Bella and Lucia went to Prescott, Lucia staid at Bills - Annie and Ida were here for tea Annie Henderson came with the letters Andrew a little better - - -</p>
<p>Thursday 28th</p>
<p>A very fine morning, The Thrashers came this afternoon about 2 O'clock, Sol and Andrew were here for tea - No visitors -</p>
<p>Friday 29th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Thrashers got on well - Andrew very sick - Marcia, Ella and Lucia were here for a minute</p>
<p>Saturday 30th</p>
<p>A very fine day - The Thrashers left at ten O'clock - All the rest of the men put in straw - Sol and his children went home - Andrew paid out more than 17 dollars for the thrashers - - -</p>
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<p>Tuesday 31st</p>
<p>A fine day - Harold and Allen and Lucia wen to church - Bill, Mary Ann and Ella were here in the afternoon Mr & Mrs Lewis came to see Andrew in the evening - Emily and Annie Henderson were here -</p>
<p>Monday 1st September</p>
<p>A fine day, but very hot - Andrew a little better - I went to Maitland and took Mrs Wells's butter - The boys cleaned up oats, James took one load down to Mr McCarthy's</p>
<p>Tuesday 2nd</p>
<p>A fine day - Mary Ann (from over the swamp) came over and staid all night to help me fix cushions for the church - Bannie and Willie Darlington called the boys spent the evening at Emily's. James went to Brockville in the afternoon he took another load of oats to McCarthy's - - -</p>
<p>Wednesday 3rd</p>
<p>A cloudy morning, rained very hard tonight, Mary Ann, Lucia and I went to Maitland and brought the cushions home from the church We put the carpet down and fixed the {illegible} partly - Annie came over and staid all night - - -</p>
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<p>September, Thursday 4th</p>
<p>A very hot morning, the most lovely day we have had this year - Andrew better I worked at Miss Howells room nearly all day. In the afternoon I took Mary Ann and Annie home - Sol was over - Bill was here for tea - Dunnie came and staid all night - Lucia quite sick Emily and Clara Henderson were over in the evening - Shut up the pigs to fatten today - -</p>
<p>Friday 5th</p>
<p>A very fine day - Harold went to Brockville and brought home Miss Howells, she has come to tech Lucia - Andrew a little better - no visitors today</p>
<p>Saturday 6th</p>
<p>A windy day but very bright - Lucia spent the day in Maitland at Mrs Lougley's, Allen and Dunnie went to Maitland in the boat - Harold and James cut buckwheat Andrew and I drove over with their dinner, Bill called in the evening Dunnie went home</p>
<p>Tuesday 7th</p>
<p>A fine day - Harold, Allen, Lucia and Miss Howells went to church in the morning - Edith and Clara called for a few minutes, In the evening Allen, Miss Howells , Lucia and myself went to church - - -</p>
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<p>Monday 8th</p>
<p>A dull morning, Harold went to cut buckwheat but had to come home on accound of the rain, Sidney came up to invite Harold and Allen to a party - They all went down to Prescott this evening it poured rain all night - Andrew very poorly again</p>
<p>Tuesday 9th</p>
<p>A rather fine day - Harold went down to Prescott and got a hundred weight of sugar James went away to the Fair in Ogdensburg - Gills came up to see Andrew Allen came home B got letter of W.</p>
<p>Wednesday 10th</p>
<p>A lovely day - Andrew better - Harold was cutting buckwheat all day, Sol was helping him - Bill called to see Harold - I preserved plums and canned tomatoes - no visitors - -</p>
<p>Thursday 11th</p>
<p>A fine day - Harold and Sol cut buckwheat I preserved plums and pears - Mr & Mrs Lewis and Mrs Lougley called Annie and Clara were over -</p>
<p>Friday 12th</p>
<p>A fine day - Harold over the swamp James came back last night Susan and I picked up apples for drying - Andrew better</p>
<p>Saturday 13th</p>
<p>A fine day. Harold over the swamp Nothing particular doing - - -</p>
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<p>September Tuesday 14th</p>
<p>A very hot morning and cold afternoon Harold, Lucia, and I went to church. In the afternoon it cleaned off and than was a heavy white frost at night.</p>
<p>Monday 15th</p>
<p>A very fine day. I washed in the morning in the afternoon, in the afternoon we began to dry Apples. Bella packed all her things to take to Brantford.</p>
<p>Tuesday 16th</p>
<p>A cloudy cold day. Harold took Bella and the children to Prescott, they went on the train to Tornoto, Emily, Annie, Clara, Winne and Milly all spent the evening here. Harold went to Ogdeusburg and did not get home till late. I went on drying Apples. 3 years today since Mr Jones died</p>
<p>Wednesday 17th</p>
<p>A very windy rainy day, about 5 O'clock this morning a gale came up that blew down the large Willow tree in the front yard, and several other branches. Harold and James fixed up fences and killed a sheep. Andrew and I worked at the Apples all day. Toodie and Foddie called yesterday. No callers.</p>
<p>Thursday 18th</p>
<p>A disagreeable day. One of our cows got sick and died, the best milker we had. I worked at the Apples. Bill called to see Andrew. Harold, Allen and Miss Howells went to the Opera this evening.</p>
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<p>Friday 19th</p>
<p>A fine cool day. H Andrew, Carroll, and I went to Prescott, I bought a pair of shoes for Carroll and myself. I began to pack Captain Atkinsons butter. Andrew went to Ogdeusburg. No callers.</p>
<p>Saturday 20th</p>
<p>A fine morning but squally afternoon. I made pumpkin pies and was busy all the morning. In the afternoon Miss Howells, Lucia, baby and myself went to Marcias we got caught in a heavy shower of rain and hail. I got a letter from Bella and a basket of peaches. Ernie came up and staid all night.</p>
<p>Sunday 21st</p>
<p>A lovely day. All the young people went to church. Andrew and I staid at home. Ernie went home in the afternoon. Andrew and I went for a walk. Allen and Lucia went to church in the evening.</p>
<p>Monday 22nd</p>
<p>A very fine day. I washed, and packed butter. In the afternoon Andrew and I went out in the country for a drive. The road was good and the weather lovely so we enjoyed it very much.</p>
<p>Tuesday 23rd</p>
<p>A showery disagreeable day. Andrew went to Prescott. Harold and James cut corn. Andrew paid Lafontaine 60cts for fixing the church. I worked at Apple drying all day.</p>
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<p>September Wednesday 24th</p>
<p>A very cold day. We finished drying Apples. The boys, Miss Howells, and Lucia went up to Mr Lewis's in the afternoon. Got a postal card from Bella . No visitors. Frost tonight.</p>
<p>Thursday 25th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew Harold and I started on the 8 O'clock train for Ottawa. James ploughed. Mary Ann came over to stay till I get back. We walked the exhibition building about 12 O'clock and saw every thing that was worth went into the city its the evening & got a comfortable bed.</p>
<p>Wes Friday 26</p>
<p>The 18th anniversery of wedding. A lovely day. Harold Andrew and myself visited the Chandiere Falls The Waterworks - The Parliament Buildings and grounds, and of the places of Interest in Ottawa, we took the four O'clock train from the city and arrived in Prescott about 1/2 past eight. Bill brought Maggie home for a visit from the Asylum yeasterday. We got home at a 1/4 to eleven,, found all right at home we were all very tired - -</p>
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<p>Saturday 27th</p>
<p>A fine day. Mary Ann went home Allen went to Prescott and brought home his new clothes. Mary Allen And Maggie came up and staid to tea. Miss Howells and Allen went to Emily's. In the evening Emily and all the young people were here. I got a letter from Sarah Hurd - -</p>
<p>Sunday 28th</p>
<p>A cool day. Andrew, Allen, Miss Howells and myself went to church. In the evening Miss Howells and Harold went to the Prescott church Annie & Clara were over.</p>
<p>Monday 29th</p>
<p>A fine day, very hot, I was busy all day, washing and cooking. Harold and Andrew over the swamp stacking buckwheat. No visitors.</p>
<p>Tuesday 30th</p>
<p>A very hot day, mid like August heither. Andrew finished stacking in the afternoon they picked Apples. Mrs & Mr Arthur Sharpe came up for a few minutes in the afternoon -</p>
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<p>October Wednesday 1st 1879</p>
<p>A very warm day, Andrew picked snow apples all day, got a letter from Bella. All the young people went to Mr Lewis's. James went to Prescott and brought up some Apple barrels.</p>
<p>Thursday 2nd</p>
<p>A very hot day. The thrashers were here, they thrashed the buckwheat over the swamp , Fide and Maggie came up and staid to tea. Allen, Lucia, and Miss Howells went over to Emily's to tea.</p>
<p>Friday 3rd</p>
<p>A lovely day. Baby and I spent the day at Marcias, Andrew picking Apples, and brought home buckwheat from over the swamp.</p>
<p>Saturday 4th</p>
<p>A fine day. Picked up apples and barrelled them up. Lucia spent the day at Mr Lewis's. Mr Lewis called. I sent Bella's box away - - - -</p>
<p>+ Sunday 5th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew and the boys went to church in the morning In the afternoon Maggie and Fannie came up for a few days. We went to church in the evening.</p>
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<p>Monday 6th</p>
<p>A gloomy day. Andrew went to Brockville, he is on the Grand Jury - Emily and the girls over in the evening. Miss Wells and Mrs Wells called.</p>
<p>Tuesday 4th</p>
<p>A very warm day. Andrew and Allen went to Brockville. Susan went went away today. Men digging potatoes Fannie, Harold and and Miss Howells went to Emilys.</p>
<p>Wednesday 8th</p>
<p>A hot day. Andrew and Harold went to Brockville, theu sold 11 barrels of snow apples and bought home some flour. Mary Ann came over to help me with Fannie went home.</p>
<p>Thursday 9th</p>
<p>A very warm day. Lucia, Caroll, and myself went to Brockville. Andrew got off of the Jury today. I bought Lucia a pair of boots and a chess. The men digging potatoes</p>
<p>Friday 10th</p>
<p>Another very warm day, rained a little this morning. Andrew and Men at the potatoes. Harold patched the cider house. I went to Mary tonight Mary Ann still here.</p>
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<p>October Saturday 131th 1879</p>
<p>A very fine day. Harold and Allen went to Prescott. Fannie came up to spend a few days. Ernie came up to spend the evening, he staid all night. Mary Ann came went^ home, Annie came for her.</p>
<p>Sunday 12th</p>
<p>A fine day, all went to church except Harold and myself. Ernie went home in the afternoon.</p>
<p>Monday 13th</p>
<p>A fine day, Ida came over to help me for a few days. I washed and finished packing Captians Atkinsons butter. Emily and all the children over in the evening.</p>
<p>Tuesday 14th</p>
<p>A very fine day but cool. James went to Brockville with the butter. Harold went out for some potatoes that Andrew bought Annie, Clara, and Edith were over in the evening.</p>
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<p>Wednesday 15th</p>
<p>A very fine day . Fannie went home, Harold aand I went to Prescott. I went to see Annie Sharpe, no callers today except Annie. She borrowed a A dollar and a half from me to buy coal oil.</p>
<p>Thursday 16th</p>
<p>A very warm day, as warm as the middle of July. Harold went for a swim today, I went to Maitland in the afternoon. Bill and Maggie were here for a few minutes.</p>
<p>Friday 14th</p>
<p>A very hot day the smoke is dreadful. I churned a large churning today. Andrew and Men at the potatoes. Harold picking apples</p>
<p>Saturday 18th</p>
<p>A rainy morning. Harold and James went to Brockville, in the afternoon Miss Howells and Harold went to Prescott for his clothes it rained heavily today. Andrew and men husked corn all day.</p>
<p>Sunday 19th</p>
<p>A very cold, day Harold Allen Lucia Miss Howells & Ida went to church. Thomas Campbell spent the day here - I sent Mrs Lewis 25 cents for the sewing today.</p>
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<p>1880 New Years day (Thursday) 1880</p>
<p>January 1st</p>
<p>A very fine day. Mary Ann and Dennis came up to dinner so we had a large party. Bill came to tea. Harold went to Iroquois to a Ball. Andrew went to Prescott. The young ones danced and played games till after eleven o'clock</p>
<p>Friday 2nd</p>
<p>A warm day, thawed fast all day. Andrew and James took the old piano to Prescott. Harold came home about two o'clock In the afternoon he took all the four children to Brockville. Mary Ann took Lucia and Ella to Prescott. Dennis staid here. Henry Morey called for a few minutes.</p>
<p>Saturday 3rd</p>
<p>A very fine day, soft rained haid at night. Andrew and Harold began working in the woods. Allen and Jimmie did the chores. No callers today.</p>
<p>Sunday 4th</p>
<p>A very warm day, snow going fast. Clara Henderson came over. Maggie, Andrew, Allen, + Dennis went to church. Bill brought Lucia home and took Dennis away with him in, the evening. Harold not at all well.</p>
<p>Monday 5th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew and Harold in the woods. Lucia went out skating with Clara Henderson. No callers. Allen and Maggie went to Brockville.</p>
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<p>1880 Tuesday 6th January</p>
<p>A very wet thauring day, Harold and Andrew in the woods all day, Emily came over to tea. Annie and Clara came in the evening.</p>
<p>Wednesday 4th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew away all day collecting Mr Lewis's salary and looking for a girl. Maggie went out for a walk. Lucia and the baby went out on the River with Allen. Mrs Lewis and Miss Hammons called to see Maggie. Annie Henderson and Winnie came over. Sarah Lenuset came and staid all night.</p>
<p>Thursday 8th</p>
<p>A very fine morning. Harold went to Brockville. Andrew in the woods all day. In the evening Maggie and I went to Emily's to see Harold came for us.</p>
<p>Friday 9th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Margaret and Lucia spent the day in Presestt. Ella came up with three in the evening. Allen went to Maitland.</p>
<p>Saturday 10th</p>
<p>A very fine day, Andrew, James and Maggie went to Presestt Brockville Andrew sold a tub of butter for 21cts a pound. Miss Howells came back this afternoon. Andrew went to the woods in the afternoon.</p>
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<p>Sunday 11th</p>
<p>A fine day, Magaret, Miss Howells, Allen, and Harold wenr to church. In the afternoon Margaret went over the swamp. Ella went home, Harold took her.</p>
<p>Monday 12th</p>
<p>A dull disagreeable day. No sleighing to speak of. Andrew and Harold ent wood in the near swamp. Allen began taking lessons from Mr. Mary well, an hour a day. In the evening All of the family except Andrew + Myself with baby spent the evening at Mr. Lewis's.</p>
<p>X Tuesday 13th</p>
<p>A fine day, sleighing very bad, no snow. James went to Brockville. I went over to Emilys in the afternoon with Allen. Andrew and Harold in the woods. Andrew has a bad cold.</p>
<p>Wednesday 14th</p>
<p>A very fine day. I spent the day at Emily's helping Edith. Maggie went to Presestt and bought up Mary Ann in the evening. Andrew and Harold in the woods. Lila Hammond came down and staid to dinner.</p>
<p>Thursday 15th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Maggie, Mary Ann, and my-self went to Marci's and spent the day. Andrew and Harold in the woods all day. No callers.</p>
<p>Friday 16th</p>
<p>A fine day, sleighing nearly all gone. Maggie and Mary Ann went over to Sols and to Miss Becks, In the afternoon the Miss Denubrillers called to called money for a present for Emily Henderson. Maggie went to Maitland in the afternoon. Bill came and took Mary Ann home.</p>
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<p>January Saturday 17th 1880</p>
<p>A very wet day. Andrew, Maggie, and I went to Prescott in the buck board. I went to see Annie Sharpe, she is very ill, I dont think she will live long if she does not get better soon. Maggie went back to Prescott to stay at Bills. No callers. Caroll has a bad cold.</p>
<p>Sunday 18th</p>
<p>A very wet day. Harold sick with a cold. Allen, Andrew, and Lucia went to church. No callers, except Sol and the boys in the evening.</p>
<p>Monday 19th</p>
<p>A rainy day. Andrew and James went to the woods. Harold bot coble to go out. Nothing doing, no callers. turned very cold tonight.</p>
<p>Tuesday 20th</p>
<p>A bitterly cold. some snow fell. Andrew and James went to the swamp but had to come home it was so cold. no visitors.</p>
<p>Wednesday 21st</p>
<p>A lovely day, just cold enough to be pleasent. Lucia and Miss Howells called at Mrs Lewis's. Mrs Mrs + Mr Lewis and Miss Smith called here. Annie Henderson came over to tea.</p>
<p>Thursday 22nd</p>
<p>A fine day, good sleighing. Andrew and James in the swamp. Nothing particular happened. Bella had a daugther tonight at Nyntheille</p>
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<p>Friday 23rd</p>
<p>A sunny day. Andrew went to Presestt in the morning. Mary Ann and Margaret came up and staid all night. James went to Brockville. Miss Howells went to B and Harold.</p>
<p>Saturday 24th</p>
<p>A fearfully lovely day. Mary Ann and Maggie went home. Andrew and I went to Presestt. Andrew went over the River. I went to see Annie Sharpe. I look carisle to Presestt. James took a load of oats to Mr McCarthy's.</p>
<p>Sunday 25th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew, Allen, + Lucia went to church in the morning. Allen, Lucia, and Miss Howells went to church in the evening. Sol and his two boys were over in the evening. Harold still laid up with a cold.</p>
<p>Monday 26th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew went to the back woods to chop. Nothing particular happened. Harold still poorly with his cold, sleghing going fast.</p>
<p>Tuesday 27th</p>
<p>A very warm wet day. Andrew in the woods all day. Harold, Lucia, and Miss Howells went to Camibal at Presestt, it was late when they came home. No visitors.</p>
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<p>January Wednesday 28th 1880</p>
<p>A soft day, sleighing nearly all fone. A little colder tonight. Annie Henderson was over for a few minutes. Andrew in the woods all day. Harold went to the woods in the afternoon. Lucia sick all day she is comfortably tired out after skating last night.</p>
<p>Thursday 29th</p>
<p>A rainy warm day. Andrew in the woods all day. Emily Henderson and the then Miss Hendersons came over to tea and spent the evening here</p>
<p>Friday 30th</p>
<p>A fine day, no snow to speak of. Andrew in the woods all day. Nothing particular happened. The Hendersons came to tea tonight instead of last night, the Missionary meeting was held in Maitland last night. Miss Howells and Harold went to the meeting.</p>
<p>Saturday 31st</p>
<p>A fine day, but looked like snow, Andrew in the woods as usual. Young Mary called and paid Andrew 40 dollars intrest money it snowed heavily tonight.</p>
<p>February</p>
<p>Sunday 1st</p>
<p>A very stormy cold day, {illegible}. several degrees below zero. Andrew and Allen went to church. Lucia quite sick with a swelled face.</p>
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<p>Monday 2nd</p>
<p>A clear bright very cold day. Andrew and James in the woods, the Main foyer across today. Allen skated to Maitland. No callers today.</p>
<p>Tuesday 3rd</p>
<p>A fearfully cold stormy day, Andrew went to the woods but had to come back it was cold. Allen went to Maitland.</p>
<p>Wednesday 4th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew went to Ogdeusburg and brought Jammie home. I went to Emily to help her get ready for Edith's wedding. Mr Hewat, Mr Clart, and Mrs McMallow came here and staid all night.</p>
<p>Thursday 5th</p>
<p>A {A piece of paper about people involved in a wedding} day. We all went to the church today to see Edith Hendersons married to Mr Hewat. Harold, Allen, Andrew and myself went to the breakfast at Emily's. Jammie, Miss Howells, Allen, and Harold went to an assembly in Presestt.</p>
<p>Friday 6th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew went to Presestt and brought Jammie and Miss Howells home after the Assembly. Harold and Allen came home at six o'clock this morning. Annie Jones was here for a few minutes.</p>
<p>X Staurday 4th</p>
<p>A fine day but snowy. Andrew tool James took to North Aguste and went to Marickville for a plough beams. No callers today, all the young ones tired out after the assembly</p>
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<p>February Sunday 8th 1880</p>
<p>A very cold day. Jammie, Lucia, Harold and myself went to church in the morning. A nothing particular happed.</p>
<p>Monday 9th</p>
<p>A very cold but bright day. Andrew went to the woods all day. Harold drew wood all day. ALlen went to Maitland.</p>
<p>Tuesday 10th</p>
<p>A very cold day. Andrew and Harold worked round the house all day. In the evening Andrew and Jammie and I went to Presestt to a Tableauy. Concert, Maggie quite poorly. Jammie staid all night in Presestt.</p>
<p>Ash Wednesday 11th</p>
<p>A cold stormy day but very bright. Andrew was busy setting the saw over the swamp all day. Annie and Clara Hendreson came over in the evening. Rained hard tonight.</p>
<p>Thursday 12ht</p>
<p>A very windy warm day, nearly all the snow gone, Andrew and Harold saving wood over the swamp all day. Nothing particular happened. No callers today.</p>
<p>Friday 13th</p>
<p>A warm day, but snowed at night. Bill came in to see me. Emily and Miss Blakey came over tea. Annie and Clara came in the evening. Andrew and Harold in the woods all day.</p>
<p>Saturday 14th</p>
<p>A very fine day, good sleighing, James Starr came and paid Andrew some intrest money. Allen went to Presestt and staid all night. Andrew and Harold worked round the house all day.</p>
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<p>Sunday 13th</p>
<p>A fine day, a little snow fell in the morning Ernie and Allen came up and went to church Ernie staid till evening Allen took him down. Miss Howells, Allen, and Ernie took tea at Emily's.</p>
<p>Monday 16th</p>
<p>A fine day but thawing fast. Andrew and Harold went to Maitland. Nothing particular happened, no callers.</p>
<p>Tuesday 17th</p>
<p>A very warm day just like spring, sleighing all gone. Allen, Lucia, and Miss Howells went to a carnival in Presestt. Bill came in the evening and played cards for a couple of hours.</p>
<p>Wednesday 18th</p>
<p>A very warm wet day, ice nearly all out of the River again. Andrew and Harold went to the woods but had to come home it rained so heavily, See the afternoon Andrew for Nelliw shord and went to see Mr Lewis. I got letters from Bob Henry and Mary Ballaohey and answered them both.</p>
<p>Thursday 19th</p>
<p>A very cold windy. Andrew and Harold went to Lyon to see about apple trees. Nothing particular happened. Sol was over for a few minutes.</p>
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<p>February Friday 20th 1880</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew and Harold were in the woods all day. Lucia and Miss Howells went to Emily's for a few minutes. No visitors, the first calf came today.</p>
<p>Saturday 21st</p>
<p>A stormy morning, the men did not go over the swamp. Harold went to Maitland and got a sleigh frfired, he brought home a letter from Dean. Bill came in the evening and played cards.</p>
<p>Sunday 22nd</p>
<p>A fine day, no sleighing. Andrew, Allen Lucia and Miss Howells went to church In the morning. Nothing intresting to tell about today.</p>
<p>Monday 23rd</p>
<p>A very snowy day. Andrew and Harold were over the swamp all day. Lucia went to see Lila Hammond who is very sick.</p>
<p>Tuesday 24</p>
<p>A fine day just like spring, Annie and Clara were over in the evening. Harold and Andrew in the woods all day. Nothing particular doing.</p>
<p>Wednesday 26th</p>
<p>A very fine day, no snow or ice, we have not any ice in yet. Andrew and Harold in the woods sawing Sols wood. I wrote to Annie tonight. Lila Hammond very poorly. Mrs Morris died today.</p>
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<p>Thursday 26th</p>
<p>A very warm day. Allen and Lucia spent the evening at Emily's. Harold and Allen in the woods as {illegible}. Allen went to Maitland, no callers.</p>
<p>Friday 27th</p>
<p>A very hot day. Allen took Andrew down to Presestt to go across to Mrs Morris's funeral. Harold went over to help Sol finish his wood. Lila no better. Allen went to Maitland. No visitors today.</p>
<p>Saturday 28th</p>
<p>A wet day. Andrew came home about noon. Lucia and Miss Howells went to see Lila she is very sick. I finished quilting a quilt for the girls bed. No visitors today.</p>
<p>Sunday 29th</p>
<p>A very windy day. Harild, Miss Howells and Lucia went to church. Nothing doing.</p>
<p>Monday March 1st</p>
<p>A lovely day. Andrew and Harols over the swamp, to see me and gave me some powders for baby, who has a bad cold.</p>
<p>Tuesday 2nd</p>
<p>A lovely day. Harols went to Brockville and took 14 lbs of butter today. Mr Lewis called In a few minutes. Miss Howells and Lucia went over to Emily's in the afternoon.</p>
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<p>March Wednesday 3rd 1880</p>
<p>A very warm day. Andrew and Harold drove in from Mr Lewis pond. I finished boiling the molasses I had a part then piats. Annie Hendreson came over for a little while. Caroll's cold very bad, I am afriad he has got congestion of the lungs.</p>
<p>X Thursday 4th</p>
<p>A warm close day, baby very sick, Andrew went for Bill early this morning. baby has congestion of the lungs. Andrew and Harold went to Wrights comes for a load of saw dust.</p>
<p>Friday 5th</p>
<p>A rainy day. Andrew and Harold worked all day round the house. Young Muray called and paid Andrew 46 dollars. Andrew Had called and Bill called in the evening.</p>
<p>Saturday 6h</p>
<p>A warm morning, then was a little snow fell tonight. Harold went to Brockville and sold 17 lbs of butter and 15 dozen of eggs. I paid Miss Howells 25 dollars, her quarter salary. Allen went to Maitland and got a 1/2 lb of tea.</p>
<p>Sunday 7th</p>
<p>A fine morning but wet afternoon. Andrew and Allen went to church. Annie and Clara came over in the afternoon.</p>
<p>Monday 8th</p>
<p>A very cold day, {illegible} down to see this morning. Andrew went down to the Town Hall to attend the council meeting. The new man came today Harold and Robert drew in all the afternoon. Caroll a good deal better. I am busy boiling sap.</p>
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<p>Tuesday 9th</p>
<p>A fine day. Andrew went over the swamp. Harold and Robert went for a load of saw dust to Woods. In the afternoon they drew Hay. Nothing doing woith men. tiring. Bill calling in the evening.</p>
<p>Wednesday 10th</p>
<p>A cold windy day. The men all over the swamp sawing wood. Emily and Clara Hendreson cam over in the evening, Bill called and played a game of cards in the evening.</p>
<p>Thursday 11th</p>
<p>A very cold day, no snow, but an north cast wind cold enough to cut everyone in two. The men went over the swamp to saw wood. the first lamb of the season came today. ___ ___ _____ ______ ___________</p>
<p>Lucia I woke last in this forward I have been very sick and was laid up for nearly two weeks in bed. Maggie has been here missing me. Mary Ann spent a couple of days here. Harold has boiled some sap over the swamp. hee has made a nice lot of molasses. they have sawed wood here for there days. There are there calvew now. one sheep died Miss Jessie Wilson died on Good Friday, she is to be buried today. Yesterday was Easter Sunday the 28 of March, Andrew, Maggie and the boys went to church. Annie Hendreson was over. Emily has been here to see me there on four times. Mr Lewis has come to and has been very kind. Lila Hammond is very ill. The weather has been very changeable and very cold for the season of the year. Caroll still has a bad cold in his head I still try and knit regularly now.</p>
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<p>March Monday 29th 1880</p>
<p>A cloudy day. Andrew went to the {illegible} meeting. The boys both went as Pall Bearers to Miss Wilsons funeral. Bill came to see me. Andrew went to Presestt in the afternoon. Mary Ann and Ida called in the afternoon and got some oats and 2 dollars in money.</p>
<p>X Tuesday 30th</p>
<p>A lovely day. Andrew, Harold and Robert went over the swamp to work. Allen went to Maitland and paid Mrs Barton her salary. Nothing particular doing.</p>
<p>Wednesday 31st</p>
<p>A very fine day, Sol and Andrew commenced to start saw wood but broke down before they got a cord cut. Andrew went to Presestt in the afternoon and ordered a new wheel. No person here today.</p>
<p>Thursday, April 1st</p>
<p>A lovely day just like summer. Another call came today. Harold, Lucia and Miss Howells went over the swamp to boil sap. Andrew put up the hams to smoke.</p>
<p>Friday 2nd</p>
<p>A very fine day, as warm as summer. Bill and Annie came up. The man split wood all day, I put the {illegible} fly {illegible} on my chest tought. Nothing particular doing.</p>
<p>Saturday 3rd</p>
<p>A very warm day. Andrew went to Brockville Harold went over the swamp part of the day he made the hot bed in the afternoon. I was in bed all day with a blister on.</p>
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<p>April Sunday 4th 1880</p>
<p>A rainy morning but very warm. Maggie, Lucia, Allen and Miss Howells went to church. I was in bed all day. Annie and Lola were here for dinner</p>
<p>Monday 5th</p>
<p>A warm day, but not so hot as yesterday. Sol and Andrew were here saving wood oneof the cows very sick. Allen went to Maitland to get medicine for it. The cow died tonight.</p>
<p>Tuesday 6th</p>
<p>A fine day.Robert went to Presestt. Dennie came up with him. Andrew skinned the cow. Bill came up late at night to see me. I sent a letter to Bella and got one from Mama and Annie.</p>
<p>Wednesday 4th</p>
<p>A very cold morning with quite a flurry of snow Sol and Andrew came over to saw wood. They finished the wood at dinnerr time. Andrew paid old Mr Robinson 70 cents for mounding his boots in Maitland</p>
<p>Thursday 8th</p>
<p>A cold day but fine. Robert went to Brockville Another lamb came today. Mary Ann came over in the afternooon. Allen drove his horse I got a letter from Will.</p>
<p>Friday 9th</p>
<p>A very windy day. Dennie and Maggie went to Presestt. Robert went to Brockville with a load of hay. Harold made a gallon of molases. Jude and Clarence came up with Maggie from Presestt.</p>
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<p>April Saturday 10th 1880</p>
<p>A rainy morning. Andrew and Harold went to Presestt. Another call came today. Allen took Jude and Clarence to Brockville in the {illegible}. Andrew went on the River It began to snow tonight.</p>
<p>Sunday 11th</p>
<p>A very cold slowery day. Andrew and Miss Howells went to church. I was quite deep. No visitors.</p>
<p>Monday 12th</p>
<p>A very cold disagreeable day. A very hard frost last night. Harold went over the swamp to boil sap. Andrew went to a cheese meeting. Allen sent to Maitland. Allen paid Mr Marshall $7.50</p>
<p>Tuesday 13th</p>
<p>A very dark cold day just like March weather. Harold went over the swamp. Andrew Allen and Robert went to Brockville. Bill came in the evening for a few minutes.</p>
<p>Wednesday 14th</p>
<p>A very strong east wind. Harold and Mrs Howells went to Presestt. Allen went to Maitland and over to Emily's in the evening. Robert was ploughing, they plouged for the first time last Thursday the 8 of April.</p>
<p>Thursday 15th</p>
<p>A warm windy day, the {illegible} stood at alarming heat all day, bodogeres, yesterday it stood at Freeying point all day.</p>
<p>Friday 11th</p>
<p>A pouring wet day. The men worked round the house. Allen went to a theatered performence in Presestt he staid all night. Bill was in for a few minutes.</p>
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<p>Saturday 17</p>
<p>A very wet day. Allen came home about noon. Sol was here and got some coal oil. Robert went to the Mill. Clara Hendreson brought us over a quarter of veal.</p>
<p>Sunday 18th</p>
<p>A lovely day. Miss Howells and the boys went to church. Maggie went out for a walk.</p>
<p>Monday 19th</p>
<p>A fine day but windy just like March Robert ploughed all day. Harold went to Dagleishes and Bartons. Andrew and William was here for tea. Andrew worked at the cheese factory all the afternoon.</p>
<p>Tuesday 20th</p>
<p>A very windy day. Andrew sent the milk to the factory for the first time. he sent 102 pounds of milk. Robert ploughed all day. Andrew and Harold {illegible} in the {illegible} noon and worked in the garden in the afternoon. No visitors. Three lambs today.</p>
<p>Wednesday 21st</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew sent 105 lbs of milk to the factory today. Maggie went back to Bills: Harold took her to Presestt this forenow Carroll is three years old today, he measures 3ft 3 in. C Bill in</p>
<p>Thursday 22nd</p>
<p>A very wet day. Mrs Lester came and cleaned the Mens room and flow room. Andrew Harold and Robert went to Presestt. Robert bought home a load of shingles. Allen took 103 lbs of milk to the factory.</p>
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<p>April Friday 23rd 1880</p>
<p>A fine day but cold. Mrs Lester came and cleaned the pantry and breakfast room. Robert and Flan plouged all day. Andrew and Harold busy round the house. Bill called for a minutes. Andrew sent 102 lbs of milk to the facotry.</p>
<p>Saturday 24th</p>
<p>A very fine day but a cold east wind blew all day. Andrew and Lucia went to Brockville. Harold sick all day. Andrew sent 110 lbs of milk to the factory. Allen went to Maitland in the evening.</p>
<p>Sunday 25th</p>
<p>A fine day. Andrew, Allen and Miss Howells went to church. Harold very sick all day.</p>
<p>Monday 26th</p>
<p>A rainy day. Andrew went to Presestt to get some medicene for Harold. Allen took 120 lbs of milk to the factory.</p>
<p>Friday 27th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew went to Feyew to get some apple trees. Mary Ann spent the day home. Harold a little better Bill came to see him. Mrs Wilson and Miss Wilson came up in the evening. Allen took 121 lbs of milk tomorrow today</p>
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<p>Avery fine day. Mrs Lester was here working. A lot of things from over the swamp here brought over here. Men busy ploughing No visitors. Allen took 117 lbs of milk to facotry</p>
<p>Thursday 29th</p>
<p>A rainy day. Agnes cleaned the {illegible}. The contents of Sols house were brought over. The men drew out manure and ploughed. Harold very miserable Allen took 122 lbs of milk to factory.</p>
<p>Friday 30th</p>
<p>A very windy day. Andrew and the men busy in the field part of the day. In the afternoon Andrew made a box to pack Bella's things in. Rained hard at night.</p>
<p>Saturday 1st of May</p>
<p>A very windy disagreeable day more like than March than May. Allen Lucia and Miss Howells went to Presestt. Lucia got a pair of boots and slippers. Bill came to tea. Andrew took all Bella's funiture to the statow. Harold a little better.</p>
<p>Sunday 2nd</p>
<p>A very fine day. Allen Lucia and Miss Howells went to church. No person here.</p>
<p>Monday 3rd</p>
<p>A very windy day. Lucia and Miss Howells went to Presestt. Andrew planted the early potatoes and some of the apple trees. Mary Ann and Andrew were here in the afternoon for a few minutes.</p>
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<p>May Tuesday 4th 1880</p>
<p>A very fine day. Annie from Sols was here for tea. Henry Morey was here for dinner. Lucia set a few on duck eggs. I got a letter from Bella and Answered it. Andrew set out fifty four apple trees, and sowed some oats the first he has sown this year.</p>
<p>Wednesday 5th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew planted trees part of the day. he sowed oats below the road. Lol and Andrew were here. Mr McCallough from Brockville came and took away his house that was here, he paid Andrew ten dollars. Flan Barton went away, Andrew paid him $7.50.</p>
<p>Thursday 6th</p>
<p>A fine day, Andre finished the apple trees. Harold not much better. Johnson Starratt came to work. No callers. the wind very cold tonight.</p>
<p>Friday 7th</p>
<p>Anice day, but quite cool, frost last night Lucia and I cleaned the dining room Mary Ann came over to tea, Emily came for a few minutes. Miss Bertha Fielole was married on the 29th of April.</p>
<p>Saturday 8th</p>
<p>A very hot day just like summer. Andrew took me as far as McCleans for a drive.Rufers paid him 30 dollars part payment for the house he bought. No caller or news.</p>
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<p>Sunday 9th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Andrew Allen & Lucia went to church. Bill called in the afternoon. Ida, William, and Andrew came over after tea, Andrew staid all night.</p>
<p>Monday 10th</p>
<p>A fine morning, about two O'clock Ive had a heavy thunder shower, the rain did a great deal of good. Andrew began to plant potatoes in the afternoon and sowed barley. No callers.</p>
<p>Tuesday 11th</p>
<p>A very warm morning but cool evening. Andrew, Miss Howell, and Lucia went to Brockville and brought me some things for the house, I heard today that Annie Sharpe is very ill again.</p>
<p>Wednesday 17th</p>
<p>A very cold north wind, blew all day. Andrew planted potatoes. Mary Ann came over to tea. No other visitors.</p>
<p>Thursday 13</p>
<p>A very cold east wind. Andrew planted potatoes. Men sowed grain and ploughed. Little Andrew went home, Andrew paid him a dollar for four days work.</p>
<p>Friday 14th</p>
<p>A very cold wind this morning but very warm in the evening. Andrew finished planting potatoes and sowed oats and barley Bill came for a few minutes. Lucia and miss Howells went to Maitland.</p>
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<p>May Saturday 15th 1880</p>
<p>A very warm day. Harold went to Brockville in the morning. Allen went to Presestt in the afternoon. Andrew sowed seeds and dug in garden all the afternoom.</p>
<p>Sunday 16th</p>
<p>A very fine day, Andrew and the two boys went to church. Lola and Andrew came over in the afternoon. Andrew paid James {illegible} on Saturday. I went for a drive over the swamp with Andrew to see the cattle. Annie and Clara came over in the afternoon.</p>
<p>Monday 17th</p>
<p>A very warm day, we want rain badly. Lola came over to help me clean house, we cleaned the Halll upstairs. Lucia and Miss Howells got their dresses fitted at Mrs Makers. Men both ploughing. Andrew and Harold sowed pumpkins. No visitors.</p>
<p>Tuesday 18th</p>
<p>A rainy day, Lola and I sewed all day. Men Andrew and Harold went to Presestt. Robert went to Maitland sick. Nothing particular doing.</p>
<p>Wednesday 19th</p>
<p>A fine day, Ida and I cleaned Lucia's room and sewed. Robert came back this evening. Mrs Lester was here for dinner. no company.</p>
<p>Thursday 20th</p>
<p>A very hot day, the hottest we have had this summer. Andrew and Harold worked in the gardens and drew out manuere. Annie and Clara came over in the evening. Lola, Andrew and myself cleaned the big bedroom. Lucia went to Maitland.</p>
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<p>Friday 21st</p>
<p>A cloudy morning, but did not rain. Mary Ann and Mageret came up and spent the day here. Miss Howell went to Maitland Man busy drawing out manure and drilling the field in front of the house for marigolds.</p>
<p>Saturday 22nd</p>
<p>A showery cool day. Man planted Marigolds. Harold and Allen went to Presestt in the afternoon. Harold went to Ogdeusburg. Andrew went to the cheese factory. Lola and Andrew were here for a long time.</p>
<p>Sunday 23rd</p>
<p>A very windy day, but bright. Miss Howell Lucia, Lola and Harold went to church. Annie and Clara were over in the evening. Bill called in the afternoon. I went for a drive.</p>
<p>Monday 24rd</p>
<p>Fiona's birthday, A very fine day, Harold and Miss Howell went to a picnic at the pines John Willow came up in the evening to settle up the cheese accounts. Emily came for a little while.</p>
<p>Tuesday 25th</p>
<p>A very hot day. Allen came home with Mary Ann and Maggie who came up and spent the day here. I went for a drive in the afternoon.</p>
<p>Wednesday 21st</p>
<p>A very hot day. Andrew finished planting marigolds in the field. Miss Blakey and Annie & Clara Hendreson came over in the morning Tom Lewis came to see Harold.</p>
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<p>May Thursday 24th 1880</p>
<p>A fine day Harold left today for {illgible}. Allen took him to Presestt. Andrew busy in the garden. No callers today.</p>
<p>Friday 28th</p>
<p>A fine day, Andrew worked in the garden nearly all day, he sowed a sowell piece foots. Andrew has got shindy from the factory for cheese $26.22cts</p>
<p>Mr Howell came up and honed the Piane I paid him a dollar.</p>
<p>Saturday 29th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Allen and Miss Howell went to Presestt and Ogdensburg. Ida went home in the evening. No caller.</p>
<p>Sunday 30th</p>
<p>A pouring wet day. Andrew and Allen went to church in the morning. In the evening it cleaned up and Lucia went to church with Annie Hendreson who came over to see.</p>
<p>Monday 31st</p>
<p>A very windy day and cold after the rain Robert took a load of cheese to Presestt. Lola {illegible} came down to tea. Emily Hendreson came over to and {illegible} to tea.</p>
<p>Tuesday 1st of June</p>
<p>A very cold windy day it rained hard in the night. Andrew went to Brockville he took up some eggs and 8 {illegible} of butter to {illegible}. Andrew got $11.40cts from the cheese today. Mrs Lewis called for just a minute.</p>
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<p>June Wednesday 2nd 1880</p>
<p>A very fine day but cool, a slight frost last night. Andrew, Allen, baby and myself went to Presestt, I am very tired after the drive. Andrew paid a good many bills and paid Bill what he owed him he commend to plant came today.</p>
<p>Thursday 3rd</p>
<p>A cold windy day, I felt very tired and miserable after doing to Presestt. Andrew and Allen plointed come, little Andrew came over to work. No callers today.</p>
<p>Friday 4th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Allen took me down to Presestt to stay in few days I feel miserable Allen went to Brockville in the evening and brought Susie down I paid Miss Howlls 25 dollars Andrew finished planting corn and pumpkins.</p>
<p>Saturday 5th</p>
<p>A very fine morning but poured rain in the afternoon, Allen went to Presestt to go to a picic but it rained so heavily that he was dissapointed, he went to a party at Mrs Jones.</p>
<p>Sunday 6th</p>
<p>A very wet morning but cleaned up about 9 Oclock Allen and Ernie sowed up to Maitland church.</p>
<p>Monday 7</p>
<p>A very windy day. Susie went home, Andrew went little Andrew worked in the garden. Nothing pastieder doing they made another sale of cheese today.</p>
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<p>June Tuesday 8th 1880</p>
<p>A very fine day, Maggie is very sick same last Friday with congestion of the lungs. Allen came down for me today, Fiele and Clarence came to Presestt. Andrew was hoeing potatoes, men ploughing.</p>
<p>Wendesday 9th</p>
<p>A very fine morning. A doubtful a bit better In my trip. I got his letter yesterday one from home and one from Charlotte. Andrew got $13,86cts from the cheese factory last night.No body home. I paid Mary Ann 50 cents.</p>
<p>Thursday 10th</p>
<p>A very fine day but very hot. Andrew took me to Brockville with him to sell the wood. I got fearfuly tired. I paid Hutchisons Bill and paid Mrs Howells 26 dollars has yours salary up to the 6 th of September.</p>
<p>Tuesday 11th</p>
<p>A very close hot day. Allen took Mrs. Howlls to Brockville she has gone for good lam happy to say. Emily Hendreson came over and bought me a nice sponge cake. Andrew busy hoeing potatoes.</p>
<p>Saturday 12th</p>
<p>A rainy day, Andrew went to Presestt and brought me some nice {illegible} Maltos. We got a letter from Harold, I answered it and sent hime from postage stamps.</p>
<p>Sunday 13th</p>
<p>A wet morning day but cleaned uptime for church. All the young ones went, Andrew stayed with me. Allen is 16 years old today.</p>
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<p>Monday 14th</p>
<p>A very fine day. All hands hoeing potatoes. Mrs. Lewis and Lola came down to see me, I dont get strong very fast. Allen posted Harold a letter to catch the mail at Winnipeg.</p>
<p>Tuesday 15th</p>
<p>A lovely day. Lucia and I went to My Brothers to et my wrapper cart out. Afterwards we show out spent the day at {illegible}. Men hoeing Marigold.</p>
<p>Wednesday 16th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Men busy at the marigolds. We heard today that Bill was {illegible} out. Mary Ann Annie and William were all home.</p>
<p>Thursday 17th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Lucia and Lola went to Presestt to find out about the fine Bills house was badly burned but nothing lost. The family went to Mrs. Lewis, Miss Hendreson came and took me for a drive. Clara Hendreson came over and brought five turkey eggs to Caroll. Lucia brought home fifty packets of sugar. Lola went home this evening.</p>
<p>Friday 18th</p>
<p>A fine day. Andrew finished using buckwheat Lucia set a hen on the turkey egg. Allen went to Presestt in the boat. No visitors.</p>
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<p>June Saturday 19th 1880</p>
<p>A very fine day, Andrew and I went to Brockwille. Men hoed marigold they finished then. Allen came home in the evening got a letter from home and Bella.</p>
<p>Sunday 20th</p>
<p>A cloudy day and quite cool Lucia and Allen went to church. In the afternoon there was a frighful thunder and hard storm of on the second comission. Emily came over in the evening. Mr. Lewis called but I could not see him.</p>
<p>Monday 21st</p>
<p>A very fine day, Men didgood work all day, All the Hendresons came over in the morning and went out in the boat.</p>
<p>Tuesday 22nd</p>
<p>A fine day. Men finished the roadwork at noon. Andrew busy hoeing all the afternoon. I got a card from Charlotte.</p>
<p>Wednesday 23rd</p>
<p>A cloudy morning, but cleaned up about 9 oclock Andrew Lucia and Myself cleaned the drawingroom. We finished it but 10'oclock the afternoon then worked at the marigolds.</p>
<p>Thursday 24th</p>
<p>A very warm morning. In the afternoon wet very heavy showers of rain and hail. {illegible} the window blinds all upstairs Allen made the new ones for me on the Machine. I went with Lucia and pilot a few {illegible}.</p>
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<p>Mar 7 By interval fri 2.Months up to 1st of May. a . D.1878 {Note in right margin: $30}</p>
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<p>Security By Aunt of Rout-fermi Dalplisch {Note in right margin: $55}</p>
<p>Mar 7 By interval fri 2.Months up to 1st of May. a . D.1878 {Note in right margin: $30}</p>
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<p>Decem 3 To Cash $50 {illegible} of the Rust {note in left margin: '$50'}" to " $25 to the takin out of the first half years interest {note in left margin: '$25'}</p>
<p><br /> To $9 Paid to the Scavenger {note in left margin: '$9'}</p>
<p><br /> 5 To $12 for lined Juave lulfring to survey for making a live fence</p>
<p><br /> 1878 letover Dunham's lot of Soloman's {note in left margin: '$12.00'}</p>
<p><br /> Mar 7 To $4 for drawing died by French {note in left margin: '$4.00'}</p>
<p><br /> 1879 " for Preaching mortgage {note in left margin: '$1.50'}</p>
<p><br /> Jan 30 To a Draft for $75 {note in left margin: '$75'}</p>
<p><br /> June 3 To a Draft for $9 interest up to the 1st of May A.D.1879 {note in left margin: '$91'}</p>
<p><br /> 25 To a Draft for $34 fault of interest {illegible} due up to 1st Nov A.D. 1879 {note in left margin: '$34'}</p>
<p><br /> August 22 To a dafe for $40 from of interest</p>
<p><br /> 1878 not due up to 1st Nov A.D. 1879 {note in left margin: '$40'}</p>
<p><br /> Oct. 28 To a Draft for $40 to B.B. Allen {illegible} for D Wilson Jones {note in left margin: '$40'}</p>
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<p>June Friday 25th 1880</p>
<p>A fine day but very warm. Andrew took me to Presest. Maggie is better, Mary Ann not to well tired out cleaning. In the afternoon men worked at the Margolds. Emily came over in the eveing.</p>
<p>Saturday 26th</p>
<p>A fine day Lucia quite sick all day. The new finished the Margolds. Agnes went to Maitland. Annie Hendutow was over for a {illegible}</p>
<p>Sunday 27th</p>
<p>A very warm day, Allen went to church Mrs Henry frine Jeine Houte was buried today in Maitland. Mrs Lewis called in the afternoon.</p>
<p>Monday 28th</p>
<p>A cloudy morning, rained a little in the night. Men busy hoeing. Andrew and Lucia went to Brockville and bought down Susie. I got a bad pain in my side.</p>
<p>Tuesday 29th Andrew went to Presestt for Bill to see me. rained a little today. Andrew went to get Johnie Patterson to work. EMily Nenderin was here for tear, the spent the afternoon with me. Bill caught some fish.</p>
<p>Wednesday 30th</p>
<p>A fine day. Bill and Me came up fora minute. Allen went to Presestt. Men still weeding in the garden.</p>
<p>Thursday July 1st</p>
<p>A fine day. Agnes and Robert both took holidays. Lucia took Susie to Brockville. We got a very nice letter from Harold yesterday. Mis. {illegilbe} called</p>
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<p>July Friday 2th 1880</p>
<p>A very fine day. Allen came home in the morning. Men Hoeing come. Aqnes picked enough up berries for tea. Charlotte Sallie Sallie and Geirge Malloeh all came to see me. George went to Mathew to stay the rest stayed with me all night.</p>
<p>Saturday 3rd</p>
<p>A very fine day. Allen took the Malloehs up to Brockville. Bill came and put a {illegible} on my side for Pleasing. Men busy hoeing. Andrew came over and got {illegible} from his lunch Andrew.</p>
<p>Saturday 4th</p>
<p>A very fine day, I was in bed all day with a blister on. Bill came in. Emily came over Ernie and Lola and Annie came to dinner Allen went in Presestt with Ernie.</p>
<p>Monday 5th</p>
<p>A fine day. I got up but felt very weak. Andrew busy hoeing come. No person here.</p>
<p>Tuesday 6th</p>
<p>A very hot day. Allen came home in the {illegible}. I was very sick all day. Andrew and men hoeing come. Mrs Lewis {illgible}</p>
<p>Wednesday 7th</p>
<p>A very hot day, Men hoeing came and Andrew worked in the garden are of {illegible} me. Emily came over in the eveing. Allen painted part of the porch.</p>
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<p>Thursday 8th</p>
<p>A very hot day. Robert went to market Andrew went to Presestt and Ogdensburg he brought Jammie home with him. I was very poorly all day, Bill came in the evening.</p>
<p>Friday 9th</p>
<p>A fearfully hot day. George, Charlotte Jillin and Sallie Malloeh all came down and stowed all night. Mary Ann & Maggie drove up in the afternoon family and Mary Ann from over the swamp were here in the morning. Bill called</p>
<p>Saturday 10th</p>
<p>A very hot day. The Malloehs all went away today. Allen cut the {illgible} hay the new busy hoeing.</p>
<p>Sunday 11th</p>
<p>A fine day. Allen and Jammie went to church. Lucin came home from Presett family came over. Andrew {illgible} of home with</p>
<p>Monday 11th</p>
<p>A cloudy morning. Jammie went to Presestt with Andrew . It rained very heavily in the afternoon and morning. Men {illgible} barn and mowing macheine.</p>
<p>Tuesday 13th</p>
<p>A clouudy day after the rain. Annie Jones came over. Andrew and all lunch {illgible} of the hay, Allen cut ome noon, we got in the load.</p>
<p>Wednesday 14th</p>
<p>A very fine day. All bury at the hay. Bill called to {illgible} and went out {illgible} family came over</p>
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<div class="mw-parser-output">
<p>To A Hare & Co & Lemon}</p>
<table><tbody><tr><td>1833</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>2 doz axes to grind</td>
</tr><tr><td>-</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>6 doz do do</td>
</tr><tr><td>-</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>8 do do do</td>
</tr><tr><td>Aug 11</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>16 doz do, do</td>
</tr><tr><td>15</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>3 doz do do</td>
</tr><tr><td></td>
<td>To</td>
<td>2 doz and 2 axes</td>
</tr><tr><td></td>
<td>To</td>
<td>4 Broad axes</td>
</tr><tr><td>1833</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>" " for staves</td>
</tr><tr><td>Sept 25</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>5 doz axes</td>
</tr><tr><td></td>
<td>To</td>
<td>2 doz and 4 axes</td>
</tr><tr><td>Oct 19</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>9 doz axes</td>
</tr><tr><td></td>
<td>To</td>
<td>5 Broad axes</td>
</tr><tr><td></td>
<td>To</td>
<td>5 stave axes</td>
</tr><tr><td>23</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>7 doz axes</td>
</tr><tr><td>Nov 25</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>2 doz do</td>
</tr><tr><td>29</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>10 doz do</td>
</tr><tr><td>30</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>2 doz axe</td>
</tr><tr><td>Dec 9</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>5 doz axes do</td>
</tr><tr><td>12</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>4 doz and 8 Axes</td>
</tr><tr><td>13</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>1 Broad ax</td>
</tr><tr><td>17</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>2 doz Axes</td>
</tr><tr><td>19</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>3 doz Axes do</td>
</tr><tr><td>25</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>4 doz Axes do</td>
</tr><tr><td>27</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>1 Stave ax do</td>
</tr><tr><td>Jan 3</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>5 doz axes</td>
</tr><tr><td>15</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>2 doz axes</td>
</tr><tr><td>20</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>2 doz axes</td>
</tr><tr><td>23</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>1 Stave ax</td>
</tr><tr><td>31</td>
<td>To</td>
<td>2 Broad axes</td>
</tr></tbody></table><table><tbody><tr><td>10</td>
<td>"</td>
<td>"</td>
</tr><tr><td>7</td>
<td>"</td>
<td>"</td>
</tr><tr><td>"</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>6</td>
</tr><tr><td>"</td>
<td>2</td>
<td>6</td>
</tr><tr><td>2</td>
<td>10</td>
<td>"</td>
</tr><tr><td></td>
<td>15</td>
<td>10</td>
</tr><tr><td></td>
<td>14</td>
<td>2</td>
</tr><tr><td></td>
<td>14</td>
<td>2</td>
</tr><tr><td></td>
<td>6</td>
<td>3</td>
</tr><tr><td></td>
<td>2</td>
<td>6</td>
</tr><tr><td></td>
<td>1</td>
<td>8</td>
</tr><tr><td></td>
<td>3</td>
<td>6</td>
</tr><tr><td>1</td>
<td>10</td>
<td>"</td>
</tr><tr><td>1</td>
<td>10</td>
<td>"</td>
</tr><tr><td>1</td>
<td>10</td>
<td></td>
</tr><tr><td>"</td>
<td>6</td>
<td>3</td>
</tr><tr><td></td>
<td>8</td>
<td>9</td>
</tr></tbody></table></div>
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<p>amount Brot over</p>
Bg 3 doz axes by the money at 10/ flak Bg 2 doz axes that Mr Lemor had Bg 3 ax at /10pat do
<table><tbody><tr><td>58</td>
<td>10 2</td>
</tr><tr><td>1</td>
<td>10</td>
</tr><tr><td>1</td>
<td></td>
</tr><tr><td></td>
<td>26</td>
</tr><tr><td>$61</td>
<td>28</td>
</tr></tbody></table>
March 28+29 By 20 doz axes ground at 10/per By grinding the doz afer at 10/p doz By do 2 " " " 6/3 " By do 2 Broad axes at 1/3 per June 24 By do 5 doz axes at 10/ per By do 1 doz and 7 axes, at 10/ per By 1 doz 05 axes ground and not polished at 10 p doz Nov 1 By grinding 5 Broad axes 19 By grinding 2 Broad axes By do 2 narrow axes By pollishing 14 axes at 3 per By grinding 3 doz axes at 10/ By do " " " By d do By 5 Broad axes at 1/3 By grinding 1 doz axes not polished</div>
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<p>5 July Thursday 15th 1880</p>
<p>A very warm morning. Little Andrew went to Brockville to market. Andrew bury having in hay. Allen cutting. No caller myself family in the morning.</p>
<p>Friday 16th</p>
<p>A fine day. Allen went to Presestt and brought Maggie up to stay for a while. Mary Ann came over to him and took Annie home. Family came in the morning.</p>
<p>Saturday 17</p>
<p>A cloudy day,quite a shower in the afternoon Mary Ann, Bill, {illgible}, Ellen, Hatter Pottow and {illgible} I hope came up to him, Mary Ann was over to porw the swamp.</p>
<p>Saturday 18th</p>
<p>A very fine day. Maggie, Lucin, Allen and Andrew went to church. I went for a drive over the {illgible} swamp it had me {illgible}</p>
<p>Monday 19th</p>
<p>A fine day, with just little bits of showers. Allen went to Presestt and brought up the new {illgible} girl, Maggie and Lucin went berry picking. Sol was here all day helping to draw the hay. Allen mowed all the afternoon.</p>
<p>Tuesday 20th</p>
<p>A very wet morning. Andrew and Robert and Francis. In the afternoon Andrew went collecting Mr. Lewis's salary. We got a letter for Harold and one from {illgible} too. Bille came in for a few minutes family and the girls were over in the evening. The Two Miss Willows called to see how I</p>
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<p>{Wednesday & Thursday too faded}</p>
<p>Sunday August 1st</p>
<p>A very hot day, Allen, Maggie and Julian went to church. Ms. Lewis called, also family and May over and {illgible} from over the swamp.</p>
<p>Monday 2nd</p>
<p>A wet day, Andrew filled the lunch went to Presett killed a sheep, Arnold went over to the church for the rest of the men hoed when the rain died stop them.</p>
<p>Tuesday 3rd</p>
<p>A fine morning but cold. Allen went to Presett. Andrew was in the garden as the barley was wet get to bring in - no callens - Robert went to Brockville.</p>
<p>Wednesday 4th</p>
<p>A cloudy morning it cleared up a bit 12 delay deport the day at Mrs. Lewis's -Nobody here- Men drawing in barley.</p>
<p>Thursday 5th</p>
<p>A very cool morning, I went for a drive to Maitland with Andrew I got very cold. Andrew worked in the garden. Allen and little Andrew went to Presett <little Andrew went to the circus in Ogdensburgh.</p>
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<p>7 August Friday 6th 1880</p>
<p>A very fine day, {illegible} was have drowing in barley they got it all in and cut some oats. Andrew {illegible writing crossed out} began to make the soap and worked in the {illegible}: No callen.</p>
<p>Wednesday September 1st 1880</p>
<p>A cloudy morning, I've have had no rain worth while for a month. Andrew and Allen cut buckwheat over the swamp. A fearfully hot day. No callen.</p>
<p>Thursday 2nd</p>
<p>A {illegible} day for heat. one off the hottest of the season. Jude and Clarence went back to Brockville. Noone over the swamp. Queenie (the Irish girl) cause to work on Tuesday.</p>
<p>Friday 3rd</p>
<p>The hottest day I've have had this year. A litte rain cause up in the morning but search rough to lay the duvet. The men wine over the swamp. Arnold very sick all day.</p>
<p>Saturday 4th</p>
<p>A very hot day. Andrew sowed Rye over the swamp. Allen melted over the soap.</p>
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<p>Board at Mrs Hanfers</p>
<p>1881 Commenced board on the second day of Feb took tea</p>
<p>March 2 Paid Mrs Hanfer for (the?) work 12.00</p>
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<p>John Powell</p>
<p>Commenced work on the morning of the 16th of March A D. 1881 at $2 for the first month + $15 for the next 6 months April 9 7. Cash 60cts for to buy a razin 50cts + bush 10cts</p>
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{The following is a pre-printed page of an annual calender with the months and days of 1914}
{The border of the page is outlined with flowers}
== 1914 ==
== January ==
<table>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>31</p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
== February ==
<table>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
== March ==
<table>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>31</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
== April ==
<table>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
== May ==
<table>
<tr>
<td width="90">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="87">
<p>31</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="90">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="87">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="90">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="87">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="90">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>27</p>
</td>
<td width="87">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="90">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>28</p>
</td>
<td width="87">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="90">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>29</p>
</td>
<td width="87">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="90">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>30</p>
</td>
<td width="87">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
== June ==
<table>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
== July ==
<table>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>31</p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
== August ==
<table>
<tr>
<td width="89">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="89">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>31</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="89">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="89">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="89">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>27</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="89">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>28</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="89">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>29</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
== September ==
<table>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>916</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104"> </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
== October ==
<table>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>31</p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
== November ==
<table>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
== December ==
<table>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>31</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
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{In the left corner the following is written faintly in pencil: #468, 9041, $90}
Wm J. William
Compliments of Blue Lake S.S.
Jan 1914
{An image of a maple leaf is printed on the first page}
== Canadian Diary ==
== 1914 ==
Toronto:
Published by The Brown Brothers, Limited
Manufacturing Stationers
51 and 53 Wellington Street West
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<td>USEFUL INFORMATION</td>
</tr>
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=== 1914 ===
{Illegible} ... 15
{Illegible} .... {9?}
Solar Cycle ... 19
{Illegible} Letter ... 12
Roman {Illegible} 13
Julian Period (Year of) ... 17
The year {illegible} of the Jewish Era commences at sunset {December 21st?} 1914.
The year XXXI of the Muhammedan Era commences on November 1914.
The 5th year of the reign of King George V begins May 6th 1914.
The 47th year of the Dominion of Canada begins July 1st, 1914.
The 138th year of the Independence of the United States begins July 4th, 1914.
=== Festivities, Anniversaries, etc. 1914 ===
New Years Day . Jan 1
{Ephiphany?} " 4
{Illegible} Sunday ... Feb 3
{Quadragesimus?} Shrove Sun ... 22
Ash Wednesday {Quadragesimus?} 1st Sun. in Lent. Mar.1
St. David ... " 1
St. Patrick ... " 17
{Annunciation?} Lady Day ... " 25
Palm Sunday ... April 5
Good Friday ... " 10
Easter Sunday ... " 12
Easter Monday ... " 13
Low Sunday... " 19
St. George ... " 23
{Illegible} of King George V ... May 6
{Illegible} Day ... Holy Thurs ... " 21
Victoria Day ... " 24
Birth of Queen Mary ... May 26
Pentecost ... {White?} Sun ... " 31
Birth of King George V ... June 3
Trinity Sun ... " 7
{Illegible} Christ ... " 11
Birth of Prince of Wales ... " 13
St. John Baptist ... Midsummer Day " 21
Dominion Day ... July 1
Labor Day ... Sept 7
St. Michael ... {Illegible} Day " 20
All Saints Day. Nov. 1
First Sunday in Advent ..... " 20
St. Andrew ..... " 30
Birth of Queen Alexandra ..... Dec.1
Conteption Day .... " 8
St. Thomas ... " 21
Christmas Day. " 25
=== Eclipse, 1914 ===
In the year 1914 there will be four eclipses, two of the Sun and two of the Moon.
I. An annular eclipse of the Sun. Feb. 25th, is visible in N. America.
II. A partial eclipse of the Moon, March 11th. Moon enters the shadow March 11th at 9h (2m?) p.m. Middle of eclipse 11th {illegible} . Moon leaves the shadow March 12th at {illegible}. Magnitude of the eclipse {illegible} (Moon diameter = 1.0).
III. A total eclipse of the Sun, Aug. 21st. The eclipse will be partial in the Maritimes Provinces, Quebec, and Ontario. In Toronto, the eclipse begins at {17?} a.m., ending at 4h, 19m, a.m., the amount of observation being {0.15?}
IV. A partial eclipse of the Moon, Sept. 4th invisible in Toronto. Moon enters the shadow 7h {15m?} a.m. Middle of an eclipse, {illegible} a.m. Moon leaves shadow 10h {58m?} a.m, 75th mer. standard time. Magnitude of the eclipse, {6.344?}
=== The Seasons - Standard Time. ===
Sun enters Aries - Spring begins Ontario and Quebec, March 21 6 a.m. Maritime Provinces, March 21, 7 a.m. Manitoba, 5 a.m., Alberta, a.m. B. Columbia, 3 a.m.
Sun enters Cancer - Summer begins Ontario and Quebec, June 22, 2 a.m. Maritimes Provinces, 3 a.m. Manitoba, 1 a.m. Alberta, June 21, mid. B. Columbia, June 21, 11 p.m.
Sun enters Libra - Autumn begins Ontario and Quebec, Sept. 23, 5 p.m. Maritime Provinces, 6 p.m. Manitoba, 4 p.m. Alberta, 3 p.m. B. Columbia, 2 p.m.
Sun enters Capricornus - Winter begins Dec. 22, 11 a.m, Ontario and Quebec. Noon in Maritime Provinces, 10 a.m. in Manitoba, 9 a.m. Alberta, 8 a.m., B. Columbia.
=== WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ===
=== MEASURE OF LENGTH ===
{The second quotation mark is used to represent the work "make"}
4 in. make 1 hand.
1.93 " " 1 {link?}
18 " " 1 cubit
12 " " 1 foot
6 ft. " 1 fathom
3 " " 1 yard
{illegible} yds. " 1 rod
40 rds " 1 furlong
{8?} fur. " 1 mile
1760 yds " 1 mile
{illegible} mls. " 1 degree
{50?} geographicall miles make 1 degrees.
=== SQAURE MEASURE===
144 sq. in.... 1 sq. foot
9 " ft .... 1 " yard
20 ½ " yds ... 1 " rod
40 " rods .. 1 " acre
10 " {illegible} " acre
{653?} ' acres 1 '" mile
=== AVOIRDUPOIS ===
16 drams {grams?} make 1 oz
16 ozs. " 1 lb.
25 lbs. " 1 qt.
4 qts. " 1 {owt.?}
1 {owt.} " 1 ton
5000 lbs. " 1 ton.
=== TROY ===
24 grains make 1 dwt.
20 dwts. " 1 oz.
12 ozs. " 1 lb.
=== LIQUID ===
4 gills make 1 pint
2 pints " 1 quart
4 quarts " 1 gallon
4 teaspoons make 1 tablespoon.
2 tablespoons make 1 ounce.
2 ozs. make 1 wine glass
Metre .......................... 3.29 feet
Kilometre .................. 1003.6 yds.
Kilogramme ................ 2.2046 lbs.
Centimetre .................. .3937 inches
Litre ...................... 1.263 pints
Hectare .................. 2.471 acres
Knot or Marine Miles .. 1.13 statue miles.
*Approximate
wherefractions occur in the rates per hour an easy way to calculate the is to call the upper figercents.
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Memorandum from 1913
The World's Need
So many gods, so many creeds,
So many paths that wind and wind,
While just the art of being kind,
Is all the sad world needs. C. W. Wilcox
Don't look for the flaws as you go through life,
And even when you find them,
It is wise and kind to be some what blind.
And look for the virtue behind them. C. W. Wilcox
"Warning"
High in the heavens I saw the moon this morning
Albiet the sun shone bright;
Unto my soul it spoke, in voice of warning.
"Remember Night!"
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Friday, January 9
1914.
May 1st. Rec. 25 top grafted Spy trees from Stone to Wellington nurserys at fifty cent each.
2nd. Went to St. George in the forenoon to get a box of evergreens and fruit trees from Smiths Nurserys, Winona and finished sowing mixed grain (Alaska oats & Barley) about 9 acres in back 14 acre field Nellie had a little heifer calf Fasken was here. Toby Moon came up from Brantford in the evening to stay over
3rd. Sunday on a little visit. He and I went to Franklins for dinner Mr & Mrs Buchanan of Galt came down and had tea with us.
4th Bert Williamson came to help plant trees in young orchard.
5. . Went to Mr Cormicks for 4 rose bushes & to Sharps for tea
6.. Planted 25 Evergreens along the road at end of young orchard, a very heavy rain in the evening & at night.
7.. Planted 25 N. Spy's 10 McIntosh Red. 5 Snows & 2 greenings & 4 freedom in young orchard. Went to Mrs Aitkins Funeral in the afternoon.
8.. Sowed 3 acres of Barley in 3 acre field at north of lane.
9.. Sowed clover seed on 3 acre field and harrowed it.
8. H. Boakes & I went to Mr Farquharsons in the evening to arrange programe for Township Convention.
10. Red sow had seven little pigs.
13. A very wet day, started to draw manure to garden.
14. Transplanted early Tomato plants to cold frame (72) and planted first gladalio bulbs at south of house. Planted the garden in the afternoon and planted early potatoes 5 acres
15. Finished sowing oats & mixed grain on the hill north of the house.
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Saturday, January 10
May 16th. Sowed the acre behind the driving shed with 1 1/2 bus. oats, 10lbs Early Amber Sugar Cane seed and about 9 or 10 lbs of clover & Timothy seed.All mixed together.
17.. Aunt Bessie and I went to Church and stoped at Greens for dinner on the way home. This was the first Sunday that the combination service of church and Sunday school was held in the Presbyterian church and was a decided success. Went to Glen in the evening.
18.. Sowed 2 bus of peas on hill east of the driving shed it being the first time it had been plowed in my recollection. Took nine cattle back to the bush in the evening. The pasture being very good.
19.. Plowed little field down by the creek for mangels Went to R. Atkins in the evening for 4 1/2 gals. of Lime Sulphur solution.
20.. Sprayed trees in the young orchard also the spy trees Put screen-doors on the kitchen at night.
21.. Planted onions, melons etc in the garden.
22.. Started to plow corn ground
23.. Took cattle to Paris in the morning, and went to Mrs. Brooks Funeral in the afternoon, at Blue Lake.
24.. Herb Boakes and I went to Branchton to visit their Sunday School there. Had tea at Mr Mullholand's.
25.. A fine rain in the morning. Set out geraniums & some asters.
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Sunday, January 11
May 26th. Drove to Brantford in the afternoon to get programmes printed for S.S. Convention. also went to Echo Place to see Belle & Roy who had come back from the West. Brought a nice wash-stand and chair home with me which mother gave me.
27. Sowed mangels in little field by the creek. 3 lbs Danish Sludstrup by the Track & 2 lbs Y. Intermediate also carrot, beet, cabbage, parsnip & tomato seed. The ground was in good order.
29.. Sowed top of hill with corn, about 6 acres next Cunninghams 1 bus Wisconsin No. 7. and 1 bus. White cap.
31.. Went to Anniversary Service at St. George. Prin. Gandier of Toronto preaching both morning and evening. The day was beautiful and the church was filled. the Sermons fine.
June 1st. Sprayed apple & plum trees in the afternoon and went to Harold Jarvis & Miss Lyons of Detroit Concert at night
2nd. Sowed 1 1/2 acres of corn finishing field next Cunninghams and drove to the Glen in the evening & to the bush to see the cattle.
3rd. Sprayed the young orchard the second time.
4th A very fine rain last night and raining all forenoon Mr Taylor (Indian) came to the Lake for roots and stayed all night.Set out cabbage and cauliflower plants in the garden. Rev. Mr Reid of the Baptist church, Paris, came to our Prayer meeting and gave a very fine talk on verse. John 3: 16.
7th. Mr. J Burke came up from church with me and we both went over to Kitchens S.S. in the afternoon.
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Monday, January 12
June 8th. A very warm day after a fine shower last night. David Currie of the Glen came to herd cows for us.
9.. Sowed about an acre of corn in field south of the pig pen. part sweet corn & some flint & White sap corn mixed. Sett out about 40 gladalio bulbs of Mr. McCormicks kind also some aster plants. In the evening I was treated to a very pleasant surprise when the members of our Sunday School gathered at Mrs Cornwells to celebrate my birthday. We had music and games with lunch and lemonade afterwards, but where the biggest surprise came was that before they left an address was read and they presented me with a <u>very</u> fine Leather Hand Bag. They seemed grateful that I had opened my home for the Sunday School, while in reality I have been getting the best of it myself. For I <u>have</u> enjoyed having them come and the opportunity of having a class to teach each week has been a great help to me, and while the gift itself was beautiful indeed, yet perhaps it was "The thought that prompts it makes it dear" as someone had written and I hope that I shall always be better and stronger for the confidence which they placed in me in the cause which is so dear to my heart, but words are poor things indeed to express ones feelings when your friends place such confidence in you.
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Tuesday, January 13
June 10th. Took eleven fat hogs to Paris weighing 2130lbs @ $7.70 per cwt. and went to Jack Blakes barn raising in the afternoon on Mr H. Husons farm on the Govenors road.
.. 11.. Harrowed corn in forenoon a spendid catch. and went to Brantford & Echo Place in the afternoon
.. 12 Mr. Stenabaugh came with stone crusher, we sett it by Dalzells barn. drawing the stone from 4 piles in the field.
.. 13. Bert finished making new roller door for driving shed. Cultivated mangels first time. First ripe strawberries.
.. 14 A beautiful Sunday & not too hot, Bert & I drove to Brantford after Sunday School to hear Dr. Carr the Christian Sociliast speaker in Colborne St. Methodist church. He was good.
.. 16 This was the day of our annual Sunday School Convention which was held at Harrisburg in the Methodist church there, the day was fine and the convention was spendid. Rev. Mr Woodside of Brantford on the Home Factor in the S.S. Rev. Mr. Haverstick of St. George spoke in the evening on Evangelism while the Union choir from the different S.S. was spendid indeed.
. . 17 Mr. Foreshaw started to thin the mangels.
. . 18. Started to plant potatoes in the field.
. . 19. A splendid rain in the forenoon which freshened everything up fine. Planted Early Eureka in straw at south and First Choice in part of second row.
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Wednesday, January 14
June 20th. Finished planting potatoes in creek field about 2 acres mostly Sir Walter Raleigh variety. Started to cut Lucerne Clover and went to R. Aitkins in the evening to see Nelson Kelman.
.. 22nd Sowed about 2 acres of turnips next electric track mostly Keiths Prizetaker variety. Went to Mr. Angie in the evening to help make arrangements for a union Picnic.
.. 23rd Went to Redmans for a little while in the evening and also called on Mr & Mrs Barret to say Good Bye before they left for Prince Edward Island.
.. 26th Started to draw in Lucerne hay and went to meet Nellie in the evening.
.. 27.. {splat of blue ink or water mark} Rather a wet day, fixed fence around Cunningham place for the colts. Nellie and I drove to the bush in the evening calling Miss Griers.
.. 29.. This was Prov. Election -day Scott Davidson and Mr. Westbrook being the candidates, Davidson was elected by a majority of 46. Drove to Brantford in the afternoon, going to Cainsville with Gordon where I got a good harness and blanket and a fairly good buggy for $8.00
.. 30.. Nellie and I went a S.S. picnic in for McKenziee bush the day was fine and was a real nice picnic. drove Nellie to the Glen at night.
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Thursday, January 15
July 1st. Cut Lucerne in far hollow
.. 2nd. Finished cultivating corn 2nd time. Shook up the hay (after some heavy rains).
.. 3rd. Mr. Johnson came to help me draw in hay and Bob McDonald's man came for half a day. Took cement blocks back to Simons in the evening.
.. 4th. Finished drawing in hay off hill north of the house it was a fine crop there being ten loads.
.. 5.. Isa. Rosie & Horace Sharp came over to Sunday School and stayed for tea we had a nice visit together.
.. 6.. Sowed 1/2 acre of new century turnips (Picked 1st sweet peas) & 3/4 acre of Grey stone turnips for fall feeding for the cows.
.. 7.. R McDonalds man helped draw in hay in afternoon.
.. 8.. Cut clover at east end of 14 acre field in the forenoon Mr & Mrs Roger went to Toronto and Mary Bell and children came in the evening for a visit.
9.. Fixed fence at Cunninghams and Austrian from the Lake came to help me with the hay.
.. 11.. Drew in 6 loads of mixed hay from east end of 14 acre field. Jean and the little folks came for a visit.
.. 12.. Elwin Stewart and his wife came for tea and stayed the evening.
.. 13 A fine rain in the morning, cultivated the turnips first time Went to McDonalds in the evening to say Goodbye to Jennie who's wedding was on the 13th and to take her some flowers
.. 14.. Mr & Mrs M. Lewis came to work. Came from Toronto.
.. 15.. Started to thin the turnips
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Friday, January 16
July 18th Finished drawing in hay off field next Dalzells, 11 loads.
.. 19.. Mr & Mrs Tramy and children came in their Auto from Berlin.
.. 21st Drew 3 loads of hay to Wolfe Bro's & me to cement works.
2 Mr Johnson came and helped to draw in hay.
.. 22 Finished drawing in hay from young orchard 15 loads making 47 loads of hay alltogether. Started to cut Johnsons wheat in the afternoon.
.. 23 Cultivated mangels and corn, the corn being fine crop and many places higher than my shoulders. A nice shower in the morning.
.. 25.. Finished cutting wheat in Clump field a poor crop. made a bonfire in the evening in orchard by the road.
.. 26.. A beautiful, Mary B & I drove to Ayn to have a visit with J. Dalzell and{a blue ink smudge} his wife and drove home by Paris in the evening.
.. 27.. Cut barley in 3 acre field in forenoon and started to cut mixed grain and Alaska oats in the afternoon
.. 28.. Finished cutting mixed grain (A good crop) Bessie made a party for Aggie and Maurguerite inviting all the little folks around. I borrowed H. Cunninghams camera and took a few snap shots of them and the girls.
.. 29.. Brought the white heifer home from the bush
.. 30.. Drew in wheat from clump field 6 1/2 loads. Sprayed the potatoes & some of the young trees in the evening.
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Saturday, January 17
<s>Aug</s> July 31st. Drove Jean and the little folks to Paris in the morning and cut Mr Johnsons oats in the afternoon.
Aug 1st. Drew in mixed grain from 14 acre field Alaska oats and no. 21 Barley, a fine crop and ripened well together. Mr Fulsetter brought Mr McKee to judge the field of no. 72 oats in 10 acre field, which I had entered in the standing field crop competition.
Aug 2nd. A very nice rain in the morning and also in the afternoon. Went to Uncle Andrew Sharps in the evening for tea.
.. 4th Finished cutting no. 72 oats in back 10 acre field, a very heavy crop, but owing to the army worm a lot of it was stragled down and shelled.
.. 5.. Finished drawing in mixed grain 9 loads and 1 1/2 of Alaska oats
.. 6 & 7.. Helped Simons to thresh and Matt. helped Franklins to press
7.. hay. Helped Johnsons to thresh in afternoon. Recieved word from Toronto that I had taken 2nd prize in the field (standing) competition for Brant corn with no. 72 oats.
.. 8.. Threshed 1/2 day 10 bus O. A. C. 72 oats. 47 of Alaska oats and 290 of mixed grain, it running about 40 bus per acre also 75 bus wheat. Drove Jean and the children to the station in the afternoon.
.. 10.. A very fine rain in the morning and also one in the evening. Cultivated Turnips in the morning and helped Bob Aitkin to thresh in the afternoon.
.. 12 Finished cutting oats and put the binder away for the season.
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Sunday, January 18
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Aug 12th. Drew in barley 4 loads off 3 acre field Mr & Mrs Coates came for tea and to spend the evening
.. 14.. A very nice rain yesterday and last night which freshened things up very much although it did not go very deep, perhaps about three inches.
.. Started to plow for fall wheat and finished hoeing Turnips the second time. Sprayed the young apple trees, for insects which were eating the leaves and a sort of rust blight on them.
.. 12.. The white heifer had a little steer calf (white).
.. 18.. Quite a heavy rain last night, took remainder of baled hay to Paris. Finished hoeing potatoes etc.
.. 19.. Went to St. George in the afternoon and on the Branch to taking tea with Mrs Adams and making a short call at Scotts
.. 20.. A very wet day which gave us a chance to get a lot of odd jobs done. Slipped some geraniums.
.. 21 Helped Dalzells and H. Cunningham to thresh
.. Franklin to thresh in the afternoon
.. 23 Margaret Piffer and I drove to Brantford in the evening {ink splat/water drop}
.. 24 Finished drawing in oats 15 1/2 loads ^no72 off back 10 acre field and 4 loads from top of hill to the north. Nellie D and I have over to Croziers for the evening.
.. 27 R. Robertson and I went to Flower show at Paris in the evening it was fine
.. 28 Brought 2 heifers home from the bush. the Holstion had a fine heifer calf. (A wet day a very fine rain.)
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Monday, January 19
Aug 30th, A very fine day, went to Paris Presby church in the evening.
.. 31st. R. McDonald and I went to a Garden Party at Maus church where the Laurie Family provided meat of the entertainment.
.. Red heifer had a little calf.
Sept 1st. A very heavy rain to-day. raining nearly all day
.. 2nd Finished plowing field next Dalzells barn for wheat.
.. 4 .. Finished plowing 3 acre field for wheat and built a chicken coop on wheels to draw to the fields
.. 5 .. Drove to Brantford with the democrat in the afternoon
.. 7 .. Cleared a stone pile bottom off field next to Dalzells.
.. 9.. Sowed 3 acre field of wheat in the afternoon
.. 10.. .. Timothy on 3 acre field & took new hen-coop to the field.
.. 11 .. Finished sowing fall wheat in field next Dalzells barn about 13 acres in all of Davison's & American Wonder mixed.
.. 12 Drew 4 loads of manure to top drew part of the wheat.
.. 13 Went to Anniversary Services at Glen Morris, Dr Summerville of Toronto preaching for the day.
.. 14 Went to Mr Wm Flemings funeral in the afternoon
.. 15 Cleaned and painted the buggy, and in the evening took a box of white & pink asters to Nellie Sayles for her wedding on the morrow to Gordon Scott.
.. 17th. Mr & Mrs Franquharson came in the evening for tea.
.. 18 .. Painted the barn doors, using 1 gallon of paint.
.. 20 This was our S.S. Rally day as it was a very warm day we held it on the veranda where it was cool.
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Tuesday, January 20th
1914
Sept 30th. Mr Burke of St George gave a nice address after Mrs W. Patton gave a splendid address on mission work Rev Mr Pettigrew was here and gave a short talk while Kenneth McDonald sang a very nice solo.
.. 21 .. Helped Simons to thresh fill their silo
.. 22 .. " " R. Aitkin to fill his silo in the afternoon
.. 24 .. Took some apples, turnips, flowers. and oats down to Paris Show in the forenoon. Helped J. Aitkin to thresh fill his silo.
.. 25 Went to Paris Show in the afternoon, the day was very fine and it was a splendid Show, and a large crowd. I secured 1st Prize of Sweet Peas and also first on Hand Bouquet, and third on Oats (No. 72.).
.. 26 .. Started to do road work on hills, cleaning out the ditches etc.
.. 27 .. Went to take tea with Mr & Mrs Coates Paris, and we all went the Methodist church.
.. 28 .. Finished fixing hills on the sideroad, and in the Evening we held a corn Roast, quite a number of our own people were here, and about sixty or more of the young people of the English Church in Paris came out in three large loads and an auto, the evening was fine, with good moon light and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves to the utmost.
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Wednesday, January 21
1914
Sept 29th. Drew 2 loads of hay to the stable at the cement works.
Oct 2nd. Went to Galt Fair having dinner with Mr & Mrs Buchanan Took a dog skin to the town any to get a pair of gauntlets made.
. 3rd Went to Uncle Charlie Stewarts funeral in the afternoon Mother came up from Brantford and went with me.
.. 4th .. Went to Anniversary Services in the Baptist Church St George in the evening.
.. 5 .. Went to Brantford in the afternoon, taking a load of apples etc. to Mrs Ritchies brought a wash-stand home which Mother gave me
- 7 - Finished picking stones off Lucerne meadow (north hill) about 8 loads of small stones in all. Went to Prayer meeting at R Aithins in the evening.
.. 8 - Bought of W. Coates 6 hyacinth bulbs 25 cts & 1 doz narcissus etc. 25¢
.. 9 .. Nelson Franklin started to cut the corn with the binder
.. 10 .. A very heavy rain in the afternoon.
.. 12 .. Thanksgiving Day, the weather was ideal. Mother, Katie and Gordon & the baby came up for the day Black cow (Suzie) had a little calf.
.. .. Started to fill the silo and finished about ten O'Clock on Tues. The silo was heaped up and a few loads left, besides an acre of on corn. The corn went in in fine shape, well matured and well eared.
.. 13 .. Helped R. McDonald to fill his silo and draw in the citrons, pumpkins & squash. Helped Mr Reed to fill his silo.
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Thursday, January 22 1914. Oct 15th. Help Collins to fill their silo, and finished setting up the ear corn, south of the pig pen. Went to a reception in the Parish Hall Paris in the evening. . 16.. Went to the Glen at night when Mr Good was present to try and organize a Farmers Club, but as it had been a wet day not many were present, allthough Mr Good {under watermark} a splendid talk on the work. ..17.. Went to the bush in the afternoon to fix the fence, ..18.. A very fine day, On account of Angus being sick in bed we held the S.S. in the sitting room. ..19.. Started to pull mangels. ..20.. Went to an Executive meeting at the Presby Church St. George in the evening. ..21.. Finished drawing in mangels, 7 loads putting them all in the pig pen. Started to dig potatoes. ..24.. A light rain in the morning after a week of ideal summer weather, Sent a box of apples & flowers to Jean with Eva G. ..26.. A cold windy day with a very hard frost at night which froze all the flowers, it being the first hard frost, the dahlias were in full bloom yet, picked the last of the roses ..28.. Finished digging potatoes, about 265 sacks in all from 2 acre in the creek field, They were nice clean potatoes. Brought the last of the young cattle home from the bush. ..29.. Went to Harrisburg with a load of pigs. A very wet day. ..30.. Started to pick apples in the lower orchard.
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Friday, January 23 <s>Oct 31st</s> Nov. 1st. Mr & Mrs Buchanan of Galt came down for a visit 2nd. Went to Uncle Horace Sharp's funeral in the afternoon, which took place from Aunt Nellies where he had taken the stroke and died in his 69th year, The funeral went to Paris cemetry, his nephews were pall-bearers. .. 3rd Finished picking most of the apples in the orchard by the road. The Spy were fine and well coloured, Mr & Mrs Coates came out for a visit in the evening. ..4.. Took a cow to Brantford in the morning for A Danskin .. Started to top turnips by the creek. ..6.. Finished drawing in turnips by creek. 13 loads of large turnips. ..7.. Drove to Brantford in the evening. ..10.. A wet stormy day, helped R. Aitkin to thresh. ..11/12 Helped Simons to thresh. ..13 Angus and Bessie went to Langford for a visit. ..14 Finished drawing in swede turnips, about 40 loads ..15 A very wet Sunday, raining from morning until night. ..16.. Went to St. George to pool the clothing which had been collected from the different Sunday Schools of our township, it was wonderfull the amount of good clothing mens womens & childrens that had been sent in, there were about a doz of us packing all afternoon and had 16 large boxes in all, valued at $600.00. ..19 Quite a fall of snow in the morning. drove to Brantford and Echo Place in the afternoon. ..20 Started to draw manure to mangel ground.
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Saturday, January 24
Nov 20th. Took up the dahlia & gladioli bulbs.
.. Brought the colts down from Cunninghams place.
.. 22nd. Went to Sunday in the Glen in the morning and Miss M. Scott and I drove over to Poppies S.S. in the afternoon and succeeded in organizing a Teacher Training.
..23.. Finished threshing out 1075 bus in all. 90 bus of wheat 300 mixed grain one barley & bus of oats.
..24.. Drove Angus to the station in the morning and went to sale at Uncle Tom Sharps in the afternoon, when Uncle Horaces things were sold and divided among the shareholders.
..25.. Went to S.S. county council meeting held in the Y.M.C.A. Brantford. Mr Halpenny gave a fine address on "Leadership"
..26.. Started to plow again after ten days of very cold windy weather.
..27.. Drew in four loads of greystone Turnips.
..30.. A very wet day, especially in the forenoon
Dec 1st. A very warm day, although very misty. Angus went to Chicago
.. 2nd Went to Concert, supper & bazaar held in the Central Hall. Glen
..3rd Finished plowing sod in in 14 acre field.
..4th Plowed sod at foot of hill north of orchard.
..11.. Finished drawing in cornstalks 7 loads in all.
..8 .. Maggie Sharp, Cousin Bessie and I went to Harold Jarvis and Miss Lyons Concert at St. George.
..12.. Finished digging post holes down south lane.
..13.. Several inches of snow came.
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Sunday, January 25
Dec 14th {waterstain overtop}. Drew 1st load of turnips to Paris @109 per bus. Went to Farmers meeting at the Glen in the evening.
..15.. Went to St. George to pay taxes.
..17.. Sold tewo bags weighing 190 lbs each at 720.
..18.. Helped Bob McDonald to cut feed in afternoon
Class.. 19.. Angus came home from chicago 20th Helped H. Cunningham to bale hay
..20.. Got the cutter out for the first time, several inches of snow.
..21.. Bessie and I drove to Brantford, a very stormy day ^ helped R McDonald to thresh
..22.. Had out Xmas social Evening and entertainment for the children, the roads were bad on account of so much snow But quite a number were present and a very pleasant evening was spent in games, music etc. after which the ladies senior lunch and then all were treated to candy.
..23.. DroveMr & Mrs Young to Paris Station. Went to Galt taking a bag of apples to Aunt Maggie. coming home by Mr Scotts while I stopped for tea and spent a very pleasant evening.
..24.. Went to Woodstock in the evening and spent Xmas
..25.. With Jean and Tom. had a spendid visit a very fine day but turned very cold at night. being about 10 below zero.
..26.. on Sat. morning.
..28.. Helped H. Johnson to kill pigs in forenoon and went to nomination at the Glen in the afternoon.
..29.. Killed a pig weighing about 160 lbs dressed, in good shape and picked 3 ducks in afternoon.
..31.. Drove to Brantford and Echo Place and came home by Uncle Andrew Sharp and spent the evening there.
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Monday, January 26
1915
Jan. 1st New Years day was a fine frosty day. we spent the day at home having invited Bessie and Angus in for dinner. making six of us with Marjory and Mr & Mrs Lewis, had duck for dinner.
..3rd. Drove down to St. George to S.S. in the morning, Taking Mrs Farquharsons class of boys, she being away for her vaction.
..4th Election Day for our township, R J Aitkin having been elected by acclamation only councillors were voted on, and A Craighton, Fred Rosetrough, John Ronald & C Burt were elected. Went to Guild meeting at Glen Morris in the evening to hear the debate, "Resolved that Germany was justified in going to war". The negative side winning although both sides put up a splendid debate.
.. 6th. A very wet day which took a lot of the snow away but also put a lot of water in the cisterne.
..8.. Started to draw Turnips to Paris on the sleigh. Red sow had 2 little pigs (11th) went to congregational meeting.
..14.. Finished drawing turnips to Paris, 8 loads making 470 bus @ 10c per bus.
.. Fred Aurrie came for a visit and stayed all night.
..15.. Opened the siol which came out in good shape not a great deal being spoiled.
..16 Drew a load of straw to the pig pen and drew out manure making about 48 loads out.
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Tuesday, January 27
Jan. 17th. Quite a heavy rain last night which spoiled the sleighing. Went to Greene for Tea and Fred Carrie and I went to church.
..18.. Started to cut wood at the bush, Burt H came to help.
..19.. Quite a heavy snowstorm last night almost 6 inches of snow falling which although quite loose it saved the sleighing. Went to Miss Griers to help kill pigs.
..20.. Drove to Galt to meet Sam Miller, the sleighing being extra good.
..21.. Sam and I drove to St. George in the morning and he went home in the afternoon Drew 1st load of wood home. Went to womens institute meeting at the Glen in the evening. Gipsy had a little calf.
..24.. Visited St. George methodist S.S. in the morning and Brantford S.S. in the afternoon, where I assisted in organizing a T.T. Class. Went to Mr. Scotts for tea where I spent a very pleasant evening.
..25.. Very stormy in the morning. There having fallen about six inches more of snow.
.. 30. . Drew 3 loads of hay to Blue Lake and went to Williams and in afternoon to take their picture also took one in the house. Having been very fine week we were working in the bush and also got a nice pile home.
Feb. 1st. Went to Missionary Banquet at the Baptist church in the evening. Mr Caskey of Toronto gave a fine address.
..2nd Both the 1st & 2nd of Feb were very stormy days with a strong east wind which blocked the roads and railroads badly.
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Wednesday, January 28
Feb 3rd. The forenoon was spent in shovelling snow and breaking roads after the storm, in the afternoon the sun shine brightly melting some of the ice from the trees (which was caused by the rain on monday morning.) about four O clock in the afternoon it was one of the prettiest sights that perhaps most of us have ever seen, for the sun shining on the ice on the trees made them shine like diamonds whereever you looked.
Feb 5th Rained in the afternoon, and also recieved word of Uncle John Little's death in Bills will, we were all sad to hear.
..7th Went to the Glen in the evening and called for a little while at the McDonalds.
..9th Mr & Mrs Lewis left for England, having worked here for nearly seven mos. Willie Galhaith came down from St. Mary's for a visit and we all went to J Aitkins for tea and to spend the evening.
..10th. Willie G and I went to Brantford in the afternoon and I attended one of the sessions of the Brantford S.S. Convention.
..11.. Took a sleigh load down to St. George to hear Rev B Staffer lecture on the Pennsilvania Dutchman. Dehomed & young cattle
..13.. Sold 1 calf 3 mons old weighing 300 lbs @ 8c per lb $24.00 Took at to St. George station and brought home a load of branete
..14.. W. Galbraith and I went to Williams for tea
..15.. Drew out manure making sixty loads in all drawn out.
..16.. Started to out chesnut posts at the bush
18th & 19.. Stayed in the house most of the time with La Grappe.
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== Thursday January 29 ==
Feb. 19th. and sent out the {refrost?} blanks for the S.S. Assocation. Mr, Walter came from Langford for Bessie's piano and Willie Galbraith went on for a Langford with him. Coming back by the Electric railway, we went to Simons for the evening.
" 21st Willie G. and I went to Franklins for the evening.
" 22nd Willie went to the Glen for a event.
" 23rd A very wet day, raining quite steady all day.
"24 " Willie and I took dinner at Uncle Tom Sharps and I went to a S.S. executive meeting in the evening. Mrs Patton gave a fine report.
"26 " Willy G went home to St. Marys
"27 " Went to County Executive Meeting at Brantford to arrange dates for our township Conventions and general business. Came home by Uncle Andrews and stayed for tea.
March 1st. A beautiful clear day, went to St. George to get a load of feed corn, and helped Frank Reid to kill a pig in the afternoon.
"2nd Cleaned up seed-oats in the morning
"3rd Helped R. McDonald to draw in ice
"4th Took load of furniture to Brantford for Cornwalle
" 6 " Quite a fall from our last night, making the sleighing much better. Went to Mr. John McDonalds funeral, it being the first time that I had ever been at a R.C. funeral. Called at Croziers on the road home.
"9" Bessie & Angus sent their last load of furniture away.
"10" Went to Galt with a load of apples getting 75c cents per bu for the Spys and 60 cents for the Greenings.
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== Friday, January 30==
Mar.13th Bessie and Marjorie went to their new home in Langford after having tried here for 3 yrs, we were all very sorry to see them go but they have all our good wishes in their new home.
" " Williamsons moved back again, having hired Bert for another year @ $3.00 cash, fruit, potatoes & vegetables, a pig in the fall and a cow kept while I pay them $2.50 for my board & 15 cents per meal for extra help.
"14" Called on Mr. & Mrs. A. Wolfe in the evening as they were about to move to their new home near Berlin.
"15 Drew 2 loads of hay to cement works
"16 Borrowed 2 jacks from cement works and raised a beam in the stable that had been settling to low.
"17 Went to Brantford taking Cornwells cows & calf also his seed oats and some turnips. met his brother at Brantford. Sent $25.00 to Rev C.R. Morrow being offering from our township for the Prov. fund.
"18 Sold 1 sow to A. Christon {illegible}ping 430 @ $6.35
"19 Shipped 10 R.F. Red eggs to E. Clarkson, Toronto @ $4.00 per cart.
"20 Finished moving Williamsons things up from Blain farm.
"21 Went over to Mrs. Croziers for tea, to spend the evening with Ada and her husband before they went to their new home.
"22 Went to Douglass McCreas sale in the afternoon
"23 Drove to Galt in the afternoon. Ordered enough corrugated roofing (7 squares) to cover south side of pig-pen, from his L. Sharty
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== Saturday, January 31 ==
1915
Mar 23rd. Had tea at Mr. Moffets and spent the evening at Mr. Scotts.
" 25th A nice spring rain, cleaned up seed oats
" 26 - Drew a load of manure and made the hot bed. Helped R. McDonald to saw wood in the afternoon.
" 27 " R. Lowe brought his engine & saw and we sawed our file of wood.
"31st. Drew a load of saw dust from G. Franklins and went to St. George in the afternoon for seed corn, 2 bus Wisconsin No.7 & 1/2 bus Teaming. Also corrugated roofing for pig-pen from Galt.
Apr 1st Drew a load of turnips to Paris 45 bus @25c per bud. Went to Missionary Study Class at St George in the evening.
"3rd Helped Bert to move his rigs etc. Over to N. Franklins sale.
" 4th Easter Sunday was a beautiful day, very clear and warm.
" 5" Went to Nelson Franklins sale, there was a good crowd
" 7" Exchanged a load of cornstalke and a few turnips with Miss Griers for a load of straw for bedding, went to Mr Combs in the evening for some Maple Syrup.
7 Sowed seeds in the hot bed, 4 rows tomato seed, 1 of cabbage. 2 of Asters (5 colors) also cosmos, lettuce & radish.
" 8" Clipped major in the forenoon with h.Franklins clippers. Drove to Brantford in the afternoon, going to Echo Place to see Mary Bell and her little girl, "Mary Ruth," and came home by Paris road and spent the evening at "Sharps"
9. Went to R. Robertosons to get what seed Oats he could spare of the O.A.C No 72 (about 20 bus). also got 5 gallons of lime Sulphur mixture from R. Aithins Went to Dr Barrons in the afternoon
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== Sunday Feburary 1 ==
1915
Apr 10th. Hitched the colt "Prince" and rolled the young orchard also drove to St Geoge to get a new sett of team harnesss from Mr Bannister for forty dollars.
" 11. Mr & Mrs Buchanan came down from Galt for dinner.
" 12&13 Put up new wire fence of west side of south lane. Sold "Bob" horse to Mae Boston of Glen Morris for $40.00 Sett 8 hens on fifteen eggs each all R. I. Reds.
" 14. Started to cultivate in creek field.
" 16. Sell 1 goose on 13 eggs & 3 hens with 15 or five each.
" 19. Mr Levi Shanty came down from Galt to put on newmetal roof on south side of pig-pen and repair the barn roof.
19-20 Mr Heath came out from Paris to repair pumps and to plaster the house and barn cisterns. Made a new stone boat
21st. Went to Paris in the evening to get seeds from Keiths had tea with Mr & Mrs Coates and attended an S.S. Executive Metting in the Baptist church to arrange for their coming Convention.
22nd Finished sowing back 12 a ere field with Oats (No 72) 1 3/4 bus of registered seed next the road.
24th. Finished sowing Alaska Oats about 4 acres, also barley on the rest of the creek field. Sowed Experimental plots of oats next brook and the road. 1 plot each (1 lb) of O.A.C. No 72.No.3 to Alaska. Received fruit trees from Winona Nursery.
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== Monday, February 2 ==
Apr 26th. Sowed timothy and red clover on crack field. Nelson & Roy Franklin came for dinner.
" 27 " Drew a load of hay over to the lake.
" 28 " Shipped 2 bags of potatoes to W.Galbraith St.Marys and brought home shrubs from Hort. Society. 1 Spirea 1 Wieglia Rose. 2 Frau Carl Douschki of 1 Ulrich Brunner
" 29 " Turned colder to day after a week of very warm weather almost like July instead of April.
May 1st Sowed mixed grain (Alaskas Oat, & No. 12 B) on centre east field.
2nd Called on our new neighbors Mr & Mrs Laughlin who had just come on the Franklin place.
" 3rd A very nice rain in the evening
" 4th. A rather wet day. sell out 12 Spy apple trees also 4 Snows 3 McIntosh Red and 1 Astrachan also 2 Yel. St John peach trees
' 5 " Went to a "bee" at Pres. Church St. George drawing gravel for driveway to sheds and rep.sheds etc.
" 6. 55 chickens hatched out all R.I.Reds. Planted nasturtium & sett out first geraniums.
" 7 " A very fine rain, raining nearly all day, it was very welcome as the ground was getting quite dry, it was our first spring rain the seeding having gone in in ideal condition.
" 8" Sold large white hog to Simons for sixteen dollars.
" 10. Finished plowing hill for Lucerne, Large roan cow had a little roan calf (steer)cultivated on mangel ground. Mr Farquharson & I drove to Branahton in the evening
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May 10th. To attend a meeting of the programe committee at the home of Mrs T. McKenzie
11th. Talked to J.Crosson of Colbourg by phone in the evening.
12. Turned the cows on to the road the first time Fred Hastings came to herd the cows Took young cattle back to the bush, ten of them.Two roan steers,and one roan heifer, 1 holstein & 1 blackish white heifer, 1 red steer (dehorned) 2 roan & red steers 1 black and white calf.
13. Went to E.Lenningtons raising in the afternoon and drove to Brantford at night.
14. Sowed the mangels in 14 acre fields 3 lbs sugar mang. 1 lb Y. Globe, 1 lb Red, 5 lbs Yellow Intermediate.
15. Manured and plowed the garden and sett out a patch of raspberries. Angus came up for his last load of moving.
17. Started to draw manure to corn ground. Dhallie D. and I went to Presby. Guild in the evening when the young people of Paris came over in auto for a visit. They giving a splendid programe after which St George Guild entertained them to lunch. Sett out strawberry plants.
19. Took 2 colts Charlie & Queen over to Miss Champs Bush to pasture. Bob and Ada & Ethel Crozier came over for the evening.
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== Wednesday February 4 ==
May 22nd. Bob McDonald and I drove to St. George at night to a pay a fine of $1.50 for cows being found on the road by inspector.
" 23rd. Prof. Kirk patrick of Toronto preached our Anniversary Services, also conducted baptism among them Mr & Mrs Farquharson's baby.
" 24th Started to plow corn ground and went to Kelly Concert at night at St. George. Isa & Rosie Sharp came over and went with me. I drove them home afterwards and stayed all night at their home and attended Paris S.S. Convention in the afternoon. {25th is written in the left margin but the writing looks like a continuation form the 24th} Rev R. Morrow having asked me to take his place as County Soc. Mr. Robertson of Toronto gave a splendid talk on A.B.C. work. A very fine rain in the evening.
"28" Drove to Thornhill in the evening and had a nice visit exchanging some plants & bulbs for a new chrysanthemum.
"29" Sowed the corn in the back ten acre field, about 8 acres of some Wisconsin 2 bus No 7 & 1/2 bus Teaming
"30" Last goose hatched out with 10 gooslings.
June 2nd. A very fine rain which in deed welcome, coming as it after a very dry May. Roan cow had a fine light roan calf (steer)
" 5th Went to Brantford to attend N. & S. Brant Farmers Institute Meeting. Had tea with Mr. and Mrs. T. Moon Planted squash and popcorn.
"7th. Started to draw manure for mangels and turnips.
"8. Went to Guild at St. George., it being my night for to
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== Thursday, February 5th ==
1915
June 8th. give a paper, the subject being "Christs call to young men of to-day.". Received a very pretty tie from the W.G. for my birthday.
"9th. Drove over to Mr. Millers to spend the evening.
" 10 " Started to road-work, drawing gravel from Collins.
" 11 " Plowed turnip ground and worked it. Went to Mr & Mrs. Whights for tea and to spend the evening.
" 12 " Cultivated and hoed the garden, setting out 40 celery plants
" 13 " Went to the Glen to Chruch and S.S. in the morning.
"14" Started to plant potatoes in the afternoon. Mr & Mrs. Coates came out to get some potatoes and to spend the spending. Red sow had 10 little pigs.
"15" A very fine rain last night and this morning.
"16" Went to S.S. Convention at Branchton the day was fine. Mrs Collins went with me and we had dinner at Bertram Turnbulls, both afternoon and evening. Sessions were well attended and the speakers were splendid and full of their subjects in the evening it was announced that our township had reached the Golden Jubilee Standard, which was a welcome announcement indeed. We were all agreed that it was one of the best Conventions we have yet had.
" 19 Finished planting potatoes about 2 1/2 acres. 1/3 now
next turnips of selected seed. 7 rows of first choice and the rest of Sir Walter Raleigh. Sowed about an acre of turnips, Century variety.
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June 19th Mr & Mrs Williamson went to visit Franklins at Embro
" 21st Borrowed H. Cumminghams cultivator with discs for mangels and they made a fine job.
" 22nd Held our annual S. S. meeting in the evening about twenty four were present and after the business was finished we spent a little while socially with music etc after which we served cake and home-made ice-cream.
" 23rd Finished thining mangels and started to cut Lucerne clover on north hill.
" 26th Finished drawing in Lucerne off north hill 5 loads
" 24th Sowed hill next Cummingham Place with 1/2 bas of varigated Alfalfa
" 26th Nellie came from Brantford for her summer visit
" 27. Drove to Uncle Sam Sharps for Tea and They invited Nellie and I to go to Galt to Church with them in their new auto.
" 29th. Drove Nellie to Paris in the evening, as she was going to Woodstock. Brought Willie Brown home to herd cows Finished cultivating corn. 1st time a very good catch
July 1st. A very fine morning. Toby Moon and his wife and a friend came out for a visit. A very fine rain in the afternoon and as it was the day of our S. S. Picnic we held it in the orchard and instead of the Lake as we had intended, we had supper on the veranda while it was raining. and afterwards
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Saturday, February 7
1915
July 1st had the races in the lane, which were much enjoyed by all and all seemed agreed that the picnic was quite a succes in spite of the rain.
.. 3rd Finished drawing out manure, nearly 200 loads in all.
.. 5th. A very windy day with rain in the evening, it having rained almost every day since the first, and the rains were much appreciated as the pasture and crops were getting very dry. Nellie came back from Woodstock, we had tea at Mary Stewarts, and drove over to Uncle Andrews to spend the evening.
.. 6 .. Drove Nellie to Galt in the evening called at Thornhill.
.. 7 .. Took a roll of wire to the bush to repair the fence there.
.. 8 .. A very fine rain last night.) ^5th Finished cutting Lucerne.
.. 8 .. Old Mr. Dalzell died in his 92nd year, he had been quite smart until a week or so before and sleep peacefully away after on illness of about a week.
.. 9 .. Drew a load of hay over to the cement works.
10 .. Finished drawing in the Lucerne clover about 16 loads.
.. .. Went to Mr. Dalzells funeral in the afternoon.
.. 12 A very fine rain yesterday and to-day sowed about 3/4 acre of white turnips and about two acres of buck wheat.
..16.. Went to the bush to bring 3 fat cattle home).
.. 17.. Mary Bell and children came up for a visit.
..19.. Took 3 fat cattle to Paris to Bringloe, weighing 3010 lbs @ 7 1/4 4
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Sunday February 8
July 19th. Drove to Brantford in the afternoon.
.. 22nd. Cut 3 acre field of wheat in the afternoon
..24th. Finished drawing in hay off clump field. 14 loads.
.. 25 .. Roy & Donald Gullen came up for the day and we drove to Aunt Nellies in the evening.
.. 26.. Finished cutting hay. A fine rain in the afternoon.
.. 27.. Finished cutting wheat and finished drawing in timothy hay off 6 acre field, about 9 loads. (38 loads in all.)
.. 28 .. Rained nearly all day. cleaned out hen house & box stalls.
.. 29.. Cut J. Mc Donald's wheat.
.. 30.. A heavy rain in the morning, cut barley in the afternoon.
.. 31 .. Drew in wheat off the field next Dagells barn 10 loads. May and June of this year were very dry <s>but</s> with only occasional light showers but July came in with rain and it has been a very hot month with a great deal of rain making the corn & roots the pasture and the alfalfa grow splendidly, as also being ideal weather for the grain to fill, and although the weather was very catchy yet we got our hay all in in good shape.
Aug 1st. A very warm day, First Sunday of Union Services at St. George.
.. 2nd. Finished drawing in wheat 4 loads off 3 acre field.
.. .. Drew in barley 3 loads off 2 acres north of electric track.
.. 3rd. A very wet day with a strong east wind. which bent the corn over quite badly and put some of the oats down.
.. 4th Started to plow in young orchard for wheat.
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Monday, February 9
1915
Aug 7th. Put arsonate of lead solution on potatoes in the morning, and cut Alaska oats in creek field.
.. Cut No 3. T Alaska plots of experimental oats, they should have been cut nearly a week before but owing to the wet weather it was almost impossible there were 7 good sheafes in each plot.
..8.. A very wet Sunday, went to Greens in the evening to see Bessie and Marjory Cornwell.
..9.. Finished cut Alaska Oats. Drove to Paris in evening for {illegible}
..10.. Cut mixed grain on hill next Cunninghams
..11.. Finished cutting Oats in 14 acre field, A good crop.
..12.. A heavy rain in the morning. Threshed Alaska & No 3. plots of oats, the Alaska weighed with straw 75 lbs grain 25 lbs and the No. 3, 60 lbs in all & 28 lbs of grain. Cultivated Turnips in the afternoon.
..13.. Went to cut Jack McDonalds oats in afternoon.
..14.. Finished cutting J. McD. oats and put the binder away.
..17.. Drew in Alaska Oats 8 loads
^18 Drew in mixed grain 5 loads
..21.. Threshers came at noon but it came a heavy rain about 5 O'clock so we did not finish until Mon. morning.
..23.. Threshed a Johnsons.
..24.. " " H. Cunninghams and McLaughlins.
..27.. Mr & Mrs A. Gillispie came down for flowers for their Red Cross day at Glen Morris and in the evening a load of us went up in the hay rack.
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== Tuesday, February 10 ==
=== Aug 28th ===
Finished drawing in oats 14 loads off 14 acre field. Went to Flower Show at Paris in the evening.
=== ..31st. ===
Left for the West, taking a Home Seekers Excursion ticket to Calgary via G.T.R.?} through Cobalt & Cochrane to Winnipeg and to Calgary by way of Edmonton. Can. National .R.
Arrived in Winnipeg after dinner and went to Herb Howells for a few days, before going on by C.P.R. to Bosswain to visit at Uncle Wills & Aunt Belles took several trips out in the country with him as he went on his rounds as Vetrinary surgeon then spent a few weeks, working out in the country at Mr. Hendorsons, who had a large farm, it rained a lot while there, but I learned a lot about the Western black soil and their methods of doing things.
On the way back to Winnipeg I spent a few days at Uncle Michaels in Pilot Mound. After returning to Winnipeg, took the train for Calgary, via Edmonton, spending a night there at a hotel. Uncle Jack Archibald met me in Calgary and spent a fine week there with Aunt Bella & the boys. Took the C.P.R. train early one morning and spent a day at Banff., visiting the museum, cave & basin as well as the hot-springs, and climbed Sulphur Mtn and ate my lunch up there before coming down for a bath at the hot-springs.
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== Wednesday, February 11 1915 ==
=== Oct 28th. ===
Arrived home from a two months trip and visit in the West, having enjoyed it to the utmost and also having gained about 8 or 9 lbs. Stoped at Toronto for 2 or 3 days to attend the Golden Jubilee S.S. Convention, held at Massey Hall. it was a wonderful gathering and the music and speeches will never be forgotten.
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== Thursday, February 12th ==
Oct 29th Finished drawing in mangels about 26 loads in all Whitie had a little white calf.
30 Setting up the corn in back 10 acre field
31st First Sunday at S.S. after my visit and it was good to see all the old faces again, although I could not teach an account of having lost my voice. In the sudden change back to our rather moist Ontario climate.
Nov 1st Finished helping R. Mc Donald & H. Cunning farm at threshing.
2nd Drawing in swede Turnips 15 loads in all.
3nd Started fall plowing in field next Dalzells barn.
5th Finished picking apples about ten barrels of winter apples (mostly Spys)
6 Holstein cow had a very small calf (black.)
8 Drew in potatoes from the pits, just 2 load from 2 acres.
9 Brought 6 young cattle home from the bush.
10 Finished putting up new barb wire fence south of 14 acres.
11 Went to Branford to Country S.S. Executive meeting
12 A few of us met at Mr & Mrs McCrea's to arrange for our week night meetings for the winter, when the business was over Mrs McRea served lunch and a pleasant social hour was spent.
15 Clipped Major in the morning. it turned cold and stormy in the afternoon with a real hard frost at night.
18 Held Social Evening at Mr & Mrs Johnsons, which was the first of our week-night meetings for the winter.
19 Finished plowing in field next Dalzells barn.
18 Sold 2 cattle to J. Barker 2160 lbs @ 6 1/4 c
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== Friday, February 13 ==
1916
Nov 22nd. Drove to Simons in the evening to see Sadies wedding presents.
25th Went to Paris to pay taxes and insurance. Mr Farquharson came up to Prayer meeting at night.
26 Drew in the white turnips, about six loads after having been feeding them for several weeks. a beautiful warm day. went to Sharpe in the evening.
28th Went to Paris Mothedist Church in the evening.
30 A hard frost last night. Went to Brantford on the car Went to S.S. County Council meeting in Y.W.CA Brantford Went to Toby Moons for dinner. Miss Laine gave a fine address at our at our literary meeting in the evening Miss Patton gave a fine address on the Life of Sir Walter Scott.
3rd Went to the bush to gather up rails & bring some home
4th Drew a load of straw to pig-pen and went for a load of gravel for the chicken house.
6th Went to Simons threshing in the afternoon, and to a meeting of the Directors of the Farmers club at Kitchens School, to arrange porgrams for the winter. the meeting was held at N.M. Clumps.
7 Brought the colts home from Clumps bush.
9 Finished threshing at Simons & started to draw out manure
10 Went to Brantford with chickens & apples also went to Echo Place J. McDonald came and help Burt to dispose of Fan.
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== Saturday, February 14 ==
Dec 13th helped R & J Aitkin refill their silos.
14 Started to draw turnips to Paris and went to reception in the evening, given the soldier boys at Glen Morris
15 Bought two R.I.Red Cockerals from Guy Durham @ $1.25 each.
16 Took a load (sleigh) over to Kitchens School to their Christmas and Patriote Supper & Concert, it was splendid.
17 Rather a wet day, washed the buggy and helped Johnsons to kill pigs.
18 Drove Mr & Mrs Young to Paris Station.
20 Finished drawing turnips to Paris 253 - 40 bus @ 15¢ per 50 lbs.
21 Picked geese in the morning, and the thresher came in the afternoon, 700 bus of oats & barley. 98 bus Reg.O.A.C. #72 and about 275 of Alaska Oats.
22nd Drove to Brantford, Miss McCrea going along as eve were getting socks gloves etc. for the Soldier Boys who had gone from the Lake and also, candies etc. for the Xmas Social evening. A rather stormy day. Drove to Langford in the evening and spent the night with Bessie & Angus Cornwell.
23rd Had our annual Social Evening in the S.S. room. Jas Aitkin was chairman, after a few games a sport but interesting programs was given, when I was given a very sudden surprise in being presented with a beautiful arm chair from the Sunday School after which lunch was served, ending with oranges & candy
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== Sunday February 15 ==
1915
Dec 23rd when the Riddies got a big surprise, as Miss McCrea and Mrs Moore had provided presents for all the little folks and it was just good to see the way they enjoyed it.
24th Drove to Galt in the afternoon (with the cutter) and spent the evening at Mr C. Scotts.
25 A heavy fall of snow came during the night turning to rain in the morning, which made it rather disagreeable for Xmas. but it faired about noon and we all enjoyed our Xmas. Went to Uncle Tom Sharpe for Xmas dinner, Uncle Andrews were also there and we had a very spleasant day.
26 Went to Presby {illegible} Church at night to hear the rendering of a Sacred Cantala by the choir.
29 Accepted an invitation to tea and to spend the evening at Mr & Mrs McCrea, when Mr & Mrs Dr. Brown was home from Toronto. A very stormy day.
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== Monday, February 16 ==
1916
Jan 1st. Rather a rainy day to begin the new year and raining very hard at night. Went to Mr & Mrs Leach's with Williams for new years dinner.
3rd Went to the Glen to vote in the afternoon, the old council being returned. Drove over to Uncle Andrews at night to see Ada and say Good-Bye.
4th Killed 2 pigs weighting about 165 each (dressed). Went to meeting of Farmers Club Directors at H. Laines.
5th Ada Sharpe wedding day. A very wet day.
6 Helped H. Cunningham to saw wood in the afternoon. Held our Literary Evening in the S.S room, a good program was given and also the debate, "Resolved that United States is justified in not entering the the present European War" Will Keirle and I upheld the Affirmative while Jas. Aitkin of R. Robertson upheld the negative, the judges decided 1 to 6 in favor of the affirative.
7 Drew 2 loads of hay to Cement Works @15.00 per load. Canvassed from here to St. George for the motor ambulance to be sent from St.George to France.
8 Drew 6 loads of corn into the barn.
11 Kenneth McDonald and I went down to St.George to a temperance meeting for to appoint {illegible} for the township in the coming Probition Canvass.
12 Went to the bush to repair roof of shanty.
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Tuesday, February 17
1916
Jan 13th. Went to congregational meeting at Presby. church St. George in the evening. the business was found to be in good shape. I was appointed trustee in place of J. Greenfield.
..14th Went to the Lake to skate, in the evening, it was a beautiful night and the ice was splendid.
..15.. A stormy day, went to Paris for shop and had dinner with Mr & Mrs W. E. Coates.
..16.. Drove Harry, Annie & Mildrod Williams up to their Grand mothers. Mr & Mrs. W. had new little baby girl. Doris E.
..17.. A very cold and stormy day, drove to Brantford in afternoon.
..18.. Drove to Galt in afternoon and had tea at Moffats.
..20.. Helped Griers to kill pigs, and in the evening we went for sleigh ride up to Simons where we were holding our monthly social evening, the evening was spent in games, music and a spelling-match, with lunchon.
..21.. Herb Cunningham came up with his cutting box and gasoline engine and we cut corn in the forenoon.
..22. Bert took his cow to Paris sold her to J. Scott. A very mild day taking all the snow and ice away.
.23. Went to the Glen in the evening to the young people meeting, giving a talk on "Amusement that is worth while".
..24th. Bus. Started to cut wood at the bush. Canvassed the road east for the Probilation Petition.
..25. Went to Debate at Farmers club at Kitchens School. Resolved that the Franchise should be given to {illegible}
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Wednesday, February 18
Jan 25th the affirmative evening by about 9 to 6.
..26.. Went to S.S. Executive meeting and reports of Golden Jubilie Convention held in the Baptist church St. George.
..27.. A <u>very</u> mild and rainy day.
..28.. Completed canvass with probitition <s>convast</s> petition getting 23 out of 24 of the women and 16 of 22 men.
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Feb. 8 L.E.& N Railroad opened up E.L.L.
Feb 8th Went to Club meeting at Kitchens School when Mr. Elliot gave and illustrated talk on weeds. Just getting better from an attack of sore eyes which were very inconvenient for a couple of weeks.
..13.. Another snow storm which made good sleighing again.
..15.. Drew logs to the Glen 2 oak 109 ft at 22 per M. 1 base wood, 2 oaks & 5 pine to get sawed into lumber.
..17.. Went to Social Evening at McLaughlins a large crowd was present and a very pleasant evening was spent.
..22.. Went to debate at Kitchens School driving by Paris to get Miss Coates and Miss Lee, Miss Coates giving a couple of readings in the programme of the evening. The debate Resolved that Ontario offers greater advantages to the Farmer than the Canadian north West. Mr. H. Boakes Mr. W. Hugh & J. Kirby on affir. side while C. Osborne and myself were on the negative, the affirmative won.
..24th. Drove to Brantford
..27.. A very stormy day
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Thursday, February 19
1916
Feb 28th. Went to Social Evening at Presby Terian church At. George when Mr & Mrs J. Greenfield were presented with a Parlor Sett. Two chairs one seetie & 1 table.
..29.. Drew two loads of Timothy Hay to Cement works.
Mar 3rd Went to Mr. Lee for tea and we drove to Elonia to hear the Play "Southern Cinderella" given by the womens Institute of Falkland. it was splendid.
..7th. About forty of us went to the Glen in sleigh loads to their Patriotic meeting when Blue Lake had been asked to give the programme and the debate we hold here early in January. The negative winning this time, afterwards the ladies of the Glen entertained us right loyaly to a dainty lunch.
..9. A couple of slieght loads went to Brantford to spend a Social Evening at Mr. & Mrs. Rodgers. it proved a very stormy night but they all got home safely as I had a very bad cold I did not go and was quite glad of it afterwards.
..12.. Drove to Greens after church and stayed for dinner.
..17.. Went to Nancy Griers Funeral in the afternoon and drove to Paris in the evening.
..18.. Drove to Brantford with the sleigh, getting a barrel of broken biscuits also doing some important business at J. Young
..21 Went to Pioneer Social at Glen Morris, taking a sleigh load. The costumes were quaint and some very pretty who the programme and lunch were served in pioneer style.
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Friday, February 20
Mar. 22nd Went to mittens sale, having dinner and tea at Peter Johnsons and also a nice visit, coming home by Paris, driving Rosalind and Isa to choir practice.
..23rd. Held our Social Evening at Mr & Mrs R Wights when a real pleasant Evening was spent. a special feature was the giving of Mr & Mrs. Cecil Simons a linen shower.
..26th Drove to Shuerts after church having dinner there and attending their S.S. in the afternoon when a pleasant and profitable hour was spent. Mr {large space} given a splendid illustrated talk on the Ten Commandments. Drove to Paris in the Evening. having tea at Mr & Mrs { Alva Lees. This ended a warm week and was realy the last day of sleighing.
..28th Went to Banquett at Kitchens School. Miss Nellie Dalzell Miss McCrea and I going early to gather up the provisions and to assist as waiters.
..30.. A very warm day. started to thin grape vines.
..31.. Started to break the colts.
Apr 1st Started to trim apple trees, Sett four hens.
..3rd Made the hot. bed and drew chaffer strawberries also gravel & stone for porch fountain Sett 2 hens.
5th Bert finished cutting wood at Griers.
..6 Went to Brantford to attend County Executive Conventions. Came home by Paris, stoping at W. Millers for tea and the evening where I found some good company to drive home.
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== Saturday Feburary 21 ==
1916
April 8th. Sowed seeds in the hot bed, tomatoes, cabbage, lettuce &radish. Rather a stormy day with snow after a week of very fine weather.
" 11 " Finished drawing in corn from the field, 3 loads, 27 shocks
"12 " Went to the Glem to get lumber sawed. Helped Daly ells to saw wood in afternoon.
" 13 Finished drawing lumber home from the back.
" " Started to saw wood in the afternoon. R. McDonald and I went over to an Executive Meeting at R. M. Clamos to wind up the business of the Farmers Club.
" 14 " A very heavy rain last night and this morning. Went to milk meeting at St. George in the afternoon. Sett 2 geese and 1 hen on 32 eggs.
" 15 " Sawed wood all day with R. Lowes engine.
" 17 " Finished sawing wood in the morning and cut the remainder of the corn stalks, a heavy rain last night.
" 18" Hitched colts and started to roll cloves in creek field. Made cement blocks for pillars for the porch. Tibbie Dalzells wedding Day.
" 19 " Picked stones off field went Dalzells barn and helped R. McDonald cut feed. Went to Paris at night.
" 20 " Bert went to Palmerston to visit L. Franklin for Easter.
" 21 " Drew two loads of hay to Cement works, R. McDonald helping. Mr Lee, Edith & Goerge came over and we all went up to the bush to get some maple trees for planting.
" 22 " Sell out maple trees, down the lane and next Dalyelle. Fred Archibald came up from Hamilton for Easter. Started to plow corn stabble in back field.
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== Sunday February 22 ==
April 23rd. Red sow had 15 little pigs 11 lived.
24th 35 chickens hatched out. Started to cultivate.
28 " Helped R. McDonald to plow in afternoon.
29 " Sowed field next Dalzells barn with No 72 oats.
" 30 " Ms A. C. Lee drove E. S. & I to Wolverton in his car, it being a lovely evening and very mild, it was a very pleasant trip.
May 1st Took 2 cattle to Paris in the morning to T. Dunn, 1 heifer 1056 lbs at 89, 1 ster 960 @ 7 1/2 9. Shipped 10 bus Alaska oats to N. Franklin and 4 bus to S. J. Miller
" " Drove to St. George in afternoon to get seeds from Ruth's Toronto
" 3rd A heavy rain last night and raining afternoon. Replaced and sett out 4 rows of raspberries on side hill . Sowed sweet peas (Spencer) and sett out new rose bushes 2 Frau Karl Druschki <u>white </u> ,1 Mrs John Laing Pink. 1 Ulrick Brunner Red & 1 Gen. Jackque minot Red.
" 4th Finished helping R. McDonald plow his corn ground.
"5" Drove to Brantford in the evening, going by Paris.
"6" Sowed mixed grain barley and Alaska Oats in back 10 acres fields
"8" A very heav rain in the morning. Went to Griers and to St. George to get fruit trees (2 Waites Seedling & 6 Spys 1 P. Clematis. Went to Mr. Morsley Howells in the evening, where a meeting of the S.S.C. programe committee was held, called at Glen for Miss McCormick
" 10 " Raining all forenoon, put some gladiolus to front. Put Murisco on ceiling of veranda and sowed clover seeds on back ten-acre field.
11. Mr. Farquharson came for tea and Prayer Meeting.
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== Monday February 23 ==
1916
May 12th. Sprayed cherry, plum and some of the apple trees. Finished seeding, Sowed an acre or more of No 3 Oats next 14 acres field and the rest of the field with Alaska Oats.
" " Help H. Cunningham to cultivate in afternoon.
"15" Turned cows to pasture and took ten cattle back to the bush, 1 cow and roan calf, 1 black steer & roan heifer. 1 black heifer & white steer, 1 black heifer, coming 3 & 1 roam steer. 2 steers 1 red and 1 roan.
" Went to meeting at St. George in Methodist church. Mr Ms Lennon of Guelph was organizing for a rural survey.
"18 " Finished plowing & harvesting mangel ground.
" 19 " " " {Indication that William repeated the same activities as the day before} 3 acres. a heavy rain in the afternoon. Went to St. George for No 3. Seed oats in afternoon and to E. L's birthday party in the evening.
" 20 " Sowed 3 acre field with 5 {bees?} O.A.C. No. 3. Oats & 18lbs red clover & 3 " of Timothy.
" 21 "Anniversary Service in our church at St. George.
" 22 " A very wet day. borrowed jacks for cement work to put pillars under the porch, than planted some tomato plants
" 23 " Drove to Brantford in the afternoon, going as far as Echo Place to see Maryme & Roy. Took programme of S.S. Convention to Paris (Star-Tran) to get printed.
" 24 " Sprayed young orchard and lower orchard in forenoon and in the afternoon Mr & Mrs Lee, Edith & brother etc came out and we all went up to the bush for a picnic and went to Jesse Alexander's Concert at Glenmorris in the evening.
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Tuesday, February 24
May 25th. Sowed mangels, about an acre, 3lbs sugar mangel & 3 Y. Laurentian {swede turnips}. Planted some young apples trees (refilling)
.. 26.. Plowed the garden & planted some early potatoes.
..27.. A heavy rain in the morning, fixed fence at bush in afternoon.
.. .. Rec. S.S. Convention Programes from the printer "Star-Trans"
29 .. Took 2 colts, Charlie & Ben to Clumps bush.
..30.. Started to draw out manure with the spreader. Recieved cheque from H. S. E. $339.70
June 2nd A very heavy rain shelled seed corn and made flower box for porch.
.. 3rd. Finished drawing manure to corn ground & finished plowing <s>{illegible}</s>
.. 4th. A very heavy thunder storm at night.
..6 .. Started to sow ^ corn in back 14 acre field next the road.
.. 7.. Started to rain in forenoon and rained steady all afternoon.
..8 .. Sprayed trees in young orchard and Edith & I drove to Brantford at night. calling on Mr. & Mrs Moore.
.. 9.. Went to Woodstock, spending a very pleasant day.
.. 10.. Went to Mr. Leans S.S. in afternoon.
.. 13.. Finished sowing corn in about 3 1/2 acres of Golden Glow & Wis # 7
.. Went to Sunday School convention at Glen morris. the day and night were ideal. Mr. Otter of Toronto was the Prov. delegate present and gave two splendid addresses on Teen age work.
.. 16 Finished planting potatoes about 2 acres in 14 acre field. 6 raws of Irish Cobler potatoes next turnips & 5 row first choice in centre.
..17 Finished plowing turnip ground & harrowed corn. Williamsons went to Brantford and stayed all night.
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Wednesday, February 25
June 20th Borrowed D. McPhersons cultivator for the mangels.
.. 21st Sowed an acre of turnips also some squash and sweet corn.
Finished cutting rye and weeds out of the wheat.
..22nd Started to cultivate corn. Finished thinning mangels.
..23rd Miss Grier went with me to Brantford, when I went to get the supplies for the Picnic.
.. 24th Held our annual S.S Picnic on the lawn, on account of a heavy rain and thunder storm so we could not go to the lake, it cleared however and we had a good time with races etc.
.. 25 .. Went to Ethel Croziers for tea and to spend the evening
.. 26 .. Started to cut Lucerne on north side hill.
. 27 .. Went to W. Helmane to get a hay-tedder.
Went to Paris at night to hear Miss F. Nickel speak on her experience of nursing on France, also a splendid organ recital.
.. 28 .. Did some work with the grader.
.. 29 .. Drew in first load of hay
July 1st A very fine but warm day. Drew in Lucerne in afternoon.
.. 4th Dick Willets came to herd cows. Went to Glen in afternoon to get a new tongue for the mower. Finished drawing hay off north hill. Ten loads. {illegible}
5th Bob & Ethel's wedding day.
.. 7 .. Finished drawing Lucerne off field next Dalzells 3 loads off hill & 3 1/2 loads by barn.
.. 9 .. Drew two loads of hay (timothy & clover) to cement works.
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Thursday, February 26
1916
July 9th, Edith and I went to Ada & Bob Veals for tea.
J 11.. Finished cultivating corn second time and sowed some Greystone turnips of an acre also some swedes where the mangels had been eaten off by the ants and wood chucks.
.. 14 Finished drawing Lucerne hill next Cunningham place 8 loads.
.. 16 Mr & Mrs S.J. Miller & Miss J. Rennie motored down from Millbank for the day and we had a very pleasant visit.
.. 17 Finished drawing hay off field most Cunningham place & loads of fine mixed hay. Light roam cow had a roan steer calf.
.. 25 Finished drawing in hay 20 loads off creek field and 5 1/2 off far hollow.
.25 Drove to Brantford in the evening. Took some cherries down and went to see Roy before he sett sail with the with 125th Batt.
26 Cut 4 acre of wheat for Mr Johnson and started to cut our own in Clump fields. George the came out to pick English cherries in the afternoon.
.. 27 Finished wheat in Clump field using over 7 balls of twine
.. 28 Put Paris Green & Arsenate of lead on field potatoes.
. 29 Finished cutting wheat in young orchard and at front of hill.
Aug 1st " " mixed grain in back ten acre field a splendid crop. borrowed H. Cunninghams cultivator with disc's to go through white turnips
Bert helped Mr Johnson to draw in his wheat.
.. 2nd Drew in wheat from young orchard ten loads & 2 at front of hill
.. 4th Cut early oats (Alaska & No. 3) on top of north hill a good crop.
Finished picking the Red and Russian cherries.
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Friday, February 27
1916
Aug 8th. Finished drawing in wheat from Clump field 20 loads
9 Cut No 3 Oats in 3 acre field and started at Johnson Oats. Bert thined the white turnips.
10 Finished cutting Johnsons Oats & drew in 3 loads of mixed grains
11 A very fine rain, the first good rain for nearly seven weeks
12 Finished cutting oats and put the binder away.
13 Isa & Rhoda Sharp and I went to Jim Church in Brantford and went home with Greenfields for dinner & tea.
14 Helped Mr Johnson stack his oats in forenoon
15 Threshed first time 480 bus of wheat , 20 of oats & 70 of mixed grains
17 Helped Johnsons to thresh in forenoon.
18 " " Ms Laughlins to thresh
19 Went to the bush to see young cattle. Holstien Heifer had a fine little calf. Helped R Mrs Donald to thresh in afternoon. A fine rain at noon to-day.
20 A heavy wind and thunderstorm about S.S. time but also a rain which did a great deal of good.
21 Cultivated potatoes and white turnips in morning and drew 178 {bags?} of wheat to car at the Lake for P. Congo.
22 Drew a load of hay to the stable at Cement Works. A very fine rain in the afternoon.
23 Started to plow clover sod for wheat.
24 Gipsy had a nice red heifer calf.
28 Finished drawing in mixed grain 18 loads off back 10 acres
29 " " Oats of field next Dalgells 15 loads
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Saturday, February 28
Aug 29th. Went to Allan Frashers funeral in the afternoon, who had been drowned in Grand River in an attempt to rescue Miss Adamson. Drove to Brantford in the evening to get bananas, candies for our Garden Party.
30 Out S.School held a Garden Party on Mr Johnsons lawn which was a real success, there was a good programe while the proceeds from the gate and booth were about $26.00 our expenses being about $16.00.
31 Finished drawing in Oats & loads of Alaskas making 66 loads of grain and 11 of hay.
Sept 2nd Finished helping Simons to thresh (2dys) and helped H.Cunningham to thresh in the afternoon
6 Finished plowing Clover sod next Cunninghams for wheat
14 Finished plowing in {illegible} field Sowed wheat in field next Cunninghams
15 Drove to St.George & Brantford in the afternoon
16 Sowed wheat in field next Cunninghams. About 15 acres of wheat altogether
17 J. Ms Donald & I went to Anniversary Services at Glen Morris in the morning. Mr Lickie preached a fine sermon.
18 Mr & Mrs Williamson and Family went to School Fair at St. George
19 Finished harrowing wheat and painted top buggy.
20 No of my Watch case 1136459. Waltham No of Watch 17239018-15 Jewels Case 4041291-
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Sunday, March 1
1916
Sept 28th. Our Wedding Day, and were married at the Methodist Church Parsonage by Rev Wells. After a very fine Wedding Dinner at the home of Mr & Mrs D. M. Lee, we took the 1.45 train for Buffalo and took the boat from there to Cleveland where Edith's Sister Elvira Depew met us, and where we spent a week of our honey-moon, visiting at Stenstras and going out to .
On our way home we spent a day or two at Buffalo at Alvie A Lees and at Middlefelts in Niagara Falls who were cousins of Ediths, visited Shredded wheat factory.
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Tuesday, March 3
1916
Nov 1st. Last night we got a big surprise, when about fifty of our neighbors gathered in the form of a Halloween Party and came marching in upon us with their tin pan drums etc. A right jolly crowd they were too with their music they also brought a handsome lunch which was served with coffee but the best was yet to come. for Mr H.J. Keirle gave me on of his interesting little speeches, noting why they had come, to welcome us home from our Wedding trip. at the same time two little girls presented by better half with a handsome set of silverware, 1doz. each of knives & forks 1/2 doz dessert spoons & tablespoons also a sugar shell & butter knife. It was hard to find suitable words to reply but about twelve o'clock the party broke up and all seemed to have enjoyed themselves most thoroughly.
2nd Finished threshing, 96 bus of No 3 Oats. 190 bus of Alaska Oats and about 190 of No.72. and bus of mixed grains. making 1450 bus of grain altogether.
3rd Helped Cecil Simons draw his new house, from the Bar at the Lake.
4th Met Nellie at Paris Station having come for a few days visit
6 Bob Mr Donald finished threshing. Starting to pull turnips
7 Earl Taylor came out from Paris with his car and Nellie Inies McCrea Edith & I went to concert and Supper at Germans School House
18 Went to St George to get coal-oil barrell, filled.
16 Ordered 5 cherries trees from Mr. S Wail. Drew hay to lake and one load for Mr Johnson.
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Wednesday, March 4
1916
Nov 17th. Quite a heavy snow storm last night. took the sleighs to Paris but being a warm day the snow was pretty much off the roads before night.
.. 20th Finished fixing new hen house in the pig pen and put 20 pullets in it , and got a new rooster from Mrs Johnson. Shut young rooster up to fatten.
.. 22nd Mr & Mrs. Robert Lowe came over for the evening.
.. 25th Brought 2 colts home from clumps bush. and Edith and I drove to Brantford to Executive Meeting, also to Mary B.'s
Dec 2nd Finished plowing corn & Turnip ground.
.. 3rd Will & Lillonette Miller came over for a visit.
..5th Went to McKenzies to get 2 calves $5.00 each Bert & Mrs Williamson drove to Brantford to see new place.
..6 .. Sold 8 fat hogs avge. 222 1/2 @ 10.75 per cwt.
..7 .. Went to Paris to have our picture taken and went to George Lees for dinner.
.. 9 ... Finished fall plowing, getting 2 bags of potatoes of potatoe grown & Banked up the rose bushes for the winter.
.. 12 .. Brought the cattle home from the hill, having been more snow last night. Edith brought Earl Depow home from Paris with her. Went to Farmers club meeting at Kitchens School, we had a good programe including a debate entitled "Resolved that the average Farmer had more general ability than the average business man of the city." the affirmative won.
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Thursday, March 5
1916
Dec 13th. Edith, Earl and I went to Aunt Nellies for tea in the evening, Nellie, Mayme & two of the children were there.
.. 14.. Drew cinders from Blue Lake (3 loads)
..15.. Went to St. George to pay taxes, Ordered 25 gals of Lime sulphur & 20 lbs Arsonate of Lead from J. Rosebrough. Started to draw out manure with spreader.
.. 18.. Edith & I Drove to Galt and had tea at Mr Moffats
..20.. Killed 3 pigs and started to pick geese
..21.. Went to Brantford market and sold 5 geese alive at $2.00 each & sold dressed ones @ 20c per lbs. also 7 chickens @ 20c per lbs. got a calf from McKenzus
..22.. Held our annual S.S. Social Evening and Xmas trade in the S.S. room. Stocking were made for the children and home made candy was served instead of lunch, a programe was given by the children.
..25 Xmas day we went to Xmas dinner at Alva L's, after a sumptous dinner a heavily laden Xmas tree was distributed and we all fared well indeed.
26th Drew a load of turnips to Paris.
..27 Edith & I went to Woodstock for the day and spent the evening with Mr & Mrs. Robt. Veil.
.. 28 & 29 Went to St. George for a ton of Bran $33.00
.. 31 A very nice day but rather cold to end the Old Year.
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Friday, March 6
1917
Jan 1st We began the New Year by going to a NewYears dinner given by Uncle Adam & Aunt Nellie at the Glen, when a Sharpe reunion was held about 30 were present.
.. 2nd Young hereford cow had a little calf.
.. 3rd Edith's mother & father and Aunt Augusta came over for dinner.
.. 10th Mr Fred Evans came out from Paris to hang paper on the Dnning & Sitting room.
.. 11th Edith & I went to congregational meeting in St. George in the ^evening.
..17.. Finished pressing hay at R. McDonalds
..18.. Bob Lowe brought his engine and we pressed 19600 lbs of hay in the afternoon.
.. 22.. Went to second nomination when Norman Clump was elected by acclaimation as councillor.
.. 30th Finished drawing Turnips to Paris 111 bus @ 40c.
..31st Nellie came down from the Glen for a few days visit and to help as Edith was sick in bed with Grippe.
Feb 2nd. Went to prepatory Service at St. George in the Evening.
.. 4th Went to Sacrament Service in Presbyterion church.
..7 .. Mr Lee of St. George and B of the D & Nellie Dalzell came for dinner.
.. 12.. Edith & I went to Aunt Betsy's 100th Birthday Party.
.. 14 .. A load of us went to St. George in the evening to hear Mrs Shultz tell about their missionary work in Africa. It was very interesting and instructive and our Sunday School gave them Twenty dollars for to support and educate a native boy there for a year.
.. 17 Evea McCrae came for a visit. had dinner with us.
.. 18 Mr Tom Elliot an old friend of Father's came for a short visit..
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Sunday, March 7
1917
Feb 20th Went to St. George to get a new wagon box.
.. 21st Started to cut wood at the bush.
.. 22nd Edith & I drove over to Will & Lillovette Millers in the afternoon.
.. 23rd Drew a load of hay to cement works.
.. 27th Went to Paris in the evening to hear Mr Moore of Niagra Falls lecture on Rose culture, he was splendid.
.. 28.. Went to help Bob McDonald to draw in ice.
Mar 1& 2 Helped Herb Cummingham to draw ice > From Blue Lake {indicating both this entry and the entry before} Ralph & Will Burglass came for a visit & stayed over night.
.. 4th Edith & I went to Aunt Nellies for tea and took the paper at the Guild that night the Topic being "Service"
.. 5 .. A very stormy day, after a very fine week.
..6 .. R. Robertson took a sleigh load and we all went down to Ryecrofts for a Social Evening , we had a fine time.
.. 8.. Went to Wesley Kitchens sale in the afternoon and made a winter gate for end of lane next Dalzells.
.. 8 & 10 Shipped a carload of hay at L.E. & N. Station to Sam Miller Millbank.
.. 10.. Went to a meeting in the Bank St. George to arrange for Uncle Andrew & Rhoda Sharp came over for a visit and to change some mixed grain.
.. 9 .. Patroitic campain of St. George & <s>Soth h</s>South Dumfries.
.. 1.. Went to Johnsons for a little while in the evening to hear some music.
.. 12.. Mr & Mrs Wolfe came over over for the evening.
.. 13.. Went to Farmers club at Kitchens School and gave a paper on Spring Preperations from a Horticulture Standfront.
.. 13 & 14 Will Kierle & I canvassed this road for the St. George and South Dumfries Patrotic Fund about $11.000 was raised in all.
.. 14th Edith, Earl & I went to Grandpa Lees 70th Birthday Party.
..15.. Went to S. S. Executive meeting at Presbyterian Church. St. George.
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Sunday, March 8
Mar 16th Kenneth McDonald and his wife and baby came for the evening and as it was very dark and the roads very bad they stayed till morning.
.. 17th A cold rather stormy day used the wheels for the first time after a winter of steady sleighing.
.. 19. Drew 4 loads of straw into the barn in the forenoon and started to draw out manure with spreader.
.. 20.. Drew 4 loads of manure to the garden, mulched the raspberries. Dr. Dunlog came to see Edith who had a very bad cold & sore throat.
.. 21. Angus Cornwell & Marjory came up in the afternoon for some
.. 22.. Drew a load of wheat to Paris @ $ 1.80 and bought home a load of shingels & 2 cwt of oilcake @ $3.00.
.. 23 Went to Mrs D. Robertsons Funeral in the afternoon, as I was one of the Pall-bearers I went to the Cemetry at the Glen. it was quite a wet day about noon, but it faired up later.
.. 24 . Earl Depew went to Cleveland for a weeks holidays
.. 26 A very warm Spring day, changed the winter gates at the ends of the lane for the summer ones.
.. 28 .. Mr & Mrs. Lee came over for dinner and a little visit.
.. 29.. Helped R. McDonald to put on a load of hay in afternoon. Very Windy
.. 30 .. Drew manure for hot-bed and N.M. Clump came over in afternoon for 50 bus alaska Oats
.. 31 Edith & I went to Brantford in the afternoon by car from Paris. Attended S.S. Executive meeting in Y.M.C.A.
Apr 1st Went to the Glen to church in the morning to hear Rev. Mr Pettigrew preach his farewell sermons.
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Monday, March 9
1917
April 2nd Earl came home from Cleveland in the evening.
.. 3rd A hard frost last night, drew out manure in the forenoon and sett the goose on 13 eggs.
.. 4th Geo Weir came for 50 bus alaska seed oats in the afternoon Mr & Mrs Lee and Mrs Ryan came over for a visit.
.. 5.. Edith & I went to Mr Pettigrews farewell gathering at the Glen, for dinner and to spend the afternoon as nearly all the members of the Presbytery were there, and although the day was very wet, yet the hall was crowded. Received seeds from Bruces.
.. 6th Put up new wire fence back of shop, for chicken yard. Simmons came down in afternoon and we dehorned 5 of the older calfs. Rather a wet dreary day for Good Friday. Herb brought a Hundred of Sugar from St. George for us.
.. 7 .. Sowed seeds in Hot-bed in the afternoon. Sett 3 hens on R. J. Red eggs (45 eggs)
.. 8.. Easter Sunday and a very nice day, we went to Paris Methodist church in the evening.
.. 9 .. A very hard frost last night, drew out manure all day.
.. 10 .. Went to Ellene Johnsons Birthday Party in the evening
.. 11.. Started to shingle half of store house.
.. 12 .. Mr Johnson & Jack McDonald helped to shingle
.. 13 A cold day took a load of wheat to Paris at $1.90
.. 14 .. Mr Johnson came to help us finish shingle the house, rather a cold day.
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Tuesday, March 10
1917
Apr. 17th Went to St. George for Spray material 1 small barrel of Lime Sulphur salt and a can of Arsonate of Lead. Solf the last of the wheat @2.05 per bus shipped a bag of potatoes to Willie Galbraith.
.. 18 .. Herb Cunningham came up with his engine and we sawed the wood in the afternoon , a fine warm Spring day.
.. 19. Helped R. McDonald to saw wood.
.. 20.. Mr Johnson to saw wood in the morning, a very fine warm rain last night. cleaned up the last of the seed Oats
.. 23 .. Sprayed the Orchard with Lime Sulphur & Arsonate of Lead. We drove over to Boakes in the evening for some seed oats.
.. 24 Cultivated up part of the wheat in Creek field and sowed mixed grain on it.
.. 25 .. Sowed some mixed grain in wheat field next canning
.. 30 .. Finished sowing mixed grain in back 14 acre field (oats & Barley) Received 5 cherry trees from Smiths nursery. Winona 2 Gov. Wood 1 Early Richmond and 2 Black Oxheart.
May 1st Bought of Norman Clump one sow, Berkshire 7 mos old for $32.00 Mr & Mrs Johnson and family came over for tea and the evening to help celebrate Earl's Birthday.
.. 2nd The first of May was quite wet and both 1st & 2nd <u>very</u> windy.
.. 3rd Started to cultivate in clump field for oats.
.. 4th Sowed clover & Timothy seed on back 14 acre field and harrowed it with new sett of harrows.
.. 5 .. A wet day. Received 3 rose bushes from Hort. Society.
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Wednesday, March 11
1917
May 6th. Earl went to Hamilton on Sat. for over Sunday. Will Millers came over in afternoon and stayed for tea
.. {ink splat} 8th Finished sowing no. 3 oats in 14 acre field of clumps
9th Seeded clump field with clover & Timothy.
.. 10 & 11th Cultivated & harrowed corn ground.
,, 12 .. Sold 5 fat cattle to Jim Wallace, shipped at Glenmorris
.. 13 .. Mr & Mrs Moore and Lillian and Mrs Moore came over and we all went down church, it being "Galts Church Sunday"
.. 14 .. Started to draw manure to corn ground with spreader. Drove to Galt in the afternoon. going to council meeting at the Glen to get Path masters instructions. Came home from Galt by Mr C. Scotts and stopped at Duncan Millers for tea.
.. 15th Stretched wire fence at north of driving shed. Drove to Brantford by Paris, took 2 bales of hay to Gordon and some potatoes & apples to Mary Anne. Also drove down to Williamsons for a little while.
.. 17th. Plowed the garden and planted early potatoes, a few hills of Empire state, 4 rows of Irish Cobbles & 2 of 1st Choice. Mr & Mrs Lee and Miss Rutherford came once for dinner and brought a yearling heifer to put to pasture.
.. 18th Planted & rolled mangel ground.
.. 19 .. Took 13 young cattle to the bush and repaired the fence. Cemented around stone chimneys etc. Dolly & Bessie came over for the night. A very heavy thunder-storm.
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Thursday, March 12
May 24th A very cold and wet day for a holiday. We drove to Paris in the afternoon and helped George for a little while, with taking dirt out of his cellar. (digging cellar) Fred Archibald came up for a few days visit.
.. 26 .. Finished manuring field next Dalzells for corn. Sowed nearly an acre of mangels at north side of young orchard. Bruce's Sugar Mangels & Yellow Inter. {intermediates} also some Early corn & Peas.
.. 28. Borrowed H. Cunninghams double-furrow plow for corn ground.
.. 31st Helped George Lee to move in the afternoon. A very heavy rain at night.
June 1st Finished plowing corn ground and went to Aunt Essie for tea. Bought 50 Climax strawberry plants for Simmons.
.. 2nd Sprayed part of the trees for the 2nd spraying.
.. 3rd Ada & Bob Veal came over for a visit
.. 4th Started to sow corn in the afternoon about 75 young chickens hatched out all R.P.R.
.. 5th A very wet day. Started to paint parlor floor and helped to clean the kitchen. Mr & Mrs H. Boakes came over in the afternoon for some tomato plants. Sett out over 20 cabbage and about 100 tomato plants
.. 7 . Mother and Gordon came for dinner and a little visit. Mother brought a box of extra fine Petunias
.. 9 .. A very nice day for a Birthday. Queen had a fine little colt last night. "Fan" Finished sowing corn in field next Dalzells.
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Friday, March 13
1917
June 10th. Drove over to Will Millers after Sunday School.
.. 12 .. Finished plowing turnip ground and drawing out manure.
.. 13 .. Went to our S.S. Convention at the Baptist church St. George. the speakers were fine and it was a splendid Convention although it rained at night.
.. 16 Finished planting potatoes in young orchard, planted about 10 bags on 1 1/2 acre, largest potatoes at south side
.. 17 Communion Sunday at church, a very nice day.
.. 18 Finished planting root ground & sett posts for wire fence.
.. 19 Painted parlor floor in the afternoon.
.. 21 .. Sprayed the orchard and burned bush.
.. 22 .. Cultivated mangels & corn the first time and helped Bob McDonald to plant potatoes in the afternoon
.. 23 .. Started to thin mangels, turned very wet at noon.
.. 24 .. Edith and I drove to Paris & took the car to Stratford to see Mayme
.. 26 ..A wet day, helped to clean the kitchen.
.. 27 .. Repaired ends of the culvet at Johnsons in 5 acre the ends had fallen out. George Lees & Father & Mother came for a visit.
.. 28 .. Mr & Mrs Wolfe and family came over for tea and the evening.
.. 29 .. Held our S.S. Picnic in the afternoon which was a real success as the afternoon turned out fine and bright.
.. 30 .. Cultivated the garden & the mangels the second time Bought a 6 year old Holstein Cow from Wolfes Fred Archibald came up from Hamilton for the 1st. Sowed about 2 acres of turnips in the afternoon Russel McCreas called in the evening.
July 1st. A very heavy rain in the morning and again in the afternoon.
. 2nd Cultivated corn & finished hoing mangels. also planted some Started holding S. S. down stairs again. Popcorn butter - beans pumpkins citrons beets etc. Milton Lee came out for a visit
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Saturday, March 14
July 3rd. Went to the bush to stretch and put up some wire fence. Finished sowing swede and white turnips in the young orchard
4th Repaired fence around 3 acre field and started to cut Lucerne clover. Edith and I went over to Mr & Mrs Youngs for tea.
5th Cultivated mangels and the garden. also sowed buckwheat on hill in field next to Dalzells barn.
8th A heavy rain last night, Went to Paris to church in the morning and to Kitchens S.S. in the afternoon. they having just reorganized.
.. 9 .. Worked on the roads in the forenoon and we had rain in the afternoon, turning very heavy at night, which in some places was a bad hailstorm.
.. 10 .. Went to St. George in the morning and brought home cwt {hundred weight} of Sugar $8.50
.. 11.. Finished doing road work in the forenoon.
.. 12 .. Sold old sow 420 lbs @134 per lb. Went to the bush in afternoon to help Mr Combe put up wire fence.
13 .. Katie & Gordon and Andrew came for tea.
14 .. White washed young catties stable with sprayer Bert and Harry came for a little visit. This has been such a wet week that the hay in coils is getting white with mould.
16. Finished cultivating corn second time & mangels 3rd time. Started to draw in hay 3 loads.
17.. Went to town to get 15 boxes of strawberry from Millers Dr. Burglass and boys come from Hamilton. A very wet day.
19.. Clarance and Annie Lee also Rosiland and Isa Sharp came in afternoon. Clarance helped with hay and we finished drawing in Lucerne off north hill. 9 loads.
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Sunday, March 15
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July 22nd. Went to Baptist church in Paris in evening.
25. Borrowed Herb Cunninghams cultivator with disc's to go through the turnips before thinning.
26th Adam came out in his car before breakfast and helped us thin turnips and drawing in hay. A very severe thunder storm in the afternoon. Dalzells barn was struck with lightning but the barn was discovered in time to put it out.
.. 27th. Mayme and her little folks came for a visit.
.. 28.. Helped Johnsons to draw in hay. Scuffled mangels.
.. 30 .. Finished drawing in Lucerne Hay 27 loads.
Aug 1st Bessie and children came up for a couple of days and for some cherries
Aug 3rd. Finished " " Hay off top of north hill 11 loads.
.. 6th Cut Mr Johnsons wheat
.. 7 .. Drew in hay off back ten acre field 20 loads in all, making 58 loads of hay in all. A nice rain at night.
.. 10 .. Started to cut wheat and mixed grain
.. 11 .. Cut mixed grain for Mr Johnson.
.. 12 .. Drove Mayme and children up to the Glen in the evening and Fred Archibald came up to help for a couple of weeks.
.. 14 .. Finished cutting wheat and started to cut early oats.
.. 15 .. Started to cut mixed grain & helped Johnsons to draw in (wheat). Drew a load of Hay to Mr Simon on Burmingham place.
18 . . Started to draw in wheat, and helped Mr Johnson draw mixed grain
20 .. Drew in seed wheat and started to cut oats in clump field. Mrs Hardisty came
21 .. Finished cutting no 3 oats in clump field. Helped W. McPherson to thresh.
22 .. Cut Mr Johnsons oats.
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Monday, March 16
Aug 23rd A very fine rain last night and to.day. Drew two loads of hay to Lake.
.. 24th. Drew a load of hay to Mr Coates. Cultivated Turnips & mangels.
.. 27 .. Helped Mr Johnson to stock his oats Finished drawing in wheat and mixed grain off middle field next Cunningham place 12 loads (11 loads off each field)
.. 28 .. First day of plowing wheat
.. 29 .. Mr Johnson helped plow for wheat.
.. 30 .. A beautiful day and warm, a little daughter Elizabeth Leone was born to us of which we are quite proud.
.. 31 .. Made some stacks of mixed grain in Hogs back field.
Sept 1. Will Millers came over for a little while in the evening.
.. 2.. Finished plowing clover seed on top of hill for wheat and started to plow back 10 acre field.
.. 6 Earl went to Toronto show for the day.
.. 7 Scott Bros threshed for us in the afternoon, Rain at night.
.. 1 H. Cunningham and man came to help us drawing oats.
.. 12 Helped Mr Johnson to thresh in the forenoon
.. 13 Helped Bob McDonald to thresh oat.
.. 14 . Went to town in the morning and in the afternoon Dr Denton, Dr Lovett and nurse Miss Greenwood to perform an operation on Edith which proved successfull although it put her back to bed for two weeks or more. Mrs Hardisty staying with us for a few weeks. Helped Cunningham and Ryercroft to thresh
.. 17 Finished drawing in mixed grain off 14 acre field over 30 loads.
.. 18 .. " " No 3 Oats off Clump field 11 loads. " " plowing back 10 acre field for wheat
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== Tuesday, March 17 1917==
=== Sept 20th ===
Sowed wheat on top of north hill
=== -21st ===
Went to St. George in the morning brought 1 cwt of sugar home $9.75
=== -24th ===
Earl went to the School Fair at St. George in the afternoon Mayme & Mary Fraser came out in afternoon and we went for elderberries. Went to S.S. executive meeting in the Evening at the Baptist church St. George, at which we arranged to ask the different S.S.'s to Co-operate in donations for the people of Northern France where they have lost their home and all they had in this cruel war.
=== -25 ===
Finished picking St. Lawrence apples only about a bbl in all
=== -26 ===
Finished sowing wheat in back ten acre field (treated the seed)
=== -27 ===
Went to Watsons McPhersons raising in the afternoon.
=== -28 ===
A very fine rain last night. Went to Paris Show in the afternoon
=== -29 ===
Brought 7 of the young cattle home from the bush and put
up some barbed wire fence along the north lane.
=== Oct. 1at ===
Took a load of wood to Dr. Dunton (blocks) 5.00
=== -2nd ===
Mr & Mrs Lee & Ella came over in the afternoon, bringing some peaches and helping to can them. Plowed ground at foot of north hill.
=== -4th ===
Took Mrs Hardisty home to Branfford in the afternoon
=== -5th ===
Started to plod field next Cunningham place.
=== -8th ===
Thanksgiving Day, Bert Williams & Harry came out for the day. We went to the bush for butter - nuts we got over a bushel.
=== -9 ===
Started to dig potatoes, Mr Foreshaw came to help.
=== - 11 ===
Finished digging potatoes only a fair crop 3 wagon loads. Went to Duncan the McPhersons raising in the afternoon.
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Wednesday, March 18
Oct 12th A very wet day, A rain which did a lot of good.
.. 17 .. Finished drawing mangels 8 good loads. plowing field next Cunningham place
18th Blacksaw had 3 little pigs. Earl started to shingle pig-pen
.. 21st Went to Mr Donald Robertsons Funeral in the afternoon
.. 23rd Finished plowing 3 acre field for roots next year.
.. 24th Finished stretching wire fence by Dalzells barn.
.. 25 .. Edith and I went to Mr Lees for dinner. Taking Leone for her first drive. Went to Prov Plowing Match which was held at Oakpark Stock Farm this year. The afternoon turned out very nice and there was a great crowd there.
.. 26 .. Helped Frank Reed to fill his silo
.. 27 .. Went to Brantford to a County Executive meeting in Y.M.C.A.
.. 28 .. Our Rally Day in S.School. it was a fine day as we had a big crowd
.. 27 Miss Campbell went home after having been here 6 weeks
.. 28 .. Roan cow had a fine roan heifer calf.
.. 29 .. A very wet day. especially in the afternoon.
.. 30 .. Reopened the drain in the barn yard and put up fence at the end of electric track
.. 31 Helped Ryecrofts to fill their silo. Went to meet Nellie who had just come down from Woodstock.
Nov 1st Took a load of hogs to Paris 6 weighing 1220 @ $13.50. Snowed nearly all day.
.. 2nd Earl Depew left for Cleveland after working here for 10 months. Made a walk in front of the stables out of old railway tees. Helped R. McDonald to fill his silo in the afternoon.
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Thursday, March 19
1917
Nov. 5th Filled our silo to about 6 ft from the top, a very fine day
.. 6 .. Helped R. Aitkin fill his silo
.. 7 .. Filled silo at Jim Aitkins
.. 9 .. Finished silo filling at Simons at noon and went to Watson McPhersons threshing in the afternoon.
.. 10 .. Started to draw in turnips. Mr Reynolds & Mr Johnson helped to pull
.. 11 Edith, Baby & I went to Alvahs for dinner and I drove to the Plains S.S. in the afternoon.
.. 14 .. Started threshing at Simons. Harold Plumstead brought over a load of clothes etc from the Plains S.S. for people of Northern France.
.. 13 .. Held a social evening here together in for " "
.. 16 .. Finished threshing at Simons
.. 17 .. Finished drawing in turnips about 20 loads in all.
.. 19 .. Father & Mother Lee bought Maude Blundil over, who stayed a couple of days.
.. 21 .. Finished threshing at R. Aitkins and started to thresh here.
.. 22 .. Rained all night and all forenoon turning to snow in the afternoon
.. 23 .. Finished threshing 1110 bus in all 240 of wheat 300 of oats & 570 of mixed grain.
.. 24 .. Helped H. Cunningham to thresh, the last of fall threshings.
.. 26 .. Brought six cattle home from the bush.
.. 27 .. Edith & I drove to Brantford in the afternoon taking Leone for the first time. Bought Edith a new Black plush coat.
.. 28 .. Brought Bess home from Lenningtons where she had been pasturing for the past six months. Went to St. George in the afternoon to help pack boxes for the people of Northern France. Five boxes were packed valued @ $547.00
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Friday, March 20
1917
Dec. 1 & 3. Drew wheat to Paris and brought home a new Massey Harris corn binder which Ryecroft & I had bought.
.. 5th Helped Bob McDonald to take his fat calves to Paris
.. 6 .. Drew the remainder of rails next to Dalzells barn
.. 8 & 9 Very stormy days more like a March storm than Dec.
.. 10 .. Edith & I went to Paris taking Leone to see Aunt Betsy.
.. 11.. Drew a load of hay to cement works
.. 13 .. Went to Will Ronalds sale in the afternoon, bought a Massey Harris seed drill for $16.00. Edith & Leone visited at Kelmans
.. 14 .. Took a load of potatoes to Brantford @ 2.25 per bag.
.. 15 .. Brought new fixed-carrier & hook, home from St. George Clarance Newton helped put up a load of wheat in afternoon.
.. 17 .. Dominion Election Day when the Union Government was sustained by a substantial majority. Edith & I went to Uncle Tom Sharps for dinner.
.. 18 .. Edith, Leone & I went to Woodstock for the day, had a nice visit.
.. 19 .. Took a load of wheat to Paris, went to concert at School at night.
.. 20.. Took Geese & chickens to Brantford market, the geese sold readly alive but not the chickens drove to Maymes for a little visit
.. 21 .. Went to R. Irvings sale and took a run up to Galt on the car
.. 22 .. Went to St. George to get a parcel from Eatone.
.. 24 .. Picked 11 chickens in the afternoon for Xmas trade
.. 25 .. Went to Lillovette & Will Millers for Xmas dinner and afternoon.
.. 28 .. A very cold day, called at Armstrongs Congos Woomans on behalf of present for Mr Farquharsons. Helped R. McDonald press hay.
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Saturday, March 21
1917
Dec 29th Took a load of hay to Paris to W.E. Coates @ $14.00 per ton
.. 30.. Very cold day. 15 below for two days.
.. 31 .. Finished pulling up feed carrier for the ensilage
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Sunday, March 22
1918
Jan 1st Spent the day at home as Edith was not well. Opened the silo and tried the new feed carrier which worked fine.
.. 2nd Went to Will Ronald's for Massey Harris Seed Drill which I bought at his sale for $16.00. Had dinner at Forbes. Went to Moores at Blue Lake for tea and the evening.
.. 3rd. Dan Forbes came down to help and we drew 2 loads of straw up to the pig-pen. Went to Prayer meeting at Johnsons in the evening.
.. 4th. Started to draw out manure
.. 5 .. Went to Brantford to see about Exemption of D. Forbes
.. 9 .. Went to Johnsons for tea and to spend the evening.
.. 10 .. Congregation meeting at St. George in the evening.
.. 11 .. Drew a load of hay to stable at cement works.
.. 12 & 13 Two rainy stormy days, so stormy that the trains were all blocked for several days as well as the roads. The wind blew so hard that the snow blew through the cracks of the buildings until everything was white.
.. 17 .. Fred Carrie and his wife and baby Jean came down from Galt for a few days. being home on a visit from Alberta.
.. 18 Went to Aunt Bessie Mcmans funeral from Hatie & Arthur Greens where they brought her from Rochester, where she had died at Freds of appoplexy
19 .. Bob & Maggie Aitkin came down for the evening.
.. 20 .. Took Fred Carrie & Family to Paris station (L.E.& N.) on the way to Galt.
.. 21 .. Went to Patriotic Service in Methodist church St. George.
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Monday, March 23
1918
Jan 22nd Started to draw turnips to Paris. The sleighing was good.
.. 23rd Grandma & Grandpa Lee came over for dinner. Bought a black calf from R. Viel.
.. 22nd Went to Farmers club meeting at Dalzells in the evening
.. 26th Went to Mr Jas McKenzies for a calf. Ordered 2 1/2 bus of Golden Ensilage seed corn from Mr Wait.
.. 29 .. Went to Mrs Frank Kitchens sale in the afternoon.
.. 30 Drew a load of bailed hay to Paris for Robt McDonald.
.. 31 & Feb 1st Drew turnips to Jas Wallace at the Glen
Feb 3rd Red cow had a nice roan calf.
..; 4th A very cold day, the thermometer going at night to 20 to 28 below zero.
.. 6 Started to draw manure to Creek field.
.. 7 .. Went to Brantford in the afternoon, took tea at Mr R Wights.
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1918
Apr 13th Hartley Johnson came to help cultivate for the day.
- 16 - Sowed first Oats on hill next Cunningham Place
- 17 - Shipped 100 bus of O.A.C. No 3 Oats to Litchfield, Conn, U.S.A at #1.50 per bus on account of Custom war restrictions it was very difficult to get them across the lines. A very heavy rain in the afternoon
June 4th Mr & Mrs McNeely and Mr Milne came up in the evening.
June 4th Planted potatoes behind driving shed
... 7 & 8 George Maricole build rail fence around the little field behind driving shed
- - Put up barbed wire fence along far hollow
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Rest Sir W. Raleigh
2 rows in centre small potatoes
Irish Cobbler
Northern Grown Green M
Home Grown Green M
2 rows nearly of Empire State
South
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== Thursday, March 26 1918==
June 11th Drove over to Millers for dinner and went S.S Convention in Moyles School in the afternoon.
14th. Went to our own Convention at Maus's Church, it was a fine day and all around it was a splendid Convention.
16 Edith Leone & I went down to Langford to spent the day with Cornwells.
17 Started to cultivate corn the first time.
18- Sowed how Century turnips in the afternoon.
20- Finished hoing mangels they were a good catch. Sowed some more peas and carrot seed.
21- Went to Paris to registrars a very heavy rain but one which did a great deal of good.
22- Finished cutting thistles and dock out of a rain in 6 acre field.
23- Baptismal Services were held in hthe Presbyterian Church St. George when we had Leone baptised, Mr & Mrs Arthur Woolmans 2nd girl was also baptised
24- Did our road work, drew cinders from the Lake to the big hill.
25- Started to cut hay in he afternoon. (Lucerne)
26. Mr & Mrs Coates and family came out for tea, and the evening.
27. Mr & Mrs Lee and Mary Love came over for a visit {Don Gullin started to herd cows Finished cultivating corn the second time.
28- Sowed Greystone turnips about 3/4 of an acre. Fred Archibald came for a visit from Hamilton.
29- Finished drawing in Lucerne off north hill 5 loads
30- Drove over to Bob Veals in the evening
July 2nd Sowed Oats and sugar-cane at foot of north hill for pasture. Went to Johnsons in the evening to help arrange for Garden Party.
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== Friday, March 27 1918 ==
July 3rd Brought 3 heifers home from the bush
5th. Finished drawing Lucerne off east hill 4 loads Mr Foran come in the afternoon and stayed for tea Duncan Miller and family come down for the evening.
6- Cultivated corn the third time and cut thistle in the oats.
7- Drove over to call on Mr & Mrs Congo in the evening after S.S.
8- Borrowed H. Cunninghams cutivator to cultivate turnips 1st time
9- Two Holstien cows had little calves but one was lost.
10- Alva Lee & family came out in the afternoon (a very heavy rain) Transplantid celery plants. filling up the hot-bed.
11- Another very fine rain which did a great deal of good. Gordon and Katherine came up for tea, bringing some of the supplies for the Garden Party on the 17th
12- Finished thining turnips in 3 acre field, they were a good catch.
13- Finished drawing hay Lucerne off field next Dalzells 3 loads. Started to cut timothy in back 14 acre field.
16- A very heavy rain in the evening, went to Johnson to put booth
17- Went to Garden Party at Johnsons, which for Garden Party was a great success in every way, the night was beautiful.
18- Finished having mangels the second time.
22- Finished cutting Timothy hay in 14 acre field
23- Finished thining Grey stone turnips and to Brant Co. Farm picnic at Mohawk Park in the afternoon.
24- Helped Ambrose Simon draw brick for his new house.
25- Finished drawing in hay 20 loads off 14 acre field, 33 loads in all.
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July 28th Mayme and her little folks came up for a visit
- 29 - Hoed the potatoes and part of the corn
- 30 - Put bug-finish on the potatoes and got binder ready for work.
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Aug 1st Finished cutting mixed grain and wheat <s>to</s> on top of the north hill in back ten acre field
- 2nd
- 3rd Cut mixed grain & No 3 Oats in young Orchard and Edith, Leone, and went down to H. Lee's and Stoney Creek for over Sunday, we had a very pleasant trip.
- 5th Started to draw in mixed grain. Started to use ripe tomatoes
- 6 - Finished plowing mixed grain off north hill 7 loads and two small loads of wheat there only being a strip along the fences where the snow had drifted over and protected it from the severe winter
- 8th Finished drawing mixed grain off back ten acres (13 loads). A very nice rain at night, which was badly needed and which was welcome indeed after an extremely hot week (101° on Wed 7th
- 9 - Cultivated potatoes, mangels, and turnips
- 10 - Started to cut oats.
- 11. Uncle Wesley Lee & familiy motored over for a little while after S.S. (Bert & Harry Williamson came up)
- 12 - Went to Watson McPhersons threshing by the afternoon (A fine rain last night.)
- 13 - Made Ice-cream in the evening, Mr & Mrs Forbes & Esther came over for a little while in the evening.
- 14 - Finished culling oats and put the binder away.
- 15 - Helped H. Cunningham to thresh in the afternoon.
- 16 - " " Ryecrafts to thresh in the noon.
- - Took Mayme & Children to Aunt Helles in the evening.
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Aug 17th Finished drawing grain off 6 loads of loads of mixed grain 4 of No 3 Oats and 2 1/2 of loose rakings
- 18 - Went over to George Lees for tea in the evening.
- 19 - Picked yellow Sugar plums nearly 4 small baskets.
- 21 - Finished drawing in oats 8 1/2 loads off centre East field and 9 loads off fields next Dalgells barn.
- 22 - Went to Paris in the evening to meet Depews on arrival from Clevelandfv
- 23 - Started to plow 14 acre field for wheat.
- 25 - Bert WIlliamson came up for the day and took Harry home
- 26 - Finished hoeing <s>mangels</s> turnips 2nd line. Pollanna had a little roan H. Calf
27 - Grandma & Grandpa Lee, Ed & Virg Depaw & family came over for the day
28 - A very fine rain to-day, which was very badly needed, the ground being almost to dry to plow. Sett up new corn binder M- H {Massey Harris}
29 - Drove Mayme and the children home to Brantford in afternoon
- 30 - Leone's first birthday and it was Jean Johnsons birthday too, they had a little party over there for them both
Sept 2nd Borrowed H. Cunninghams ground plow to plow for wheat. May Lemon came to help Edith for a few weeks
- 3rd Helped R. Aitkins to thesh in the forenoon
- 6th Finished plowing 14 acre field for wheat.
- 7 - Blasted 5 large stones in back 14 acre field. Fred Archibald came up for a little visit.
- 8 - We went to Alva Lees for Dinner & Tea and to the Methodist S.S. Rally
- 9 Went to Simons threshing
- 10 Helped Johnsons to threst in Fore-noon & Hartleys in afternoon
- 11 -Scott Bros came to thresh, threshing 1300 bus in one day.
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Sept 12 Finished threshing in the morning. 1500 bus in all. 16 bus of wheat. 80 of No 3 Oats. 580 late oats + 825 bus of mixed grain.
13th Bought of Heifer calf from Grandpa Lee about 5 months old
- 14 Started to sow wheat in 14 acre field.
- 15 Our Rally day at S.S. but as it had ben a heavy rain the attendance was not quite as large as usual but good for the day. Mr F. Rosbrough and Mr H.W. Boukes visited and addressed our S.S. Mr Boukes and family staying for tea. Miss Gertie Lemon came out for the day.
- 16. School Fair day at St. George
- 17 - Finished sowing fall wheat in 14 acre field.
- 19. Went to Paris S.S. Convention in the afternoon and we went to Mr & Mrs W. Coates for tea. Fred Archibald went home.
- 20 Finished putting up new fence on East & South sides of 3 acre field.
- 24 - George Lee & family & Lillovette Miller & little folks came over for a visit
- 25. Dan Forbes & I went to Niagara on the Lake for the Day
- 24 - A Township Executive Metting was held here, there were eight present, and we talked over the best methods carring out our work for the coming year
- 26 - Helped Ryecrofts to finish threshing & started to pick St. Lawrence apples
- 27 - Went to Paris Show in the afternoon, a fine day and a good Fair
- 28 - Went to S.S. Executive Meeting in Brantford
- 29 - Went over to Wiers in the evening for tea.
- 30 - Mr I. Stewart came to paint the S.S. room etc {Went to Anniversary Event at the Glen Capt Duke gave a fine Lecture
Oct 1st. First hard frost. Started to cut the corn with new binder
- 2nd A wet morning cleaned out young cattle stabing getting ready for cementing
- 4th Finished cutting corn and put the corn binder away
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== Tuesday, March 31 ==
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Oct 5th Helped Ryecrofts to fill their silo.
6 We went to Glen Church as all the churches in St. George were closed on account of Spanish Influenza
7 Helped Frank Reed to fill his silo Mr Isacc Stewart finished painting the Sunday School rooms and the hall, which made a great improvement.
8 Scott Bros came to fill the silo, filled heaping full with an acre of corn left over
9 Helped Hartleys fill their silo in the forenoon and Bob Aitkin in the afternoon.
14 Helped Simons to fill their silo Thanksgiving day.
10 Don & Marguerite Gullin & Louse came up for Thanksgiving and to help dig potatoes
11 Took apples to Germans mills to get cider made.
12th Started to dig potatoes
15 Finished digging potatoes about 100 bags of real fine potatoes Started to draw gravel from Frank Reeds
18 Finished drawing gravel for cementing stables, 28 loads.
19 Borrowed water tank from Kelmans & started to plow for corn
21 Alf Forbes came with cement mixer to cement the stables Helped H.
Cunningham to thresh in the afternoon
22 Marguerite, Louise & Don went home
27 Went to Grandpa Lees and to Will Millers in the afternoon
28 A wet morning, picked apples in the afternoon
29 Started to pull turnips in the afternoon
30 Finished cementing the stables using 81 sacks of cement
31 Started to draw turnips to the Glen.
Nov 3rd Went over to George Millers for dinner. Black sow had ten spotted little pigs.
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== Wednesday, April 1 ==
Nov 5th Finished loading can of turnips at the Glen
6 drawing in mangels to double box loads
10 Will & Lillovette Miller came over for a little visit
11 Went to Brantford to attend the Jury, and as the Armistice Terms had been signed in the morning (realy meaning that a Declaration of Peace) there were great doings in the city, a day which will never be forgotten by those who lived to see it.
12 Dan went to Greens threshing in the forenoon
14 Helped Watson McPherson to thresh
15 Home from Brantford after spending 5 days on the Petit Jury. 3 days on the Duncan murder case and one day on L.E. & N case.
16 Simons started to thresh. brought in beets & carrots
17 A Grand reopening of our S.S. Mr Ms Crimmons of Glen morris and Mr Burke of St George were the speakers and the attendance was good in spite of it being a wet day.
18 On Monday Evening we had a supper and a splendid concert, Mr Hurley of Brantford gave a fine talk on the war etc. while Rhoda Sharp gave two good readings, J. Aitkin and others furnished some fine local talent.
20 Sold 1 cow to J. Wallace 1110 lbs @7¢ & 5 pigs 1070 lbs @ 17 1/2¢
21 Went to Brantford to get a new H.P gasline engine at G. S. & Muirs also got 5 bags of Nothern grown seed potatoes 4 Green Mountain and one of Irish Cobler.
22 Went to Sam Foulds and bought 9 little pigs 2 1/2 mos old for $65 and also 1 roan heifer calf from Noah Clark for $10.00
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Thursday, April 2
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Nov 29th Brought 11 young cattle home from the bush.
.. 30 .. May Lemon went home after having worked here for 3 mos
Dec 3rd Finished spreading manure on mangel ground at foot of north hill
.. 4th .. Went to sale of Holstien cattle at S. G. & Earl Kitchens
.. 5 .. Went to Nelson Robsons Funeral in the afternoon.
.. 6 .. Finished drawing posts (104) from R. Robertson $21.00
.. 14 .. Plowed nearly all week when it was not raining.
.. 16 .. Went to S.S. County Council meeting in the Y.M.C.A Brantford Rev. T. A. Halpenny came, two fine address.
.. 17 Finished plowing corn stubble in clump field.
.. 18 Finished drawing in the last of the corn stalks
.. 21 Took 8 geese to Brantford market, they were not very heavy and their were a lot on the market. Sold to M. Cordon for $17.00
.. 23 Plowed all day
.. 24th Finished plowing in the morning the day turned quite stormy afterwards.
.. 25th Took the sleigh and went over to Grandpa Lees for our Xmas dinner, we had planned on having the gathering here but Grandpa had been sick and was not able to come. We all enjoyed the day and especially Leone, and Santa was real good to us all.
.. 26 .. Went to school-meeting in the forenoon.
.. 27 .. Held out S.S. Xmas entertainment in the evening games and a good programe were provided after which came lunch and then the Xmas tree which was the delight of all the little folks.
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Friday, April 3
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Dec 30th Went to the nomination at the Glen going to Aunt Nellie for dinner and then taking the 2.30 car for Galt, where I've spent a little while at Mr. Moffats. Took out a new life Insurance Policy in the north American Company for $2000.00 at $31. per year @ commercial policy.
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Jan 1st. Edith, Leone, & I went to Will Millers for New Years dinner and to Uncle Andrew Sharps for tea and for the evening. It rained quite hard in the afternoon for a while
- 2nd. Went to Mr. John Ronald's Funeral in the afternoon
- 3rd. Almost finished digging post holes for new wire fence on east side of the south lane.
- 4th. Drew with the rails from fence along the lane Opened the silo Had settled 10 ft
- 5 - Evea McCrea came up from Brantford for a visit
- 6. Election Day when when Mr Hall. John Miller. Duncan McPherson and Thos. Sayles were elected as councillors Mr Fred Rosebrough going in for Reeve by acclaimation Nellie Dalzell came in for a little visit
8 Cleaned out box-stall and started to draw manure to the fields
- 9&10 Very windy days, got a lot of odd jobs done.
- 12th Went to church at the Glrn in the morning to hear Mr Bengough of Toronto preach on temperance Red cow had a roan heifer calf
- 13 - Mr Eastman of Guelph came to fix Melodian and also tuned and rep'd the S.S. organ
-14 - We went to Paris at night to hear Mr. Avers Choir Concert and the Maple leaf Quartette in the Presby. Church
- 16 Edith & I went to Dr Barrons to have some teeth filled.
-17 Heard the sad news that Flossie Ronald had died suddenly of the Flu of double Nemonia
-18 Bought a new gander 13 1/2 lbs from Mrs Wm Lowe for $3.50
-20 Went to H. Cumming home for circular saw & borrowed grain grinder
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Jan 21st. We went over to Forbes to spend the evening.
- 22nd. Finished grinding grain with Herbs chopper. Dan came back at noon
- 24th Started drawing turnips to L & N. Station at Paris
- 25 - Stretched wire fence on east side of the south lane.
- 26 - Started to saw fence-rails with our own engine
- 27 - Went to Paris coming home by Bob Veals to get a little red calf
- 30 - FInished drawing turnips to Paris.
- 31 - Went to Brantford to get a junior Maple Leaf Grinder at Gould Shapley and Muirs for $38.00
Feb 2nd A very fine clear day. D. Jack & E. Johnson stayed for tea after S.S.
- 4th Went to St George in afternoon, stopped at Ryecrafts for tea.
- 6 Went to St George to get new pulley & shaft up for speed-jack. Called at Mr & Mrs Brandons
- 7 - The S.S held a Social Event @ Mr & Mrs Clarence Newtons. There were games and a good programe after which lunch was served.
- 10 - Edith, Leone & I went to Paris to have dinner with Clarence & Marie, Clarence having arrived home from England last night.
- 11 Went to Prayer meeting at Roy Collins in the Evening.
- 12 Went with Mr. E. Ronald in the afternoon to get Sub for the Church.
- 13 - Edith went to Institute meeting at Mrs Roy Collins and we went up to Ambrose Simons to spend the evening
" 13 Edith & Mrs Woolman went to Missionary "At Home" in Presby. Church
" 16 The Kierle Girls and Mrs Woothman staid for tea after Sunday School
" 17 Leone started to walk alone for the first time
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Feb 18<u>th</u> Held Prayer Meeting here, about 12 or 13 present.
19 - Edith was quite ill and Dr. Dunton came out to see her saying that she must stay in bed a few days.
- 20 - Elline Johnson came over to help for the day.
- 25 - Took 4 bags of Spy apples to Paris @ 1.25 per bag
- 26 - R. Robertsons wedding day, a fine day, but some what cold.
- 27 - Mr McCrimmon of Glen morris came down to Prayer-Meeting
- 28 - A very fine warm day after a fine mild month
Mar 2nd Will & Lillovette Miller came over for a visit
- 5<u>th</u> Took washing over to Mrs Reynolds and bought a new Rhode Island Rooster from Roy Collins for $2.00
-6 - Went to a Shower for R. Robertson and his Bride who had just returned from their wedding trip -, those were about 65 present and a very enjoyable evening was spent
- 9. Jim McDonald and Mr & Mrs R. Robertson stayed for tea after Sunday School.
- 11 . Went to Social Evening at Mr & Mrs Simons in the evening there were over forty present and there was a splendid programe
- 12 - Gordon Griers bought a horse up to board
- 13 - Went to Will McCormicks sale in the afternoon
-14 - A very strong east wind all day.
- 15 - Went to Griers to help C. Colwell kill a pig in the afternoon
- 17 . A very wet day.
18th Started to trim apple trees. Sett two hens
- 19<s>th</s> Grandpa Lee went to the bush to tap the maple trees
- 20 - Edith, Leone & I went to Social & Concert at Kitchens School.
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Mar 23rd. Clarence & Marie with Ada Misneer & Miss Bell came out for tea.
- 25 - Took a load of potatoes to Paris Station Edith, Leone and I went to Jim Aitkins in the evening to get 1 1/2 bus sweet clover seed
- 26 Sowed nearly a us of sweet clover seed in wheat in 14 acre field.
- 27 Went to Lowell Kitchens sale and bought a two furrow Cockshutt plow.
- 28 Ms Johnson helped to clean up seed-grain in the afternoon.
- 29 - Shipped 2 lots of O.A.C No. 3 Otas @ $1.50 per bus.
- 31 - K. McDonald came down in the evening bringing Mr McD. and he and I went to an S.S. Executive Meeting in the Baptist Church. Sett the goose on 14 eggs
Apr 1st. A very windy day and rather a cold one too
- 2nd. Uncle Andrew & Aunt Rossetta Sharp came over for a visit.
- 3rd Gathered brush and burned it in the afternoon.
- 4th Cleaned out the runner through the swamp away from the springs. Mr Hartley & Ms Johnson came over at night to help me kill a pig that had got its leg broken. Ralph Blueglass came from Hamilton to stay overnight
- 5 - Went to Brantford in the afternoon to a S.S Executive M.
- 6 - Alvah Lees came out for S.S and to spend the evening.
- 8 - Sowed seeds in the hot-bed and some Alacrity Tomato in the house
- 9 - Transplanted some spruce treees along the lane. trimmed the grape vines
- 10 - Grandpa & George Lee came over and took up the sap pails at the bush. Earl Depews wedding day.
- 11 - Went to Social Evening at Frank Reids <s>at</s> a {smudged} fine crowd
- 12 - Took fat cattle to the Glen 1 baby beef 720 lbs at 10 mos old 15c 1 fat hiefer 1050 3 steers 2900 & 4 steard & heifers 3320 lbs 12 1/2
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April 14th Drew manure to the garden & cleaned out the closet.
- 16 - A very wet day, turning nice near evening.
- 17 - Went to Paris for Edith + Leone where they had stayed at Grandpa Lees for a few days
- 18 - Good Friday and a very nice day
- 19 - Don & Jack Gullen came up for the holidays & F. Archibald from Hamilton
- 22 - Harrowed creek field and started to cultivate in back field for oats
- 25 - A very cold wind yesterday and to-day, turning to snow to-night. Blew up a big stone in the creek field with stumping powder
- 27 - Don & Jack Gullen went home in the evening
- 28 - Duncan & Aunt Susie Miller came for a visit
- 29 - Dan came at noon, to start to work
- 30 - Sowed No 72 Oats in back ten acre field.
May 1st. A wet day, drew a load of sawdust from Ronald bush.
- 2nd. Finished sowing mixed grain in 3 acre field?
- 3 & 4 Some very heavy rains which kept the seeding back
- 5th. Went to Jim Aitkins for a load of straw in forenoon and rolled hay field & started to plant early potatoes. Went to meeting of Programe committee @ {St George.
- 7 - Sold 7 hogs at Glenmorris 1370 lbs @ 20 3/4c per lbs?}
- 8 - Finished sowing mixed grain in creek field
- 9 - Sowed Oats, barley?} & sugar - cane on acre back of driving shed
- 10 - A very wet day. Cleaned and oiled the heavy harness. Sent out report form to the different S.S.'s
- 14 - Finished cultivating & rolling the corn & mangel ground. Black sow had 9 nice little red & Black pigs. White cow had a roan calf
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May 15th Took 12 young cattle back to the bush to pasture. Edith went to Womens Institute Meeting at the Glen
- 16 Started to draw manure with the spreader
- 17 Went to Jim Aitkins for a second load of straw
- 18 Edith. Leone & I went to Sunday School Anniversary in the Methodist Church Paris, Went to Alvah's for dinner.
- 19 Drove to Galt in the afternoon, and stopped at Millers for tea
- 20 A very heavy rain last night a rather a wet day.
- 22 Went to Brantford in the afternoon to exchange 2 1/2 H.P. Engine $130.00 for 4 1/2 H.P Gasoline & Kerosene Engine @ $300.00
- 24 - Edith, Leone & I went to a family reunion at Uncle Tom Sharps Mayme & the three youngest children came came for a little visit over Sunday
- 25 - We all went to the Anniversary Services in the Presbyterian Church
- 26 Sowed the mangels at foot of north hill also some early Peas & Corn. 4 rows of sugar mangel and the rest of Yellow Intermediate
- 28th This was the day of the Womens Institute meeting here. Mrs Lowe of Toronto was the Speaker. Mr & Mrs D.M. Lee and Ella came over for the day. Grandpa made a new stone-boat. Blasted 2 stones and one stump in the corn ground field and started to plow for corn.
- 29 - Mr Wilkes and an expert from Brantford came to fix the new gasoline & kerosene engline with was not working right. Sold Bess to Mr Charlie Durham from Paris & took her in to station
June 4th. Finished sowing corn in centre East field, Sowed Wisconsi No. 7 & Early Golden Glow A very hot day
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4th Dolly & Bessie came out at night to spend Sunday.
June 9th. This was the day of our S.S Convention at the Methodist Church, St. George, it was a fine day and the reports as well as the speakers were fine. Mrs O. Collins was presented with a lifetime membership to the Ont. Prov. Associ. as well as a handsome bouquet of Carnations
- 11th Queen had a nice little colt this morning.
- 13 - Leslie Howell came up for a visit on his way home from France, A very heavy thunderstorm in afternoon
- 14 - Started to plant potatoes on top of north hill field. Mr & Mrs Teakle of Brantford came out for the day.
- 15 Mr & Mrs Burke of St. George called for us and took us to Millbank with them in their Auto.
- 16 Finished planting potatoes, about 1 1/2 acreas. 4 row of Irish Cobbler to south side, 18 1/2 row Green Montain New Ont. seed 8 more rows of G Mount and the rest of Sir Walter Raleigh.
- 18 Jim Sharps wedding-day. A very fine day, the wedding was in the Church and there was a large attendance of guests, who afterwards went to Mr & Mrs Frasers where a dainty lunch & ice cream were served.
- 19 Sowed nearly two acres of turnips on top of north hill.
- 20 Borrowed H. Cumminghams cultivator with discs for the mangels.
- 21 Thinned the mangels at foot of north hill. The rain had washed them out badly.
- 23. Took high wagon down to wagon-works St. George to get the wheels cut down, with new tires and rims. Took Queen and colt down to Hartleys pasture.
- 26 Sowed about an acre of corn on top of north hill.
- 27 {Stained spot} Sowed the white turnips and a few more New Century
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June 28th. Cut Lucerne on north hill a good fair crop.
- 29 - Herb and Mrs Cummingham came with their Auto and took us up to Woodstock, we had a very pleasant day of Jeans
30th Don Gullin came up to heard cows etc.
July 1st. Started to draw in Lucerne hay.
- 2nd. Shipped 8 hogs at Glen morris, avg 225 each @ 22c per lb.
3rd. Went to Mr Daniel McPherson's Funeral in the afternoon in his 90th year
- 4 - Drew 4 loads of hay off East hill and put in the shed. Went to the bush in the afternoon to repair fence through swamp.
- 5 A very fine rain in the afternoon, which did a lot of good. Fred & Jim Archibald came up from Hamilton and stayed over Sunday, Jim was just on his way home from France where he had been for 3 yrs and came through without a scratch
- 4 Mayme and Children came up to Paris & came out for some holidays
- 7 Finished cultivating corn 3rd time.
- 12 Finished drawing in hay off south easy field 23 loads.
- 14 Borrowed H. Cunninghams cultivator with disc's to cultivate turnips. Mr Moore & Marty came over in afternoon to help thin turnips
- 15 Started to cut wheat in the afternoon.
- 16 - Grandpa & Grandma Lee and and Albert & Hazel Depew from Cleveland came over for the day and went to the S.S picnic at the Lake. Finished culling wheat in 14 acre field a good crop
- 18 Finished culling hay in 6 acre field and thistles along the road side
- 19 " " drawing in hay 9 loads off young orchard making 45 in all.
- 21 Helped in pick English cherries which were a splendid crop
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Easter Sunday {Printed directly in book}
July 22nd. Red cow died of a bad case of Garget and Gangrene having been sick for only a few days. Bert Williamson came up in the evening for some English Cherries
- 23rd George and Nora & family came over for the day.
- 24th Finished drawing in wheat 20 1/2 loads off 14 acre field.
- 25 - Cut 3 acre field of mixed grain.
- 30 - FInished cutting mixed grain and No. 3 Oats in 3 acre field. " "hoing mangels and turnips the second time. Marguerite & Agnes Crozier came down from Woodstock for a visit
Aug 1 & 2nd. Performed Statute Labor <s>on</s> Side-road drew cinders from Lake. Drew in wheat rakings 1 load of 14 acre field.
- 3rd Drove over to Millers after Sunday School for tea.
- 4th Went with Simons to Mr Forshaw's funeral in the afternoon
- 5 - Helped W McPherson & Ryecrofts to thresh.
- 6 - Helped Simons to thresh Rye in the field.
- 7 - Finished cutting Oats in back 10 acre fields & put the binder away
- 8 - Drew in mixed grain off 3 acre field 3 1/2 loads & drew manure to wheat ground
- 9 - Wm. Henderson came to thresh the wheat 315 bus off 14 acre field. Annie Williamson & Louise Hewett came for a visit.
- 11 Finished drawing in Early Oats & mixed grain 6 1/2 loads off creek field
- 12 Went to H. Cunninghams thrashing. A fine rain at night after several weeks of very dry weather.
13Helped Johnsons & Bob Atkin to thrash
- 14 Finished thrashing at Hartleys, another fine rain in the morning
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Aug 16th Started to plow for fall wheat in south-east field.
- 17 - Edith, Leone and I drove over to Branchton S.S. in the afternoon. Anne Williamson went home after a weeks visit
- 20 - Agnes Crozier & Margarite Gullen went home after a three weeks visit
- 22 - We all drove to Brantford taking Mayme home after her holidays
- 23 - Drew in last load of Oats off back ten acre field 8 loads and also some rakings after a week of some fine rains. Finished plowing south east field for wheat.
- 25 - Isa & Rhoda Sharp came over for the afternoon.
- 27 - Finished plowing for fall wheat in six acre field.
- 28 - Eleanor Christie came to spend a day of her vacation with us.
- 29 - Took Don & Jack Gullen to Brantford after their spending the summer holidays with us. Went to Teakles for tea.
- 30 Leone's 2nd birthday. Will Millers and Mary Love came over for the afternoon. Gathered burdocks around back fields, Started to plow in back field (10 acre) with double plow.
September 2 & 3 Edith & I went to Toronto Exhibition staying all night at Mary Love's home
- 6th Finished plowiing back 10 acre field for corn & roots.
- 10 - Sowed wheat in field next Dalzells barn.
- 11 - Helped Simons to thresh
- 13 - Sowed wheat in young orchard 6 acres
- 18 - Sowed 6 acres of rye in back ten acre field for pasture. Went to St. George in the afternoon to help clean up the cemetery
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Sept 19th. Edith, Leone & I went to the School Fair at St George in the afternoon and went to Farquharsons for tea. A very fine rain, at night which was much needed
- 20th Helped Watson McPherson to fill his silo
- 22 Dan came back after being sick for 2 weeks
- 23 Went to H. Cunninghams for a load of Oats. Helped R. Aitkins to fill his silo. " " J Aitkins & K. Robertson to fill silo's
- 26 Went to Paris Fair, and Edith. Leone & I went to Guelph to visit Clarence & Marie staying until Sat. Evening
- 28 Went to Anniversary Services at the Glen in the morning.
- 29 Started to plow for Turnips in 14 acre field.
Oct 1st. Helped Mr Johnson to put up his silo in afternoon.
- 2nd Started to cut corn in the afternoon
- 3rd Helped Ryerofts to fill their silo.
- 3 & 4th Helped Hartteys & Johnson to fill their silos
- 5th Communion Service at our Church St. George and Rally Sunday at our Sunday School Miss Bertha Robson of the Glen gave a very fine talk on her work in India, showing the children how the people there, dressed and ate and slept there and also gave a good description of the country. Mr & Mrs E. Schuert sang a fine Duet. Rev Mr McCrimmon also assisted. There were about 70 people present and over $4.00 collection
- 6 - Helped Frank Reid to fill his silo
- 7 - Finished cutting the corn. Taking about 4 1/2 balls of twine
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Oct 8 Hendersons came to fill the silo, we were through about {illegible} the {casm?} being within 11 ft of the the top 1st Hard frost last night
- 9. Rained nearly all day, went to H. Cunninghams for second load of Oats
- 11 - Drew the squash and pumpkins in from the field.
- 12 Fred Archibald came from Hamilton for Thanksgiving
- 13 - Started to dig potatoes, a good crop
14th. Edtith & Leone went to the Reynolds Wedding
- 15 - Finished digging potatoes, about 200 bus of fine large potatoes.
- 19 Edith, Leone & I visitied Bruces S.S. in the afternoon, going to Guy Durhams for dinner and to Charlie Robertsons for tea.
- 20 - Election Day when we voted in the Referendum and the Prov. Elections. Brant Co went solid for Prohibition and the Province had of a majority. Harry C. Nixon was elected by over 800 majority.
- 22 Went to Mrs Ainslie McCrea's sale in the afternoon and bought 6 Kitchen chairs for 30c each. a fine day
- 23. Went to Farmers Club meeting at Glenmorris in the evening.
- 24 - Finished drawing in Mangels 7 good loads
- 25 - Clarence & Marie came to pick apples on shares
- 27 - Helped Rycrofte to thresh & took a load of wheat to Paris
- 28 - A very windy morning which was very hard on the apples. Finished thrashing in the afternoon. 270 bus of Oats195 bus of mixed grain and with 315 of wheat before, making 780 bus in all.
- 29. Grandpa Lee and Uncle Adam Sharp came for fallen apples.
- 31 - A fine warm day, picked Spy apples.
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Nov 3rd. Started to pull turnips, Ralph Bueglass stayed over night
- 4th Started to draw turnips to the Glen @ 30c per bus
- 5 & 6th Helped Walter McPherson to thresh.
- 8 - Finished drawing in Swede Turnips, drew 265 bus to the Glen & put about 225 bus in celllar beside 3 loads of culls. Sister Nellie came for a few days visit.
- 9 - WIll Millers came over for S.S. and stayed for tea.
- 10 - Shipped 3 bbls of apples to Hamilton to Fred Archibald
- 11 - Edith and I drove to Brantford going to Echo Place.
- 12 - took 3 bbls of apples to Paris & came by R. Veals getting 2 calfs
- 13 - First hard frost last night, having been a very mild fall
- 14 - Brought the young cattle home from the bush and sawed a load of rails in the afternoon with circular-saw.
- 15 Drew corn shocks into the barn and finished drawing in the white turnips in the afternoon about 100 bus
- 16. Edith & Leone went to Guelph with George & Family.
- 17 - A very fine day. The frost coming out of the ground so we could plow again. Fixed fence on north side of young orchard.
- 18 - Edith & I went to Brantford to Uncle Henry Lee's funeral. Went to Farmers meeting at the Glen in the evening.
- 20 - Bought a calf 3 mos old from Grandpa Lee. Went to the Glem to hear Prof. Lowe lecture
- 21 - Finsished plowing back 14 field.
26 - Went to S.S County Council Meeting in Y.M.C.A Brantford going to McCrea's for dinner and a little visit.
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Black sow had 11 little red & black pigs.
Nov 27th Edith, Leone & I went to Miss Griiers for the evening.
- 28 - Edith went to Paris to have some teeth out Dr. Barron & Dr Dunton coming to Alvah's to do it.
- 29 - Rained all day and a very high wind at night. Which blew down trees & fences, tearing off shingles and unroofing many barns, the worst storm Ont. has had for a long time.
- 30 - A very cold windy day. had dinner with Ella & Alvah Lee. Put young cattle in the stable the first time
Dec 4 & 5 Drew 5 loads of turnips to the Glem 105 bus at 50c per bus We brought Queen and colt home from Hartleys
- 6 - Took cow Black heifers to the Glen to ship to U.F.O. Opened the silo in the afternoon
- 8 - Went to Paris in afternoon and stayed ar Grandpa Lees for tea.
- 10 - Helped Herb Cunningham in afternoon to get ready for his sale
- 11 Went to Cunninghams sale in afternoon and sold ten geese $3.15 each and Maude horse at $28.50 and bought a B.T. Litter carrier & about 160 ft of track for $51.00. Went to Lemmingtons in the evening to Womans Institute Meeting
- 12 Dan came back and we started to cut wood
- 14 Gentleman & Lady from Kitchener got stalled with their Auto and spent the evening and had tea with us while the car was being repaired
- 16 - Two or three very cold windy day. Trimmed up the cattle.
- 18 - Drove to the Glen and took the car to Galt to pay insurance
- 20 - Went to Paris and brought home a new kitchen Sink.
- 21 - Bert Williamson & Harry came up for a visit
- 22 - Shipped 2 bbls of N. Spy apples to Gordon Parker, Toronto
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Dec 23rd. Went to Brantford in the afternoon, taking some potatoes and apples to WIlliamsons and to Echo Plane and staying for tea with Gordon & Katherine.
- 24 - Picked a goose for Xmas dinner and put in our new sink 18" X 30" in the dining room
- 25 - Went over to Grandpa Lee's for Xmas dinner, it was a full family reunion with a well laden Xmas tree
- 26 Mr Johnson & Mr Hartley came over to help saw a load of wood. Nellie Dalzell came for a visit.
- 29 - Held our Xmas Social Evening in connection with put S.S Stockings with Nuts Candies & Oranges were given to the children, a good programme was given with lunch etc.
- 30 - Will Miller and family came over for the day and to help kill pigs. We killed 2 weighing 169 lbs each. Went to the Glen in the evening to debate on the subject. Resolved that free trade would be a benefit to our Country. Jim Aitkin, R. Robertson, W. McPherson and myself took the negative side the debate was judged a lie.
- 31 Went to School Meeting in the afternoon. W. Kelsman went out and I was elected in his place.
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Jan 1st. A rather cold stormy day. we all went to a New Years dinner at Aunt Nellie Stewarts at the Glem. There were about forty present and we spent a very fine day.
- 3rd. Mr Ingham of Glen morris got stalled with the Auto truck and we had to get the team and pull the car in here for the night.
- 6th. Got the sleigh out for the first time and we all went to Paris and brought home a barrel of Cane Mola or feeding Mollases
- 8 - Edith went to Institute Meeting at Miss Olds Herb Cunningham came to put up new Litter Carrier
- 10 - Edith took sick with a bad attack of the indigestion etc
- 12 - Finished drawing turninps to town, 51 bus of small turnips at 50c per bus
- 13 - Went to Congregational meeting at St George. Presby. Church in Evening
- 15 Went to the Glen for Nellie who came to help Edith for a few days
- 18 - A very stormy Sunday and very few were out at Sunday School
- 19 - Took Nellie to the Glen in the afternoon
- 20 - A very stormy day blocking the roads again.
- 21 - Went to Paris in the afternoon to meet Fred Carrie.
- 22 - Started to draw manure to the fields using the new Litter Carrier to load direct from stable and box stalls.
- 24 - Repaired and put storm gates at the end of the lane.
- 25 - Rev. Mr Edwards of Paris came to our S.S and gave us a splendid talk on Y.M.C.A work, Mr Edwards Robbie Brown and W. Kelman stayed to have tea with us.
- 26 - Finished cutting up a willow tree in the swamp
- 27. Went to Forward Movement banquet in Presby Church St. George. in the evening Rev Mr, Woodside of Brantford the chief speaker
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Jan 29. Drove to Paris and took the car to Brantford to attend a Trustee Convention at the Court-house. Mr Chisholm gave a very fine address on Consolidated Schools.
- 31 - 22° below zero this morning and a very cold day. a cold ending for a very steady month having quite often gone below zero. and also some very stormy days.
Feb 1st. Drove over to Moores after Sunday School for an hour
- 2nd - A very mild day, We drove to Brantford taking some apples and potatoes & Went to Gullins for tea.
- 3rd. Went to Farmers Club Meeting at the Glen in the evening where Jim Aitkins, Dave Robson & myself Debated with the Paris Plains Club on the Subject. Resolved that Free Trade would be a benefit to our Country. We upheld to Tariff side, but the Judges decided that it was a tie.
- 4th. Took load of potatoes to Brantford 20 bags @ $3.75 per bag
- 6 - Took sick with La Grippe. Managed to do any chores but lay down in the house as much as I could.
- 8 - Bobbie & Mrs Robertson stayed for tea after Sunday School.
- 10 - Edith & Leone took sick with the Grippe, Leone getting better in a couple of days, but it was a week before Edith began to improve. Dr Dunton came out on the 12th
- 12 - Herb Cunninghand took a load of potatoes to Brantford 22 bg. Black cow had a fine Red Heifer calf.
- 15 & 16, Very stormy days which filled the sideroads all up again.
17th. Hartley Johnson came over to help with chores
16th Roan Heifer had a nice roan calf
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Feb 19th A very hard front last night about 16 below zero.
- 21 - Went to Mrs Lowes to get a Gander & to H. Boakes to get a little black calf
- 25 - Grandpa & Grandma Lee came over for dinner also Evea McCrea and Annie McLaughlin came up from Brantford for a visit. Herb C. helped to cut up oak tree in back field.
- 26 A very cold windy day nearly zero all day.
- 27 Went to Paris to get some coal etc. Dollar Day.
- 29 Drove up to Robertsons after S.S. to take them a Primula Plant from the S.S. Bob having been sick for two weeks.
Mar 1st Order a new Massey Harris corn cultivator.
- 2nd Help Mr Calwell cut wood in the afternoon.
- 3rd Herb Cunningham and I went to the bush to cut wood.
- 4th Mr Lee came up from St. George and stayed for dinner
- 5th A cold day after a thaw yesterday and rain last night the first all winter
- 8 - Went to the Glen in afternoon to get salt from the car. The Farmers Club had ordered @ $1.00 per cwt
- 9 - Went to Gordon Burns sale in afternoon.
- 10 - Went to the bush to draw out some wood as the snow was thawing fast.
- 11 - Drew straw stack into the barn, and went to J. Germans to get new Gander which had flown away two weeks ago. Edith went to Institute Meeting at Newtons.
- 12 - Herb Cunningham & Mr Hartley came up to help saw 2 loads of wood
- 16 Went to Will Millers for dinner and to W. Goods sale in the afternoon
- 17 Brought of Ed Lucas 1 Pure bred Durham bull (red)
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March 19th Quite a stormy and snowy day after some very fine ones
- 20 - Went to School to help saw wood with circular saws
- 21 - Called on our new neighbours after S.S Mr & Mrs Henderson, who had bought Aunt Bessies farm.
- 22 - Went to the bush to tap maple trees, about 50 altogether.
- 25 - Went to Paris to get new Massey-Harris2 row Corn Cultivator
- 26 - Took some timothy seed up to Miss Grier to get cleaned.
- 27 - Went to Brantford to potato-growers meeting and to the S.S Executive Meeting in Y.M.C.A.
- 28 - Went to Aunt Belle Millers Funeral held from Will Millers
- 29 - Uncle Andrew Sharp came over to exchange some seed grain.
- 30 - Finish gathering up the wood for sawing and sowed lettuce and radish seed in the hot-bed
- 31 . Sawed wood in afternoon with circular saw
Apr 1st. Took the last of the apples to town, the best Spys selling for $2.25 per bus
- 2nd. Helped Hartleys saw wood in the afternoon
- 3rd. Don & Jack Gullen and Fred Archibald came up for Easter.
- 5th Started to clean up fence-bottom along W. McPherson's field.
- 6 - Helped Ryecrofts to saw wood. Sett 5 hens on White Wyandotte eggs from Mrs Keirle's
- 7 - Burned bush in back field along the line fence
- 8 - Edith went to Institute Meeting at Mrs F. Howells
- 9 - Milton Lee came out with us from Paris for two days visit.
- 10 - Went to Watson McPhersons for 2 loads of straw
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11th Alva & Ella Lee came out from Paris for dinner & the afternoon taking Don & Jack to the car after their Easter Holidays
12 Snowed all day, cleaned up seed oats. Went to Keirles in evening for eggs.
14 Took fat cattle to the Glen to ship U.F.O weighing 6750 lbs. Sett goose on 14 eggs & sell 4 hens on White Wyandotte eggs.
15 Sett 5 elm trees in the south lane and 1 elm & six maple on north hill along the road
16 Went to Paris to get a load of oats from Deans & Rutherford @ $1.30. Brought the last of the sap home from the bush and look up the pails.
17 Burnt brush in the garden and orchard in the afternoon
18. Drove up to Cecil Simons for a little while after Sunday School
19 - Went to D. McPherson for 15 bags seed barley @ $2.00. Cleaned out the closet and blew out some large stones on north hill field
20. Started to cultivate and pick stones. Went to hear Dr Buchanan in St. George in the evening
21 A very fine rain in the morning and most of the afternoon
22 Finished plowing root ground for mixed grain
25. Mr & Ms Coates and family came out for a visit
26. Started to sow oats in back 14 acre field.
27 - Went to Paris in afternoon and went in the evening to hear the Educational Play the "End of the Road" it was fine.
28 - A showery day Repaired fence and finished plowing the garden also planted early potatoes "Irish Cobbler"
29 - Went to Mr & Mrs Woolmans for the evening.
30 - Finished sowing No. 72 Oats 10 acres in 14 acre field. Grandpa & Grandma Lee & Mrs Wade came over for the day. Grandpa trimmed Young Orchard
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May 2nd Went to Church in the evening to hear Dr McMillen speak on the New Church Hymnal} Called at Green for a while in the evening\
- 3rd Tread Red Clover seed and sowed on South Hill
- 5th Finished seeding 10 acres of No 72 Oats 9 acres of mixed grain on North hill field & 1 acre No 3 Oats & 7 acres mixed grain on centre East field. Sowed 3 1/2 acres yellow blossom sweet corn. 13 1/2 acres Red Clover & Timothy. Mrs Reynods came down to help Edith house-clean. Grandpa Lee finished trimming Young Orchard
- 6th Went to congregational meeting at Presbyterian Church St George.
- 7 - Went to D. McPhersons for 3 loads of straw.
- 9. Rev C.D. Farquharson preached his farewell Sermon in St. George, from the Text. "I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ"
- 13 - Finished drawing off a stone pile on north hill.
- 14 - Edith & Leone & I went to Brantford in the afternoon going to Gullens for tea. Finished plowing mangel ground.
- 15 Goose came off with 13 little goslings. Took cattle back to the bush (9) and repaired the fence
- 17 Started to dig past goles for north line fence.
- 19 Cleaned out the pig pen & drew manure to field.
- 20 Went to the Glen to get a load of Oats from R. Murrays
- 21 Went to Empire Day Programe at the school in afternoon
- 22 Sowed the mangels along McPhersons line fence
- 23 - Went to Anniversary Services at our Church St. George. Pollanna had a little white heifer calf.
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May 24th Went to Sharp Reunion at Unce Tom's in the afternoon
25 - Wento to hear Maple Lead Quartette at Presbyterian Church St. George.
- 26 - Went to Prayer meeting at Glen Morris in the evening and gave a talk on "Being a good Comrade"
28 - Took 2 colts ones to Mr Sayles bush to Pasture Sandy & Fred 1 & 2 yrs old
- 29 - Started to sow seed corn in back ten acre field
June 1st - A very dry May, the driest in 27 years. Fred Archibald came for a short visit before going to Calgary
- 4th. Finished sowing 9 acres of corn in back field
- 6 - Mayme and the youngest children came up for a day or two Elyner Stewart and Jennie Stewart and family came out for the day
- 9 Finished drawing out manure 10 acre field and about 3 1/2 acres at west end of 14 acre field. Grandma & Grandpa Lee came over to help celebrate my birthday. Mr Buchman came down from Galt for a few days
- 10 Started to plant potatoes in afternoon
- 11 Planted Guelph experimental potatoes Northern & Southern grown seed Northern seed to the south. Mother Katherine & Gordon came up in the evening for a few hrs
- 12 Finished planting potatoes in west end of back 4 acre field.
- 13 Drove to the Glen after S.S. going to Jim Sharps for tea.
- 14 Start to cultivate corn & mangels 1st time.
- 15 Finished plowing Turnip ground.
16 A fine rain last night took 9 hogs to the Glen avg 202 1/2 lbs @ 13 1/4c
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Sunday, April 26
1920
June 18th. Went to the S.S Convention at Branchton, on account of it being a wet day the crowd was not as large as usual but the speakers were fine. Miss Mabel Taggart of Toronto was the Prov. representitive.
.. 19" Sowed the turnips in back 14 acre field.
.. 22 .. Held our meeting of the Sunday School in the evening. Combined with a social evening consisting of a short programe with cake and ice cream afterwards.
.. 23.. Started to thin mangels, a very heavy rain.
" Started to cut sweet clover back of drive shed.
Grandpa Lee came over and repaired the hay rack. Patched the kitchen roofs with shingles in forenoon. Drew in a load of sweet clover.
.. 26 Went to S.S Picnic at Mohawk Park Brantford.
.. 27 Went to Meth. Church, Paris and to Grandpa Lee's for dinner Clarence & Marie being down from Guelph for the day.
. 28 Cut Lucerne on north hill a light crop.
.. 29 Started to do road-work a heavy rain at night.
.. 30 Cut Lucerne on centre east hill.
July 1st Finished cutting Lucerne clover
.. 2nd A very heavy thunder storm in the afternoon W. Kelmans had seven cattle killed with lightning
.. 4th Will Millers came over after S.S for a little visit.
.. 5 . Started to thin turnips a good catch.
.. 6 .. Finished drawing in Lucerne hay 7 loads.
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Monday, April 27
1920
July 13th Finished cutting hay in creek field.
J 14.. Graded big hill which had been washed badly with the big storm on July 2nd.
.. 15 .. Drew 6 loads of sweet clover to the barn for Mr Johnson getting 1 load for drawing and storing it.
. 16 Finished drawing in hay off creek field 9 loads.
.. 17 Drew in 3 1/2 loads of fine sweet clover off 3 acre field.
.. 18 First Sunday of Union Services at St. Georgian Baptist Church as there was a very heavy rain the attendance was small.
.. 19 Started to pick English cherries in forenoon.
.. 20 Bessie & Angus Cornwell came up for a visit and to get some English cherries. Grandpas Lee came over and we started to shingle north shed.
.. 21 Helped Hartleys to finish up their hay and drew a load for Johnson.
. 22. Got the binder out and started to cut wheat.
. 23 Finished shingling north shed. a showery day.
.. 25 Went to Glen to church and S.S in the morning and we drove over to Will Millers after Sunday School.
.. 26 Held Trustee meeting here in the evening.
.. 27 Finished cutting wheat in 6 acre field a fair crop. Drove to Brantford in the evening.
.. 28 Mr Buchanan, Don & I went up to help Miss Grier draw in hay in the afternoon. Uncle Jim and Aunt Lizzie came to spend the evening.
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Tuesday, April 28
1920
July 29th. Started to draw in wheat but it turned wet in afternoon
" 31st Hilled up the potatoes and put some bug - finish on them
Aug 2 Finished drawing in wheat 8 loads of southeast field and
" . 6 loads of young orchard & 3 loads of rakings.
.. 3 Started to cut mixed grain on top of north hill.
.. 4 Grandpa & Grandma Lee and Uncle James came over for dinner.
.. 5 Went to Brantford in the morning to get a new drive chain for binder.
.. .. Helped W. McPherson to thresh in afternoon
.. 7 Finished cutting mixed grain with binder
.. 9 A fine rain after 3 n four days of very hot weather, went to town and stayed for dinner with Mr & Mrs W. E. Coates.
.. 10 Put up and stretched wire fence between D. McPhersons and
.. 11 Started to plow hogs back field for wheat.
.. 12 Drew in 6 loads of loose mixed grain which we had to cut with the mower on account of the <s>mixed grain</s> sweet clover being so high and thick in it. 2 1/2 loads of sheaves. off centre east field
. 13 A fine rain after a week of very hot weather.
.. 14 Started to cut oats in afternoon, a very warm day.
.. 15 Clarence Lee & family came for tea and a little visit
.. 17 Earl & Ethel Hood with baby Edith & Ruth Depew came over for a visit with Grandma & Grandpa Lee.
.. 18 Finished cutting oats in the morning and put the binder away.
.. 19 Finished drawing in mixed grain 10 loads off north hill field. 1 1/2 loads of {illegible} oats off foot of hill C. East field. Helped Simons to thresh rye in the field.
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Wednesday, April 29
1920
Aug 21st Started to cut Alfafa on north hill.
22nd Maurguerite Gullen and Marion Crozier went home and Annie Williamson came for a visit.
.. 25th Drew in 2 loads of Lucernie off north hill and went to U.F.O. Picnic at Fred Lucks flats in afternoon. Premier Dreery . H.C. Nixon and others spoke. the day was fine and there was a large crowd there. Mayme & Ivan & Ruth came for a few days
.. 26th Finished drawing in Lucerne 1 1/2 loads off centre east field making 3 1/2 loads of very fine hay.
Aunt Edith made a birthday supper out on the lawn to celebrate Dons birthdays.
.. 28 Finished harvest. 13 loads of oats off 10 acres in back 14 acre field and 1/2 of rakings.
.. 29 . Will Millers came over for dinner and brought Miss Jackson over to help Edith for a while. Gordan Griercond came up for a little while, also Clarence Lee & family.
.. 30 . Leone's third Birthday, Mayme with Ivan & Ruth & Don were here for supper but went home after supper.
.. 31 . Dr Dutton came out with his car and we took Edith down to the Hospital at Brantford where our little son John Andrew was born.
Sept 2nd Started to plow in creek field for wheat.
" 4th Spent Sunday in Brantford, most of the day at the Hospital with Edith and the Baby. Went to Gullins for dinner.
" 9 Went to Maggie Griers funeral in the afternoon.
A nice rain in the afternoon after a very dry spell.
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Thursday, April 30
1920
Sept 12th Went to Meth. Church in the morning and to Brantford in the afternoon to visit Edith in the hospital. Had tea with Mr & Mrs Toby Moon.
.. 14. Leone & I went to Brantford to bring Mother and Baby Brother home from the Hospital. Alva kindly came along with his car to bring us home.
.. 13 .. Lillovette & Grandpa & Grandma Lee came over to help wash and can tomatoes for Edith.
.. 16 Helped Mr Johnson to thresh in afternoon
. 17 " Mr Hartley to thresh
.. 18 Scott Bros came to thresh.
.. 20.. Finished threshing at noon 1388 bus. from the machine. 600 of mixed grain. 275 bus of wheat & 513 of of Oats the oats were full of sweet clover seed
.. 22 Sowed 7 acres of wheat in Creek field.
..23rd Whitie had a white heifer calf
.. 24 . Went to Paris Fair in the afternoon a fine day but very warm.
.. 25 .. Finished plowing hogs back field. a very hot day.
.. 26...Went to St.George S.S Rally in the morning and gave a talk on why we should win every member of the community to the S.S.
..27. Drew a load of straw to the pig pen in the morning.
" Helped W. McPherson to fill Silo in the afternoon.
.. 28 Finished sowing wheat in Hogs back field.
. 30 Finished drawing out wheat 255 bus @ $2.40 per buc.
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Friday, May 1
1920
Oct 1st A very dismal day with snow and rain which bent the corn badly.
.. 2nd. Brought 9 young cattle home from the bush in forenoon and started plowing in back 14 acre field.
..3rd Held our regular S.S. Rally in the afternoon. Mr J. Burke of St. George giving a fine talk.
.. 4th Helped R. Aitkin to fill his silo in the afternoon Started to pick Hubbardson apples.
.. 5 .. " J. Aitkin to fill his silo. Went to J. Roseburghs for apple bbls.
... Started to cut corn in the afternoon. Went to Woolmans for a bbl of Pears
. 6 . Helped Ryecrofts to fill his silo. Picked and packed apple
.. 8 Helped Frank Reid to fill his silo.
9 Helped R. Aitkin to thresh
. 10 Went to Paris Plains S.S in the afternoon.
. 11 S helped 6 bbls of apples and 1 of Pears to Uncle Will in Manitoba. A fine rain in the afternoon.
. 12 Helped Hartey and Johnson to fill their silos.
13 Finished cutting the corn using 5 1/4 balls of twine.
.. 14 Firman Scott came to fill the silo. just enough corn to fill it and were through about 4 Oclock.
..15 Don. Stanley Marguerite Gullen & Janice Hewitt came out for Thanksgiving Holidays and to help with the potatoes.
..16 Helped Simons to fill their silo in forenoon.
18. Helped Hendersons to fill their silo, which was the last for this year. Took the girls & boys down to Thanksgiving entertainment at the Methodist Church St.George.
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Saturday, May 2
1920
Oct 21st. Finished digging potatoes about 1 1/2 acres about 180 bus.
.. 24th. Tom & Jean with three little folks came down for the day. Mr & Mrs Rich bringing them in their car
.. 27th Some very fine weather for a week or two, which I used as much as possible to get the apples picked
.. 28th . Took about 10 bus of apples to Paris Station to get made into cider. (about 35 gal.) A very strong wind last night
.. 29 .. Finished plowing oat stubble for corn.
.. .. Started to pull mangels in back road field.
.. 30 .. Don & Jack, Marguerete & Louise came up to gather nuts etc.
Nov 1st A wet stormy day after a very fine October.
.. 2nd Went to St George in the afternoon, and went with J. McNeilly to the Induction of our new Minister Rev. A. V. Patterson at the church of Bran<s>t</s>chton.
.. 3rd Started to top and grub the turnips.
.. 6th Mr & Mrs Salisbury of Hamilton brought Mr Grant up to stay for a few days to fix the Grandfather Clock
.. 9 . Finished drawing in the turnips 24 double box loads. Helped Hendersons to thresh.
.. 10 Started to plow corn stubble in back ten acre field.
.. 11 Helped Rye crofts to thresh.
.. 12&13 Stormy days with snow
.. 14th Gordon Grierson and family brought Aunt Maggie Galbraith up for a visit.
15th 16th Helped Watson McPheson to thresh.
.. 16th Went to Angus Cornwells funeral at Langford, his death
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had come very suddenly, as he was caught in the gasoline engine being knocked unconscious and one leg torn off. It was a very large funeral.
Nov 11th Quite a fall of snow last night and this morning nearly 5 inches
Bought 9 little pigs from Mr Johnson 5 weeks old for $45.00.
.. 18th Finished of all threshing at Simons.
.. 20 . Brought colts Sandy & Fred home from Sayles bush.
.. 22 .. Started to plow M. South east field for oats.
. 25 .. Went to Bazzar in Presbyterian Church St. George.
.. 28 .. Maurgarite, Louie & Jack came up for the weekend.
29 .. Drew up 2 loads of nails from fence along the road and saawed them up for wood.
. 30 .. Hartley finished working for 8 mos.
Dec 2nd A very fine day after a wet one yesterday. Went to Bessie Cornwells sale, which went off very well.
.. 7th Finished plowing corn stubble etc in back ten acre field.
.. 8 .. Went to Trustee Meeting at Watson McPhersons in evening.
. 9 . Went to Mr James Moffats funeral in Galt in the afternoon
.. 14 . Jim McDonald came to work for a week.
Start to dig post holes along the road
.. 15 .. Went to Brantford & Echo place with a load of potatoes & apples
.. 16 .. Went to Sunday School County Council Meeting in Brantford in Y.M.C.A Rev Mr Fletcher of Toronto gave two fine addresses. Rev C. R. Morrow who had been county sec. for many years found it necessary to resign. I was appointed President for the coming year.
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Monday, May 4
1920
Dec 17th Went over to Moores at Blue Lake to spend the evening.
.. 21st Drew up two loads of rails and sawed them
.. 22nd Went to Xmas School Concert at McPhersons in the afternoon.
.. 23rd Jim McDonald went to Stratford for the car I bought at the sale. Went down at Bessie Cornwalls
.. 25th We all went over to George Lees for Xmas Dinner
there was a well laden Xmas Tree of which the wee folks had a large share, we all enjoyed the day.
..27th Went to Nomination Meeting at the Glen. Mr Hall was elected Reeve and he will all the council went in by acclamation
.. 28 . Sold the geese to Chas.Meggs and took them to Paris 11 at 2.50 each
.. 29 .. Red Heifer freshened. Went to annual School Meeting at McPhersons school
.. 30 .. Some more snow fell which made the sleighing good
.. 31 . Went to Brantford with the sleigh taking apples & potatoes
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Tuesday, May 5
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Jan 1st We all went up to Cousin Jim Lockies at Waterton for New Years Dinner, the day were very mild with some rain which took all our snow away again.
.. 2nd Will Miller came over for dinner and S.S. bringing Josie Jackson with them who staid for a day or so.
.. 3rd Opened the silo
.. 7th Mr Johnson & Harley came over to help draw in the stack.
.. 8 .. Went to Mr D. Grandince funeral in the afternoon.
.. 9 .. Took Andrew to Church in St. George for the first time. Mr Leckie of Sheffield preached a very fine sermon.
.. 10.. Started to draw manure to back 14 acre field.
11 .. Went to the bush with Mr Johnson and Hartley who started to cut some wood on shares. Went to congregational meeting in Presbyterian Church. St. George.
.. 13 .. Drove to Paris and had dinner at Grampa & Grandma Lees. Went to U.F.O. Meeting at the Glen in the evening to hear Mr Morrison of Toronto give a lecture it was fine.
.. 20 Helped Griers to kill two pigs in the afternoon.
..27 Sold Zelma mare to Wm Howes of Paris for $57.50. Edith and Leone & Andrew went over to Moore's for a visit.
.. 28 Rev Mr Patterson and Mr Burke of St. George came for tea.
.. 30 Mr and Mrs Newton stayed after S.S. and spent the evening with us
Feb 2nd. A cloudy a quite mild day.
.. 3rd Black Holstein cow had a fine large heifer calf.
.. 3 & 4 Was almost used up for a day or two with a cold and Grippe in the head.
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Wednesday, May 6
1921
Feb 9th Mr Hartley and Mr Johnson helped to saw wood in afternoon
.. 10 . Quite a heavy snowstorm nearly 6 inches of snow. Went to Sunday School Executive Meeting in Presby.church
. 12 . Black cow had a little black & white heifer calf.
.. 14 .. Bert Williamson came up for a week or two to help cut some wood. Went to Mr Kirbys sale in the afternoon
Went to U. F. O Meeting at the Glen in the evening. Roan Heifer had a red heifer calf
.. 16 .. A very mild day taking all our snow away again
. 17 .. Jim McDonald came back from Stratford for a few days. Holstien cow had a pair of twin calves
.. 19 Went to Brantford taking apples and potatoes, had dinner at Echo Place
<s>.. 21 Went to S.S</s>
.. 22 Drove over to Millers in the afternoon . (Oak Park Sale Day Echo Place and went to Lecture in Congregational Church. Paris on the book "Silas Marner" by Rev Capt. Martin of Brantford
.. 21 Went to St. George to Trustee meeting to arrange for Sale and School Fair
Went to Newtons in the evening to S.S Meeting.
.. 23 A nice fall of snow last night which made fair sleigh for the week
.. 24 Cleaned Oats all day to get sweet clover seed out of them
.. 25 Took sweet clover up to R. Robertsons to get {illegible} over 9 bus.
.. 26 A very stormy day. which drifted from the east.
.. 28 Jim McDonald went to Galt to work for the summer
Edith & I went to an Oyster Supper at Grandpa Lees in honor of Ira and Ella Cline.
Mar 1st. Bought a Gaurdian Fire Extinguisher for $35.00
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Thursday, May 7
Mar 2nd. A very mild day which took all our snow away. Took clover seed gasoline engine home to Orval Turnbells.
.. 3rd Went to Ambrose Simons sale in the afternoon.
.. 5th Bert. W. came back and we spend the last day cutting wood
. 8 .. Drove to Paris & went to George Lees for dinner, a very heavy rain near night, making the roads very heavy.
.. 9 . Went to D. Jacks sale, a very nice day and a good sale.
.. 11.. Mayme, Don and the two little folks came up from Brantford
.. 14 .. Drove to Brantford to get some supplies for engine & chopper.
.. 16. Went to George Olivers sale near St. George and Edith and the little folks went to Newtons for the day.
.. 18 .. Sowed sweet clover on the wheat fields in the forenoon.
19 . Drew manure and made to hot bed, also made a split log drag and used it on the sideroad.
20 Mr & Mrs Cunningham and children came up for S.S and stayed for tea. A very warm rain last night.
21 Started to saw wood in the afternoon
22 Went to Brantford in afternoon to get repairs for engine
23 Finished sawing wood in the afternoon about 20 loads.
24 Marguerite, Louise & Don came up for Easter Holidays.
25 Easter Good Friday, went to Social evening at Sarah Scotts in connection with the S.S a fine night.
27 Easter Sunday and we drove to Methodist Church in Paris
Quite a heavy rain after a very warm week.
28 A hard frost last night, cleaned up seed grain.
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Friday, May 8
1921
Apr 2nd. Went to County S.S Executive Meeting in Brantford Y.M.C.A
Mr Wm Simons funeral in the afternoon
.. 4th Herb Cunningham came and we took the car out for the first time, as the weather was fine Herb stayed for a few days and helped to cultivate.
7 . Sowed Oat A in field next Hartleys barn (south east field)
.. 8 .. A fine warm rain after a very warm week.
..15. Took a load of potatoes to Brantford in the car and brought Louise & Don home with us.
9. Bob Brown came for a load of potatoes & took a load to Simmons
11.. The S.S. got up a Surprise party for Ellene Johnson to help celebrate her birthday and also to show her that we have appreciated her kind and willing services as organist and Sec. of our S.S for many years. She was presented with a set of dishes 1/2 doz. each of knives. forks & spoons. "Louvain pattern"
about 40 people of the community were present and a very pleasant evening was spent in games, music etc,.
12 Hartley Johnson came over to drive a team for a few days at the seeding.
(15th) Went to Brantford with car. Louis came home with me
14 Sowed mixed grain in back ten acre field a heavy rain at night
.. 16 The rain turned to snow and nearly six inches fell.
.. 18 Took fat cattle to Brantford 2 cows and 4 young cattle having sold them to Fr. Birkett. Went to the Glen in afternoon to vote on Referendum which carried by about 175:000 votes in the Province a fine day.
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Saturday, May 9
Apr 19th Helped Hendersons to saw wood in the afternoon.
.. 20 . Took Engine over and helped Mr Johnson saw wood
.. 23 Marguirete and Don came up for a day or two.
. 28 Sowed mixed grain & No.3 oats in young orchard. Helped Watson McPherson in afternoon with raising shed.
.. 29 Cultivated root-ground in 14 acre field.
.. 31 Drew 2 loads of straw from Hartleys in afternoon.
May 1st A very fine day. Took the Topic at Y.P.C.E, at St. George in evening.
. 3rd Went to the Glen in forenoon for seed corn. Helped Mr Hartley to cultivate in afternoon.
. 4th Plowed the garden and planted early potatoes.
.. 5th Went to Brantford Echo Place and Langford going to Bessie Cornwells for dinner and the afternoon. Roan cow had a fine little roan calf.
.. 6 .. Plowed mangel ground and rolled it.
.. 8 . Jennie & Elwin Stewart and family came out for the afternoon
.. 9 .. Cyril Stewart came out to help for a while and herd cows. Started to draw out manure with spreader.
.. 12 .. Took 8 young cattle down to Hartleys bush.
.. 13.. Took 2 calfs over to Sayles bush for the summer.
.. 14 .. Jim McDonald came down for the weekend.
.. 15 . Drove to Ayr after Sunday School, stoping at J. Dalzells for tea
.. 16 .. Went to Meeting of Programe Committee at Meth. Church. St. George
.. 17 .. Finished drawing out manure for corn and sowed the mangels.
. 18 . Started to plow corn ground in 14 acre field
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Sunday, May 10
1921
May 19th Took a load of 10 pigs to Pork Factory at Brantford.
Went to Galt in afternoon to celebrate Edith's Birthday
.. 21st Went to Paris at night to meet Sister Nellie who came for a visit
.. 22nd Went to church in the morning and to Morley Howells for dinner
A very fine rain at night which was much needed.
.. 24th Went to Sharp Reunion at Uncle Tom's, about 40 present. The day was somewhat dull but we had a fine time.
.. 25 Finished plowing for corn in back field
.. 28 .. Finished sowing corn about 8 1/2 acres in 14 acre field, sowed 1 bus corn at Wisconson No 7. Early Teaming & Golden Glow.
June 5th. Geo Millers came over to spend Sunday with us.
. 7 .. Started to plant potatoes, plowing down a crop of sweet clover
.. 9 .. Went to North Brant S.S. Convention at Cainsville in the afternoon
Edith and the children going to Evea McCrea's and I to Gullens for dinner, Jennie Stewart came out and helped Cyril with the milking
10 .. Finished planting potatoes nearly 2 acres. 3 1/3 rows of I. Cobblers on West side. 1/3 sow of Dakota Reds and 1 1/3 sow of New Ontario seed 1920 the balance in Green Mountains.
.. 11 .. John McKnights of Toronto called for a little while and Will Breen and family of Ingersoll came for a little visit. a heavy rain after dinner
.. 12 .. Mr & Mrs A. Wilson of Paris came over for a little visit.
.. 13 .. Finished drawing manure to turnip ground.
.. 14 . Finished plowing turnip ground. Miss Preston the Womans Institute delegate stayed with us over night.
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June 15th Went to our S.S Convention at St. George, meeting Rev Mr Fletcher at the car and taking him down with me, the day was fine and the Convention was a real success.
. 16 Sowed turnips about 3 acres in West side of 14 acre field.
. 18 Dolly & Bessie came out to stay the weekend with us.
. 19 . I'm taking the Girls home we drove around by Clarence Lees and took tea with them, a very nice night & drive
.. 20 .. Finished cultivating corn 1st time. S.S Business Meeting (yearly) and Social Evening, Ice Cream etc.
' 21 . Started to do road work on the side-road. drawing cinders from the Lake, a very hot day.
.. 22. Went to Maggie Sharps Wedding in the afternoon which was at 3 O'clock. There were nearly 60 present.
.. 23 Drew cinders and repaired hill on the lane by the barn.
. 24 . Started to cut lucerne & Sweet Clover on North hill.
. 25 .. Went to S.S Picnic, going in Autos to Victoria Park. Galt.
.. 26 .. Went over to Will Millers for a little while in the evening.
. 27 . Cultivated mangels 2nd Time, Tom Reynolds came to work in the afternoon
.. 28 . A heavy rain last night, Finished putting in Kitchen Drain.
.. 30 . Started to draw in hay off north hill. 5 loads of Lucerne & 5 of Sweet Clover
July 3rd Grandma Little and Greirsons came up for the evening
11th. Insured with the Western Farmers Weather Insurance Co. the Buildings & Contents for $2.000. at the rate of $2.00 per m. for 3 yrs. Finished cultivating corn the second time.
.. 5th Elywn & Jennie Stewart came out for a few days.
Don came out in the evening for the holidays.
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Tuesday, May 12
1921
July 6th Went to Aunt Marguret Greens Funeral in the afternoon about 100° in the shade after over two weeks of very hot weather.
.. 7 . Finished drawing in hay off north field. 28 loads & 6 off 3 acre field. 1 load of rakings
.. 8 . Finished cutting hay in the morning and drew in a load of rakings, and a heavy but welcome rain about noon, raining nearly all afternoon which came after 3 weeks of extremely hot weather. which was exceptionaly good for the corn.
Margurete, Louis & Annie Hewitt came up for a few days.
.. 9 Repaired the binder. raining all afternoon.
.. 10 Went to Woodstock in the morning, and as it rained nearly all afternoon we did not come back until Monday.
.. 11 . Finished drawing in hay 2 loads Lucerne off corner next Hartleys barn
Making 36 loads of hay in all.
.. 12 Brought 3 young cattle home from Armstrongs
.. .. Started to cut wheat in creek field.
.. 14 Finished cutting wheat in Hogs back field
Mayme & 2 little folks and Agnes Crogier came up from Brantford.
. 15 Cultivated Potatoes 1st time and went through turnips with discs
.. 16 Josie Jackson came down from Galt for the weekend.
. 17 Baptismal Services @ St.George and took Andrew to be Baptized
the day was fine, called at Millers a little while in the evening.
.. 18 Started to cut mixed grain in back ten acre field
.. 19 A fine rain last night and this morning
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Wednesday, May 13
July 21st Finished cutting mixed grain & early oats in young orchard. Tom Reynolds finished hoeing turnips. Went to school meeting in the evening.
.. 22nd Finished drawing in wheat 9 1/2 loads off creek field and 5 loads of sheaves & 1 1/2 loads of loose off hogsback field.
.. 23rd Cultivated potatoes 2nd time, Mrs Hewill. & Louise came up.
.. 24 We all went to Brantford in the car to take Hewitts home
.. 25 Started to cut oats in the afternoon.
.. 27th Finished cutting oats and put the binder away.
.. 29 .. Finshed drawing in mixed grain 6 1/2 loads off back 10 acre field & 3 loads off half of young orchard. Helped W. Mc Pherson to thresh.
.. 30 .. Cut weeds around the fences and along thread with the mowing
.. 31 .. Went to Paris church in the monring and to Grandpa Lee for Dinner, Mary Love came home with us for a visit.
Aug 1st.. Went to Brantford in the afternoon.
.. 2nd.. Grandpa & Grandma Lee over with Aunt Ella for the day and Grandpa finished painting and graining 11 chairs & drawers and bookcases. started to plow for fall wheat in 10 acre field.
.. 3rd Helped Hartleye to draw in oats.
.. 4th Hartleys helped us to draw in oats
..5 .. Finished drawing in oats 11 loads of No 72 of south east field and 2 1/2 loads of No 3 Oats off young orchard over 2 loads of rakings
..7 .. Went over to W. Miller for tea, it being Jims Birthday
.. 8.. T. Reynolds finishing hoeing the turnips, mangels & potatoes. Went to Brantford in the afternoon.
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Thursday, May 14
1921
Aug 10th Helped Simons to thresh rye in the field.
Mrs Reynolds & the girls came down for a couple of days.
.. 11 .. Womens Institute Meeting held here in the afternoon
.. 12 . Scotts came to thresh 1/2 day 158 oats & 148 bus of wheat.
Helped Johnsons to thresh in the afternoon
.. 14 Went to the Glen to church and called on Rev. Mr & Mrs Patterson who were camping up there. A fine rain last night
.. 15 Helped R. Aitkin to thresh. Went to Dentists in afternoon.
.. 17 .. Finished plowing back ten acre field for wheat.
.. 19 . Picked Green gage plums, a heavy crop.
.. 23 .. Finished plow 3 acre field of sod for wheat, (Started to feed green corn to cows..
.. 24 . Went to Farmers Picnic at Lucks flats a fine day and a great crowd about 3 or 4 thousand people there.
.. 25 Mayme and children came up for a few days from Brantford
. 25 <s>Started</s> Took 9 young cattle back to the bush.
26 Started to plow clover sod in centre east field very dry
. 25 Went with W.McPherson & J.Aitkin to judge school childrens plots
.. 29 . A heavy but very fine rain (over 2 in's) which was badly needed
.. 30 . Leone's Birthday, her mother giving a Cradle Roll Picnic.
Grandpa & Grandpa Lee, Aunt Lillovette & family coming over
Went to young Peoples Meeting at Mrs Collins in the evening.
.. 31 Andrews Birthday a very fine day.
Sept 1st. Mayme and 3 children & Edith, Leone, Andrew & I went to Woodstock calling on Nelson Franklins in the afternoon. went to Ingersoll in the evening staying all night at Breens and going to St. Marys.
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Friday, May 15
Sept 2nd. for dinner (at Galbraiths) and back to Woodstock by way of Stratford
.. and after having tea at Jeans, left for home arriving about 9.30.p.m.
.. 3rd Finished threshing at Ryecrofts and Hendersons. a fine rain at night.
. 4th Mayme and little folks went home in the evening.
.. 5 . Went to Brantford at night taking Louise, Marguerite & Dan & me.
.. 6 . Went to Will McKeagies funeral in the afternoon
.. 10 . Finished plowing wheat ground in centre east field
. 11 .. Went to church in Paris and to Grandpa Lee's for dinner, took Jean Love home.
having been visiting with us for a few days. a fine rain last night.
. 13 Finished sowing wheat in back 10 acres and 3 acre field field.
.. 14 Went over to Clarance Lees in the afternoon to help fill silo
. 15 Helped Watson McPherson to fill his silo
.. 16 Went to Ryecrofts to help fill the silo
.. 18 Helped Frank Reed to fill silo.
. 20 .. Started to cut corn in back field
. 21 Tom Reynolds went to Hendersons silo filling for me.
. 22 . Hartleys and Johnsons silo filling, and they started here about 11 O.clock on Fri. and finished about 10 O. clock on Sat the 24th
The silo was heaped up about 2 ft with boards and covers, the fullest we had ever had it, with 2 acres of corn (well eared) leftover
.25th Our Rally Day at S.S. Rev. Mr Adams of Paris gave a very fine talk, using a Watch as an illustration and 3 P's in a Pod.
.. 26 Finished sowing wheat about 7 acres, sowing 1/4 acre plot of Imperial Amber and about 7 bus of Imp.Amber that I bought from Mr Wm Osborne on the Brantford Road.
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Saturday, May 16
1921
Sept 28th Finished cutting clover for seed, short but well filled.
.. 29 . Helped Simons to fill their silo. White sow had 6 little pigs
. 30 .. A heavy rain in the morning, but the sun came out occasionally in the afternoon and although cool yet there was a good crowd at Paris Show and a real good show.
Oct 1st. Finished filling silos for the year, at Simons in the forenoon.
.. 2nd Mr & Mrs Morley Howell came over for S.S. and stayed for tea
.. 3rd Helped W. Mc. Pherson to thresh.
.. 5th Edith went up to help Mrs Robertson for the day.
.. 6 .. Drew in clover seed 3 loads. T. Reynolds came to shock up corn
.. 7 .. Started to rain last night and rained almost steady for 24 hrs
.. 8 .. Went to Paris & Brantford with the car, going to Echo Place for dinner
.. 9 .. Visited Presbyterian S.S. in Paris in the afternoon.
.. 10 .. Started to plow out corn stubble.
. 11 .. A heavy rain at noon, started to pick apples in the afternoon
. 12 .. Went to Hartleys to thresh.
. 13 .. Finished our fall threshing 756 bus in all, making over 1,000 for the year
the wheat running about 22 bus per acre.
.. 15 .. Annie Hewitt & 4 Gullens came up last night and we started to dig the potatoes, getting in three loads.
16 .. Gordon Griersons & Grandma Little came up for tea.
17 .. Finished the threshings for the year at Simons. Edith and the little folks went over to Clarences for a few days
.. 18 . Helped R. Aitkins to dig potatoes for 1 1/2 days.
19 Ollie Mealing came up to help with potatoes
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Sunday, May 17
Oct 22. Finished digging potoes 7 double loads off a little less than 2 acres.
.. 23 Went to Paris Church in the morning to Harvest Home service
. 24 .. Finished drawing in mangels 4 loads
Went to McCombs for a load of Oats 27 bags, being my share of 1/3 from the fields at the bush.
Went to Rev. S.S. Executive Meeting in Brantford in the evening.
. 25 Went to Prov. S.S. Convention at Wellington St. Meth. Church Brantford. Went to Gullens at Echo Place for supper, and back to hear Dr Marion Lawrence in the evening. Edith stayed in Brantford for the three days, but I came home each night and went back for the afternoon and evening sessions. It was a great Convention and an overflow Meeting was held each evening.
.. 29 . Tom Reynolds topped the turnips with the hoe.
.. 31 . Held a Halloween Social here in the evening, there were about 60 present and all had a good time. the costumes were many and varied. R. Robertson taking the prize for the man as Hard times and Louise Hewitt for the ladies as Charlie Chaplin, after the programe & lunch, the lights were turned low and the evening closed with old folk songs
Nov 1 & 2nd. Drew wheat to Paris at 95 cents per bus.
" Andrew started to walk at 14 mos. old.
.. 7th Drew in the last load of turnips, making 16 loads in all
. . Took celery, dalhia & gladalia bulbs into the cellar and finished picked the Spy apples.
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Monday, May 18
1921
Nov 7th Thanksgiving Day, and as Dm. Jack Marguerite G. & Louie & Annie Hewitt were here we all went over to Grandpa and Grandma Lee for Supper.
.. 8 .. Started to snow about noon and snowed steady for over a day, there being over 6 inches of snow.
. 9 Brought young cattle home from Hartleys bush.
.. 10 .. Took a load of potatoes to Brantford with the slay.
.. 14 .. Took the Engine & Saw over to Johnsons to saw wood.
.. 15 . Started to cut corn stalks with the engine.
.. 16 . Started to plow in creek field for oats.
. 22 .. Edith and the little folks went over to Moores for tea.
. 23 . Rain turning to snow & ice at night.
.. 24 .. Started to draw turnips to the Glen @ 20¢.
.. 25 .. Went to Presbytry Meeting at Paris in the afternoon and evening. Rev. Dr Gordon "Ralph Connor" spoke at both Meetings
.. 29 .. Went to Miss Griers to get 6 shoots about 150 {illegible} each.
.. 30 . A very fine mild day, like Indian Summer.
Dec 1st. A fine Indian Summer Day, Mr Hartley helped to plow.
.. 2nd. Finished plowing back 14 acre field.
.. 5th Snow storm last night with ice.
.. 7th Brought calfs home from Sayles bush.
. 8 . Started to draw turnips to the Glen (very slippery)
. 13 . Took a load of potatoes to Brantford selling them privately at $9.00 per bag.
. 15 Went to St. George in forenoon to pay taxes. $118.85 Insur. $11.00
.. 19 Took potatoes to Paris, also 6 geese to Roy Meggs for $14.00.
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Tuesday, May 19
1921.
Dec 21st. Went to School Concert at McPhersons School in the evening.
. 23rd Went to Brantford with potatoes and to do Xmas shopping.
. 25th Went to Clarence Lee's where the Lee's held their annual Xmas dinner, it was a very nice day, about 30 being present, the day was enjoyed by all and especially by the Kiddies, Santa being very good to them
28th Went to annual School Meeting
.. 30th Dr. Faskin came out in the morning and we dehorned the cattle.
.. 31st A good year in this section of Ont. for which we have much to be thankful.
1922. Jan 1st. Went to annual Rally of the Paris S.S. in the afternoon.
Jan. 2nd. As New Years day came on Sunday this year we celebrated on Monday, having Mr & Mrs Reynolds and family. Will Millers and Josie Jackson for the day.
.. 3rd Went to Brantford with a load of pigs.
.. 5th Drove to Paris and took the St.car to Brantford to attend County Council S.S. Executive Meeting. a good meeting with a fair attendance. I was elected President of the Association for the 2nd year.
Went to Presentation at Blue Lake to Mr & Mrs John Moore it sure a very pleasant evening, they were presented with an electric lamp. We were very sorry to hear of the death of Rev. Mrs McRae of Glen-Morris.
. 8th Edith and I drove to Ajax taking Miss Watson along with us and going to her home for dinner which we enjoyed very much. afterwards going to their annual S.S. Rally where I had been invited to speak, as also the Press of Oxford and Waterloo Counties the Methodist Church was crowded. Went of J. Dalzells for tea.
.. 10th. Aunt Joan Miller came for a visit. Dave were glad to see her.
. 11th Went to Township S.S. Executive Meeting in the Meth. Church (in the afternoon) St. George
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Wednesday, May 20
1922
Jan 11th. Drove Aunt Jean up to Kelmans in the evening where R. McDonald. Miss Chadwick and myself took the affirative side aginst J. Aitkin. Edith Miller & J. Kelman the Debate was Resolved that the Senate should be abolished
the negative side won.
.. 17 .. Went to annual congregational Meeting of our church in the evening. a good turnout.
.. 18th Helped Griers to kills pigs in the afternoon
. 19 .. Finished drawing out turnips about 460 bus.
Feb 1st Went to T. Burt to bring clover huller for F. Scott.
.. 2nd. Threshed clover seed in the forenoon. 5 bus off 3 loads.
.. 3rd Went to <s>Prepatory</s> Preparatory Service. Capt Oakes gave a fine talk
.. 4th Josie Jackson came down from Galt for a visit. . 5 .. Went to Communion Service at Presbyterian church St. George
. 8 . Went to Alvah Lees in the evening to plan for the Golden Wedding
.. 9 .. Took 24 bags of potatoes to T.E. Ryersons Brantford @ $1.50 per bag.
.. 10 . Spent the afternoon taking subscriptions for Presby. Church.
.. Went to Kitchens School at night, having been asked to judge on a Debate.
.. 12 A very stormy Sunday.
. 14 Grandpa and Grandma Lees Golden Wedding Day.
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Thursday, May 21
1922
Feb 15th Went to Mr & Mrs Congos for tea and to spend the evening.
. 16 . Mamie & Jim Sharp came down for dinner and to spend the afternoon
.. 18 Finished drawing in cornstalks from the field, the corn was well eared and yielded about 2 1/2 bus per shock on about 130 or 40 in all. saved about 3 bus of the best for seed.
. 30 Dark Holstien had a heifer calf.
. 21 Rained with just enough frost to make it freeze to the trees, telephone wires etc, the worst icestorm we have ever had. breaking the old orchards very baadly as well as trees every where and putting telephone wires & poles in very bad shape.
. 23 .. Were invited to Geo. E. Taylors for the evening but owing to the ice we could not go, Took Prince to Hartleys to get shoed
. 25 Light holstien cow had a dark blueish calf.
Mar 1st. Not a bad day for the first of March fairly cold but not stormy
. 3rd Went to Oratorial Contest at the Glen where I had been asked to help judge
.. 7th We all drove to Paris in the morning and I took the train to Woodstock
went to Croziers for dinner and attended Presbytery Meeting in the afternoon
. 8 .. Went to Weirs sale, it being the second day of it, the roads were getting very bad.
. The telephone men repaired our line and stayed here for dinner.
.. 12. Dr. Dunton came out to see Edith after a tumble at front of cellar steps.
.. 13 Beatrice Ryecroft came to help.
14th Went to H. Clarke for a roan heifer calf.
. 15 Took engine & saw to Hartleys to cut wood.
14 & 17 Drew 2 laods of hay to Paris to Knill & Gourby & Mr. Gray.
. 21 Sowed clover seed in back 10 acre field, a fall of snow on the ground.
.. 22 Hitched up colts Fred & Sandy to the sleigh for the first time.
.. 23 Cut trees and broken limbs along the road in back field.
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Friday, May 22
1922
Mar 25th Burned bush in afternoon cleaning up around the house and orchard.
.. 27 .. Sold Freddie (a 3 yr. old colt) to Watson McPherson for $140.00
.. 28 .. Finished cleaning seed grain and sweet clover out of oats (2 bags)
.. 29 . A fine day, stretched fence from the creek to the road gate.
.. 30 .. Took a load of 6 pigs to Brantford 1210 lbs at less than 6 mos. old
.. 31 .. Woke up last night with La Grippe and a very sore finger which proved to be blood poison. The trees were all loaded down with ice again which proved as bad and worse in some places on account of the wind, which broke off large telephone poles by the 1/2 mile in places
Apr 1st Turned out to be a very nice day after Marchs closing storm
.. 3rd Tom drew up the manure for the hot-bed & we made it up. Pollyanna had a black & white heifer calf. Trimmed grapes.
.. 5th Jim Duncan of Brantford droped in for dinner and a little visit
.. 6 . Sowed Tomato. Lettuce & Aster seed in the hot-bed.
.. 7 .. Drew in remainder of straw stack. Mr & Mrs Lee came over for dinner
.. 8 .. Sowed Sweet Clover on wheat ground & seeded 4 acres at the bush, with Sweet clover Red C. & Alsike and Timothy about 10 bus per acre
.. 10 .. A very warm spring day, took the car out for the first time. going to town and to Will Millers for tea.
.. 11 .. A splendid rain last night and nearly all forenoon took.
3 cattle to the Glen to C.E. Meggs.
.. 13.. Finished sawing our wood in the forenoon and sawed Johnsons in the afternoon.
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Saturday, May 23
1922
Apr 14th Reseeded hog-back field with sweet clover. Geroge Lee's came over and stayed for "Good Friday" Marguerite & Louise came up
.. 15 .. Went to Co. S.S. executive meeting in Brantford.
.. 16.. A very nice day for Easter Sunday. Took the car to church first time
.. 18.. Jim Stanley & Willie Mealing came up for a few days. Went to McKenzie's sale in afternoon.
.. 19 .. Burned brush in the orchard and in the back field.
.. 20. . A cold windy day, went to the Glen in the morning for salt and to Grandma's in the afternoon for 14 bus of seed barley @ $1.00 per bus.
.. 21.. Started to cultivate in the afternoon.
.. 24 T. Reynolds came and we started to work on the land
.. 28.. Sowed oats in creek field. Started Sandy colt to work.
.. 29. Finished sowing mixed grain in back 14 acre field.
May 1st. Sold 5 young cattle to P.E Meggs and took them to the Glen went to S. Trustee meeting at the Glen in the evening.
.. 2nd Helped Mr Hartley cultivate in the afternoon
.. 3rd Finished rolling spring grain
May 1st. 18 R. I. Red chickens hatched
4th Plowed the garden and planted early potatoes etc.
.. 5.. Took Edith to Brantford Hospital in the morning were our little son "James Adam" was born. Weight 8 3/4 lbs.
.. 6 .. Repaired the Gaurd at Culvert on Blue Lake creek.
.. 7.. Went to St. George to church in the morning when Mr Bruce of Ayr. preached to the children, and to Brantford hospital in the afternoon to see Edith and the Baby.
.. 8.. White sow had 8 little black and white pigs.
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May 8th. Went to S.S. Executive & Programe Com. meeting at the Glen in the evening
- 9 - Went to St. George in the afternoon to see the council about the road, and we motored to Brantford at night.
- 10 - Gave mangel - ground a second coat of manure
- 11 - Plowed mangel ground.
- 12 - Started to plow for corn
- 14 - Mothers Day, went to church in St. George to Sister Belles for dinner and to the Hospital in the afternoon
- 17 - We all went down to Brantford and brought Edith & the baby home from the Hospital. Ollie Mealing came up to herd the cows
- 15th Telephone repaired after having been out of commission since the big ice storm in the end of the month
- 20 - Turned cows to pasture field
- 22nd Sowed Sugar {mangels?} about {seven?} acre, also peads, beets, etc
- 23 Finished manuring corn ground in south East field
- 24 Went to Sharp Reunion at the Glen in afternoon, a fine day.
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January was a very steady month, about 12 inches of snowfall and it was spendid sleighing since before Christmas, several times the thermomitor dropped below zero but scarcely a day that it thawed at all. Spent nearly all the month back at the bush cutting wood, taking Leone to school in the morning. Don came back after dinner with the team and we brought a load of wood <s>at</s> home each night. Drawing out manure and odd jobs on Saturday. February started cold, but soon became milder thawing so much about the middle of the month that it spoiled our good sleighing. Attended Annual Fire Assurance Metting in Galt and Edith and the boys visited at Duncan Millers. And on the 13th went to Will Millers for dinner and to Uncle Andrews for tea. March came in very nicely, with a fall of snow which made a few days sleighing again, in the evening of
March 2nd. Edith & I took a sleigh load and went to a shower at Mr & Mrs A.E. Lemmingtom for Alice Lynns. Spend the first weel in Mar. cleaning papering and painting the setting room
Mar 5th Spend the evening with Mr & Mrs Allan Perley
- 10 - Tapped the maple trees at the bush (about 55) and started to trim the apple trees
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April 1st. Vernon Shepard went home after working for us all winter
2nd Henry WIlliamson came out for the Easter holidays and Bert came out for a load of wood
- 5th A very wet day. Husked corn in the afternoon, the Rawleigh man came
- 6 - Went to Brantford taking the car from Paris. Don came up with me
- 7 Milton Lee came out and the boys went back to the bush to gather the sap
- 9 - Sowed 1 1/2 bus of Red Clover Seed on back 14 acre field.
- 18 - Finished drawing in corn stalks from the field
- 20 - Went to the bush and brought home the sap pails after having made about 6 gals of syrup
- 21 Mike Sakolskie came to work for 8 mos
- 23 Started to roll meadows and to cultivate
25 Took the car to town for the first time. Edith went to Clarences
- 28 - Grandmaa Lee died after a lingering sickness of two mos or more
- 28 - Finished sowing oats in north hill field
- 30 - Went to Grandma Lee's Funeral, a wet cold day.
May 2nd Finished sowing mixed grain in south east corner field
- 4 - Went to Brantford and Echo place with the car
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Mar 12<u>th</u> Womens Institute was held here, a very nice day
- 18th Went to a House-warming for Will & Alice McCloud. it was a very pleasant evening but turned very wet
- 29 - Finished sawing wood. a fine big pile,
- 25 - Sawed Hartleys wood in the afternoon.
- 27 - Went to the bush to gather the sap-pails after a splendid run having made over 10 gals of syrup
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Cash Account
Sunday, July 19
1914 Brought Forward
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<td>May 23rd.</td>
<td>Sold 2 yearling & 2, 2 yr old heifers (3060 lbs)</td>
<td></td>
<td>215.11</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Meat 25c Fish 25c Groceries 66c bananas 25c</td>
<td>1.41</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>8 dy eggs @ 20c 1.60 setting of eggs</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.85</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Bert $50.00 nickie $12.00 10 yds metting 50c lump block 23</td>
<td>62.55</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>750 lbs of oat chops @ $150 $11.25 28 bags of grain chop 48c</td>
<td>11.73</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid Dr. Fasken vetrinary Bill</td>
<td>3.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Weighing cattle 20c. Co 15c camphor balls 5c</td>
<td>.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 25th</td>
<td>1 1/2 bus wheat 1.30 2 bus apples $1.00 to W.Gibson</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.30</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>2 qts cream 50c milk 25c apple 15c</td>
<td></td>
<td>.92</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 26th</td>
<td>Mother $5.00 1 granite source pen 15c 1 coffee pot 15.9 fruit 35c</td>
<td>5.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 box biscuit etc 25c broken cakes & biscuits 25c car fare 15c</td>
<td>.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 29</td>
<td>4 qts milk 20c 2 doz eggs 40c milk 15c</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid Mr. Foreshaw for splitting wood 3 dys</td>
<td>3.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 30</td>
<td>Bulk cheque for Apr. --</td>
<td></td>
<td>42.28</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid R. Hickox for eavtroughing (south of house)</td>
<td>6.30</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Blacksmithing 70c sprayer rep 30c groceries 1.40</td>
<td>2.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 cwt midd $1.30 milk $3.35 wire 20c hair cut 15c</td>
<td>5.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Lumber for driving shed door @ 40c per m</td>
<td>3.75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 pr door hangers 75c 160 for back $1.00</td>
<td>7.75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>W. Sass for feed etc. $1.90 fish 10c 1 shoe sett 40c</td>
<td>2.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 31st</td>
<td>Church sub. 2.00 missions 50c no 15c</td>
<td>2.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>June 1st </td>
<td>Harold Jarvis concert 35c groceries 25c postage etc 15c</td>
<td>75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Tomato plants etc 45c 2 settings of eggs 50c</td>
<td></td>
<td>92</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 3rd.</td>
<td>Rec from A.B.Cornwell in horse-board $6.00 milk 25c</td>
<td></td>
<td>6.25</td>
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<td>June 4th </td>
<td>Sold to W.C. Coates, Paris 2 bags seed potatoes @ $1.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>$2.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Bought 2 bags O. chop $1.60 3 bags corn chop $8.25</td>
<td>$9.85</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 pr. overalls 1.00. 2 agd. table oil-cloth 20 groceries 1.20</td>
<td>2.90</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sold 12 2/3 dz eggs & 20c $2.30 2 qts milk 10c</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.62</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>paints & oil $1.15 stamps 15c co 25c stamps 10c</td>
<td>1.60</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 8th</td>
<td> 9 dz eggs @ 20c & 1.80 milk 20c 2 dz eggs 30c milk 20c</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.60</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 10</td>
<td>Sold 11 hogs weighing 2130lbs @ $7.70 per cut</td>
<td></td>
<td>164.07</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>30 rods 8 wire fence @ 29c $8.70 15lbs greystone T. seed 40c</td>
<td>9.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>10 bags of oats chop @ $1.50 per cwt</td>
<td>11.15</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>groceries 45c milk powder 65c Mrs. R. 25c fish 25c</td>
<td>1.20</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 11</td>
<td>Paid Mrs M.B. Gullen on legacy</td>
<td>150.00</td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>S.G. Reed rent of pasture on Cunningham farm.</td>
<td>15.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>.. .. 200 S.S. Convention Programes</td>
<td>- 4.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>.. .. Fruit 90c meat 30c toll 10c Butter $1.30</td>
<td>2.68</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 13</td>
<td>2 doz eggs 40c 3 dz eggs 60c</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Mike $3.00 Dave Currie for herding cows 1 week $1.50</td>
<td>45</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Bread 15c Fish 40c meat 45c 3 gal coal oil 54c </td>
<td>1.54</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 16</td>
<td>Creamery cheque for May</td>
<td></td>
<td>35</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>3 doz eggs 60 2 chickens 50c 1 doz eggs 20c milk 15c</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.45</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Co 60c postage 10c co 15c Tom 75c groceries 25c</td>
<td>1.85</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 19</td>
<td>Mike $5.00 Fan shod (2 new shoes) 70c 1 cut salt 45c</td>
<td>6.15</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 22</td>
<td>5 doz eggs @ 20c $1.00 1 bus O. A. C.No. 72 Oats R. Scuyler</td>
<td></td>
<td>3.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1100 lbs of Oat chop @ $1.50</td>
<td>16.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 can buggy paint 60c 1 pail lard 20 lb & 16 1/2c $3.50</td>
<td>3.90</td>
<td></td>
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<td>June 25th.</td>
<td> Paid Mr Foreshaw for hoeing mangels etc.</td>
<td>5.00</td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>Bert Williamson for fixing doors etc</td>
<td>5.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 26</td>
<td>Rec from J. McDonald on saw</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>milk 10c 4 dz eggs @ 20c ^80c</td>
<td></td>
<td>.90</td>
</tr>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>Rec from Frank Reid on saw</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 27</td>
<td>Mike $1.00 church sal 1.00 Miss 50c Phone etc 20c</td>
<td>2.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 29</td>
<td>Bought of C.K. Morrow 1 buggy, harness & blanket</td>
<td>8.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 30</td>
<td>Picnic expense 1 doz bananas, ice cream etc</td>
<td>.85c</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>July 1st</td>
<td> Sold 5 doz egg @ 30c $1.00 milk 15c</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.15</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Fish 28c bread 20c Westons 5c Mrs Roger $2.00 groceries 25c</td>
<td>2.75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 4th</td>
<td>Sold 2 hens 8 1/2 lbs $1.25 milk 85c</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.60</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid Davie Currie $1.50 Co 15c</td>
<td>1.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 6</td>
<td>1 bag of potatoes from Dalzells</td>
<td>1.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 doz eggs 20c milk 20c 1 doz eggs 25c</td>
<td></td>
<td>.65</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 8</td>
<td>Paid Mike $10.50 Mrs Roger $1.00 meat 10c bread 10c</td>
<td>11.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 10</td>
<td>milk 20c milk 10c 1 dz eggs 15c</td>
<td></td>
<td>55</td>
</tr>
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<td>" 11</td>
<td>Paid Davie $1.50 1 Gall 10c grain 5c oranges etc 30c</td>
<td>1.95</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 14</td>
<td>Laundry 12c mending rubber tissue 5c fish 50c buns 35c</td>
<td>1.02</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 15</td>
<td>milk & Cream cheque for June</td>
<td></td>
<td>$52.23</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 16</td>
<td>meat 80c bread 40c 1 1/2 bus seed potatoes from Angus 1.00</td>
<td>1.80</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Rec from Mrs Cornwell for strawberries</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sold 1 basket sour cherries 50c 1 bus sweet cherries 75c</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.25</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 18</td>
<td>1 dz eggs 25c milk 15c 5c</td>
<td></td>
<td>.35</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Grocery bill W. Sass 8.70 horse shoeing $1.00</td>
<td>9.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>2 cwt midd. $2.70 oatmeal 25c scythe stone 10c sugr 5c</td>
<td>3.10</td>
<td></td>
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<td>July 18th.</td>
<td> Rec from Will Forbes on sow</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Hair cut 15c groceries etc $1.15</td>
<td>1.30</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 19</td>
<td>church sub $1.00 miss 25c co 15c bread etc 40c</td>
<td>1.80</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 20</td>
<td>Paid man from Lake for 4 1/2 dys work @ $1.30</td>
<td>8.10</td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>" 21</td>
<td>Linseed 25c salts 5c sev. range 25c telephone bill $4.39 postage 11c</td>
<td>2.05</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>To Mr Corral railway fare for Mr & Mrs Lewis</td>
<td>3.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sold 3 loads of hay to Wolfe Bros @ $10.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>30.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>.. 1 .. to Ontario Portland Cement Co.</td>
<td></td>
<td>10.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid for Jean for Nellie</td>
<td>2.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 24</td>
<td>milk 40c 1 dz eggs 25c milk 10c</td>
<td></td>
<td>75c</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sugar $1.00 bread 50c Bert for mike Roger $2.40 bal. $1.40</td>
<td>4.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 27</td>
<td>Paid M.B Gullen on legacy</td>
<td>15.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 28</td>
<td>Paid Mr Foreshaw for 7 1/2 days hoeing $7.50 Bread 30c</td>
<td>8.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 30</td>
<td>1 film pack 75c fish 45c meat 50c 2 pr leather soles 40c</td>
<td>2.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 31</td>
<td>1 pr working shirts $1.25 1 pr under shirts 70c pencils 10c</td>
<td>2.05</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 doz jars 90c 1 pail lard 20 lbs $3.50 groceries 70c</td>
<td>4.90</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 pr leather gloves 50c whip lash 10c 1 book (Cor. Hymns) 35c</td>
<td>.95c</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid Mrs Johnson on butter Acc. $2.00</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>August. </td>
<td>Rec. from A.B. Cornwell 3 acres rent to Nov. 1st</td>
<td></td>
<td>20.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 1</td>
<td>spring chicken 35c milk 15c</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 3rd</td>
<td>Paid mother $10.00 butter $1.75 bread 25c co 15c toll 10c</td>
<td>12.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 5th</td>
<td>Fish 35c meat 35c bread 50c 2 Hdrak 20c postage 10c</td>
<td>1.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 7</td>
<td>Roast $2.05 oatmeal 25c cheese 40c</td>
<td>2.70</td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Rec. from N. Sayles on sow</td>
<td></td>
<td>$1.00</td>
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<td>July 8th </td>
<td>Paid Davie $3.00 Mr Lewis $2.00 harness rep. 10c</td>
<td>$5.10</td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>Aug ..</td>
<td> Horse shoeing 30c 1 kettle 20c mirrors 30c chopping 24c</td>
<td>1.04</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 lb of tea 50c co 10c fish 28c</td>
<td>.68</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 13</td>
<td>1 bale of hay to Pitts 125 lbs</td>
<td></td>
<td>10</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>6 bus of wheat to A.B. Cornwell @ $1.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>6.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>11 bags grain chopped 66c 1 can Laddie 15c</td>
<td>.81</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 13</td>
<td>To Brantford Carriage works for repairing buggy wheels 2 new tires, part new rim & setting tires</td>
<td>$5.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 14</td>
<td>Paid Mr Foreshaw for 3 days hoeing</td>
<td>3.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>plow shares $1.05 wire nails 10c bread 20c</td>
<td>1.35</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>2 qts milk 10c</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 15</td>
<td>Davie 75c 1 doz bananas 20c steak 30c co 15c</td>
<td>1.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 18</td>
<td>Sold 7 bales of hay to E. Pitts 865 lbs @ $14.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>6.05</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>9 bags chopping 55c kettle rep 30c groceries 60c</td>
<td>1.45</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>2 gang plow share 50c 1 pick handle 20c</td>
<td>.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 pack promo films 75c bread 10c fish 20c</td>
<td>1.05</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 19</td>
<td>1 cwt sugar of 7. P. Pallin $4.85 groceries 55c</td>
<td>5.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Milk cheque for July</td>
<td></td>
<td>34.77</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>rec from council cheque (1 1/2 loads nails for engine)</td>
<td></td>
<td>4.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 21</td>
<td>11 lots of milk 55c 1 dz eggs 25c milk 5c</td>
<td></td>
<td>.85</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 22</td>
<td>Old buggy wheels rep. tires sett 2.00. spokes & 1/2 rim $1.75</td>
<td>3.75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Horse shod 50c groceries 35c 100 lbs salt 50c</td>
<td>1.35</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Developing 2 packs of films 50c printing 10c</td>
<td>.60</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
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<td>water sett 1.50 (T.M.) meat 70c envelope & postage 10c</td>
<td>2.35</td>
<td></td>
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<td>Aug 22nd</td>
<td> Matt $10.00 mother $5.00 Co. etc. 25¢</td>
<td> 15.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 24th</td>
<td>Sold 3 doz eggs @25¢ 50¢ $5</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Bread 10¢ Cool aid 62¢ meat 30 Fish 28¢</td>
<td> 1.30</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 29</td>
<td>50 lbs of Flour $165 chopping 30¢ buggy whip 20¢</td>
<td> 2.15</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td> 1 pt seperator oil 10¢ bananas 10¢ meat 30¢ laundry 16¢</td>
<td> 66¢</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 30</td>
<td>Church sub 1.00 Miss. 50¢ Co. 15¢</td>
<td> 1.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 31</td>
<td>Paris Plains G.P. 75¢ bread 15¢</td>
<td>90</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>4 doz eggs @25¢ $1.00 1 qt milk 15¢e</td>
<td></td>
<td>15</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Sept 3 </td>
<td>Meat 30¢ fish 53¢ bread 10¢ Hort Show 10¢</td>
<td> 1.03</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Rec. from A.B.C. milk $1.00 2 hens $1.00¢ bulbs etc 30¢</td>
<td></td>
<td> 2.30</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 5</td>
<td>Paid Mrs R.Gallen on Legacy</td>
<td>5.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>6 yds of Curtains @15¢ 90 ¢ 1 towell 15¢ meat 30¢</td>
<td>1.35</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td> groceries 90¢ biscuits 20¢ 1 wood drill 10 ¢ conf. 10¢ ban. 10¢ </td>
<td> 1.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 7</td>
<td>3 doz eggs @25¢ 75¢ milk 5¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>80</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 8</td>
<td>12 bags of grain chopped 72¢ groceries $1.65 drug goods 35.4</td>
<td> 2.72</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sold {illegible} Bowser 5 bus. wheat @$1.10 (Pd. Wet 24th.)</td>
<td></td>
<td>5.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Bread 10¢ 2 bridle bits 25¢ shoes rep 50¢ postage 14¢ 10¢</td>
<td>1.09.</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sent to S.S. Association Toronto $2.00 </td>
<td>2.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Fish 45¢ meant 35¢ stamps 10¢ bread 10¢</td>
<td>1.00...</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 12</td>
<td>Sold to W. Bowser 1 chicken 50¢</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 15</td>
<td>Co. 25¢ Fish 30¢ bread 20¢ groceries 30¢ chopping etc 90¢</td>
<td>1.95</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 17</td>
<td>Buggy shafts rep 80¢ groceries nails 25¢ L. oil & Turp. 25¢</td>
<td> 2.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Creamery cheque for Aug</td>
<td></td>
<td>15.96</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 18</td>
<td>5 Chickens @50¢ each $2.50 apples 35¢ milk 5¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.90</td>
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<td>Sept 18th </td>
<td>Paid Mrs Johnson for Butter</td>
<td> 2.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td> " " Mrs J. Aitkin for patriotic Fund </td>
<td>50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 19</td>
<td> Democrat rep. $1.00 rods for cellar 40¢ groceries etc. 40¢</td>
<td> 2.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 box rivets 9¢ box hog rings 9¢ 2 gang plow shares 20¢</td>
<td>38</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 doz eggs 25¢ 1 qt milk 5¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>30</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Matt Lewis $5.00 W.Sass on Grocery bill</td>
<td>5.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sweet corn 25¢ basket of plums 35¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>60</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 24</td>
<td>Co. 10¢ chopping 25¢ tag day 10¢ postage etc 10¢ <s>Matt</s> 50c</td>
<td>.55</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 26</td>
<td>corn 15¢ milk 20¢ 1 chicken 50¢ milk 10c</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.05</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Oct 1st. </td>
<td>1 hog weighing 230lbs @$8.40 per cwt</td>
<td></td>
<td>19.32</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>550 lbs of wheat @ $1.05 per bus</td>
<td></td>
<td>9.62</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sold Bowser 6 chickens.</td>
<td></td>
<td>5.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Plow shares etc 90¢ chopping 60¢ weighing hog 10¢</td>
<td>1.60</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid Massey Harris note of mower</td>
<td>22.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Groceries 2.75 meat 25¢ 2 balls of twine $1.30 maps etc 25¢</td>
<td> 4.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 2nd</td>
<td>Galt show 25¢ sundries 25¢ pencils 10¢ bread 20¢</td>
<td>0.80</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 chicken 50¢ apples 30¢ milk 20¢ 3 doz eggs 80¢ </td>
<td></td>
<td>1.80</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Matt $5.00 stamps 10¢ 1 half dozen salt dishes (for J.C) $1.25</td>
<td>6.35</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 4th</td>
<td>Church sub 1.00 Miss 50¢ Co. 45¢ 5th P. cards. 5¢</td>
<td> 2.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 5</td>
<td>Rec. for 2 loads of hay to D.P. Cement co </td>
<td></td>
<td>25.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>2 chickens $1.00 2 doz eggs 50¢ apples 10¢</td>
<td></td>
<td> 1.60</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Major shod 1.75 1 basket grapes 20¢ oranges + bananas 20¢</td>
<td>1.15</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 war atlas 25¢ 1 milk pitcher15¢ c. buttons 5¢ bulbs 30¢ sewing {illegible}</td>
<td>.90</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sugar 50¢ 1 box cedar 50¢ 1 purse 15¢ bread 10¢</td>
<td>.70</td>
<td></td>
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<td>Oct 8th</td>
<td>Rec. from Paris Agr. Society for 2nd prize in standing field competition of oats No. 72</td>
<td></td>
<td>15.00</td>
</tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1st Prizes on flowers $1.50 1 3rd on oats $2.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>3.50</td>
</tr>
</tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid E. Pitts, bill for C. Boots and chopping</td>
<td>5.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Telephone bill $4.03, 1 pr overalls $1.00 Laundry 16c</td>
<td>5.19</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 axe & handle $1.25 groceries etc $2.25 meat $2.10</td>
<td>5.60</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>harness rep 50¢ 2 hame straps 40¢ bulbs 50¢ pencils etc 10¢</td>
<td>1.80</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>2 anchor posts (cedar) $1.50 bread 10¢ fish 40¢</td>
<td>2.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</tr>
<td>" 10</td>
<td>Paid Mr. Foreshaw for splitting wood 2 days</td>
<td>2.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</tr>
<td>" 12</td>
<td>Fish 45¢ bread 15¢ postage 12¢ butter $2.10</td>
<td>2.80</td>
<td></td>
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<td>1 doz. Eggs 30¢ two baskets of apples 30¢ milk 5¢ apples 10¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>.65</td>
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<td>" 15</td>
<td>60¢ 1 chicken 40¢ milk 10¢ apples 50¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.40</td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>Creamery cheque for Sept.</td>
<td></td>
<td>39.10</td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>Horseshoeing etc 90¢ 1 pr of working shoes $3.00 postage 10¢</td>
<td>4.00</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>Groceries 25¢ Hair cut 35¢ 2 lap rugd roller) $2.50</td>
<td>2.90</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 16</td>
<td>Paid Mrs. M. B. S interest $19.00 Matt $10.00</td>
<td>29.00</td>
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<td>" 17</td>
<td> Matt $1.00 Mrs. R.G $5.00 P. Orders etc 10¢ Fish 60¢ meat 30¢</td>
<td>7.00</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 19</td>
<td> Chopping 78¢ & 1pack films developed 20¢ sweet nitre 10¢</td>
<td>1.08</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>Stove pipes $1.25 Harness rep. 5¢ bread 10¢ bread 15¢</td>
<td>1.45</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 24</td>
<td>Snap-shots developed at App’s 30 pictures</td>
<td>1.04</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>Groceries $1.90 Meat 85¢ Harness rep $1.65 fish 45¢</td>
<td>4.85</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>1 roll of barbed wire 104 lbs @ 3-4 ¢? Pd <u>Nov 17th</td>
<td>3.38</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 29</td>
<td>Sold 6 hogs (1150 lbs) @ 7c/</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid Mr. Wait for 100 lbs Binder twine @ 129</td>
<td>12.00</td>
<td></td>
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<td>Meat 50c¢ 1 curry comb 15¢ Odd F. wreath 25¢ 1 plow handle 45¢</td>
<td>1.35</td>
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<td>the Rec. from C.Congo- 2 sows 2.00 apples 30¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.50</td>
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<td>" 31st</td>
<td> Matt $1.00 meat 25¢ Fish 45¢ Mrs J. for butter 1.00</td>
<td>2.68</td>
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<td>Nov 1st</td>
<td>Church sub. $1.00 Mess. 50¢ Co. 5¢</td>
<td>1.55</td>
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<td>" 2nd</td>
<td>Paid Mr Deans for McCormick horse rake</td>
<td>30.50</td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>" " A.H. Inst $50.00 Strainer pail rep 15¢ groceries 1.10</td>
<td>51.25</td>
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<td> Apples 65c</td>
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<td>" 4th</td>
<td>Sold a.Danskin 1 cow (1140lbs) @ 5¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>57.00</td>
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<td>Car fare 30¢ weighing cow 10¢ meat 45¢ matches 15¢</td>
<td>1.00</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>W. Sass on Grocery Bill 15:00 Weather Insurance $ 5:00</td>
<td>20.00</td>
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<td>Lodge Dues 5.54 sundries 11¢ chopping 60¢</td>
<td>6.25</td>
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<td>" 7 "</td>
<td> 1 chicken 50¢ doz eggs 30¢ apple 40¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.20</td>
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<td>Mother $2.50 Matt (pills) 50¢ meat" $ 1.00 groceries $ 1.65</td>
<td>5.6</td>
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<td>Bananas 10¢, chair bottom 10¢, hammer 15¢ fruit dish 15¢</td>
<td>.50</td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>Co.60¢ ticket to Patriotic Concert 25¢ fish 30¢ Butter. $2.00</td>
<td>3.75</td>
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<td>" 14</td>
<td>Meat 50¢ 1 yd of satin lining 25¢ 1 pr armlets 10¢ 6 Handles 5¢ </td>
<td>90</td>
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<td>Dominion Temperance Alliance $2.00 postage 10¢ fish 45¢ </td>
<td>2.55</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 14</td>
<td>Rec. from & Jack on sows</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.00</td>
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<td>" 17</td>
<td>Fire bricks for stove $2.85 meat $1.80, pr wollen sox $1.20</td>
<td>5.85</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>1 pr mitts 35¢ thread 10¢ yarn 12¢ horseshoe nails 10¢</td>
<td>67¢</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 18</td>
<td>Matt $10.00 meat 30¢ sundries 10¢ 1 pr. flanelette blankets $1.65</td>
<td>11.95</td>
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<td>" 19</td>
<td>M.B. Gullen $10:00| shovel handle 35¢ 1pr mitts15¢</td>
<td>10.50</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 21</td>
<td>Chopping 12 bags 72¢ 1 cwt salt. 50¢ 2 doz snapshots printed $1.00</td>
<td>2.22</td>
<td></td>
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<td>Paid Mr Foreshaw 8 1/2 dys work & $8.50 meat 30¢</td>
<td>8.80</td>
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<td>Nov 23rd</td>
<td>Co 15¢ C. Muir $2:00 Fire Insurance 7.16 Order 5¢ laundry 18¢</td>
<td>9.54</td>
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<td> Meat 85¢ bananas 10¢ bran 40¢ Co. 25¢ car fare etc 10¢</td>
<td>1.70</td>
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<td>" 28"</td>
<td>Sold 5 bus of apples at 50¢ per bus $2.50 1 bus potatoes 45¢ milk 15¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>3.10</td>
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<td>Church sub $1.00 misc, 50¢ Co 10¢ fish $1.05 postage 10¢ </td>
<td>2.75</td>
<td></td>
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<td>Rec from Mrs A. B. Comwell for 3 mos rent 6 bus wheat $6.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>36.00</td>
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<td>Dec 1st</td>
<td>Sold 1 basket apples 15¢</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 2nd</td>
<td>Postage 10¢ Ticket to Bazzar Concert at Glen 25¢ Calander 25¢</td>
<td>60¢</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 3rd</td>
<td>Meat etc. 90¢ 25 lbs Flour 80¢ chopping 24¢ bulbs 12¢</td>
<td>2.06</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>10 rolls of wall paper (@ 15¢ $1.50 border 20 yds @ 2 1/2¢ 50¢</td>
<td>2.00</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 5"</td>
<td>Rec. from Ont. Portland Cement Co. for 1 load of hay</td>
<td></td>
<td>$14.00</td>
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<td>" 8 "</td>
<td>Sold 1300 wheat @ $1.10 per bus</td>
<td></td>
<td>23.82</td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>Meat 80¢ Groceries $1.35- 20 lbs sugar 1.50, pr mitten, 35¢</td>
<td>3.00</td>
<td></td>
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<td>chopping 72¢ 2 undershirts 80¢ 1 skating Cap 50¢ Frank shod $1.00 </td>
<td>3.00</td>
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<td>" 9 "</td>
<td>Matt 6.00 3 tickets to H. Jarvis Concert 1.05 telephone Galt 15¢</td>
<td>11.20</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 10</td>
<td>Rec. from J. Miller on sows</td>
<td>2.00</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>apples 70¢ $1.15 milk 15¢ , load of wood $1.00 1/2 bus potatoes 25¢</td>
<td>3.25</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 14 "</td>
<td>Mirs Johnson for butter $2.00 Meat 75¢ 3 calenders snaps {illegible} 25¢</td>
<td>3.25</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 15 "</td>
<td>Creamery cheque for Nov.</td>
<td></td>
<td>48.88</td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid taxes $47.28 groceries 25¢ 3 lantern globes 25¢ Postage 2¢</td>
<td>47.80</td>
<td></td>
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<td> Hair cut 15¢ Co. 10¢ meat 80¢ chopping 90¢ flaxseed 10¢ </td>
<td>2.05</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 17 "</td>
<td>Sold 2 fat hops 380 lbs(@) 7.20</td>
<td></td>
<td>27.35</td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>20 lbs sugar 1.50 5 lb pail marmalade 50c weighing hogs 10¢</td>
<td>2.10</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>Mrs Johnson for butter $1.00 groceries 40¢ postcards etc.25¢</td>
<td>1.65</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 18 "</td>
<td>Ticket to concert 25¢ bread 10¢</td>
<td></td>
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<td>Sold 1 bus of apples $1.50 3 baskets apples 60¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.10</td>
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<td>" 20"</td>
<td>Church sub $2.00 miss 25¢ Misc 25¢ postage 10¢</td>
<td>2.40</td>
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<td>" 21st</td>
<td>Sold, 1 bag potatoes 60¢, 1 bag of apples 75¢ </td>
<td></td>
<td>155</td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>Xmas presents X 25¢ bells etc 20¢ biscuits 25c¢ candy etc 30¢</td>
<td>1.00</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 23rd</td>
<td>Paid on Life Insurance to T.S. Moffat</td>
<td>25.00</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>Groceries 78¢ postage 12¢ Mr a& Mrs Young to Paris 1.65¢ Horse Stabling 20¢</td>
<td>2.75</td>
<td>1.50</td>
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<td>" 24th</td>
<td>Matt. 4.00 H.H.on Int. $60.00 1 pack films 75¢ car fare 10¢</td>
<td>64.85</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 25th</td>
<td>Ticket to Woodstock 50¢ 1 book poems 30¢ cards & postage 15¢</td>
<td>1.05</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" "</td>
<td>Z.Book 15¢ pencil 10¢ meat 45¢ M.S. 25¢ Co 10¢</td>
<td>1.05</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 30 "</td>
<td>Bible Soc 30¢ 15 bags grain chopped 90¢ oyster shell 25¢</td>
<td>1.65</td>
<td></td>
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<td>Salt 25¢ S. Petre 10¢ sugar 10¢ 3 gal coal oil 50¢</td>
<td>.95</td>
<td></td>
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<td>Rec from Angus horse board to Dec. 31st </td>
<td></td>
<td>10.00</td>
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<td>Firewood $10.00 2 barrles of apples $2.50</td>
<td></td>
<td>12.50</td>
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<td>" 31 "</td>
<td>Xmas Present from A.B.C $5.00 1 bag potatoes 2 ducks $1.25</td>
<td></td>
<td>6.25</td>
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<td>M.B.G. on Logs 5.00 Xmas $1.00 groceries 80¢ Mother 1 duck 30¢</td>
<td>7.30</td>
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<td>Writing paper etc 25¢ tie 15¢ evergreens 10¢ Co. 20¢</td>
<td>.70</td>
<td></td>
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<td>Meat 45¢ candy 35¢</td>
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<td>Jan</td>
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<td>Major shod 60¢ 1 new broom 35¢ 1 box matches 15¢</td>
<td>1.10</td>
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<td>" 9 "</td>
<td>Sub. to Farm and Dairy $1.00 postage etc 10¢</td>
<td>1.10</td>
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<td>1 granite sauce pan 30¢ 1 dish 10¢ 1 butcher knife <s>15¢</s> 35¢</td>
<td>75¢</td>
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<td>Sold H. Rehder 5 bags of potatoes @ 60¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>3.00</td>
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<td>Pd. Rehder & Co Acc. in full $3.30 groceries 65¢ Co. 10¢</td>
<td>4.05</td>
<td></td>
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<td>15 bags of grain chopped @ 64 90¢ rubber shoes rep 40¢</td>
<td>1.30</td>
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<td>To T. Eaton Co. 1 toilet sett $2.05 2 lbs screws 32¢ 73 bolts 53¢ 72 small {illegible} 15¢</td>
<td>3.05</td>
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<td>" 14</td>
<td>Sold to Mrs E Taylor 417 1/2 bus of turnips @ 10¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>$41.75</td>
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<td>" " </td>
<td>" " Paris Coal & Lumber Co. 54 1/2 bus of turnips @ 10¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>5.45</td>
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<td>1 key hole saw 13¢ P.O. Order 10¢ groceries etc $1.37 Fan shod 60¢ </td>
<td>2.20</td>
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<td>" 15</td>
<td>Matt $12.00 Conf 10¢ Bd. Fund 25¢ Mrs Johnson 8 lbs butter $2.40</td>
<td>3.20</td>
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<td>1/2 bus potatoes 25¢ 1/3 bus 20¢ 1 bus turnips 10¢</td>
<td></td>
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<td>laundry 34 Co 20¢ cards etc 10¢ postage etc 20¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>55¢</td>
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<td>" 20 </td>
<td>Milk Checque for Dec </td>
<td></td>
<td>39.</td>
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<td>" " </td>
<td>1 1/2 doz. eggs @ 35¢ 53¢ 1 basket apples 20¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>.73</td>
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<td>20 lbs sugar $1.40 groceries 1/70 Lodge dues 5.54</td>
<td>8.64</td>
<td></td>
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<td>" 23</td>
<td>1 cwt bran $1.40 chopping 72¢ 1 pr rubbers 68¢ oranges 15¢</td>
<td>2.95</td>
<td></td>
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<td>Telephone bill 3.75 Matt $10.00 Co 25¢</td>
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<td>" 25</td>
<td>1 bag of potatoes 75¢ 1 1/2 doz eggs 5.34</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.28</td>
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<td>" 29</td>
<td>Pd. H Grier for meat for home $1.00 Matt 5.00</td>
<td>6.00</td>
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<td>" 30</td>
<td>Sold 1 calf 1 week old 4.00 Rec from Simons for 2 sows 2.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>6.00</td>
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<td>Pd. A. Simons for 4 cows @ $2.00 each</td>
<td>8.00</td>
<td></td>
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<td>Potatoes 25¢ apples 5¢ 1 doz eggs 52¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>.62</td>
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<td>Feb 1st</td>
<td>chopping 12 bags 72¢ groceries 65¢ 2 pr mitts $1.25</td>
<td>2.62</td>
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Wages for 1917
Monday August 31
Earl Depew
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Sunday, September 6
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Jan 1st. Cash on Hand $70.00
.. 2nd. Paid Rolt Lowe balance of thresshing {aod?}. 10.00
.. .. Mr Evans on wallpaper $5.00 Earl $2.00
. . Dry goods 92¢ Hardware 29¢ Oranges etc 55 stamps 50¢ 2.26
. . Sold 2 doz fresh eggs @ 50¢ 1.00
- 3 Re c. from J. Wolfe for milk to date 20gte @ 6¢ 1.20
. 1 bread ticket $1.60 2 loaves 14¢
.. 6 1qts point. 80¢ mangoes & fan etc 80¢ Earle 90¢
. 8 1 doz pictures on Post cards (Electric Studio Brantford)$1.30 Co50¢ 1.80
. .. Q roll electric tape 30¢ stockings 55¢ Street car 25¢ {illegible} 10¢ 1.20
. 12th 4 doz eggs @ 50¢ $2.00 1 1/2 doz @ 50¢ 75¢
. .. Chopping 30¢ Hosteculture Sec. $2.00 25 lbs {illegible} $1.25 Maud chad. 80¢ 4.35
. . Balance on Wallpaper $2.09 {illegible} paint 25¢ {illegible} 75¢ Sandpaper 10¢ graining color 25¢ 3.94
. . 1 gol oil 1.00 3 lbs white-lead 40¢ turpestine 20¢ mica 15¢ 1.75 .
. 1 strainer pail 60¢ Buttes bowl & laddle $1.45 C. fums 10¢ 1 for rubbers $1.00 3.15
. . 1 box Sanprise soap 4.50 groceries $5.00 Drugs 2.20 Dry goods 1.35 13.05
. 14 Postage 60¢ Co. 10¢ Bread ticket $1.60
.. 15 . Creamery Checque for Dec. 241 lbs of cream Dest26 @ 47¢ 29.42
. . Rec. from J. Wolfe for 24 {gts}of milk @ 6¢ 1.44
.. 18 .. .. Mr Moore .. .. .. .. 1.44
. . Bought 1 ton of bran @ $33.00 33.00
. 22 1 pkt Micerises 5 lbs 50¢. 1/2 doz lemons 18¢ Co 15¢ .83
. .. Rec. Mrs Bowser for milk to Jan 15th. 3.81
.. 24th 7 doz eggs @ 50¢ 3.50
. . Chopping 60¢ Stopper rep 10¢ groceries $1.80 <s>80¢</s> Earl 1.00 3.50
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May 2nd Sold R. Mr Donald 10 {illegible}. Alaska Dots 10.00
Bought 10 1/2 {illegible} of Oats for food @85¢ 9.95
Chopping $1.33 2 milk + 14¢ 2lbs figs 16¢ {name?} Birthday 1.00 2.65
Horseshoeing + Roller up $1.75 Bolts 30¢ 2.05
1 sett of hen harrows from Q. Rosebrugh 16.60
3rd Bought Hatson Mr. Pheren 3 setting of eggs {illegible} 1.20
5th 18 2 dozen eggs @32¢ 5.82
Groceries $3.86 Heath Salts 16¢ Elastic 26¢ 4.28
Hay for M.Spreader wheel 25¢ Weighing cattle 25¢ 50
10 Paid Mr Collins for 3 cows 3.00
12 Sold to Jas. Wallace 1 cow 11.40 @6 1/2 ¢ {illegible}
2 {illegible} 248 @11 1/2 $285.20 2 {illegible} 1790 @10 3/4 $192.40 477.60
Bought of Watson Ms Pherson 4 settings of eggs 40¢ 1.60
14 Groceries 1.30 Brace wire 40¢ seeds 5¢ L. Chiming etc 2.50
15 Sold 11 1/2 doz eggs @38¢ 4.37
Dry Goods 84¢ 2 {illegible} cartridges $1.80 1 knife 70¢ 3.33
Oranges 30¢ conf. etc 40¢ toll 35¢ 1 box biscuits 7lb @13¢ 91¢ 1.96
1 lbs buscuits 2.00 Paid mother {illegible} for year. $65.00 67.00
bread $2.80 Co. 35¢ {illegible} 25¢ Groc. 30¢ dishes etc. 40¢ 3.40
Sold M.B. Guller 2 1/2 {illegible} potatoes $4.00 1 doz eggs 35¢
16th 4 yds of {illegible} wire @23¢ 1.15
21 Church Sub. $2.00 {misc?} $1.00 Bread 96¢ Co. 25¢ 4.31
22 {Rup's?} for spreader $1.55 Hore Shoeing 40¢ 4 plow shores $1.30 3.75
23 Oranges etc. 60¢ 3 lbs mangel seed 90¢ hair cut 20¢ 1.70
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May 23rd {illegible} cheque for Apr. 417 lbs cream ^Just 25% @44c¢ $45.84
Plain {illegible} were 40¢ mails 25c I {illegible} of sugar 8.00 8.65
24 8 doz eggs @40¢ $3.20 12 1/2 doz @40¢ 8.20
Bought of W.F. {illegible} 4 {illegible} 40¢ 2 box pansies 25¢ 65
28 Paid Earl $10.00 Co 15¢
29 Groceries $4.21 Drug Store 75¢ Stamps + {illegible} 13¢ 5.24
Granite kettle 75¢ lid 10¢. Robt Rose brough for 0.85
3 bus of Seed Corn (2 bus Golden Flows 1 box {illegible} $7) $2.40 7.20
June 1st. 30 rods of 8 wire fence @48¢ from H.Watson 14.40
8th Wire {illegible} 10¢ whip 50¢ Groceries $2.92 Dry Goods 3.43 6.95
13 1/3 doz eggs @36¢. 4.86
15th {illegible}. Co 40¢ Ladies Aid $1.20 Bread 40¢ Chopping 14¢ 1.94
18 Creamery Cheque for May $39 lbs cream %25 = $9.7@{illegible}¢ 38.57
20 Bought of E. Pitts crushed oats @$2.70 per curt 44.20
1 curt of bran $2.00 3 curt of meddlinge $6.50 I curt of Cotton seed $2.25 10.75
I bus of Buck wheat $1.70 5lbs hew {illegible} Turnip Reed 4.70
30 rds 8 wire fencing @52¢ $15.60 staples 25¢ {illegible} wire 40¢ 16.25
1 long H. {illegible} $1.00 2 shirts $2.00 {illegible} Rep 10¢ ban 30¢ 3.40
Maude shod $1.00 {illegible} 30¢ stamps 10¢ 1.60
22 12 doz eggs @35¢ 3lbs of lord @30¢ 3.96
3 gts of ice Cream 41.05 Groceries etc 5.05 6.10
25 Bread 22¢ 55. Car Fare to Brantford 60¢ co 15¢ Sand 3¢ 1.00
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June 27th Earl $10,000 28th Bought of {illegible}. Wolfe 1 cow $95.00 105.00
2 doz. eggs @33c
29 1 doz cultivator points $2.30 10lbs Sweet Clover 2.00 4.30
1 doz bannas 30c Icw Cream etc 75c 1.15
July 3rd 1/2 large box of cornflakes (18 boxes) 1.68 conf 18c 1.85
4 1 bus of wheat 2.50
5th Conf. 20c mitten 35c Co. 25c Bread $1.70 2.50
10 Lodge dues. $5.54 bapps 30c 2 hack saw blades 20c 6.04
Democrat wheels rep $1.50 wagon rep 25c harness rep 10c 1.85
ban 18c 1/2 bus lime 20c meat 85c Bread 52 1.85
12 Sold 1 sow 420 lbs @13c
Telephone $3.75 Groceries $1.55 {illegible} points shepaerd 90c 6.20
63 lbs crushed oats @$2.70 $17.00 2 cut midd @$2.20 $4.40 $1.40
1 combination pipe wrench $1.75 1 hand axe 75c 1 axe handle 25c 2.85
c. rivets 10c 1 oil can 10c whiffle tree is one + bolts 40c weighing pigs 10c 0.70
2 lbs of Paris Green@75c 1.50 Earl $10.00 Co 11.70
17 Sold 5 doz eggs at 35c 2.80
15 doxs strawberries $2.00 conf. 25c meat 40c 2.65
2 door hangers 75c {illegible} knife rep + sharpened 75c 1.50
mover reps 45c 6 {illegible} from Earl 24c
25th Earl $30.00 Salt 65c 1 pitch fork 75c 1 axe handle 30c 31.70
mower reps 15c Oil 38c file 30c C0. 35c Bread 66c
Creamery cheque for June $43.96
27 Meat 88c Bread 30c Groceries 6.61 Dry Goods $3.01 9.92
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<td>Bread {illegible{ 349. Co. 259 Roy Collins for 3 cowd $1.50 $4.50</td>
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<td>Sub to Globe 6 {illegible} $2.00 Star Transcript $1.50</td>
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<td>Feb 2nd</td>
<td>4 bangs of potatoes + 1 bus $13.75 1 bry eggs 704</td>
<td></td>
<td>14.40</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 1/2 bangs of apples @ $1.75 @2.12 baskit of apples @ 40</td>
<td></td>
<td>3.25</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>2 bags of produce 604 4 gals of cool out @299</td>
<td>1.75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Mole of D. St Miune {illegible} of payment {illegible}</td>
<td>109.50</td>
<td><s>109.50</s></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>On Church Sub 2.00 Miss 200 on 15-4</td>
<td>3.15</td>
<td><s>3.15</s></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>3rd</td>
<td>Bob Mumbuship {illegible} $1.00 Edition {Format?}</td>
<td>2.00</td>
<td><s>2.00</s></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>4 -</td>
<td>20 bags of potatoes to Ryesom @ $3.75 per bag</td>
<td></td>
<td>7.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries ate $1.10 Grandma Little $20.0</td>
<td>21.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>11 -</td>
<td>Lodge Dues $6.72 Groeceries $1.01 Drugs 704</td>
<td>8.43</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 door latch 109 Co 25.4 Dominion Relief $10.00</td>
<td>10.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>12</td>
<td>Solf to T. Ryerson Brantford 20 bafs potatoes @ $3.75</td>
<td></td>
<td>82.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>13</td>
<td>1 1/2 bus of wheat to Mr Lee. St. George</td>
<td></td>
<td>3.9</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries ate 89e Bread 264</td>
<td>10.15</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>Bought of H. Cunningham 1 sett heavy bob {illegible}</td>
<td>25.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>19 -</td>
<td>400 lbs chestnut coal $2.60 Must 809 Glyersins 259</td>
<td>3.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>100 Oul cake 4.75 100 {illegible} 10.00 groceries 3.01</td>
<td>17.76</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>4 gals cool oil 1.12 gal {illegible} oil 509 t. {illegible} oil $59</td>
<td>2.17</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>2 bangs of potatoes to Ms Mr Javish 6.00 1 mus apple</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.7</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>4 dry eggs @7.59 $2.80 2 bus wheat to Mr Moore 4.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>6.8</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Hartley {illegible} 244 $3.00 Samps 504</td>
<td>4.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>21st</td>
<td>Ms Lowe for Gander $4.25 H. Bookes for {illegible} 8.00</td>
<td>12.20</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>23</td>
<td>7 Loaves of Break 914 1 pkt absor beat {illegible} 35.9</td>
<td>1.26</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>24-</td>
<td>Creamery Cheque from Jan 179 gals Cream %22 @12.4 lbs of batter</td>
<td></td>
<td>28.90</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
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<td>Jan 27th</td>
<td>Sold to Taylor + Wells 149 1/2 bus of wheat @1.95.</td>
<td></td>
<td>287.77</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>2 1/2 dry eggs @709 $1.75 1 1/2 dg @ 6090 909</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.65</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>570 lbs of {chestnut?} $3.56 100 lbs of sugar $16.00</td>
<td>19.56</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>{Griasmate?} 7.05 D.J.Watkins for 15 ft of back hang{illegible}</td>
<td>6.75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Mar 2nd</td>
<td>{reeaired?} from Miss Greire for helping cut wood</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>9th</td>
<td>Paid Dr Dunton acct in full</td>
<td>6.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>- 4 {cert?} of oil {cake?} @$4.75 $19.00 4 fals gasoline @404 1.60</td>
<td>20.60</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries $1.50 Drugs 504 Co 204</td>
<td>2.60</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Sube to Weekly {illegible} $2.00 Postage ete 109</td>
<td>2.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>-2 dig of eggs @65.9 $1.30 Hardware 85.4</td>
<td>85</td>
<td>1.30</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>8</td>
<td>Brought from Farmers Club 5-sacks salt 190 lbs @1.40</td>
<td>7.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>12-</td>
<td>Paid H. Cunningham for 17 1/2 days work</td>
<td>25.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Bought of H. Cunningham 10 bags @25.9</td>
<td>2.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 horse bruse 509 1 manure fork 759 1 sitt {illegible}</td>
<td>3.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>{Balfour?} taking down Littes Carries ate</td>
<td>10.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Canadian Home Jornal 1.00 Co. 35.4 Bread $1.56</td>
<td>2.91</td>
<td>.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>16</td>
<td>Co. 204 Groceries $2.15 1bul 204 Stampe $1.25</td>
<td>2.80</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Bought of Thomas Brittian 1 bus Red Cloves Seed</td>
<td>38.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Sold 5 doz eggs @509</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>17</td>
<td>Brought of Ed Lucas 1 Dusham Bull 1 1/2 yss</td>
<td>100.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>{illegible} shed $1.50 1 / 2 dry {lemme?} 25.9 exam car up 304 Bead 404</td>
<td>2.45</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Hair cut 24.4 Sulphur + Salt {illegible} 504 Postends ote 604</td>
<td>1.35/td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Creamery Cheque for Fed 131 lbs Just 33 1/2 @709</td>
<td></td>
<td>20.16</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>4 lbs of butter @6.84</td>
<td>2.72</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
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<table>
<tbody>
<tr>
<td>March 18th</td>
<td>Sold to Mr Moore 2 bags of wheat @$2.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>9.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>20-</td>
<td>Bread 3.99 Co 259 1 piece of solder 25.4</td>
<td>.89</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-23rd</td>
<td>2 empty blls 309 {illegible} 509 bill for {illegible}</td>
<td>1.30</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>27</td>
<td>Hartley $5.00 {illegible} $5.00 {illegible}</td>
<td>12.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Rest {cords?} 1.59 Groceries $2.40 Dry Goods $5.75</td>
<td>8.80</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>8 doz eggs {illegible} $3.60</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Car fare 35.0 Drugs 609 Sundries 559 Bread 655</td>
<td>2.15</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Apr 1st</td>
<td>15 1/2 doz eggs @4.59 $6.97</td>
<td></td>
<td>6.77</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 1/2 bus good apples {illegible} $3.37 bus {illegible} @1.50</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries 2.85 Dry Goods 2.99 1 for fine shoes $8.00</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>4 gals {coal?} oil $1.16 castres 254 suede 254 Drugs 70</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>3rd</td>
<td>Team Shed = new shoes $300 blacksmithing $1.00 1 frame up 409</td>
<td>4.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>3 subscriptions to {hatheson Masenges?} {illegible}</td>
<td>1.81</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Brought of Mrs Keis le 5 settings of eggs @ 50%</td>
<td>2.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>Co 409 Meat 1.38 Bread 2.02</td>
<td>3.80</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>6th</td>
<td>Sols to Mr John Lee 2 bus of wheat @ $2.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>4.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>7-</td>
<td>- 11 doz eggs @409 4.40 2 chickens $1.95</td>
<td></td>
<td>6.35</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries $1.90 Bread 529 Coco-nut 159 Dry Goods $1.35</td>
<td>3.62</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>9-.</td>
<td>4 bus of Irish Cobbler potatoes to the {Patherford?}</td>
<td></td>
<td>12.0</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>3 1/2 dox eggs @ 4.9 $1.40</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Bought of Gen Wallces selling 2 {illegible}</td>
<td>5.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Garden {coats?} 554 Groceres 504 Dry Goods 209 {illegible} 209</td>
<td>1.55</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1/2 bus sweet {illegivle} seed from . . Brittoin</td>
<td>11.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>Sols to D. Ribon 10 bus O.A.C {illegible}</td>
<td></td>
<td>15.00</td>
</tr>
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</table>
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<tbody>
<tr>
<td>April 10th</td>
<td>Don + Jack $1.00 {Motton?} 254 Co 304</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>13-</td>
<td>7 settings of eggs (W. Wyon lohtes) from Mr Heesbis @ {illegible}</td>
<td>3.60</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>14-</td>
<td>3 loads of {olsaw?} from W. McPherson @$5.00</td>
<td>15.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Weighing cattle 354 cald Mr K. Stewart {illegible} $11.00</td>
<td>11.45</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Sold to Will Mieller 14 bags potatoes @ $4.25</td>
<td></td>
<td>59.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>- 5 bus no 3 Oats to A. Hartley @ $1.50</td>
<td></td>
<td>7.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 bus seed corn $2.85 Drawing wood 31.9</td>
<td>3.20</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>11</td>
<td>Cheque for March 338 Mr Lexam %.72 @674</td>
<td></td>
<td>49.78</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>4 lbs of bottles @654 $2.60 {illegible} clip for {eulliator?} 604</td>
<td>3.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Bought 1 {illegible} = Rutherford 116 bus {illegible} Oats @ $1.30</td>
<td>143.28</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>16 doz eggs $439 Groceries $1.90 Meat $1.69</td>
<td>3.50</td>
<td>6.88</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Telephone $4.93 Dry Goods $3.75 Shoe rep $1.75</td>
<td>10.43</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Hartley cartridge 504. Jemes Garden tools 254 Garden Seeds 25.4</td>
<td>1.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>19</td>
<td>bought of D. McPherson 15 bus of Sud Barley</td>
<td>30.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>20</td>
<td>Sold {illegible} 2 cattle weighing 1740 lbs @11.9</td>
<td></td>
<td>191.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>20</td>
<td>.. . 5 . .. 48.60 . . 129</td>
<td></td>
<td>582.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>Selling Expenses @ 43 51/100 per 100 lbs 28.58</td>
<td>28.58</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>21</td>
<td>12 doz eggs @4.59 $5.16 2 dry eggs @43 689</td>
<td></td>
<td>6.02</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 ps of back shoes $4.50 1/2 bus of Gallons Sweet {illegible}</td>
<td>18.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>4 gals gasoline $1.68 4 gals {illegible} oil $1.16 wire nails 254</td>
<td>3.09</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Ban 259 Bread $1.00 Miss Thank offering $1.00 CO 359</td>
<td>3.30</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Church Sale $5.00 Miss $1.00 1 ps of {illegible{ $1.75</td>
<td>7.75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>22 .</td>
<td>Bread 829 resticks stomping powder $1.80 cape + {fence?} 354</td>
<td>3.97</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>Old-wire 549 bott lase 29 Lodge dues $6.72</td>
<td>7.54</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>Paid Farmers of Movement Sale</td>
<td>100.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
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<td>Apr 22nd</td>
<td>Sold R. Robertson setting keys @1.50 each</td>
<td></td>
<td>$4.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>26th</td>
<td>Bread 449 Co 359 Church sub $5.00 Miss $1.00</td>
<td>6.79</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>Sols C. Coloniel 38 lbs of chop $3.50 1/2 bus onions $2.50</td>
<td>5.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>27 -</td>
<td>9 1/2 dry eggs @4.39</td>
<td></td>
<td>4.08</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>12 lbs sweet clover seed $5.40 Horse showing 504</td>
<td>5.90</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries $5.26 1 ps dry 459 {illegible} $1.50 {illegible}</td>
<td>8.02</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Bread 5.29 {loaf?} {illegible} Blacksmithing for plows $2.00</td>
<td>3.02</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>30 -</td>
<td>Sold to Mr Moore 2 bus Wheat @ $2.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>4.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>A. Woolman s bus {illegible} Oats $1.30</td>
<td></td>
<td>10.40</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Mrs Wade {illegible} to house{oban?} Bread 624</td>
<td>1.62</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>May 1st</td>
<td>Hartley $2.00 Bread 469 Ms Frasguhareme Peanut $1.25</td>
<td>3.71</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>3rd</td>
<td>Bread 364 Co 359 Groceries $3.47</td>
<td>4.18</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Sold to W. E.Cooks 5 1/4 loafs of Seed Oats @1.25</td>
<td></td>
<td>$6.35</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>4-</td>
<td>Drugs 2.60 {Mmk?} 25.9 E. tract $1.00 G. {Beetha?}</td>
<td>4.55</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>5</td>
<td>Paid Ms Reynolds $5.40</td>
<td>Bread 5.24</td>
<td>5.92</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>7-</td>
<td>Groceries 659 4 gals coal oil 299 $1.16 Laundry 129</td>
<td>1.93</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Paid H.H.Hush {illegible} to date $120.00 Hartley {illegible} wages $30.00</td>
<td>150.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 cut of {illegible}cake $4.30 Mrs Reynolds $1.25 Bread 284</td>
<td>6.41</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 can of carriage carnish 55.9 rep for speeder 509</td>
<td>1.05</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>14</td>
<td>1 bag of seed potatoes $5.00 5 1/2 doz eggs @454 2.45</td>
<td></td>
<td>7.85</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 raincoat for Edith $21.50 Mother $5.00 Dr Heas $1.00</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>G. Record $1.00 {illegible} 304 2 pks whale {illegible} $1.50</td>
<td>2.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Fish 754 Oranges 75.9 {illegible} 55 {Sugarives?} 45.4 Bread 1.50</td>
<td>2.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 box of cakes 2 lbs @349 {illegivle} $1.00 stalk {norm?} 159</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
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<tr>
<td>May 17th</td>
<td>Bought of R. Wright 1 load of Timothy hay</td>
<td>$25.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
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<td>-</td>
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== Friday, November 6 1920==
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<td>Dec 9th Sold to {L?}. Hyndman 1 sow 460 lbs @ 9 c</td>
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<td>meat 55c weighing pig 18c carfare 35 c</td>
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<td>Xmas toys 75c bulbs 10c Sugar 50c 4 gals gas @ 45c</td>
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<td>Groceries $216 Dry Goods $5.25 Record $1.25</td>
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<td>Drugs etc 25c {illegible} {illegible} 55c Stamps 50c Hardware 30</td>
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<td>Creamery Checque for {hou?}. 275 lbs @ 58 {illegible}</td>
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<td>6.13</td>
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<td>rep. to chopper 25c. Help to pick potatoes $4.00</td>
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<td>Grandma $2.00 Bread 65c Bread 48c 1 tie 75c</td>
<td>3.85</td>
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<td>car fare 70c co 50 3 {illegible} {illegible} {illegible} 75 2-box 60c {illegible} 30c</td>
<td>2.85</td>
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<td>3 {bus?} of apples to Mr moose @1.00</td>
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<td>cheque to h. {Amere?} can {illegible} Co.</td>
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<td>Prince + {charter shod?} $3.90. 2 sacks of bran $2.00 chopping 60c</td>
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<td>4 gals coal-oil $1.36 1 can of {cilinder?} oil {illegible} staples 50c Brace wire 50c</td>
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<td>2 1/2 doz. eggs @ 75c $1.88 Groceries $3.20 Bread 26c</td>
<td>3.46</td>
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<td>1 sack {illegible} 1 {illegible} 60c 1 pencil 15c {illegible} {40c?} conf. {5c?} meat 80c</td>
<td>3.00</td>
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<td>Church {Suls?} $3.00 miss {illegible} w.m.soc. $2.00 co. 25c</td>
<td>7.25</td>
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<td>Car fare to Tangford 70c {illegible} etc 10c postage express 30c 55c</td>
<td>1.65</td>
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<td>Sold 11 geese to C. meggs @ $2.50 each</td>
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<td>Farmers Advocate {illegible} $3.00 Stamps etc. 60c</td>
<td>3.60</td>
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<td>4 gals of gasoline $1.80 Groceries $1.10 {Aha L.?} $5.00</td>
<td>7. 90</td>
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<td>Xmas tree 75c Co. 10c conf 60c {illegible} for 4 {illegible} $2.50 chopping {65c?}</td>
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<td>3 bags of potatoes @ $2.{illegible}. {illegible} @ $1.00 7.00 grandma {illegible} for {illegible} {$2.00?}</td>
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<td>Railway fare to {Wateslow?} $1.90 conf. 10c co. 10c {illegible}</td>
<td>3.10</td>
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<td>Groceries $2.95 4 gal. of coal - oil $1.36 meat {48c?} {stamps?} {18?}</td>
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<td>4 doz. eggs @ 70c $3.15 Drugs $1.25 Dry Goods {illegible} {illegible} 40c</td>
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<td>bag of potatoes $1.50 {3?} doz. eggs @ 65c ${3.57?} {illegible} 1,00</td>
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<td>{Creamery?} Checque for Dec. {290?} lbs % {25?} @ 58c</td>
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<td>5 lbs of butter @ 57c $2.85 Bread {72c?}</td>
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<td>{illegible} {natimal?} {barn?} {illegible} {hangere?} $1.75 Groceries $1.04</td>
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<td>1 {illegible} of rubber shoes 3.98 post cards etc 30c bell {illegible} etc 35c</td>
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<td>Ticket to {Hort.?} Society 1921 $1.00 watch rep 75c</td>
<td>1.75</td>
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<td>Bread 36c {sulc?} to Star Transcript {illegible} $1.5</td>
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<td>60</td>
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<td>Groceries $1.80 4 gals. coal. oil $1.30 1 gal Raw {Lismol?} oil 1.00</td>
<td>4.10</td>
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<td>1 qt seperate {oil?} 30c Lidge Dues $5.54</td>
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<td>Sold {Jelma?} to Wm Howes Parei</td>
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<td>Bread 36c Co. 35c {huts?} etc 40c 1 Drs. thermometer $2.15</td>
<td>3.35</td>
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<td>Bread 36c Co. 20c</td>
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<td>9 1/2 doz. eggs @ 55c $5.20 Groceries $2.10 conf. 10c</td>
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<td>5.20</td>
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<td>6 dz eggs @ 40¢<br>5 gals of gasoline @ 45¢ $2.25 4 gals coal oil 33¢ $1.32</td>
<td><br>3.57</td>
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<td>Cream cheque for January $300 lbs %{illegible} @ 59¢<br>8 lbs of butter @ 48¢ $4.64 Bread 60¢<br>3 1/2 doz eggs @ 40¢ $1.00 1 basket of apples 28¢ Meat $1.50 1/2 gal cylinder oil 65¢ Mitts $1.00 Sap ring 28¢ Groceries $3.37 Drugs 42¢ Dry-good $2.37 1 pr rubbers 1.25</td>
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<td>4.64<br><br>1.25</td>
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<td>Bread etc. 38¢ 1 box of Maple{illegible} cookies 7 1/4 @ 30¢ $2.20 {illegible}<br>2 bags of potatoes @ 1.00 = $2.00 1 box apples 75¢</td>
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<td>Driller 50¢ Lecture Silas Manner 50¢ 3 doz eggs @ 40¢</td>
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<td>Bread $1.08 Horshoe 65¢ {illegible} 50¢ gasoline $1.80</td>
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<td>9.75<br>3.35</td>
<td><br><br><br>2.25</td>
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<td>4.60<br>1.95<br>5.65</td>
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<td>Paid for {rep?} for chopper + engine $2.70 stabbing 35c</td>
<td>3.05</td>
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<td>{Don?} {3c?} {caf?} {illegible} co 25c mother $25.00</td>
<td>25.75</td>
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<td>{Bert?} Williams on balance {illegible} $20.00</td>
<td>20.00</td>
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<td>7 doz. eggs @ {35c?} {illegible} Bread 48c</td>
<td>48</td>
<td>2.45</td>
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<td>Cream Cheque for Feb. 355 lbs {illegible} @ {59c?}</td>
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<td>48.14</td>
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<td>1 {cent?} sugar $10.00 4 lbs of butter @ 58c $2.32</td>
<td>12.32</td>
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<td>Buggy rep. $4.00 cultivator {whaels?} $2.50 charlie {shodate?} 1.90</td>
<td>8.40</td>
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<td>20 lb paid arsenate of lead @ 21c $4.20 2 tongue {pobe?} 60c</td>
<td>4.80</td>
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<td>B. sugar 50c $ {illegible} coal - oil $1.60 {conf?} 15c</td>
<td>2.25</td>
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<td>2 bags of potatoes to miss Green @ $1.00 chopping 50c</td>
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<td>2.50</td>
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<td>Rec. from Farmers Advocate</td>
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<td>Repairing Engine $1.75 car fare 40c {both at?} 25c seeds 40c</td>
<td>2.80</td>
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<td>Bought of R. Veal 1 calf. $5.50 Bread 48c paper 2c</td>
<td>6.00</td>
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<td>6 1/2 doz. eggs. 50c $1.95 9 1/2 doz eggs @30c 2.85</td>
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<td>4.80</td>
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<td>6 {bags?} of corn $6.00 chopping 20c 3 {cent?} of cotton seed {illegible} 2.75 {illegible}</td>
<td>14.45</td>
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<td>1 {illegible} of salt $1.25 onion {illegible} 40c Groceries $2.85</td>
<td>4.60</td>
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<td>Dry Goods $2.60 Meat {illegible} 5 gals. coal- oil $1.60 {illegible}</td>
<td>7.85</td>
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<td>{illegible} {Johnsen?} {lense?} for car $1.50 5 gals gasoline @ 42c</td>
<td>3.60</td>
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<td>Bread 48c co. 50c conf. 20c new {illegible} bulbs for car {illegible}</td>
<td>2.08</td>
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<td>{Lisener?} for car $13.00 flower for Mr Simons {illegible} Dry {coller?} {illegible}</td>
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<td>Sold 4 young cattle to mrs. {Biskett} 3900 lbs @89 {illegible}</td>
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<td>Weighing cattle 30c {car?} fare 25c steam {rep?} 50c {illegible} 35c</td>
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<td>groceries $5.{08?} Bread 36c {illegible} {shoe?} $2.25 shoe {rep?} 15c</td>
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<td>Paid {illegible} {illegible} $102.00 {illegible} $100.00</td>
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== Wednesday, November 11 1921 ==
Apr 28 {Jobphone?} $4.85 meat $1.10 lettuce 25 {illegible} 25c 6.43
<s>{illegible}</s> 1 {illegible} {workshoes?} $5.00 {Ediths?} {sloppee?} 5.00 8.00
7 doz. eggs @ 30c $2.10 groceries $1.60 1.60. 2.10
5ft of {illegible} pipe {illegible} {illegible} 40c {staticmary?} {illegible} {poetcarsh?} {illegible} 2.30
26th Paid Hastley Johnson for 5 1/4 dys work @ $1.{15?} 9.25
28- 1 cow to {illegible} Birkett $28.00 4 1/2 doz eggs @ 30c 1.35 28.00.
Groceries $1.21 ice cream 35c Seeds 40c {Hinges?} etc 75c 1.33
30- {Dom?} $2.50 {Fodge?} {Dues?} $5.54
May 3rd Bought 3 {bus?} of seed corn. Learning W. {lap.?} {illegible} ho? $6.15
5th 1 {bag?} of {bis cuito?} $1.21 {illegible} 35c {illegible} etc 45c meat 90c 3.40
{Leone?} Hat $3.50 5 gals of {illegible} 2.00 {illegible} 20c Louis H. $5.00 10.70
8- Church cub. $2.00 miss 50c {illegible} {found?} $20.00 {illegible} 10c 22.60
10- 10 {illegible} of corn $10.00 chopping 40c {mango?} seed etc {8?} lbs $3.45 13.85
Sub. to Farmers Sun. Toronto. 2{illegible} to July 1922. {illegible} 3.07
2 work shirts $3.00 1 straw hat 30c {illegible} 10c Dry Good {illegible} 6.24
Groceries $2.44 Drugs 55c 1 qt of varnish 2.25c 5.24
5 doz of eggs @ 25c $1.25. meat 60c .60 $1.25
14- Cyrid $1.00 Groceries 2.45 2 {illegible} cotton {illegible} 50c 2.95 1.00
Dry Goods 55c Gasoline + Oil 3.15 {illegible} 25c 3.95
Cream Checque for Apr. 361 lbs {illegible} 21 @ 59c 44.72
13 lbs of butter 58c $7.54 {Rep?} to {illegible} $1.90 co 20c 9.64
24th Reunion 25c Bread $3.00 Bread {43c?} 3.73
28th- 4 gals of {illegible} $1.04 Gas + oil $3.40 Groceries $2.15 6.59
{Laundry?} 12c meat $2.55 {illegible} 25c {stomps?} 30c cyrid $2.00 5.32
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9 - 3 {illegible} 1.20 Cyril 5.10 Tom Reynolds 1.50 8.70 15 bags of potatoes to R.T. {Aitkin?} @ 5.04 4.50 R. Roberts 6 {brow (erdar)} from @204 1.20 1 bag of arrows out 3.25 1 bag of cakes 1.53
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Engine No. 15'6'25'0
Serial 15'625'0
{illegible} 15'15'34 for 1920
.. 157192 .. 1921
.. 105046 .. 1922
.. 110558 .. 1923
.. 107993 .. 1924
.. 147001 1925
1925
Dec 22nd
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>{Worn red cover}
</p><p>CANADIAN DIARY 1914
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>{The following is a pre-printed page of an annual calender with the months and days of 1914}
</p><p>{The border of the page is outlined with flowers}
</p>
<div id="toc" class="toc" role="navigation" aria-labelledby="mw-toc-heading"><input type="checkbox" role="button" id="toctogglecheckbox" class="toctogglecheckbox" style="display:none" /><div class="toctitle" lang="en" dir="ltr"><h2 id="mw-toc-heading">Contents</h2><span class="toctogglespan"><label class="toctogglelabel" for="toctogglecheckbox"></label></span></div>
<ul>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#1914"><span class="tocnumber">1</span> <span class="toctext">1914</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#January"><span class="tocnumber">2</span> <span class="toctext">January</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#February"><span class="tocnumber">3</span> <span class="toctext">February</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#March"><span class="tocnumber">4</span> <span class="toctext">March</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#April"><span class="tocnumber">5</span> <span class="toctext">April</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#May"><span class="tocnumber">6</span> <span class="toctext">May</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#June"><span class="tocnumber">7</span> <span class="toctext">June</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#July"><span class="tocnumber">8</span> <span class="toctext">July</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#August"><span class="tocnumber">9</span> <span class="toctext">August</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#September"><span class="tocnumber">10</span> <span class="toctext">September</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#October"><span class="tocnumber">11</span> <span class="toctext">October</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#November"><span class="tocnumber">12</span> <span class="toctext">November</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#December"><span class="tocnumber">13</span> <span class="toctext">December</span></a></li>
</ul>
</div>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="1914">1914</span></h2>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="January">January</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>31</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
<p><br />
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="February">February</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="March">March</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>31</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="April">April</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="May">May</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td width="90">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="87">
<p>31</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="90">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="87">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="90">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="87">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="90">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>27</p>
</td>
<td width="87">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="90">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>28</p>
</td>
<td width="87">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="90">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>29</p>
</td>
<td width="87">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="90">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="88">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="90">
<p>30</p>
</td>
<td width="87">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="June">June</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="July">July</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>31</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="August">August</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td width="89">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="89">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>31</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="89">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="89">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="89">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>27</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="89">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>28</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="89">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p>29</p>
</td>
<td width="89">
<p> </p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="September">September</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>916</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104"> </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="October">October</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>31</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="November">November</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="December">December</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Su.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>13</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>27</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>M.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>7</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>14</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>28</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Te.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>1</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>15</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>29</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>W.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>2</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>30</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>Tu.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>3</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>31</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>F.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>11</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="104">
<p>S.</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>12</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="104">
<p>-</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
<p>Paper made, bound, and printed in Canada
</p><p>Page edged with flowers
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>{In the top right corner, 550 is printed.}
</p><p>{In the left corner the following is written faintly in pencil: #468, 9041, $90}
</p><p>Wm J. William
</p><p>Compliments of Blue Lake S.S.
</p><p>Jan 1914
</p><p>{An image of a maple leaf is printed on the first page}
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Canadian_Diary">Canadian Diary</span></h2>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="1914">1914</span></h2>
<p>Toronto:
</p><p>Published by The Brown Brothers, Limited
</p><p>Manufacturing Stationers
</p><p>51 and 53 Wellington Street West
</p><p><br />
</p><p>rusted paper with stain all over
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>USEFUL INFORMATION</td>
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</tbody></table><div id="toc" class="toc" role="navigation" aria-labelledby="mw-toc-heading"><input type="checkbox" role="button" id="toctogglecheckbox" class="toctogglecheckbox" style="display:none" /><div class="toctitle" lang="en" dir="ltr"><h2 id="mw-toc-heading">Contents</h2><span class="toctogglespan"><label class="toctogglelabel" for="toctogglecheckbox"></label></span></div>
<ul>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#1914"><span class="tocnumber">1</span> <span class="toctext">1914</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#Festivities.2C_Anniversaries.2C_etc._1914"><span class="tocnumber">2</span> <span class="toctext">Festivities, Anniversaries, etc. 1914</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#Eclipse.2C_1914"><span class="tocnumber">3</span> <span class="toctext">Eclipse, 1914</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#The_Seasons_-_Standard_Time."><span class="tocnumber">4</span> <span class="toctext">The Seasons - Standard Time.</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#WEIGHTS_AND_MEASURES"><span class="tocnumber">5</span> <span class="toctext">WEIGHTS AND MEASURES</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#MEASURE_OF_LENGTH"><span class="tocnumber">6</span> <span class="toctext">MEASURE OF LENGTH</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#SQAURE_MEASURE"><span class="tocnumber">7</span> <span class="toctext">SQAURE MEASURE</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#AVOIRDUPOIS"><span class="tocnumber">8</span> <span class="toctext">AVOIRDUPOIS</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#TROY"><span class="tocnumber">9</span> <span class="toctext">TROY</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#LIQUID"><span class="tocnumber">10</span> <span class="toctext">LIQUID</span></a></li>
</ul>
</div>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="1914">1914</span></h3><p>{Illegible} ... 15
</p><p>{Illegible} .... {9?}
</p><p>Solar Cycle ... 19
</p><p>{Illegible} Letter ... 12
</p><p>Roman {Illegible} 13
</p><p>Julian Period (Year of) ... 17
</p><p>The year {illegible} of the Jewish Era commences at sunset {December 21st?} 1914.
</p><p>The year XXXI of the Muhammedan Era commences on November 1914.
</p><p>The 5th year of the reign of King George V begins May 6th 1914.
</p><p>The 47th year of the Dominion of Canada begins July 1st, 1914.
</p><p>The 138th year of the Independence of the United States begins July 4th, 1914.
</p><h3><span id="Festivities,_Anniversaries,_etc._1914"></span><span class="mw-headline" id="Festivities.2C_Anniversaries.2C_etc._1914">Festivities, Anniversaries, etc. 1914</span></h3><p>New Years Day . Jan 1
</p><p>{Ephiphany?} " 4
</p><p>{Illegible} Sunday ... Feb 3
</p><p>{Quadragesimus?} Shrove Sun ... 22
</p><p>Ash Wednesday {Quadragesimus?} 1st Sun. in Lent. Mar.1
</p><p>St. David ... " 1
</p><p>St. Patrick ... " 17
</p><p>{Annunciation?} Lady Day ... " 25
</p><p>Palm Sunday ... April 5
</p><p>Good Friday ... " 10
</p><p>Easter Sunday ... " 12
</p><p>Easter Monday ... " 13
</p><p>Low Sunday... " 19
</p><p>St. George ... " 23
</p><p>{Illegible} of King George V ... May 6
</p><p>{Illegible} Day ... Holy Thurs ... " 21
</p><p>Victoria Day ... " 24
</p><p>Birth of Queen Mary ... May 26
</p><p>Pentecost ... {White?} Sun ... " 31
</p><p>Birth of King George V ... June 3
</p><p>Trinity Sun ... " 7
</p><p>{Illegible} Christ ... " 11
</p><p>Birth of Prince of Wales ... " 13
</p><p>St. John Baptist ... Midsummer Day " 21
</p><p>Dominion Day ... July 1
</p><p>Labor Day ... Sept 7
</p><p>St. Michael ... {Illegible} Day " 20
</p><p>All Saints Day. Nov. 1
</p><p>First Sunday in Advent ..... " 20
</p><p>St. Andrew ..... " 30
</p><p>Birth of Queen Alexandra ..... Dec.1
</p><p>Conteption Day .... " 8
</p><p>St. Thomas ... " 21
</p><p>Christmas Day. " 25
</p><p><br />
</p><h3><span id="Eclipse,_1914"></span><span class="mw-headline" id="Eclipse.2C_1914">Eclipse, 1914</span></h3><p>In the year 1914 there will be four eclipses, two of the Sun and two of the Moon.
</p><p>I. An annular eclipse of the Sun. Feb. 25th, is visible in N. America.
</p><p>II. A partial eclipse of the Moon, March 11th. Moon enters the shadow March 11th at 9h (2m?) p.m. Middle of eclipse 11th {illegible} . Moon leaves the shadow March 12th at {illegible}. Magnitude of the eclipse {illegible} (Moon diameter = 1.0).
</p><p>III. A total eclipse of the Sun, Aug. 21st. The eclipse will be partial in the Maritimes Provinces, Quebec, and Ontario. In Toronto, the eclipse begins at {17?} a.m., ending at 4h, 19m, a.m., the amount of observation being {0.15?}
</p><p>IV. A partial eclipse of the Moon, Sept. 4th invisible in Toronto. Moon enters the shadow 7h {15m?} a.m. Middle of an eclipse, {illegible} a.m. Moon leaves shadow 10h {58m?} a.m, 75th mer. standard time. Magnitude of the eclipse, {6.344?}
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="The_Seasons_-_Standard_Time.">The Seasons - Standard Time.</span></h3><p>Sun enters Aries - Spring begins Ontario and Quebec, March 21 6 a.m. Maritime Provinces, March 21, 7 a.m. Manitoba, 5 a.m., Alberta, a.m. B. Columbia, 3 a.m.
</p><p>Sun enters Cancer - Summer begins Ontario and Quebec, June 22, 2 a.m. Maritimes Provinces, 3 a.m. Manitoba, 1 a.m. Alberta, June 21, mid. B. Columbia, June 21, 11 p.m.
</p><p>Sun enters Libra - Autumn begins Ontario and Quebec, Sept. 23, 5 p.m. Maritime Provinces, 6 p.m. Manitoba, 4 p.m. Alberta, 3 p.m. B. Columbia, 2 p.m.
</p><p>Sun enters Capricornus - Winter begins Dec. 22, 11 a.m, Ontario and Quebec. Noon in Maritime Provinces, 10 a.m. in Manitoba, 9 a.m. Alberta, 8 a.m., B. Columbia.
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="WEIGHTS_AND_MEASURES">WEIGHTS AND MEASURES</span></h3><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="MEASURE_OF_LENGTH">MEASURE OF LENGTH</span></h3><p>{The second quotation mark is used to represent the work "make"}
</p><p>4 in. make 1 hand.
</p><p>1.93 " " 1 {link?}
</p><p>18 " " 1 cubit
</p><p>12 " " 1 foot
</p><p>6 ft. " 1 fathom
</p><p>3 " " 1 yard
</p><p>{illegible} yds. " 1 rod
</p><p>40 rds " 1 furlong
</p><p>{8?} fur. " 1 mile
</p><p>1760 yds " 1 mile
</p><p>{illegible} mls. " 1 degree
</p><p>{50?} geographicall miles make 1 degrees.
</p><p><br />
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="SQAURE_MEASURE">SQAURE MEASURE</span></h3><p>144 sq. in.... 1 sq. foot
</p><p>9 " ft .... 1 " yard
</p><p>20 ½ " yds ... 1 " rod
</p><p>40 " rods .. 1 " acre
</p><p>10 " {illegible} " acre
</p><p>{653?} ' acres 1 '" mile
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="AVOIRDUPOIS">AVOIRDUPOIS</span></h3><p>16 drams {grams?} make 1 oz
</p><p>16 ozs. " 1 lb.
</p><p>25 lbs. " 1 qt.
</p><p>4 qts. " 1 {owt.?}
</p><p>1 {owt.} " 1 ton
</p><p>5000 lbs. " 1 ton.
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="TROY">TROY</span></h3><p>24 grains make 1 dwt.
</p><p>20 dwts. " 1 oz.
</p><p>12 ozs. " 1 lb.
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="LIQUID">LIQUID</span></h3><p>4 gills make 1 pint
</p><p>2 pints " 1 quart
</p><p>4 quarts " 1 gallon
</p><p>4 teaspoons make 1 tablespoon.
</p><p>2 tablespoons make 1 ounce.
</p><p>2 ozs. make 1 wine glass
</p><p>Metre .......................... 3.29 feet
</p><p>Kilometre .................. 1003.6 yds.
</p><p>Kilogramme ................ 2.2046 lbs.
</p><p>Centimetre .................. .3937 inches
</p><p>Litre ...................... 1.263 pints
</p><p>Hectare .................. 2.471 acres
</p><p>Knot or Marine Miles .. 1.13 statue miles.
</p><ul><li>Approximate</li></ul><p>wherefractions occur in the rates per hour an easy way to calculate the is to call the upper figercents.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Memorandum from 1913
</p><p>The World's Need
</p><p>So many gods, so many creeds,
</p><p>So many paths that wind and wind,
</p><p>While just the art of being kind,
</p><p>Is all the sad world needs. C. W. Wilcox
</p><p>Don't look for the flaws as you go through life,
</p><p>And even when you find them,
</p><p>It is wise and kind to be some what blind.
</p><p>And look for the virtue behind them. C. W. Wilcox
</p><p>"Warning"
</p><p>High in the heavens I saw the moon this morning
</p><p>Albiet the sun shone bright;
</p><p>Unto my soul it spoke, in voice of warning.
</p><p>"Remember Night!"
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Memorandum from 1913
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Thursday January 1
</p><p>New Years Day [Dominion)
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Friday, January 2
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Saturday, January 3
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Sunday, January 4
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Monday, January 5
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Tuesday, January 6
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Wednesday, January 7
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Thursday, January 8
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Friday, January 9
</p><p>1914.
</p><p>May 1st. Rec. 25 top grafted Spy trees from Stone to Wellington nurserys at fifty cent each.
</p><p>2nd. Went to St. George in the forenoon to get a box of evergreens and fruit trees from Smiths Nurserys, Winona and finished sowing mixed grain (Alaska oats & Barley) about 9 acres in back 14 acre field Nellie had a little heifer calf Fasken was here. Toby Moon came up from Brantford in the evening to stay over
</p><p>3rd. Sunday on a little visit. He and I went to Franklins for dinner Mr & Mrs Buchanan of Galt came down and had tea with us.
</p><p>4th Bert Williamson came to help plant trees in young orchard.
</p><p>5. . Went to Mr Cormicks for 4 rose bushes & to Sharps for tea
</p><p>6.. Planted 25 Evergreens along the road at end of young orchard, a very heavy rain in the evening & at night.
</p><p>7.. Planted 25 N. Spy's 10 McIntosh Red. 5 Snows & 2 greenings & 4 freedom in young orchard. Went to Mrs Aitkins Funeral in the afternoon.
</p><p>8.. Sowed 3 acres of Barley in 3 acre field at north of lane.
</p><p>9.. Sowed clover seed on 3 acre field and harrowed it.
</p><p>8. H. Boakes & I went to Mr Farquharsons in the evening to arrange programe for Township Convention.
</p><p>10. Red sow had seven little pigs.
</p><p>13. A very wet day, started to draw manure to garden.
</p><p>14. Transplanted early Tomato plants to cold frame (72) and planted first gladalio bulbs at south of house. Planted the garden in the afternoon and planted early potatoes 5 acres
</p><p>15. Finished sowing oats & mixed grain on the hill north of the house.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Saturday, January 10
</p><p>May 16th. Sowed the acre behind the driving shed with 1 1/2 bus. oats, 10lbs Early Amber Sugar Cane seed and about 9 or 10 lbs of clover & Timothy seed.All mixed together.
</p><p>17.. Aunt Bessie and I went to Church and stoped at Greens for dinner on the way home. This was the first Sunday that the combination service of church and Sunday school was held in the Presbyterian church and was a decided success. Went to Glen in the evening.
</p><p>18.. Sowed 2 bus of peas on hill east of the driving shed it being the first time it had been plowed in my recollection. Took nine cattle back to the bush in the evening. The pasture being very good.
</p><p>19.. Plowed little field down by the creek for mangels Went to R. Atkins in the evening for 4 1/2 gals. of Lime Sulphur solution.
</p><p>20.. Sprayed trees in the young orchard also the spy trees Put screen-doors on the kitchen at night.
</p><p>21.. Planted onions, melons etc in the garden.
</p><p>22.. Started to plow corn ground
</p><p>23.. Took cattle to Paris in the morning, and went to Mrs. Brooks Funeral in the afternoon, at Blue Lake.
</p><p>24.. Herb Boakes and I went to Branchton to visit their Sunday School there. Had tea at Mr Mullholand's.
</p><p>25.. A fine rain in the morning. Set out geraniums & some asters.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Sunday, January 11
</p><p>May 26th. Drove to Brantford in the afternoon to get programmes printed for S.S. Convention. also went to Echo Place to see Belle & Roy who had come back from the West. Brought a nice wash-stand and chair home with me which mother gave me.
</p><p>27. Sowed mangels in little field by the creek. 3 lbs Danish Sludstrup by the Track & 2 lbs Y. Intermediate also carrot, beet, cabbage, parsnip & tomato seed. The ground was in good order.
</p><p>29.. Sowed top of hill with corn, about 6 acres next Cunninghams 1 bus Wisconsin No. 7. and 1 bus. White cap.
</p><p>31.. Went to Anniversary Service at St. George. Prin. Gandier of Toronto preaching both morning and evening. The day was beautiful and the church was filled. the Sermons fine.
</p><p>June 1st. Sprayed apple & plum trees in the afternoon and went to Harold Jarvis & Miss Lyons of Detroit Concert at night
</p><p>2nd. Sowed 1 1/2 acres of corn finishing field next Cunninghams and drove to the Glen in the evening & to the bush to see the cattle.
</p><p>3rd. Sprayed the young orchard the second time.
</p><p>4th A very fine rain last night and raining all forenoon Mr Taylor (Indian) came to the Lake for roots and stayed all night.Set out cabbage and cauliflower plants in the garden. Rev. Mr Reid of the Baptist church, Paris, came to our Prayer meeting and gave a very fine talk on verse. John 3: 16.
</p><p>7th. Mr. J Burke came up from church with me and we both went over to Kitchens S.S. in the afternoon.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Monday, January 12
</p><p>June 8th. A very warm day after a fine shower last night. David Currie of the Glen came to herd cows for us.
</p><p>9.. Sowed about an acre of corn in field south of the pig pen. part sweet corn & some flint & White sap corn mixed. Sett out about 40 gladalio bulbs of Mr. McCormicks kind also some aster plants. In the evening I was treated to a very pleasant surprise when the members of our Sunday School gathered at Mrs Cornwells to celebrate my birthday. We had music and games with lunch and lemonade afterwards, but where the biggest surprise came was that before they left an address was read and they presented me with a <u>very</u> fine Leather Hand Bag. They seemed grateful that I had opened my home for the Sunday School, while in reality I have been getting the best of it myself. For I <u>have</u> enjoyed having them come and the opportunity of having a class to teach each week has been a great help to me, and while the gift itself was beautiful indeed, yet perhaps it was "The thought that prompts it makes it dear" as someone had written and I hope that I shall always be better and stronger for the confidence which they placed in me in the cause which is so dear to my heart, but words are poor things indeed to express ones feelings when your friends place such confidence in you.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Tuesday, January 13
</p><p>June 10th. Took eleven fat hogs to Paris weighing 2130lbs @ $7.70 per cwt. and went to Jack Blakes barn raising in the afternoon on Mr H. Husons farm on the Govenors road.
</p><p>.. 11.. Harrowed corn in forenoon a spendid catch. and went to Brantford & Echo Place in the afternoon
</p><p>.. 12 Mr. Stenabaugh came with stone crusher, we sett it by Dalzells barn. drawing the stone from 4 piles in the field.
</p><p>.. 13. Bert finished making new roller door for driving shed. Cultivated mangels first time. First ripe strawberries.
</p><p>.. 14 A beautiful Sunday & not too hot, Bert & I drove to Brantford after Sunday School to hear Dr. Carr the Christian Sociliast speaker in Colborne St. Methodist church. He was good.
</p><p>.. 16 This was the day of our annual Sunday School Convention which was held at Harrisburg in the Methodist church there, the day was fine and the convention was spendid. Rev. Mr Woodside of Brantford on the Home Factor in the S.S. Rev. Mr. Haverstick of St. George spoke in the evening on Evangelism while the Union choir from the different S.S. was spendid indeed.
</p><p>. . 17 Mr. Foreshaw started to thin the mangels.
</p><p>. . 18. Started to plant potatoes in the field.
</p><p>. . 19. A splendid rain in the forenoon which freshened everything up fine. Planted Early Eureka in straw at south and First Choice in part of second row.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Wednesday, January 14
</p><p>June 20th. Finished planting potatoes in creek field about 2 acres mostly Sir Walter Raleigh variety. Started to cut Lucerne Clover and went to R. Aitkins in the evening to see Nelson Kelman.
</p><p>.. 22nd Sowed about 2 acres of turnips next electric track mostly Keiths Prizetaker variety. Went to Mr. Angie in the evening to help make arrangements for a union Picnic.
</p><p>.. 23rd Went to Redmans for a little while in the evening and also called on Mr & Mrs Barret to say Good Bye before they left for Prince Edward Island.
</p><p>.. 26th Started to draw in Lucerne hay and went to meet Nellie in the evening.
</p><p>.. 27.. {splat of blue ink or water mark} Rather a wet day, fixed fence around Cunningham place for the colts. Nellie and I drove to the bush in the evening calling Miss Griers.
</p><p>.. 29.. This was Prov. Election -day Scott Davidson and Mr. Westbrook being the candidates, Davidson was elected by a majority of 46. Drove to Brantford in the afternoon, going to Cainsville with Gordon where I got a good harness and blanket and a fairly good buggy for $8.00
</p><p>.. 30.. Nellie and I went a S.S. picnic in for McKenziee bush the day was fine and was a real nice picnic. drove Nellie to the Glen at night.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Thursday, January 15
</p><p>July 1st. Cut Lucerne in far hollow
</p><p>.. 2nd. Finished cultivating corn 2nd time. Shook up the hay (after some heavy rains).
</p><p>.. 3rd. Mr. Johnson came to help me draw in hay and Bob McDonald's man came for half a day. Took cement blocks back to Simons in the evening.
</p><p>.. 4th. Finished drawing in hay off hill north of the house it was a fine crop there being ten loads.
</p><p>.. 5.. Isa. Rosie & Horace Sharp came over to Sunday School and stayed for tea we had a nice visit together.
</p><p>.. 6.. Sowed 1/2 acre of new century turnips (Picked 1st sweet peas) & 3/4 acre of Grey stone turnips for fall feeding for the cows.
</p><p>.. 7.. R McDonalds man helped draw in hay in afternoon.
</p><p>.. 8.. Cut clover at east end of 14 acre field in the forenoon Mr & Mrs Roger went to Toronto and Mary Bell and children came in the evening for a visit.
</p><p>9.. Fixed fence at Cunninghams and Austrian from the Lake came to help me with the hay.
</p><p>.. 11.. Drew in 6 loads of mixed hay from east end of 14 acre field. Jean and the little folks came for a visit.
</p><p>.. 12.. Elwin Stewart and his wife came for tea and stayed the evening.
</p><p>.. 13 A fine rain in the morning, cultivated the turnips first time Went to McDonalds in the evening to say Goodbye to Jennie who's wedding was on the 13th and to take her some flowers
</p><p>.. 14.. Mr & Mrs M. Lewis came to work. Came from Toronto.
</p><p>.. 15.. Started to thin the turnips
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Friday, January 16
</p><p>July 18th Finished drawing in hay off field next Dalzells, 11 loads.
</p><p>.. 19.. Mr & Mrs Tramy and children came in their Auto from Berlin.
</p><p>.. 21st Drew 3 loads of hay to Wolfe Bro's & me to cement works.
</p><p>2 Mr Johnson came and helped to draw in hay.
</p><p>.. 22 Finished drawing in hay from young orchard 15 loads making 47 loads of hay alltogether. Started to cut Johnsons wheat in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 23 Cultivated mangels and corn, the corn being fine crop and many places higher than my shoulders. A nice shower in the morning.
</p><p>.. 25.. Finished cutting wheat in Clump field a poor crop. made a bonfire in the evening in orchard by the road.
</p><p>.. 26.. A beautiful, Mary B & I drove to Ayn to have a visit with J. Dalzell and{a blue ink smudge} his wife and drove home by Paris in the evening.
</p><p>.. 27.. Cut barley in 3 acre field in forenoon and started to cut mixed grain and Alaska oats in the afternoon
</p><p>.. 28.. Finished cutting mixed grain (A good crop) Bessie made a party for Aggie and Maurguerite inviting all the little folks around. I borrowed H. Cunninghams camera and took a few snap shots of them and the girls.
</p><p>.. 29.. Brought the white heifer home from the bush
</p><p>.. 30.. Drew in wheat from clump field 6 1/2 loads. Sprayed the potatoes & some of the young trees in the evening.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Saturday, January 17
</p><p><s>Aug</s> July 31st. Drove Jean and the little folks to Paris in the morning and cut Mr Johnsons oats in the afternoon.
</p><p>Aug 1st. Drew in mixed grain from 14 acre field Alaska oats and no. 21 Barley, a fine crop and ripened well together. Mr Fulsetter brought Mr McKee to judge the field of no. 72 oats in 10 acre field, which I had entered in the standing field crop competition.
</p><p>Aug 2nd. A very nice rain in the morning and also in the afternoon. Went to Uncle Andrew Sharps in the evening for tea.
</p><p>.. 4th Finished cutting no. 72 oats in back 10 acre field, a very heavy crop, but owing to the army worm a lot of it was stragled down and shelled.
</p><p>.. 5.. Finished drawing in mixed grain 9 loads and 1 1/2 of Alaska oats
</p><p>.. 6 & 7.. Helped Simons to thresh and Matt. helped Franklins to press
7.. hay. Helped Johnsons to thresh in afternoon. Recieved word from Toronto that I had taken 2nd prize in the field (standing) competition for Brant corn with no. 72 oats.
</p><p>.. 8.. Threshed 1/2 day 10 bus O. A. C. 72 oats. 47 of Alaska oats and 290 of mixed grain, it running about 40 bus per acre also 75 bus wheat. Drove Jean and the children to the station in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 10.. A very fine rain in the morning and also one in the evening. Cultivated Turnips in the morning and helped Bob Aitkin to thresh in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 12 Finished cutting oats and put the binder away for the season.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Sunday, January 18
</p><p>1914
</p><p>Aug 12th. Drew in barley 4 loads off 3 acre field Mr & Mrs Coates came for tea and to spend the evening
</p><p>.. 14.. A very nice rain yesterday and last night which freshened things up very much although it did not go very deep, perhaps about three inches.
</p><p>.. Started to plow for fall wheat and finished hoeing Turnips the second time. Sprayed the young apple trees, for insects which were eating the leaves and a sort of rust blight on them.
</p><p>.. 12.. The white heifer had a little steer calf (white).
</p><p>.. 18.. Quite a heavy rain last night, took remainder of baled hay to Paris. Finished hoeing potatoes etc.
</p><p>.. 19.. Went to St. George in the afternoon and on the Branch to taking tea with Mrs Adams and making a short call at Scotts
</p><p>.. 20.. A very wet day which gave us a chance to get a lot of odd jobs done. Slipped some geraniums.
</p><p>.. 21 Helped Dalzells and H. Cunningham to thresh
.. Franklin to thresh in the afternoon
</p><p>.. 23 Margaret Piffer and I drove to Brantford in the evening {ink splat/water drop}
</p><p>.. 24 Finished drawing in oats 15 1/2 loads ^no72 off back 10 acre field and 4 loads from top of hill to the north. Nellie D and I have over to Croziers for the evening.
</p><p>.. 27 R. Robertson and I went to Flower show at Paris in the evening it was fine
</p><p>.. 28 Brought 2 heifers home from the bush. the Holstion had a fine heifer calf. (A wet day a very fine rain.)
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Monday, January 19
</p><p>Aug 30th, A very fine day, went to Paris Presby church in the evening.
</p><p>.. 31st. R. McDonald and I went to a Garden Party at Maus church where the Laurie Family provided meat of the entertainment.
</p><p>.. Red heifer had a little calf.
</p><p>Sept 1st. A very heavy rain to-day. raining nearly all day
</p><p>.. 2nd Finished plowing field next Dalzells barn for wheat.
</p><p>.. 4 .. Finished plowing 3 acre field for wheat and built a chicken coop on wheels to draw to the fields
</p><p>.. 5 .. Drove to Brantford with the democrat in the afternoon
</p><p>.. 7 .. Cleared a stone pile bottom off field next to Dalzells.
</p><p>.. 9.. Sowed 3 acre field of wheat in the afternoon
</p><p>.. 10.. .. Timothy on 3 acre field & took new hen-coop to the field.
</p><p>.. 11 .. Finished sowing fall wheat in field next Dalzells barn about 13 acres in all of Davison's & American Wonder mixed.
</p><p>.. 12 Drew 4 loads of manure to top drew part of the wheat.
</p><p>.. 13 Went to Anniversary Services at Glen Morris, Dr Summerville of Toronto preaching for the day.
</p><p>.. 14 Went to Mr Wm Flemings funeral in the afternoon
</p><p>.. 15 Cleaned and painted the buggy, and in the evening took a box of white & pink asters to Nellie Sayles for her wedding on the morrow to Gordon Scott.
</p><p>.. 17th. Mr & Mrs Franquharson came in the evening for tea.
</p><p>.. 18 .. Painted the barn doors, using 1 gallon of paint.
</p><p>.. 20 This was our S.S. Rally day as it was a very warm day we held it on the veranda where it was cool.
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</p><p>Tuesday, January 20th
</p><p>1914
</p><p>Sept 30th. Mr Burke of St George gave a nice address after Mrs W. Patton gave a splendid address on mission work Rev Mr Pettigrew was here and gave a short talk while Kenneth McDonald sang a very nice solo.
</p><p>.. 21 .. Helped Simons to thresh fill their silo
</p><p>.. 22 .. " " R. Aitkin to fill his silo in the afternoon
</p><p>.. 24 .. Took some apples, turnips, flowers. and oats down to Paris Show in the forenoon. Helped J. Aitkin to thresh fill his silo.
</p><p>.. 25 Went to Paris Show in the afternoon, the day was very fine and it was a splendid Show, and a large crowd. I secured 1st Prize of Sweet Peas and also first on Hand Bouquet, and third on Oats (No. 72.).
</p><p>.. 26 .. Started to do road work on hills, cleaning out the ditches etc.
</p><p>.. 27 .. Went to take tea with Mr & Mrs Coates Paris, and we all went the Methodist church.
</p><p>.. 28 .. Finished fixing hills on the sideroad, and in the Evening we held a corn Roast, quite a number of our own people were here, and about sixty or more of the young people of the English Church in Paris came out in three large loads and an auto, the evening was fine, with good moon light and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves to the utmost.
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</p><p>Wednesday, January 21
</p><p>1914
</p><p>Sept 29th. Drew 2 loads of hay to the stable at the cement works.
</p><p>Oct 2nd. Went to Galt Fair having dinner with Mr & Mrs Buchanan Took a dog skin to the town any to get a pair of gauntlets made.
</p><p>. 3rd Went to Uncle Charlie Stewarts funeral in the afternoon Mother came up from Brantford and went with me.
</p><p>.. 4th .. Went to Anniversary Services in the Baptist Church St George in the evening.
</p><p>.. 5 .. Went to Brantford in the afternoon, taking a load of apples etc. to Mrs Ritchies brought a wash-stand home which Mother gave me
</p><p>- 7 - Finished picking stones off Lucerne meadow (north hill) about 8 loads of small stones in all. Went to Prayer meeting at R Aithins in the evening.
</p><p>.. 8 - Bought of W. Coates 6 hyacinth bulbs 25 cts & 1 doz narcissus etc. 25¢
</p><p>.. 9 .. Nelson Franklin started to cut the corn with the binder
</p><p>.. 10 .. A very heavy rain in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 12 .. Thanksgiving Day, the weather was ideal. Mother, Katie and Gordon & the baby came up for the day Black cow (Suzie) had a little calf.
.. .. Started to fill the silo and finished about ten O'Clock on Tues. The silo was heaped up and a few loads left, besides an acre of on corn. The corn went in in fine shape, well matured and well eared.
</p><p>.. 13 .. Helped R. McDonald to fill his silo and draw in the citrons, pumpkins & squash. Helped Mr Reed to fill his silo.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Thursday, January 22
</p><p>1914.
</p><p>Oct 15th. Help Collins to fill their silo, and finished setting up the ear corn, south of the pig pen. Went to a reception in the Parish Hall Paris in the evening.
</p><p>. 16.. Went to the Glen at night when Mr Good was present to try and organize a Farmers Club, but as it had been a wet day not many were present, allthough Mr Good {under watermark} a splendid talk on the work.
</p><p>..17.. Went to the bush in the afternoon to fix the fence,
</p><p>..18.. A very fine day, On account of Angus being sick in bed we held the S.S. in the sitting room.
</p><p>..19.. Started to pull mangels.
</p><p>..20.. Went to an Executive meeting at the Presby Church St. George in the evening.
</p><p>..21.. Finished drawing in mangels, 7 loads putting them all in the pig pen. Started to dig potatoes.
</p><p>..24.. A light rain in the morning after a week of ideal summer weather, Sent a box of apples & flowers to Jean with Eva G.
</p><p>..26.. A cold windy day with a very hard frost at night which froze all the flowers, it being the first hard frost, the dahlias were in full bloom yet, picked the last of the roses
</p><p>..28.. Finished digging potatoes, about 265 sacks in all from 2 acre in the creek field, They were nice clean potatoes. Brought the last of the young cattle home from the bush.
</p><p>..29.. Went to Harrisburg with a load of pigs. A very wet day.
</p><p>..30.. Started to pick apples in the lower orchard.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Friday, January 23
</p><p><s>Oct 31st</s> Nov. 1st. Mr & Mrs Buchanan of Galt came down for a visit
</p><p>2nd. Went to Uncle Horace Sharp's funeral in the afternoon, which took place from Aunt Nellies where he had taken the stroke and died in his 69th year, The funeral went to Paris cemetry, his nephews were pall-bearers.
</p><p>.. 3rd Finished picking most of the apples in the orchard by the road. The Spy were fine and well coloured, Mr & Mrs Coates came out for a visit in the evening.
</p><p>..4.. Took a cow to Brantford in the morning for A Danskin
</p><p>.. Started to top turnips by the creek.
</p><p>..6.. Finished drawing in turnips by creek. 13 loads of large turnips.
</p><p>..7.. Drove to Brantford in the evening.
</p><p>..10.. A wet stormy day, helped R. Aitkin to thresh.
</p><p>..11/12 Helped Simons to thresh.
</p><p>..13 Angus and Bessie went to Langford for a visit.
</p><p>..14 Finished drawing in swede turnips, about 40 loads
</p><p>..15 A very wet Sunday, raining from morning until night.
</p><p>..16.. Went to St. George to pool the clothing which had been collected from the different Sunday Schools of our township, it was wonderfull the amount of good clothing mens womens & childrens that had been sent in, there were about a doz of us packing all afternoon and had 16 large boxes in all, valued at $600.00.
</p><p>..19 Quite a fall of snow in the morning. drove to Brantford and Echo Place in the afternoon.
</p><p>..20 Started to draw manure to mangel ground.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Saturday, January 24
</p><p>Nov 20th. Took up the dahlia & gladioli bulbs.
</p><p>.. Brought the colts down from Cunninghams place.
</p><p>.. 22nd. Went to Sunday in the Glen in the morning and Miss M. Scott and I drove over to Poppies S.S. in the afternoon and succeeded in organizing a Teacher Training.
</p><p>..23.. Finished threshing out 1075 bus in all. 90 bus of wheat 300 mixed grain one barley & bus of oats.
</p><p>..24.. Drove Angus to the station in the morning and went to sale at Uncle Tom Sharps in the afternoon, when Uncle Horaces things were sold and divided among the shareholders.
</p><p>..25.. Went to S.S. county council meeting held in the Y.M.C.A. Brantford. Mr Halpenny gave a fine address on "Leadership"
</p><p>..26.. Started to plow again after ten days of very cold windy weather.
</p><p>..27.. Drew in four loads of greystone Turnips.
</p><p>..30.. A very wet day, especially in the forenoon
</p><p>Dec 1st. A very warm day, although very misty. Angus went to Chicago
</p><p>.. 2nd Went to Concert, supper & bazaar held in the Central Hall. Glen
</p><p>..3rd Finished plowing sod in in 14 acre field.
</p><p>..4th Plowed sod at foot of hill north of orchard.
</p><p>..11.. Finished drawing in cornstalks 7 loads in all.
</p><p>..8 .. Maggie Sharp, Cousin Bessie and I went to Harold Jarvis and Miss Lyons Concert at St. George.
</p><p>..12.. Finished digging post holes down south lane.
</p><p>..13.. Several inches of snow came.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Sunday, January 25
</p><p>Dec 14th {waterstain overtop}. Drew 1st load of turnips to Paris @109 per bus. Went to Farmers meeting at the Glen in the evening.
</p><p>..15.. Went to St. George to pay taxes.
</p><p>..17.. Sold tewo bags weighing 190 lbs each at 720.
</p><p>..18.. Helped Bob McDonald to cut feed in afternoon
</p><p>Class.. 19.. Angus came home from chicago 20th Helped H. Cunningham to bale hay
</p><p>..20.. Got the cutter out for the first time, several inches of snow.
</p><p>..21.. Bessie and I drove to Brantford, a very stormy day ^ helped R McDonald to thresh
</p><p>..22.. Had out Xmas social Evening and entertainment for the children, the roads were bad on account of so much snow But quite a number were present and a very pleasant evening was spent in games, music etc. after which the ladies senior lunch and then all were treated to candy.
</p><p>..23.. DroveMr & Mrs Young to Paris Station. Went to Galt taking a bag of apples to Aunt Maggie. coming home by Mr Scotts while I stopped for tea and spent a very pleasant evening.
</p><p>..24.. Went to Woodstock in the evening and spent Xmas
</p><p>..25.. With Jean and Tom. had a spendid visit a very fine day but turned very cold at night. being about 10 below zero.
</p><p>..26.. on Sat. morning.
</p><p>..28.. Helped H. Johnson to kill pigs in forenoon and went to nomination at the Glen in the afternoon.
</p><p>..29.. Killed a pig weighing about 160 lbs dressed, in good shape and picked 3 ducks in afternoon.
</p><p>..31.. Drove to Brantford and Echo Place and came home by Uncle Andrew Sharp and spent the evening there.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Monday, January 26
</p><p>1915
</p><p>Jan. 1st New Years day was a fine frosty day. we spent the day at home having invited Bessie and Angus in for dinner. making six of us with Marjory and Mr & Mrs Lewis, had duck for dinner.
</p><p>..3rd. Drove down to St. George to S.S. in the morning, Taking Mrs Farquharsons class of boys, she being away for her vaction.
</p><p>..4th Election Day for our township, R J Aitkin having been elected by acclamation only councillors were voted on, and A Craighton, Fred Rosetrough, John Ronald & C Burt were elected. Went to Guild meeting at Glen Morris in the evening to hear the debate, "Resolved that Germany was justified in going to war". The negative side winning although both sides put up a splendid debate.
</p><p>.. 6th. A very wet day which took a lot of the snow away but also put a lot of water in the cisterne.
</p><p>..8.. Started to draw Turnips to Paris on the sleigh. Red sow had 2 little pigs (11th) went to congregational meeting.
</p><p>..14.. Finished drawing turnips to Paris, 8 loads making 470 bus @ 10c per bus.
</p><p>.. Fred Aurrie came for a visit and stayed all night.
</p><p>..15.. Opened the siol which came out in good shape not a great deal being spoiled.
</p><p>..16 Drew a load of straw to the pig pen and drew out manure making about 48 loads out.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Tuesday, January 27
</p><p>Jan. 17th. Quite a heavy rain last night which spoiled the sleighing. Went to Greene for Tea and Fred Carrie and I went to church.
</p><p>..18.. Started to cut wood at the bush, Burt H came to help.
</p><p>..19.. Quite a heavy snowstorm last night almost 6 inches of snow falling which although quite loose it saved the sleighing. Went to Miss Griers to help kill pigs.
</p><p>..20.. Drove to Galt to meet Sam Miller, the sleighing being extra good.
</p><p>..21.. Sam and I drove to St. George in the morning and he went home in the afternoon Drew 1st load of wood home. Went to womens institute meeting at the Glen in the evening. Gipsy had a little calf.
</p><p>..24.. Visited St. George methodist S.S. in the morning and Brantford S.S. in the afternoon, where I assisted in organizing a T.T. Class. Went to Mr. Scotts for tea where I spent a very pleasant evening.
</p><p>..25.. Very stormy in the morning. There having fallen about six inches more of snow.
</p><p>.. 30. . Drew 3 loads of hay to Blue Lake and went to Williams and in afternoon to take their picture also took one in the house. Having been very fine week we were working in the bush and also got a nice pile home.
</p><p>Feb. 1st. Went to Missionary Banquet at the Baptist church in the evening. Mr Caskey of Toronto gave a fine address.
</p><p>..2nd Both the 1st & 2nd of Feb were very stormy days with a strong east wind which blocked the roads and railroads badly.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Wednesday, January 28
</p><p>Feb 3rd. The forenoon was spent in shovelling snow and breaking roads after the storm, in the afternoon the sun shine brightly melting some of the ice from the trees (which was caused by the rain on monday morning.) about four O clock in the afternoon it was one of the prettiest sights that perhaps most of us have ever seen, for the sun shining on the ice on the trees made them shine like diamonds whereever you looked.
</p><p>Feb 5th Rained in the afternoon, and also recieved word of Uncle John Little's death in Bills will, we were all sad to hear.
</p><p>..7th Went to the Glen in the evening and called for a little while at the McDonalds.
</p><p>..9th Mr & Mrs Lewis left for England, having worked here for nearly seven mos. Willie Galhaith came down from St. Mary's for a visit and we all went to J Aitkins for tea and to spend the evening.
</p><p>..10th. Willie G and I went to Brantford in the afternoon and I attended one of the sessions of the Brantford S.S. Convention.
</p><p>..11.. Took a sleigh load down to St. George to hear Rev B Staffer lecture on the Pennsilvania Dutchman. Dehomed & young cattle
</p><p>..13.. Sold 1 calf 3 mons old weighing 300 lbs @ 8c per lb $24.00 Took at to St. George station and brought home a load of branete
</p><p>..14.. W. Galbraith and I went to Williams for tea
</p><p>..15.. Drew out manure making sixty loads in all drawn out.
</p><p>..16.. Started to out chesnut posts at the bush
</p><p>18th & 19.. Stayed in the house most of the time with La Grappe.
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<p>Feb. 19th. and sent out the {refrost?} blanks for the S.S. Assocation. Mr, Walter came from Langford for Bessie's piano and Willie Galbraith went on for a Langford with him. Coming back by the Electric railway, we went to Simons for the evening.
</p><p>" 21st Willie G. and I went to Franklins for the evening.
</p><p>" 22nd Willie went to the Glen for a event.
</p><p>" 23rd A very wet day, raining quite steady all day.
</p><p>"24 " Willie and I took dinner at Uncle Tom Sharps and I went to a S.S. executive meeting in the evening. Mrs Patton gave a fine report.
</p><p>"26 " Willy G went home to St. Marys
</p><p>"27 " Went to County Executive Meeting at Brantford to arrange dates for our township Conventions and general business. Came home by Uncle Andrews and stayed for tea.
</p><p>March 1st. A beautiful clear day, went to St. George to get a load of feed corn, and helped Frank Reid to kill a pig in the afternoon.
</p><p>"2nd Cleaned up seed-oats in the morning
</p><p>"3rd Helped R. McDonald to draw in ice
</p><p>"4th Took load of furniture to Brantford for Cornwalle
</p><p>" 6 " Quite a fall from our last night, making the sleighing much better. Went to Mr. John McDonalds funeral, it being the first time that I had ever been at a R.C. funeral. Called at Croziers on the road home.
</p><p>"9" Bessie & Angus sent their last load of furniture away.
</p><p>"10" Went to Galt with a load of apples getting 75c cents per bu for the Spys and 60 cents for the Greenings.
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<p>Mar.13th Bessie and Marjorie went to their new home in Langford after having tried here for 3 yrs, we were all very sorry to see them go but they have all our good wishes in their new home.
</p><p>" " Williamsons moved back again, having hired Bert for another year @ $3.00 cash, fruit, potatoes & vegetables, a pig in the fall and a cow kept while I pay them $2.50 for my board & 15 cents per meal for extra help.
</p><p>"14" Called on Mr. & Mrs. A. Wolfe in the evening as they were about to move to their new home near Berlin.
</p><p>"15 Drew 2 loads of hay to cement works
</p><p>"16 Borrowed 2 jacks from cement works and raised a beam in the stable that had been settling to low.
</p><p>"17 Went to Brantford taking Cornwells cows & calf also his seed oats and some turnips. met his brother at Brantford. Sent $25.00 to Rev C.R. Morrow being offering from our township for the Prov. fund.
</p><p>"18 Sold 1 sow to A. Christon {illegible}ping 430 @ $6.35
</p><p>"19 Shipped 10 R.F. Red eggs to E. Clarkson, Toronto @ $4.00 per cart.
</p><p>"20 Finished moving Williamsons things up from Blain farm.
</p><p>"21 Went over to Mrs. Croziers for tea, to spend the evening with Ada and her husband before they went to their new home.
</p><p>"22 Went to Douglass McCreas sale in the afternoon
</p><p>"23 Drove to Galt in the afternoon. Ordered enough corrugated roofing (7 squares) to cover south side of pig-pen, from his L. Sharty
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<p>1915
</p><p>Mar 23rd. Had tea at Mr. Moffets and spent the evening at Mr. Scotts.
</p><p>" 25th A nice spring rain, cleaned up seed oats
</p><p>" 26 - Drew a load of manure and made the hot bed. Helped R. McDonald to saw wood in the afternoon.
</p><p>" 27 " R. Lowe brought his engine & saw and we sawed our file of wood.
</p><p>"31st. Drew a load of saw dust from G. Franklins and went to St. George in the afternoon for seed corn, 2 bus Wisconsin No.7 & 1/2 bus Teaming. Also corrugated roofing for pig-pen from Galt.
</p><p>Apr 1st Drew a load of turnips to Paris 45 bus @25c per bud. Went to Missionary Study Class at St George in the evening.
</p><p>"3rd Helped Bert to move his rigs etc. Over to N. Franklins sale.
</p><p>" 4th Easter Sunday was a beautiful day, very clear and warm.
</p><p>" 5" Went to Nelson Franklins sale, there was a good crowd
</p><p>" 7" Exchanged a load of cornstalke and a few turnips with Miss Griers for a load of straw for bedding, went to Mr Combs in the evening for some Maple Syrup.
</p><p>7 Sowed seeds in the hot bed, 4 rows tomato seed, 1 of cabbage. 2 of Asters (5 colors) also cosmos, lettuce & radish.
</p><p>" 8" Clipped major in the forenoon with h.Franklins clippers. Drove to Brantford in the afternoon, going to Echo Place to see Mary Bell and her little girl, "Mary Ruth," and came home by Paris road and spent the evening at "Sharps"
</p><p>9. Went to R. Robertosons to get what seed Oats he could spare of the O.A.C No 72 (about 20 bus). also got 5 gallons of lime Sulphur mixture from R. Aithins Went to Dr Barrons in the afternoon
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<p>1915
</p><p>Apr 10th. Hitched the colt "Prince" and rolled the young orchard also drove to St Geoge to get a new sett of team harnesss from Mr Bannister for forty dollars.
</p><p>" 11. Mr & Mrs Buchanan came down from Galt for dinner.
</p><p>" 12&13 Put up new wire fence of west side of south lane. Sold "Bob" horse to Mae Boston of Glen Morris for $40.00 Sett 8 hens on fifteen eggs each all R. I. Reds.
</p><p>" 14. Started to cultivate in creek field.
</p><p>" 16. Sell 1 goose on 13 eggs & 3 hens with 15 or five each.
</p><p>" 19. Mr Levi Shanty came down from Galt to put on newmetal roof on south side of pig-pen and repair the barn roof.
</p><p>19-20 Mr Heath came out from Paris to repair pumps and to plaster the house and barn cisterns. Made a new stone boat
</p><p>21st. Went to Paris in the evening to get seeds from Keiths had tea with Mr & Mrs Coates and attended an S.S. Executive Metting in the Baptist church to arrange for their coming Convention.
</p><p>22nd Finished sowing back 12 a ere field with Oats (No 72) 1 3/4 bus of registered seed next the road.
</p><p>24th. Finished sowing Alaska Oats about 4 acres, also barley on the rest of the creek field. Sowed Experimental plots of oats next brook and the road. 1 plot each (1 lb) of O.A.C. No 72.No.3 to Alaska. Received fruit trees from Winona Nursery.
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<p>Apr 26th. Sowed timothy and red clover on crack field. Nelson & Roy Franklin came for dinner.
</p><p>" 27 " Drew a load of hay over to the lake.
</p><p>" 28 " Shipped 2 bags of potatoes to W.Galbraith St.Marys and brought home shrubs from Hort. Society. 1 Spirea 1 Wieglia Rose. 2 Frau Carl Douschki of 1 Ulrich Brunner
</p><p>" 29 " Turned colder to day after a week of very warm weather almost like July instead of April.
</p><p>May 1st Sowed mixed grain (Alaskas Oat, & No. 12 B) on centre east field.
</p><p>2nd Called on our new neighbors Mr & Mrs Laughlin who had just come on the Franklin place.
</p><p>" 3rd A very nice rain in the evening
</p><p>" 4th. A rather wet day. sell out 12 Spy apple trees also 4 Snows 3 McIntosh Red and 1 Astrachan also 2 Yel. St John peach trees
</p><p>' 5 " Went to a "bee" at Pres. Church St. George drawing gravel for driveway to sheds and rep.sheds etc.
</p><p>" 6. 55 chickens hatched out all R.I.Reds. Planted nasturtium & sett out first geraniums.
</p><p>" 7 " A very fine rain, raining nearly all day, it was very welcome as the ground was getting quite dry, it was our first spring rain the seeding having gone in in ideal condition.
</p><p>" 8" Sold large white hog to Simons for sixteen dollars.
</p><p>" 10. Finished plowing hill for Lucerne, Large roan cow had a little roan calf (steer)cultivated on mangel ground. Mr Farquharson & I drove to Branahton in the evening
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1915
</p><p>May 10th. To attend a meeting of the programe committee at the home of Mrs T. McKenzie
</p><p>11th. Talked to J.Crosson of Colbourg by phone in the evening.
</p><p>12. Turned the cows on to the road the first time Fred Hastings came to herd the cows Took young cattle back to the bush, ten of them.Two roan steers,and one roan heifer, 1 holstein & 1 blackish white heifer, 1 red steer (dehorned) 2 roan & red steers 1 black and white calf.
</p><p>13. Went to E.Lenningtons raising in the afternoon and drove to Brantford at night.
</p><p>14. Sowed the mangels in 14 acre fields 3 lbs sugar mang. 1 lb Y. Globe, 1 lb Red, 5 lbs Yellow Intermediate.
</p><p>15. Manured and plowed the garden and sett out a patch of raspberries. Angus came up for his last load of moving.
</p><p>17. Started to draw manure to corn ground. Dhallie D. and I went to Presby. Guild in the evening when the young people of Paris came over in auto for a visit. They giving a splendid programe after which St George Guild entertained them to lunch. Sett out strawberry plants.
</p><p>19. Took 2 colts Charlie & Queen over to Miss Champs Bush to pasture. Bob and Ada & Ethel Crozier came over for the evening.
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Wednesday_February_4">Wednesday February 4</span></h2>
<p>May 22nd. Bob McDonald and I drove to St. George at night to a pay a fine of $1.50 for cows being found on the road by inspector.
</p><p>" 23rd. Prof. Kirk patrick of Toronto preached our Anniversary Services, also conducted baptism among them Mr & Mrs Farquharson's baby.
</p><p>" 24th Started to plow corn ground and went to Kelly Concert at night at St. George. Isa & Rosie Sharp came over and went with me. I drove them home afterwards and stayed all night at their home and attended Paris S.S. Convention in the afternoon. {25th is written in the left margin but the writing looks like a continuation form the 24th} Rev R. Morrow having asked me to take his place as County Soc. Mr. Robertson of Toronto gave a splendid talk on A.B.C. work. A very fine rain in the evening.
</p><p>"28" Drove to Thornhill in the evening and had a nice visit exchanging some plants & bulbs for a new chrysanthemum.
</p><p>"29" Sowed the corn in the back ten acre field, about 8 acres of some Wisconsin 2 bus No 7 & 1/2 bus Teaming
</p><p>"30" Last goose hatched out with 10 gooslings.
</p><p>June 2nd. A very fine rain which in deed welcome, coming as it after a very dry May. Roan cow had a fine light roan calf (steer)
</p><p>" 5th Went to Brantford to attend N. & S. Brant Farmers Institute Meeting. Had tea with Mr. and Mrs. T. Moon Planted squash and popcorn.
</p><p>"7th. Started to draw manure for mangels and turnips.
</p><p>"8. Went to Guild at St. George., it being my night for to
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<p>1915
</p><p>June 8th. give a paper, the subject being "Christs call to young men of to-day.". Received a very pretty tie from the W.G. for my birthday.
</p><p>"9th. Drove over to Mr. Millers to spend the evening.
</p><p>" 10 " Started to road-work, drawing gravel from Collins.
</p><p>" 11 " Plowed turnip ground and worked it. Went to Mr & Mrs. Whights for tea and to spend the evening.
</p><p>" 12 " Cultivated and hoed the garden, setting out 40 celery plants
</p><p>" 13 " Went to the Glen to Chruch and S.S. in the morning.
</p><p>"14" Started to plant potatoes in the afternoon. Mr & Mrs. Coates came out to get some potatoes and to spend the spending. Red sow had 10 little pigs.
</p><p>"15" A very fine rain last night and this morning.
</p><p>"16" Went to S.S. Convention at Branchton the day was fine. Mrs Collins went with me and we had dinner at Bertram Turnbulls, both afternoon and evening. Sessions were well attended and the speakers were splendid and full of their subjects in the evening it was announced that our township had reached the Golden Jubilee Standard, which was a welcome announcement indeed. We were all agreed that it was one of the best Conventions we have yet had.
</p><p>" 19 Finished planting potatoes about 2 1/2 acres. 1/3 now
next turnips of selected seed. 7 rows of first choice and the rest of Sir Walter Raleigh. Sowed about an acre of turnips, Century variety.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>June 19th Mr & Mrs Williamson went to visit Franklins at Embro
</p><p>" 21st Borrowed H. Cumminghams cultivator with discs for mangels and they made a fine job.
</p><p>" 22nd Held our annual S. S. meeting in the evening about twenty four were present and after the business was finished we spent a little while socially with music etc after which we served cake and home-made ice-cream.
</p><p>" 23rd Finished thining mangels and started to cut Lucerne clover on north hill.
</p><p>" 26th Finished drawing in Lucerne off north hill 5 loads
</p><p>" 24th Sowed hill next Cummingham Place with 1/2 bas of varigated Alfalfa
</p><p>" 26th Nellie came from Brantford for her summer visit
</p><p>" 27. Drove to Uncle Sam Sharps for Tea and They invited Nellie and I to go to Galt to Church with them in their new auto.
</p><p>" 29th. Drove Nellie to Paris in the evening, as she was going to Woodstock. Brought Willie Brown home to herd cows Finished cultivating corn. 1st time a very good catch
</p><p>July 1st. A very fine morning. Toby Moon and his wife and a friend came out for a visit. A very fine rain in the afternoon and as it was the day of our S. S. Picnic we held it in the orchard and instead of the Lake as we had intended, we had supper on the veranda while it was raining. and afterwards
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</p><p>Saturday, February 7
</p><p>1915
</p><p>July 1st had the races in the lane, which were much enjoyed by all and all seemed agreed that the picnic was quite a succes in spite of the rain.
</p><p>.. 3rd Finished drawing out manure, nearly 200 loads in all.
</p><p>.. 5th. A very windy day with rain in the evening, it having rained almost every day since the first, and the rains were much appreciated as the pasture and crops were getting very dry. Nellie came back from Woodstock, we had tea at Mary Stewarts, and drove over to Uncle Andrews to spend the evening.
</p><p>.. 6 .. Drove Nellie to Galt in the evening called at Thornhill.
</p><p>.. 7 .. Took a roll of wire to the bush to repair the fence there.
</p><p>.. 8 .. A very fine rain last night.) ^5th Finished cutting Lucerne.
</p><p>.. 8 .. Old Mr. Dalzell died in his 92nd year, he had been quite smart until a week or so before and sleep peacefully away after on illness of about a week.
</p><p>.. 9 .. Drew a load of hay over to the cement works.
</p><p>10 .. Finished drawing in the Lucerne clover about 16 loads.
</p><p>.. .. Went to Mr. Dalzells funeral in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 12 A very fine rain yesterday and to-day sowed about 3/4 acre of white turnips and about two acres of buck wheat.
</p><p>..16.. Went to the bush to bring 3 fat cattle home).
</p><p>.. 17.. Mary Bell and children came up for a visit.
</p><p>..19.. Took 3 fat cattle to Paris to Bringloe, weighing 3010 lbs @ 7 1/4 4
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</p><p>Sunday February 8
</p><p>July 19th. Drove to Brantford in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 22nd. Cut 3 acre field of wheat in the afternoon
</p><p>..24th. Finished drawing in hay off clump field. 14 loads.
</p><p>.. 25 .. Roy & Donald Gullen came up for the day and we drove to Aunt Nellies in the evening.
</p><p>.. 26.. Finished cutting hay. A fine rain in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 27.. Finished cutting wheat and finished drawing in timothy hay off 6 acre field, about 9 loads. (38 loads in all.)
</p><p>.. 28 .. Rained nearly all day. cleaned out hen house & box stalls.
</p><p>.. 29.. Cut J. Mc Donald's wheat.
</p><p>.. 30.. A heavy rain in the morning, cut barley in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 31 .. Drew in wheat off the field next Dagells barn 10 loads. May and June of this year were very dry <s>but</s> with only occasional light showers but July came in with rain and it has been a very hot month with a great deal of rain making the corn & roots the pasture and the alfalfa grow splendidly, as also being ideal weather for the grain to fill, and although the weather was very catchy yet we got our hay all in in good shape.
</p><p>Aug 1st. A very warm day, First Sunday of Union Services at St. George.
</p><p>.. 2nd. Finished drawing in wheat 4 loads off 3 acre field.
</p><p>.. .. Drew in barley 3 loads off 2 acres north of electric track.
</p><p>.. 3rd. A very wet day with a strong east wind. which bent the corn over quite badly and put some of the oats down.
</p><p>.. 4th Started to plow in young orchard for wheat.
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</p><p>Monday, February 9
</p><p>1915
</p><p>Aug 7th. Put arsonate of lead solution on potatoes in the morning, and cut Alaska oats in creek field.
</p><p>.. Cut No 3. T Alaska plots of experimental oats, they should have been cut nearly a week before but owing to the wet weather it was almost impossible there were 7 good sheafes in each plot.
</p><p>..8.. A very wet Sunday, went to Greens in the evening to see Bessie and Marjory Cornwell.
</p><p>..9.. Finished cut Alaska Oats. Drove to Paris in evening for {illegible}
</p><p>..10.. Cut mixed grain on hill next Cunninghams
</p><p>..11.. Finished cutting Oats in 14 acre field, A good crop.
</p><p>..12.. A heavy rain in the morning. Threshed Alaska & No 3. plots of oats, the Alaska weighed with straw 75 lbs grain 25 lbs and the No. 3, 60 lbs in all & 28 lbs of grain. Cultivated Turnips in the afternoon.
</p><p>..13.. Went to cut Jack McDonalds oats in afternoon.
</p><p>..14.. Finished cutting J. McD. oats and put the binder away.
</p><p>..17.. Drew in Alaska Oats 8 loads
</p><p>^18 Drew in mixed grain 5 loads
</p><p>..21.. Threshers came at noon but it came a heavy rain about 5 O'clock so we did not finish until Mon. morning.
</p><p>..23.. Threshed a Johnsons.
</p><p>..24.. " " H. Cunninghams and McLaughlins.
</p><p>..27.. Mr & Mrs A. Gillispie came down for flowers for their Red Cross day at Glen Morris and in the evening a load of us went up in the hay rack.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Aug_28th">Aug 28th</span></h3>
<p>Finished drawing in oats 14 loads off 14 acre field. Went to Flower Show at Paris in the evening.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="..31st.">..31st.</span></h3>
<p>Left for the West, taking a Home Seekers Excursion ticket to Calgary via G.T.R.?} through Cobalt & Cochrane to Winnipeg and to Calgary by way of Edmonton. Can. National .R.
</p><p>Arrived in Winnipeg after dinner and went to Herb Howells for a few days, before going on by C.P.R. to Bosswain to visit at Uncle Wills & Aunt Belles took several trips out in the country with him as he went on his rounds as Vetrinary surgeon then spent a few weeks, working out in the country at Mr. Hendorsons, who had a large farm, it rained a lot while there, but I learned a lot about the Western black soil and their methods of doing things.
</p><p>On the way back to Winnipeg I spent a few days at Uncle Michaels in Pilot Mound. After returning to Winnipeg, took the train for Calgary, via Edmonton, spending a night there at a hotel. Uncle Jack Archibald met me in Calgary and spent a fine week there with Aunt Bella & the boys. Took the C.P.R. train early one morning and spent a day at Banff., visiting the museum, cave & basin as well as the hot-springs, and climbed Sulphur Mtn and ate my lunch up there before coming down for a bath at the hot-springs.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Oct_28th.">Oct 28th.</span></h3>
<p>Arrived home from a two months trip and visit in the West, having enjoyed it to the utmost and also having gained about 8 or 9 lbs. Stoped at Toronto for 2 or 3 days to attend the Golden Jubilee S.S. Convention, held at Massey Hall. it was a wonderful gathering and the music and speeches will never be forgotten.
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<p>Oct 29th Finished drawing in mangels about 26 loads in all Whitie had a little white calf.
</p><p>30 Setting up the corn in back 10 acre field
</p><p>31st First Sunday at S.S. after my visit and it was good to see all the old faces again, although I could not teach an account of having lost my voice. In the sudden change back to our rather moist Ontario climate.
</p><p>Nov 1st Finished helping R. Mc Donald & H. Cunning farm at threshing.
</p><p>2nd Drawing in swede Turnips 15 loads in all.
</p><p>3nd Started fall plowing in field next Dalzells barn.
</p><p>5th Finished picking apples about ten barrels of winter apples (mostly Spys)
</p><p>6 Holstein cow had a very small calf (black.)
</p><p>8 Drew in potatoes from the pits, just 2 load from 2 acres.
</p><p>9 Brought 6 young cattle home from the bush.
</p><p>10 Finished putting up new barb wire fence south of 14 acres.
</p><p>11 Went to Branford to Country S.S. Executive meeting
</p><p>12 A few of us met at Mr & Mrs McCrea's to arrange for our week night meetings for the winter, when the business was over Mrs McRea served lunch and a pleasant social hour was spent.
</p><p>15 Clipped Major in the morning. it turned cold and stormy in the afternoon with a real hard frost at night.
</p><p>18 Held Social Evening at Mr & Mrs Johnsons, which was the first of our week-night meetings for the winter.
</p><p>19 Finished plowing in field next Dalzells barn.
</p><p>18 Sold 2 cattle to J. Barker 2160 lbs @ 6 1/4 c
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<p>1916
</p><p>Nov 22nd. Drove to Simons in the evening to see Sadies wedding presents.
</p><p>25th Went to Paris to pay taxes and insurance. Mr Farquharson came up to Prayer meeting at night.
</p><p>26 Drew in the white turnips, about six loads after having been feeding them for several weeks. a beautiful warm day. went to Sharpe in the evening.
</p><p>28th Went to Paris Mothedist Church in the evening.
</p><p>30 A hard frost last night. Went to Brantford on the car Went to S.S. County Council meeting in Y.W.CA Brantford Went to Toby Moons for dinner. Miss Laine gave a fine address at our at our literary meeting in the evening Miss Patton gave a fine address on the Life of Sir Walter Scott.
</p><p>3rd Went to the bush to gather up rails & bring some home
</p><p>4th Drew a load of straw to pig-pen and went for a load of gravel for the chicken house.
</p><p>6th Went to Simons threshing in the afternoon, and to a meeting of the Directors of the Farmers club at Kitchens School, to arrange porgrams for the winter. the meeting was held at N.M. Clumps.
</p><p>7 Brought the colts home from Clumps bush.
</p><p>9 Finished threshing at Simons & started to draw out manure
</p><p>10 Went to Brantford with chickens & apples also went to Echo Place J. McDonald came and help Burt to dispose of Fan.
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<p>Dec 13th helped R & J Aitkin refill their silos.
</p><p>14 Started to draw turnips to Paris and went to reception in the evening, given the soldier boys at Glen Morris
</p><p>15 Bought two R.I.Red Cockerals from Guy Durham @ $1.25 each.
</p><p>16 Took a load (sleigh) over to Kitchens School to their Christmas and Patriote Supper & Concert, it was splendid.
</p><p>17 Rather a wet day, washed the buggy and helped Johnsons to kill pigs.
</p><p>18 Drove Mr & Mrs Young to Paris Station.
</p><p>20 Finished drawing turnips to Paris 253 - 40 bus @ 15¢ per 50 lbs.
</p><p>21 Picked geese in the morning, and the thresher came in the afternoon, 700 bus of oats & barley. 98 bus Reg.O.A.C. #72 and about 275 of Alaska Oats.
</p><p>22nd Drove to Brantford, Miss McCrea going along as eve were getting socks gloves etc. for the Soldier Boys who had gone from the Lake and also, candies etc. for the Xmas Social evening. A rather stormy day. Drove to Langford in the evening and spent the night with Bessie & Angus Cornwell.
</p><p>23rd Had our annual Social Evening in the S.S. room. Jas Aitkin was chairman, after a few games a sport but interesting programs was given, when I was given a very sudden surprise in being presented with a beautiful arm chair from the Sunday School after which lunch was served, ending with oranges & candy
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<p>1915
</p><p>Dec 23rd when the Riddies got a big surprise, as Miss McCrea and Mrs Moore had provided presents for all the little folks and it was just good to see the way they enjoyed it.
</p><p>24th Drove to Galt in the afternoon (with the cutter) and spent the evening at Mr C. Scotts.
</p><p>25 A heavy fall of snow came during the night turning to rain in the morning, which made it rather disagreeable for Xmas. but it faired about noon and we all enjoyed our Xmas. Went to Uncle Tom Sharpe for Xmas dinner, Uncle Andrews were also there and we had a very spleasant day.
</p><p>26 Went to Presby {illegible} Church at night to hear the rendering of a Sacred Cantala by the choir.
</p><p>29 Accepted an invitation to tea and to spend the evening at Mr & Mrs McCrea, when Mr & Mrs Dr. Brown was home from Toronto. A very stormy day.
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<p>1916
Jan 1st. Rather a rainy day to begin the new year and raining very hard at night. Went to Mr & Mrs Leach's with Williams for new years dinner.
</p><p>3rd Went to the Glen to vote in the afternoon, the old council being returned. Drove over to Uncle Andrews at night to see Ada and say Good-Bye.
</p><p>4th Killed 2 pigs weighting about 165 each (dressed). Went to meeting of Farmers Club Directors at H. Laines.
</p><p>5th Ada Sharpe wedding day. A very wet day.
</p><p>6 Helped H. Cunningham to saw wood in the afternoon. Held our Literary Evening in the S.S room, a good program was given and also the debate, "Resolved that United States is justified in not entering the the present European War" Will Keirle and I upheld the Affirmative while Jas. Aitkin of R. Robertson upheld the negative, the judges decided 1 to 6 in favor of the affirative.
</p><p>7 Drew 2 loads of hay to Cement Works @15.00 per load. Canvassed from here to St. George for the motor ambulance to be sent from St.George to France.
</p><p>8 Drew 6 loads of corn into the barn.
</p><p>11 Kenneth McDonald and I went down to St.George to a temperance meeting for to appoint {illegible} for the township in the coming Probition Canvass.
</p><p>12 Went to the bush to repair roof of shanty.
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</p><p>Tuesday, February 17
</p><p>1916
</p><p>Jan 13th. Went to congregational meeting at Presby. church St. George in the evening. the business was found to be in good shape. I was appointed trustee in place of J. Greenfield.
</p><p>..14th Went to the Lake to skate, in the evening, it was a beautiful night and the ice was splendid.
</p><p>..15.. A stormy day, went to Paris for shop and had dinner with Mr & Mrs W. E. Coates.
</p><p>..16.. Drove Harry, Annie & Mildrod Williams up to their Grand mothers. Mr & Mrs. W. had new little baby girl. Doris E.
</p><p>..17.. A very cold and stormy day, drove to Brantford in afternoon.
</p><p>..18.. Drove to Galt in afternoon and had tea at Moffats.
</p><p>..20.. Helped Griers to kill pigs, and in the evening we went for sleigh ride up to Simons where we were holding our monthly social evening, the evening was spent in games, music and a spelling-match, with lunchon.
</p><p>..21.. Herb Cunningham came up with his cutting box and gasoline engine and we cut corn in the forenoon.
</p><p>..22. Bert took his cow to Paris sold her to J. Scott. A very mild day taking all the snow and ice away.
</p><p>.23. Went to the Glen in the evening to the young people meeting, giving a talk on "Amusement that is worth while".
</p><p>..24th. Bus. Started to cut wood at the bush. Canvassed the road east for the Probilation Petition.
</p><p>..25. Went to Debate at Farmers club at Kitchens School. Resolved that the Franchise should be given to {illegible}
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</p><p>Wednesday, February 18
</p><p>Jan 25th the affirmative evening by about 9 to 6.
</p><p>..26.. Went to S.S. Executive meeting and reports of Golden Jubilie Convention held in the Baptist church St. George.
</p><p>..27.. A <u>very</u> mild and rainy day.
</p><p>..28.. Completed canvass with probitition <s>convast</s> petition getting 23 out of 24 of the women and 16 of 22 men.
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</p><p>Feb. 8 L.E.& N Railroad opened up E.L.L.
</p><p>Feb 8th Went to Club meeting at Kitchens School when Mr. Elliot gave and illustrated talk on weeds. Just getting better from an attack of sore eyes which were very inconvenient for a couple of weeks.
</p><p>..13.. Another snow storm which made good sleighing again.
</p><p>..15.. Drew logs to the Glen 2 oak 109 ft at 22 per M. 1 base wood, 2 oaks & 5 pine to get sawed into lumber.
</p><p>..17.. Went to Social Evening at McLaughlins a large crowd was present and a very pleasant evening was spent.
</p><p>..22.. Went to debate at Kitchens School driving by Paris to get Miss Coates and Miss Lee, Miss Coates giving a couple of readings in the programme of the evening. The debate Resolved that Ontario offers greater advantages to the Farmer than the Canadian north West. Mr. H. Boakes Mr. W. Hugh & J. Kirby on affir. side while C. Osborne and myself were on the negative, the affirmative won.
</p><p>..24th. Drove to Brantford
</p><p>..27.. A very stormy day
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</p><p>Thursday, February 19
</p><p>1916
</p><p>Feb 28th. Went to Social Evening at Presby Terian church At. George when Mr & Mrs J. Greenfield were presented with a Parlor Sett. Two chairs one seetie & 1 table.
</p><p>..29.. Drew two loads of Timothy Hay to Cement works.
</p><p>Mar 3rd Went to Mr. Lee for tea and we drove to Elonia to hear the Play "Southern Cinderella" given by the womens Institute of Falkland. it was splendid.
</p><p>..7th. About forty of us went to the Glen in sleigh loads to their Patriotic meeting when Blue Lake had been asked to give the programme and the debate we hold here early in January. The negative winning this time, afterwards the ladies of the Glen entertained us right loyaly to a dainty lunch.
</p><p>..9. A couple of slieght loads went to Brantford to spend a Social Evening at Mr. & Mrs. Rodgers. it proved a very stormy night but they all got home safely as I had a very bad cold I did not go and was quite glad of it afterwards.
</p><p>..12.. Drove to Greens after church and stayed for dinner.
</p><p>..17.. Went to Nancy Griers Funeral in the afternoon and drove to Paris in the evening.
</p><p>..18.. Drove to Brantford with the sleigh, getting a barrel of broken biscuits also doing some important business at J. Young
</p><p>..21 Went to Pioneer Social at Glen Morris, taking a sleigh load. The costumes were quaint and some very pretty who the programme and lunch were served in pioneer style.
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</p><p>Friday, February 20
</p><p>Mar. 22nd Went to mittens sale, having dinner and tea at Peter Johnsons and also a nice visit, coming home by Paris, driving Rosalind and Isa to choir practice.
</p><p>..23rd. Held our Social Evening at Mr & Mrs R Wights when a real pleasant Evening was spent. a special feature was the giving of Mr & Mrs. Cecil Simons a linen shower.
</p><p>..26th Drove to Shuerts after church having dinner there and attending their S.S. in the afternoon when a pleasant and profitable hour was spent. Mr {large space} given a splendid illustrated talk on the Ten Commandments. Drove to Paris in the Evening. having tea at Mr & Mrs { Alva Lees. This ended a warm week and was realy the last day of sleighing.
</p><p>..28th Went to Banquett at Kitchens School. Miss Nellie Dalzell Miss McCrea and I going early to gather up the provisions and to assist as waiters.
</p><p>..30.. A very warm day. started to thin grape vines.
</p><p>..31.. Started to break the colts.
</p><p>Apr 1st Started to trim apple trees, Sett four hens.
</p><p>..3rd Made the hot. bed and drew chaffer strawberries also gravel & stone for porch fountain Sett 2 hens.
</p><p>5th Bert finished cutting wood at Griers.
</p><p>..6 Went to Brantford to attend County Executive Conventions. Came home by Paris, stoping at W. Millers for tea and the evening where I found some good company to drive home.
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Saturday_Feburary_21">Saturday Feburary 21</span></h2>
<p>1916
</p><p>April 8th. Sowed seeds in the hot bed, tomatoes, cabbage, lettuce &radish. Rather a stormy day with snow after a week of very fine weather.
</p><p>" 11 " Finished drawing in corn from the field, 3 loads, 27 shocks
</p><p>"12 " Went to the Glem to get lumber sawed. Helped Daly ells to saw wood in afternoon.
</p><p>" 13 Finished drawing lumber home from the back.
</p><p>" " Started to saw wood in the afternoon. R. McDonald and I went over to an Executive Meeting at R. M. Clamos to wind up the business of the Farmers Club.
</p><p>" 14 " A very heavy rain last night and this morning. Went to milk meeting at St. George in the afternoon. Sett 2 geese and 1 hen on 32 eggs.
</p><p>" 15 " Sawed wood all day with R. Lowes engine.
</p><p>" 17 " Finished sawing wood in the morning and cut the remainder of the corn stalks, a heavy rain last night.
</p><p>" 18" Hitched colts and started to roll cloves in creek field. Made cement blocks for pillars for the porch. Tibbie Dalzells wedding Day.
</p><p>" 19 " Picked stones off field went Dalzells barn and helped R. McDonald cut feed. Went to Paris at night.
</p><p>" 20 " Bert went to Palmerston to visit L. Franklin for Easter.
</p><p>" 21 " Drew two loads of hay to Cement works, R. McDonald helping. Mr Lee, Edith & Goerge came over and we all went up to the bush to get some maple trees for planting.
</p><p>" 22 " Sell out maple trees, down the lane and next Dalyelle. Fred Archibald came up from Hamilton for Easter. Started to plow corn stabble in back field.
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Sunday_February_22">Sunday February 22</span></h2>
<p>April 23rd. Red sow had 15 little pigs 11 lived.
</p><p>24th 35 chickens hatched out. Started to cultivate.
</p><p>28 " Helped R. McDonald to plow in afternoon.
</p><p>29 " Sowed field next Dalzells barn with No 72 oats.
</p><p>" 30 " Ms A. C. Lee drove E. S. & I to Wolverton in his car, it being a lovely evening and very mild, it was a very pleasant trip.
</p><p>May 1st Took 2 cattle to Paris in the morning to T. Dunn, 1 heifer 1056 lbs at 89, 1 ster 960 @ 7 1/2 9. Shipped 10 bus Alaska oats to N. Franklin and 4 bus to S. J. Miller
</p><p>" " Drove to St. George in afternoon to get seeds from Ruth's Toronto
</p><p>" 3rd A heavy rain last night and raining afternoon. Replaced and sett out 4 rows of raspberries on side hill . Sowed sweet peas (Spencer) and sett out new rose bushes 2 Frau Karl Druschki <u>white </u> ,1 Mrs John Laing Pink. 1 Ulrick Brunner Red & 1 Gen. Jackque minot Red.
</p><p>" 4th Finished helping R. McDonald plow his corn ground.
</p><p>"5" Drove to Brantford in the evening, going by Paris.
</p><p>"6" Sowed mixed grain barley and Alaska Oats in back 10 acres fields
</p><p>"8" A very heav rain in the morning. Went to Griers and to St. George to get fruit trees (2 Waites Seedling & 6 Spys 1 P. Clematis. Went to Mr. Morsley Howells in the evening, where a meeting of the S.S.C. programe committee was held, called at Glen for Miss McCormick
</p><p>" 10 " Raining all forenoon, put some gladiolus to front. Put Murisco on ceiling of veranda and sowed clover seeds on back ten-acre field.
</p><p>11. Mr. Farquharson came for tea and Prayer Meeting.
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Monday_February_23">Monday February 23</span></h2>
<p>1916
</p><p>May 12th. Sprayed cherry, plum and some of the apple trees. Finished seeding, Sowed an acre or more of No 3 Oats next 14 acres field and the rest of the field with Alaska Oats.
</p><p>" " Help H. Cunningham to cultivate in afternoon.
</p><p>"15" Turned cows to pasture and took ten cattle back to the bush, 1 cow and roan calf, 1 black steer & roan heifer. 1 black heifer & white steer, 1 black heifer, coming 3 & 1 roam steer. 2 steers 1 red and 1 roan.
</p><p>" Went to meeting at St. George in Methodist church. Mr Ms Lennon of Guelph was organizing for a rural survey.
</p><p>"18 " Finished plowing & harvesting mangel ground.
</p><p>" 19 " " " {Indication that William repeated the same activities as the day before} 3 acres. a heavy rain in the afternoon. Went to St. George for No 3. Seed oats in afternoon and to E. L's birthday party in the evening.
</p><p>" 20 " Sowed 3 acre field with 5 {bees?} O.A.C. No. 3. Oats & 18lbs red clover & 3 " of Timothy.
</p><p>" 21 "Anniversary Service in our church at St. George.
</p><p>" 22 " A very wet day. borrowed jacks for cement work to put pillars under the porch, than planted some tomato plants
</p><p>" 23 " Drove to Brantford in the afternoon, going as far as Echo Place to see Maryme & Roy. Took programme of S.S. Convention to Paris (Star-Tran) to get printed.
</p><p>" 24 " Sprayed young orchard and lower orchard in forenoon and in the afternoon Mr & Mrs Lee, Edith & brother etc came out and we all went up to the bush for a picnic and went to Jesse Alexander's Concert at Glenmorris in the evening.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Tuesday, February 24
</p><p>May 25th. Sowed mangels, about an acre, 3lbs sugar mangel & 3 Y. Laurentian {swede turnips}. Planted some young apples trees (refilling)
</p><p>.. 26.. Plowed the garden & planted some early potatoes.
</p><p>..27.. A heavy rain in the morning, fixed fence at bush in afternoon.
</p><p>.. .. Rec. S.S. Convention Programes from the printer "Star-Trans"
</p><p>29 .. Took 2 colts, Charlie & Ben to Clumps bush.
</p><p>..30.. Started to draw out manure with the spreader. Recieved cheque from H. S. E. $339.70
</p><p>June 2nd A very heavy rain shelled seed corn and made flower box for porch.
</p><p>.. 3rd. Finished drawing manure to corn ground & finished plowing <s>{illegible}</s>
</p><p>.. 4th. A very heavy thunder storm at night.
</p><p>..6 .. Started to sow ^ corn in back 14 acre field next the road.
</p><p>.. 7.. Started to rain in forenoon and rained steady all afternoon.
</p><p>..8 .. Sprayed trees in young orchard and Edith & I drove to Brantford at night. calling on Mr. & Mrs Moore.
</p><p>.. 9.. Went to Woodstock, spending a very pleasant day.
</p><p>.. 10.. Went to Mr. Leans S.S. in afternoon.
</p><p>.. 13.. Finished sowing corn in about 3 1/2 acres of Golden Glow & Wis # 7
.. Went to Sunday School convention at Glen morris. the day and night were ideal. Mr. Otter of Toronto was the Prov. delegate present and gave two splendid addresses on Teen age work.
</p><p>.. 16 Finished planting potatoes about 2 acres in 14 acre field. 6 raws of Irish Cobler potatoes next turnips & 5 row first choice in centre.
</p><p>..17 Finished plowing turnip ground & harrowed corn. Williamsons went to Brantford and stayed all night.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Wednesday, February 25
</p><p>June 20th Borrowed D. McPhersons cultivator for the mangels.
</p><p>.. 21st Sowed an acre of turnips also some squash and sweet corn.
Finished cutting rye and weeds out of the wheat.
</p><p>..22nd Started to cultivate corn. Finished thinning mangels.
</p><p>..23rd Miss Grier went with me to Brantford, when I went to get the supplies for the Picnic.
</p><p>.. 24th Held our annual S.S Picnic on the lawn, on account of a heavy rain and thunder storm so we could not go to the lake, it cleared however and we had a good time with races etc.
</p><p>.. 25 .. Went to Ethel Croziers for tea and to spend the evening
</p><p>.. 26 .. Started to cut Lucerne on north side hill.
</p><p>. 27 .. Went to W. Helmane to get a hay-tedder.
Went to Paris at night to hear Miss F. Nickel speak on her experience of nursing on France, also a splendid organ recital.
</p><p>.. 28 .. Did some work with the grader.
</p><p>.. 29 .. Drew in first load of hay
</p><p>July 1st A very fine but warm day. Drew in Lucerne in afternoon.
</p><p>.. 4th Dick Willets came to herd cows. Went to Glen in afternoon to get a new tongue for the mower. Finished drawing hay off north hill. Ten loads. {illegible}
</p><p>5th Bob & Ethel's wedding day.
</p><p>.. 7 .. Finished drawing Lucerne off field next Dalzells 3 loads off hill & 3 1/2 loads by barn.
</p><p>.. 9 .. Drew two loads of hay (timothy & clover) to cement works.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Thursday, February 26
</p><p>1916
</p><p>July 9th, Edith and I went to Ada & Bob Veals for tea.
</p><p>J 11.. Finished cultivating corn second time and sowed some Greystone turnips of an acre also some swedes where the mangels had been eaten off by the ants and wood chucks.
</p><p>.. 14 Finished drawing Lucerne hill next Cunningham place 8 loads.
</p><p>.. 16 Mr & Mrs S.J. Miller & Miss J. Rennie motored down from Millbank for the day and we had a very pleasant visit.
</p><p>.. 17 Finished drawing hay off field most Cunningham place & loads of fine mixed hay. Light roam cow had a roan steer calf.
</p><p>.. 25 Finished drawing in hay 20 loads off creek field and 5 1/2 off far hollow.
</p><p>.25 Drove to Brantford in the evening. Took some cherries down and went to see Roy before he sett sail with the with 125th Batt.
</p><p>26 Cut 4 acre of wheat for Mr Johnson and started to cut our own in Clump fields. George the came out to pick English cherries in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 27 Finished wheat in Clump field using over 7 balls of twine
</p><p>.. 28 Put Paris Green & Arsenate of lead on field potatoes.
</p><p>. 29 Finished cutting wheat in young orchard and at front of hill.
</p><p>Aug 1st " " mixed grain in back ten acre field a splendid crop. borrowed H. Cunninghams cultivator with disc's to go through white turnips
Bert helped Mr Johnson to draw in his wheat.
</p><p>.. 2nd Drew in wheat from young orchard ten loads & 2 at front of hill
</p><p>.. 4th Cut early oats (Alaska & No. 3) on top of north hill a good crop.
Finished picking the Red and Russian cherries.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Friday, February 27
1916
Aug 8th. Finished drawing in wheat from Clump field 20 loads
</p><p>9 Cut No 3 Oats in 3 acre field and started at Johnson Oats. Bert thined the white turnips.
</p><p>10 Finished cutting Johnsons Oats & drew in 3 loads of mixed grains
</p><p>11 A very fine rain, the first good rain for nearly seven weeks
</p><p>12 Finished cutting oats and put the binder away.
</p><p>13 Isa & Rhoda Sharp and I went to Jim Church in Brantford and went home with Greenfields for dinner & tea.
</p><p>14 Helped Mr Johnson stack his oats in forenoon
</p><p>15 Threshed first time 480 bus of wheat , 20 of oats & 70 of mixed grains
</p><p>17 Helped Johnsons to thresh in forenoon.
</p><p>18 " " Ms Laughlins to thresh
</p><p>19 Went to the bush to see young cattle. Holstien Heifer had a fine little calf. Helped R Mrs Donald to thresh in afternoon. A fine rain at noon to-day.
</p><p>20 A heavy wind and thunderstorm about S.S. time but also a rain which did a great deal of good.
</p><p>21 Cultivated potatoes and white turnips in morning and drew 178 {bags?} of wheat to car at the Lake for P. Congo.
</p><p>22 Drew a load of hay to the stable at Cement Works. A very fine rain in the afternoon.
</p><p>23 Started to plow clover sod for wheat.
</p><p>24 Gipsy had a nice red heifer calf.
</p><p>28 Finished drawing in mixed grain 18 loads off back 10 acres
</p><p>29 " " Oats of field next Dalgells 15 loads
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Saturday, February 28
</p><p>Aug 29th. Went to Allan Frashers funeral in the afternoon, who had been drowned in Grand River in an attempt to rescue Miss Adamson. Drove to Brantford in the evening to get bananas, candies for our Garden Party.
</p><p>30 Out S.School held a Garden Party on Mr Johnsons lawn which was a real success, there was a good programe while the proceeds from the gate and booth were about $26.00 our expenses being about $16.00.
</p><p>31 Finished drawing in Oats & loads of Alaskas making 66 loads of grain and 11 of hay.
</p><p>Sept 2nd Finished helping Simons to thresh (2dys) and helped H.Cunningham to thresh in the afternoon
</p><p>6 Finished plowing Clover sod next Cunninghams for wheat
</p><p>14 Finished plowing in {illegible} field Sowed wheat in field next Cunninghams
</p><p>15 Drove to St.George & Brantford in the afternoon
</p><p>16 Sowed wheat in field next Cunninghams. About 15 acres of wheat altogether
</p><p>17 J. Ms Donald & I went to Anniversary Services at Glen Morris in the morning. Mr Lickie preached a fine sermon.
</p><p>18 Mr & Mrs Williamson and Family went to School Fair at St. George
</p><p>19 Finished harrowing wheat and painted top buggy.
</p><p>20 No of my Watch case 1136459. Waltham No of Watch 17239018-15 Jewels Case 4041291-
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Sunday, March 1
</p><p>1916
</p><p>Sept 28th. Our Wedding Day, and were married at the Methodist Church Parsonage by Rev Wells. After a very fine Wedding Dinner at the home of Mr & Mrs D. M. Lee, we took the 1.45 train for Buffalo and took the boat from there to Cleveland where Edith's Sister Elvira Depew met us, and where we spent a week of our honey-moon, visiting at Stenstras and going out to .
</p><p>On our way home we spent a day or two at Buffalo at Alvie A Lees and at Middlefelts in Niagara Falls who were cousins of Ediths, visited Shredded wheat factory.
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</p><p>Tuesday, March 3
</p><p>1916
</p><p>Nov 1st. Last night we got a big surprise, when about fifty of our neighbors gathered in the form of a Halloween Party and came marching in upon us with their tin pan drums etc. A right jolly crowd they were too with their music they also brought a handsome lunch which was served with coffee but the best was yet to come. for Mr H.J. Keirle gave me on of his interesting little speeches, noting why they had come, to welcome us home from our Wedding trip. at the same time two little girls presented by better half with a handsome set of silverware, 1doz. each of knives & forks 1/2 doz dessert spoons & tablespoons also a sugar shell & butter knife. It was hard to find suitable words to reply but about twelve o'clock the party broke up and all seemed to have enjoyed themselves most thoroughly.
</p><p>2nd Finished threshing, 96 bus of No 3 Oats. 190 bus of Alaska Oats and about 190 of No.72. and bus of mixed grains. making 1450 bus of grain altogether.
</p><p>3rd Helped Cecil Simons draw his new house, from the Bar at the Lake.
</p><p>4th Met Nellie at Paris Station having come for a few days visit
</p><p>6 Bob Mr Donald finished threshing. Starting to pull turnips
</p><p>7 Earl Taylor came out from Paris with his car and Nellie Inies McCrea Edith & I went to concert and Supper at Germans School House
</p><p>18 Went to St George to get coal-oil barrell, filled.
</p><p>16 Ordered 5 cherries trees from Mr. S Wail. Drew hay to lake and one load for Mr Johnson.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Wednesday, March 4
</p><p>1916
</p><p>Nov 17th. Quite a heavy snow storm last night. took the sleighs to Paris but being a warm day the snow was pretty much off the roads before night.
</p><p>.. 20th Finished fixing new hen house in the pig pen and put 20 pullets in it , and got a new rooster from Mrs Johnson. Shut young rooster up to fatten.
</p><p>.. 22nd Mr & Mrs. Robert Lowe came over for the evening.
</p><p>.. 25th Brought 2 colts home from clumps bush. and Edith and I drove to Brantford to Executive Meeting, also to Mary B.'s
</p><p>Dec 2nd Finished plowing corn & Turnip ground.
</p><p>.. 3rd Will & Lillonette Miller came over for a visit.
</p><p>..5th Went to McKenzies to get 2 calves $5.00 each Bert & Mrs Williamson drove to Brantford to see new place.
</p><p>..6 .. Sold 8 fat hogs avge. 222 1/2 @ 10.75 per cwt.
</p><p>..7 .. Went to Paris to have our picture taken and went to George Lees for dinner.
</p><p>.. 9 ... Finished fall plowing, getting 2 bags of potatoes of potatoe grown & Banked up the rose bushes for the winter.
</p><p>.. 12 .. Brought the cattle home from the hill, having been more snow last night. Edith brought Earl Depow home from Paris with her. Went to Farmers club meeting at Kitchens School, we had a good programe including a debate entitled "Resolved that the average Farmer had more general ability than the average business man of the city." the affirmative won.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Thursday, March 5
</p><p>1916
</p><p>Dec 13th. Edith, Earl and I went to Aunt Nellies for tea in the evening, Nellie, Mayme & two of the children were there.
</p><p>.. 14.. Drew cinders from Blue Lake (3 loads)
</p><p>..15.. Went to St. George to pay taxes, Ordered 25 gals of Lime sulphur & 20 lbs Arsonate of Lead from J. Rosebrough. Started to draw out manure with spreader.
</p><p>.. 18.. Edith & I Drove to Galt and had tea at Mr Moffats
</p><p>..20.. Killed 3 pigs and started to pick geese
</p><p>..21.. Went to Brantford market and sold 5 geese alive at $2.00 each & sold dressed ones @ 20c per lbs. also 7 chickens @ 20c per lbs. got a calf from McKenzus
</p><p>..22.. Held our annual S.S. Social Evening and Xmas trade in the S.S. room. Stocking were made for the children and home made candy was served instead of lunch, a programe was given by the children.
</p><p>..25 Xmas day we went to Xmas dinner at Alva L's, after a sumptous dinner a heavily laden Xmas tree was distributed and we all fared well indeed.
</p><p>26th Drew a load of turnips to Paris.
</p><p>..27 Edith & I went to Woodstock for the day and spent the evening with Mr & Mrs. Robt. Veil.
</p><p>.. 28 & 29 Went to St. George for a ton of Bran $33.00
</p><p>.. 31 A very nice day but rather cold to end the Old Year.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Friday, March 6
</p><p>1917
</p><p>Jan 1st We began the New Year by going to a NewYears dinner given by Uncle Adam & Aunt Nellie at the Glen, when a Sharpe reunion was held about 30 were present.
</p><p>.. 2nd Young hereford cow had a little calf.
</p><p>.. 3rd Edith's mother & father and Aunt Augusta came over for dinner.
</p><p>.. 10th Mr Fred Evans came out from Paris to hang paper on the Dnning & Sitting room.
</p><p>.. 11th Edith & I went to congregational meeting in St. George in the ^evening.
</p><p>..17.. Finished pressing hay at R. McDonalds
</p><p>..18.. Bob Lowe brought his engine and we pressed 19600 lbs of hay in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 22.. Went to second nomination when Norman Clump was elected by acclaimation as councillor.
</p><p>.. 30th Finished drawing Turnips to Paris 111 bus @ 40c.
</p><p>..31st Nellie came down from the Glen for a few days visit and to help as Edith was sick in bed with Grippe.
</p><p>Feb 2nd. Went to prepatory Service at St. George in the Evening.
</p><p>.. 4th Went to Sacrament Service in Presbyterion church.
</p><p>..7 .. Mr Lee of St. George and B of the D & Nellie Dalzell came for dinner.
</p><p>.. 12.. Edith & I went to Aunt Betsy's 100th Birthday Party.
</p><p>.. 14 .. A load of us went to St. George in the evening to hear Mrs Shultz tell about their missionary work in Africa. It was very interesting and instructive and our Sunday School gave them Twenty dollars for to support and educate a native boy there for a year.
</p><p>.. 17 Evea McCrae came for a visit. had dinner with us.
</p><p>.. 18 Mr Tom Elliot an old friend of Father's came for a short visit..
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Sunday, March 7
</p><p>1917
</p><p>Feb 20th Went to St. George to get a new wagon box.
</p><p>.. 21st Started to cut wood at the bush.
</p><p>.. 22nd Edith & I drove over to Will & Lillovette Millers in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 23rd Drew a load of hay to cement works.
</p><p>.. 27th Went to Paris in the evening to hear Mr Moore of Niagra Falls lecture on Rose culture, he was splendid.
</p><p>.. 28.. Went to help Bob McDonald to draw in ice.
</p><p>Mar 1& 2 Helped Herb Cummingham to draw ice > From Blue Lake {indicating both this entry and the entry before} Ralph & Will Burglass came for a visit & stayed over night.
</p><p>.. 4th Edith & I went to Aunt Nellies for tea and took the paper at the Guild that night the Topic being "Service"
</p><p>.. 5 .. A very stormy day, after a very fine week.
</p><p>..6 .. R. Robertson took a sleigh load and we all went down to Ryecrofts for a Social Evening , we had a fine time.
</p><p>.. 8.. Went to Wesley Kitchens sale in the afternoon and made a winter gate for end of lane next Dalzells.
</p><p>.. 8 & 10 Shipped a carload of hay at L.E. & N. Station to Sam Miller Millbank.
</p><p>.. 10.. Went to a meeting in the Bank St. George to arrange for Uncle Andrew & Rhoda Sharp came over for a visit and to change some mixed grain.
</p><p>.. 9 .. Patroitic campain of St. George & <s>Soth h</s>South Dumfries.
</p><p>.. 1.. Went to Johnsons for a little while in the evening to hear some music.
</p><p>.. 12.. Mr & Mrs Wolfe came over over for the evening.
</p><p>.. 13.. Went to Farmers club at Kitchens School and gave a paper on Spring Preperations from a Horticulture Standfront.
</p><p>.. 13 & 14 Will Kierle & I canvassed this road for the St. George and South Dumfries Patrotic Fund about $11.000 was raised in all.
</p><p>.. 14th Edith, Earl & I went to Grandpa Lees 70th Birthday Party.
</p><p>..15.. Went to S. S. Executive meeting at Presbyterian Church. St. George.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Sunday, March 8
</p><p>Mar 16th Kenneth McDonald and his wife and baby came for the evening and as it was very dark and the roads very bad they stayed till morning.
</p><p>.. 17th A cold rather stormy day used the wheels for the first time after a winter of steady sleighing.
</p><p>.. 19. Drew 4 loads of straw into the barn in the forenoon and started to draw out manure with spreader.
</p><p>.. 20.. Drew 4 loads of manure to the garden, mulched the raspberries. Dr. Dunlog came to see Edith who had a very bad cold & sore throat.
</p><p>.. 21. Angus Cornwell & Marjory came up in the afternoon for some
</p><p>.. 22.. Drew a load of wheat to Paris @ $ 1.80 and bought home a load of shingels & 2 cwt of oilcake @ $3.00.
</p><p>.. 23 Went to Mrs D. Robertsons Funeral in the afternoon, as I was one of the Pall-bearers I went to the Cemetry at the Glen. it was quite a wet day about noon, but it faired up later.
</p><p>.. 24 . Earl Depew went to Cleveland for a weeks holidays
</p><p>.. 26 A very warm Spring day, changed the winter gates at the ends of the lane for the summer ones.
</p><p>.. 28 .. Mr & Mrs. Lee came over for dinner and a little visit.
</p><p>.. 29.. Helped R. McDonald to put on a load of hay in afternoon. Very Windy
</p><p>.. 30 .. Drew manure for hot-bed and N.M. Clump came over in afternoon for 50 bus alaska Oats
</p><p>.. 31 Edith & I went to Brantford in the afternoon by car from Paris. Attended S.S. Executive meeting in Y.M.C.A.
</p><p>Apr 1st Went to the Glen to church in the morning to hear Rev. Mr Pettigrew preach his farewell sermons.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Monday, March 9
</p><p>1917
</p><p>April 2nd Earl came home from Cleveland in the evening.
</p><p>.. 3rd A hard frost last night, drew out manure in the forenoon and sett the goose on 13 eggs.
</p><p>.. 4th Geo Weir came for 50 bus alaska seed oats in the afternoon Mr & Mrs Lee and Mrs Ryan came over for a visit.
</p><p>.. 5.. Edith & I went to Mr Pettigrews farewell gathering at the Glen, for dinner and to spend the afternoon as nearly all the members of the Presbytery were there, and although the day was very wet, yet the hall was crowded. Received seeds from Bruces.
</p><p>.. 6th Put up new wire fence back of shop, for chicken yard. Simmons came down in afternoon and we dehorned 5 of the older calfs. Rather a wet dreary day for Good Friday. Herb brought a Hundred of Sugar from St. George for us.
</p><p>.. 7 .. Sowed seeds in Hot-bed in the afternoon. Sett 3 hens on R. J. Red eggs (45 eggs)
</p><p>.. 8.. Easter Sunday and a very nice day, we went to Paris Methodist church in the evening.
</p><p>.. 9 .. A very hard frost last night, drew out manure all day.
</p><p>.. 10 .. Went to Ellene Johnsons Birthday Party in the evening
</p><p>.. 11.. Started to shingle half of store house.
</p><p>.. 12 .. Mr Johnson & Jack McDonald helped to shingle
</p><p>.. 13 A cold day took a load of wheat to Paris at $1.90
</p><p>.. 14 .. Mr Johnson came to help us finish shingle the house, rather a cold day.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Tuesday, March 10
</p><p>1917
</p><p>Apr. 17th Went to St. George for Spray material 1 small barrel of Lime Sulphur salt and a can of Arsonate of Lead. Solf the last of the wheat @2.05 per bus shipped a bag of potatoes to Willie Galbraith.
</p><p>.. 18 .. Herb Cunningham came up with his engine and we sawed the wood in the afternoon , a fine warm Spring day.
</p><p>.. 19. Helped R. McDonald to saw wood.
</p><p>.. 20.. Mr Johnson to saw wood in the morning, a very fine warm rain last night. cleaned up the last of the seed Oats
</p><p>.. 23 .. Sprayed the Orchard with Lime Sulphur & Arsonate of Lead. We drove over to Boakes in the evening for some seed oats.
</p><p>.. 24 Cultivated up part of the wheat in Creek field and sowed mixed grain on it.
</p><p>.. 25 .. Sowed some mixed grain in wheat field next canning
</p><p>.. 30 .. Finished sowing mixed grain in back 14 acre field (oats & Barley) Received 5 cherry trees from Smiths nursery. Winona 2 Gov. Wood 1 Early Richmond and 2 Black Oxheart.
</p><p>May 1st Bought of Norman Clump one sow, Berkshire 7 mos old for $32.00 Mr & Mrs Johnson and family came over for tea and the evening to help celebrate Earl's Birthday.
</p><p>.. 2nd The first of May was quite wet and both 1st & 2nd <u>very</u> windy.
</p><p>.. 3rd Started to cultivate in clump field for oats.
</p><p>.. 4th Sowed clover & Timothy seed on back 14 acre field and harrowed it with new sett of harrows.
</p><p>.. 5 .. A wet day. Received 3 rose bushes from Hort. Society.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Wednesday, March 11
</p><p>1917
</p><p>May 6th. Earl went to Hamilton on Sat. for over Sunday. Will Millers came over in afternoon and stayed for tea
</p><p>.. {ink splat} 8th Finished sowing no. 3 oats in 14 acre field of clumps
</p><p>9th Seeded clump field with clover & Timothy.
</p><p>.. 10 & 11th Cultivated & harrowed corn ground.
</p><p>,, 12 .. Sold 5 fat cattle to Jim Wallace, shipped at Glenmorris
</p><p>.. 13 .. Mr & Mrs Moore and Lillian and Mrs Moore came over and we all went down church, it being "Galts Church Sunday"
</p><p>.. 14 .. Started to draw manure to corn ground with spreader. Drove to Galt in the afternoon. going to council meeting at the Glen to get Path masters instructions. Came home from Galt by Mr C. Scotts and stopped at Duncan Millers for tea.
</p><p>.. 15th Stretched wire fence at north of driving shed. Drove to Brantford by Paris, took 2 bales of hay to Gordon and some potatoes & apples to Mary Anne. Also drove down to Williamsons for a little while.
</p><p>.. 17th. Plowed the garden and planted early potatoes, a few hills of Empire state, 4 rows of Irish Cobbles & 2 of 1st Choice. Mr & Mrs Lee and Miss Rutherford came once for dinner and brought a yearling heifer to put to pasture.
</p><p>.. 18th Planted & rolled mangel ground.
</p><p>.. 19 .. Took 13 young cattle to the bush and repaired the fence. Cemented around stone chimneys etc. Dolly & Bessie came over for the night. A very heavy thunder-storm.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Thursday, March 12
</p><p>May 24th A very cold and wet day for a holiday. We drove to Paris in the afternoon and helped George for a little while, with taking dirt out of his cellar. (digging cellar) Fred Archibald came up for a few days visit.
</p><p>.. 26 .. Finished manuring field next Dalzells for corn. Sowed nearly an acre of mangels at north side of young orchard. Bruce's Sugar Mangels & Yellow Inter. {intermediates} also some Early corn & Peas.
</p><p>.. 28. Borrowed H. Cunninghams double-furrow plow for corn ground.
</p><p>.. 31st Helped George Lee to move in the afternoon. A very heavy rain at night.
</p><p>June 1st Finished plowing corn ground and went to Aunt Essie for tea. Bought 50 Climax strawberry plants for Simmons.
</p><p>.. 2nd Sprayed part of the trees for the 2nd spraying.
</p><p>.. 3rd Ada & Bob Veal came over for a visit
</p><p>.. 4th Started to sow corn in the afternoon about 75 young chickens hatched out all R.P.R.
</p><p>.. 5th A very wet day. Started to paint parlor floor and helped to clean the kitchen. Mr & Mrs H. Boakes came over in the afternoon for some tomato plants. Sett out over 20 cabbage and about 100 tomato plants
</p><p>.. 7 . Mother and Gordon came for dinner and a little visit. Mother brought a box of extra fine Petunias
</p><p>.. 9 .. A very nice day for a Birthday. Queen had a fine little colt last night. "Fan" Finished sowing corn in field next Dalzells.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Friday, March 13
</p><p>1917
</p><p>June 10th. Drove over to Will Millers after Sunday School.
</p><p>.. 12 .. Finished plowing turnip ground and drawing out manure.
</p><p>.. 13 .. Went to our S.S. Convention at the Baptist church St. George. the speakers were fine and it was a splendid Convention although it rained at night.
</p><p>.. 16 Finished planting potatoes in young orchard, planted about 10 bags on 1 1/2 acre, largest potatoes at south side
</p><p>.. 17 Communion Sunday at church, a very nice day.
</p><p>.. 18 Finished planting root ground & sett posts for wire fence.
</p><p>.. 19 Painted parlor floor in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 21 .. Sprayed the orchard and burned bush.
</p><p>.. 22 .. Cultivated mangels & corn the first time and helped Bob McDonald to plant potatoes in the afternoon
</p><p>.. 23 .. Started to thin mangels, turned very wet at noon.
</p><p>.. 24 .. Edith and I drove to Paris & took the car to Stratford to see Mayme
</p><p>.. 26 ..A wet day, helped to clean the kitchen.
</p><p>.. 27 .. Repaired ends of the culvet at Johnsons in 5 acre the ends had fallen out. George Lees & Father & Mother came for a visit.
</p><p>.. 28 .. Mr & Mrs Wolfe and family came over for tea and the evening.
</p><p>.. 29 .. Held our S.S. Picnic in the afternoon which was a real success as the afternoon turned out fine and bright.
</p><p>.. 30 .. Cultivated the garden & the mangels the second time Bought a 6 year old Holstein Cow from Wolfes Fred Archibald came up from Hamilton for the 1st. Sowed about 2 acres of turnips in the afternoon Russel McCreas called in the evening.
</p><p>July 1st. A very heavy rain in the morning and again in the afternoon.
</p><p>. 2nd Cultivated corn & finished hoing mangels. also planted some Started holding S. S. down stairs again. Popcorn butter - beans pumpkins citrons beets etc. Milton Lee came out for a visit
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Saturday, March 14
</p><p>July 3rd. Went to the bush to stretch and put up some wire fence. Finished sowing swede and white turnips in the young orchard
</p><p>4th Repaired fence around 3 acre field and started to cut Lucerne clover. Edith and I went over to Mr & Mrs Youngs for tea.
</p><p>5th Cultivated mangels and the garden. also sowed buckwheat on hill in field next to Dalzells barn.
</p><p>8th A heavy rain last night, Went to Paris to church in the morning and to Kitchens S.S. in the afternoon. they having just reorganized.
</p><p>.. 9 .. Worked on the roads in the forenoon and we had rain in the afternoon, turning very heavy at night, which in some places was a bad hailstorm.
</p><p>.. 10 .. Went to St. George in the morning and brought home cwt {hundred weight} of Sugar $8.50
</p><p>.. 11.. Finished doing road work in the forenoon.
</p><p>.. 12 .. Sold old sow 420 lbs @134 per lb. Went to the bush in afternoon to help Mr Combe put up wire fence.
</p><p>13 .. Katie & Gordon and Andrew came for tea.
</p><p>14 .. White washed young catties stable with sprayer Bert and Harry came for a little visit. This has been such a wet week that the hay in coils is getting white with mould.
</p><p>16. Finished cultivating corn second time & mangels 3rd time. Started to draw in hay 3 loads.
</p><p>17.. Went to town to get 15 boxes of strawberry from Millers Dr. Burglass and boys come from Hamilton. A very wet day.
</p><p>19.. Clarance and Annie Lee also Rosiland and Isa Sharp came in afternoon. Clarance helped with hay and we finished drawing in Lucerne off north hill. 9 loads.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Sunday, March 15
</p><p>1917
</p><p>July 22nd. Went to Baptist church in Paris in evening.
</p><p>25. Borrowed Herb Cunninghams cultivator with disc's to go through the turnips before thinning.
</p><p>26th Adam came out in his car before breakfast and helped us thin turnips and drawing in hay. A very severe thunder storm in the afternoon. Dalzells barn was struck with lightning but the barn was discovered in time to put it out.
</p><p>.. 27th. Mayme and her little folks came for a visit.
</p><p>.. 28.. Helped Johnsons to draw in hay. Scuffled mangels.
</p><p>.. 30 .. Finished drawing in Lucerne Hay 27 loads.
</p><p>Aug 1st Bessie and children came up for a couple of days and for some cherries
</p><p>Aug 3rd. Finished " " Hay off top of north hill 11 loads.
</p><p>.. 6th Cut Mr Johnsons wheat
</p><p>.. 7 .. Drew in hay off back ten acre field 20 loads in all, making 58 loads of hay in all. A nice rain at night.
</p><p>.. 10 .. Started to cut wheat and mixed grain
</p><p>.. 11 .. Cut mixed grain for Mr Johnson.
</p><p>.. 12 .. Drove Mayme and children up to the Glen in the evening and Fred Archibald came up to help for a couple of weeks.
</p><p>.. 14 .. Finished cutting wheat and started to cut early oats.
</p><p>.. 15 .. Started to cut mixed grain & helped Johnsons to draw in (wheat). Drew a load of Hay to Mr Simon on Burmingham place.
</p><p>18 . . Started to draw in wheat, and helped Mr Johnson draw mixed grain
</p><p>20 .. Drew in seed wheat and started to cut oats in clump field. Mrs Hardisty came
</p><p>21 .. Finished cutting no 3 oats in clump field. Helped W. McPherson to thresh.
</p><p>22 .. Cut Mr Johnsons oats.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Monday, March 16
</p><p>Aug 23rd A very fine rain last night and to.day. Drew two loads of hay to Lake.
</p><p>.. 24th. Drew a load of hay to Mr Coates. Cultivated Turnips & mangels.
</p><p>.. 27 .. Helped Mr Johnson to stock his oats Finished drawing in wheat and mixed grain off middle field next Cunningham place 12 loads (11 loads off each field)
</p><p>.. 28 .. First day of plowing wheat
</p><p>.. 29 .. Mr Johnson helped plow for wheat.
</p><p>.. 30 .. A beautiful day and warm, a little daughter Elizabeth Leone was born to us of which we are quite proud.
</p><p>.. 31 .. Made some stacks of mixed grain in Hogs back field.
</p><p>Sept 1. Will Millers came over for a little while in the evening.
</p><p>.. 2.. Finished plowing clover seed on top of hill for wheat and started to plow back 10 acre field.
</p><p>.. 6 Earl went to Toronto show for the day.
</p><p>.. 7 Scott Bros threshed for us in the afternoon, Rain at night.
</p><p>.. 1 H. Cunningham and man came to help us drawing oats.
</p><p>.. 12 Helped Mr Johnson to thresh in the forenoon
</p><p>.. 13 Helped Bob McDonald to thresh oat.
</p><p>.. 14 . Went to town in the morning and in the afternoon Dr Denton, Dr Lovett and nurse Miss Greenwood to perform an operation on Edith which proved successfull although it put her back to bed for two weeks or more. Mrs Hardisty staying with us for a few weeks. Helped Cunningham and Ryercroft to thresh
</p><p>.. 17 Finished drawing in mixed grain off 14 acre field over 30 loads.
</p><p>.. 18 .. " " No 3 Oats off Clump field 11 loads. " " plowing back 10 acre field for wheat
</p></div>
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<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#Tuesday.2C_March_17_1917"><span class="tocnumber">1</span> <span class="toctext">Tuesday, March 17 1917</span></a>
<ul>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Sept_20th"><span class="tocnumber">1.1</span> <span class="toctext">Sept 20th</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#-21st"><span class="tocnumber">1.2</span> <span class="toctext">-21st</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#-24th"><span class="tocnumber">1.3</span> <span class="toctext">-24th</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#-25"><span class="tocnumber">1.4</span> <span class="toctext">-25</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#-26"><span class="tocnumber">1.5</span> <span class="toctext">-26</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#-27"><span class="tocnumber">1.6</span> <span class="toctext">-27</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#-28"><span class="tocnumber">1.7</span> <span class="toctext">-28</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#-29"><span class="tocnumber">1.8</span> <span class="toctext">-29</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Oct._1at"><span class="tocnumber">1.9</span> <span class="toctext">Oct. 1at</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#-2nd"><span class="tocnumber">1.10</span> <span class="toctext">-2nd</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#-4th"><span class="tocnumber">1.11</span> <span class="toctext">-4th</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#-5th"><span class="tocnumber">1.12</span> <span class="toctext">-5th</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#-8th"><span class="tocnumber">1.13</span> <span class="toctext">-8th</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#-9"><span class="tocnumber">1.14</span> <span class="toctext">-9</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#-_11"><span class="tocnumber">1.15</span> <span class="toctext">- 11</span></a></li>
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<h2><span id="Tuesday,_March_17_1917"></span><span class="mw-headline" id="Tuesday.2C_March_17_1917">Tuesday, March 17 1917</span></h2>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Sept_20th">Sept 20th</span></h3>
<p>Sowed wheat on top of north hill
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="-21st">-21st</span></h3>
<p>Went to St. George in the morning brought 1 cwt of sugar home $9.75
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="-24th">-24th</span></h3>
<p>Earl went to the School Fair at St. George in the afternoon Mayme & Mary Fraser came out in afternoon and we went for elderberries. Went to S.S. executive meeting in the Evening at the Baptist church St. George, at which we arranged to ask the different S.S.'s to Co-operate in donations for the people of Northern France where they have lost their home and all they had in this cruel war.
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="-25">-25</span></h3>
<p>Finished picking St. Lawrence apples only about a bbl in all
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="-26">-26</span></h3>
<p>Finished sowing wheat in back ten acre field (treated the seed)
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="-27">-27</span></h3>
<p>Went to Watsons McPhersons raising in the afternoon.
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="-28">-28</span></h3>
<p>A very fine rain last night. Went to Paris Show in the afternoon
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="-29">-29</span></h3>
<p>Brought 7 of the young cattle home from the bush and put
up some barbed wire fence along the north lane.
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Oct._1at">Oct. 1at</span></h3>
<p>Took a load of wood to Dr. Dunton (blocks) 5.00
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="-2nd">-2nd</span></h3>
<p>Mr & Mrs Lee & Ella came over in the afternoon, bringing some peaches and helping to can them. Plowed ground at foot of north hill.
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="-4th">-4th</span></h3>
<p>Took Mrs Hardisty home to Branfford in the afternoon
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="-5th">-5th</span></h3>
<p>Started to plod field next Cunningham place.
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="-8th">-8th</span></h3>
<p>Thanksgiving Day, Bert Williams & Harry came out for the day. We went to the bush for butter - nuts we got over a bushel.
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="-9">-9</span></h3>
<p>Started to dig potatoes, Mr Foreshaw came to help.
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="-_11">- 11</span></h3>
<p>Finished digging potatoes only a fair crop 3 wagon loads. Went to Duncan the McPhersons raising in the afternoon.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Wednesday, March 18
</p><p>Oct 12th A very wet day, A rain which did a lot of good.
</p><p>.. 17 .. Finished drawing mangels 8 good loads. plowing field next Cunningham place
</p><p>18th Blacksaw had 3 little pigs. Earl started to shingle pig-pen
</p><p>.. 21st Went to Mr Donald Robertsons Funeral in the afternoon
</p><p>.. 23rd Finished plowing 3 acre field for roots next year.
</p><p>.. 24th Finished stretching wire fence by Dalzells barn.
</p><p>.. 25 .. Edith and I went to Mr Lees for dinner. Taking Leone for her first drive. Went to Prov Plowing Match which was held at Oakpark Stock Farm this year. The afternoon turned out very nice and there was a great crowd there.
</p><p>.. 26 .. Helped Frank Reed to fill his silo
</p><p>.. 27 .. Went to Brantford to a County Executive meeting in Y.M.C.A.
</p><p>.. 28 .. Our Rally Day in S.School. it was a fine day as we had a big crowd
</p><p>.. 27 Miss Campbell went home after having been here 6 weeks
</p><p>.. 28 .. Roan cow had a fine roan heifer calf.
</p><p>.. 29 .. A very wet day. especially in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 30 .. Reopened the drain in the barn yard and put up fence at the end of electric track
</p><p>.. 31 Helped Ryecrofts to fill their silo. Went to meet Nellie who had just come down from Woodstock.
</p><p>Nov 1st Took a load of hogs to Paris 6 weighing 1220 @ $13.50. Snowed nearly all day.
</p><p>.. 2nd Earl Depew left for Cleveland after working here for 10 months. Made a walk in front of the stables out of old railway tees. Helped R. McDonald to fill his silo in the afternoon.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Thursday, March 19
</p><p>1917
</p><p>Nov. 5th Filled our silo to about 6 ft from the top, a very fine day
</p><p>.. 6 .. Helped R. Aitkin fill his silo
</p><p>.. 7 .. Filled silo at Jim Aitkins
</p><p>.. 9 .. Finished silo filling at Simons at noon and went to Watson McPhersons threshing in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 10 .. Started to draw in turnips. Mr Reynolds & Mr Johnson helped to pull
</p><p>.. 11 Edith, Baby & I went to Alvahs for dinner and I drove to the Plains S.S. in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 14 .. Started threshing at Simons. Harold Plumstead brought over a load of clothes etc from the Plains S.S. for people of Northern France.
</p><p>.. 13 .. Held a social evening here together in for " "
</p><p>.. 16 .. Finished threshing at Simons
</p><p>.. 17 .. Finished drawing in turnips about 20 loads in all.
</p><p>.. 19 .. Father & Mother Lee bought Maude Blundil over, who stayed a couple of days.
</p><p>.. 21 .. Finished threshing at R. Aitkins and started to thresh here.
</p><p>.. 22 .. Rained all night and all forenoon turning to snow in the afternoon
</p><p>.. 23 .. Finished threshing 1110 bus in all 240 of wheat 300 of oats & 570 of mixed grain.
</p><p>.. 24 .. Helped H. Cunningham to thresh, the last of fall threshings.
</p><p>.. 26 .. Brought six cattle home from the bush.
</p><p>.. 27 .. Edith & I drove to Brantford in the afternoon taking Leone for the first time. Bought Edith a new Black plush coat.
</p><p>.. 28 .. Brought Bess home from Lenningtons where she had been pasturing for the past six months. Went to St. George in the afternoon to help pack boxes for the people of Northern France. Five boxes were packed valued @ $547.00
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Friday, March 20
</p><p>1917
</p><p>Dec. 1 & 3. Drew wheat to Paris and brought home a new Massey Harris corn binder which Ryecroft & I had bought.
</p><p>.. 5th Helped Bob McDonald to take his fat calves to Paris
</p><p>.. 6 .. Drew the remainder of rails next to Dalzells barn
</p><p>.. 8 & 9 Very stormy days more like a March storm than Dec.
</p><p>.. 10 .. Edith & I went to Paris taking Leone to see Aunt Betsy.
</p><p>.. 11.. Drew a load of hay to cement works
</p><p>.. 13 .. Went to Will Ronalds sale in the afternoon, bought a Massey Harris seed drill for $16.00. Edith & Leone visited at Kelmans
</p><p>.. 14 .. Took a load of potatoes to Brantford @ 2.25 per bag.
</p><p>.. 15 .. Brought new fixed-carrier & hook, home from St. George Clarance Newton helped put up a load of wheat in afternoon.
</p><p>.. 17 .. Dominion Election Day when the Union Government was sustained by a substantial majority. Edith & I went to Uncle Tom Sharps for dinner.
</p><p>.. 18 .. Edith, Leone & I went to Woodstock for the day, had a nice visit.
</p><p>.. 19 .. Took a load of wheat to Paris, went to concert at School at night.
</p><p>.. 20.. Took Geese & chickens to Brantford market, the geese sold readly alive but not the chickens drove to Maymes for a little visit
</p><p>.. 21 .. Went to R. Irvings sale and took a run up to Galt on the car
</p><p>.. 22 .. Went to St. George to get a parcel from Eatone.
</p><p>.. 24 .. Picked 11 chickens in the afternoon for Xmas trade
</p><p>.. 25 .. Went to Lillovette & Will Millers for Xmas dinner and afternoon.
</p><p>.. 28 .. A very cold day, called at Armstrongs Congos Woomans on behalf of present for Mr Farquharsons. Helped R. McDonald press hay.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Saturday, March 21
</p><p>1917
</p><p>Dec 29th Took a load of hay to Paris to W.E. Coates @ $14.00 per ton
</p><p>.. 30.. Very cold day. 15 below for two days.
</p><p>.. 31 .. Finished pulling up feed carrier for the ensilage
</p><p>Summary
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Sunday, March 22
</p><p>1918
</p><p>Jan 1st Spent the day at home as Edith was not well. Opened the silo and tried the new feed carrier which worked fine.
</p><p>.. 2nd Went to Will Ronald's for Massey Harris Seed Drill which I bought at his sale for $16.00. Had dinner at Forbes. Went to Moores at Blue Lake for tea and the evening.
</p><p>.. 3rd. Dan Forbes came down to help and we drew 2 loads of straw up to the pig-pen. Went to Prayer meeting at Johnsons in the evening.
</p><p>.. 4th. Started to draw out manure
</p><p>.. 5 .. Went to Brantford to see about Exemption of D. Forbes
</p><p>.. 9 .. Went to Johnsons for tea and to spend the evening.
</p><p>.. 10 .. Congregation meeting at St. George in the evening.
</p><p>.. 11 .. Drew a load of hay to stable at cement works.
</p><p>.. 12 & 13 Two rainy stormy days, so stormy that the trains were all blocked for several days as well as the roads. The wind blew so hard that the snow blew through the cracks of the buildings until everything was white.
</p><p>.. 17 .. Fred Carrie and his wife and baby Jean came down from Galt for a few days. being home on a visit from Alberta.
</p><p>.. 18 Went to Aunt Bessie Mcmans funeral from Hatie & Arthur Greens where they brought her from Rochester, where she had died at Freds of appoplexy
</p><p>19 .. Bob & Maggie Aitkin came down for the evening.
</p><p>.. 20 .. Took Fred Carrie & Family to Paris station (L.E.& N.) on the way to Galt.
</p><p>.. 21 .. Went to Patriotic Service in Methodist church St. George.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Monday, March 23
</p><p>1918
</p><p>Jan 22nd Started to draw turnips to Paris. The sleighing was good.
</p><p>.. 23rd Grandma & Grandpa Lee came over for dinner. Bought a black calf from R. Viel.
</p><p>.. 22nd Went to Farmers club meeting at Dalzells in the evening
</p><p>.. 26th Went to Mr Jas McKenzies for a calf. Ordered 2 1/2 bus of Golden Ensilage seed corn from Mr Wait.
</p><p>.. 29 .. Went to Mrs Frank Kitchens sale in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 30 Drew a load of bailed hay to Paris for Robt McDonald.
</p><p>.. 31 & Feb 1st Drew turnips to Jas Wallace at the Glen
</p><p>Feb 3rd Red cow had a nice roan calf.
</p><p>..; 4th A very cold day, the thermometer going at night to 20 to 28 below zero.
</p><p>.. 6 Started to draw manure to Creek field.
</p><p>.. 7 .. Went to Brantford in the afternoon, took tea at Mr R Wights.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Tuesday, March 24
</p><p>{Blank Page}
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1918
</p><p>Apr 13th Hartley Johnson came to help cultivate for the day.
</p><p>- 16 - Sowed first Oats on hill next Cunningham Place
</p><p>- 17 - Shipped 100 bus of O.A.C. No 3 Oats to Litchfield, Conn, U.S.A at #1.50 per bus on account of Custom war restrictions it was very difficult to get them across the lines. A very heavy rain in the afternoon
</p><p>June 4th Mr & Mrs McNeely and Mr Milne came up in the evening.
</p><p>June 4th Planted potatoes behind driving shed
</p><p>... 7 & 8 George Maricole build rail fence around the little field behind driving shed
</p><p>- - Put up barbed wire fence along far hollow
</p><p>{in a separate box}
</p><p><u>North</u>
</p><p>Rest Sir W. Raleigh
</p><p>2 rows in centre small potatoes
</p><p>Irish Cobbler
</p><p>Northern Grown Green M
</p><p>Home Grown Green M
</p><p>2 rows nearly of Empire State
</p><p>South
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span id="Thursday,_March_26_1918"></span><span class="mw-headline" id="Thursday.2C_March_26_1918">Thursday, March 26 1918</span></h2>
<p>June 11th Drove over to Millers for dinner and went S.S Convention in Moyles School in the afternoon.
</p><p>14th. Went to our own Convention at Maus's Church, it was a fine day and all around it was a splendid Convention.
</p><p>16 Edith Leone & I went down to Langford to spent the day with Cornwells.
</p><p>17 Started to cultivate corn the first time.
</p><p>18- Sowed how Century turnips in the afternoon.
</p><p>20- Finished hoing mangels they were a good catch. Sowed some more peas and carrot seed.
</p><p>21- Went to Paris to registrars a very heavy rain but one which did a great deal of good.
</p><p>22- Finished cutting thistles and dock out of a rain in 6 acre field.
</p><p>23- Baptismal Services were held in hthe Presbyterian Church St. George when we had Leone baptised, Mr & Mrs Arthur Woolmans 2nd girl was also baptised
</p><p>24- Did our road work, drew cinders from the Lake to the big hill.
</p><p>25- Started to cut hay in he afternoon. (Lucerne)
</p><p>26. Mr & Mrs Coates and family came out for tea, and the evening.
</p><p>27. Mr & Mrs Lee and Mary Love came over for a visit {Don Gullin started to herd cows Finished cultivating corn the second time.
</p><p>28- Sowed Greystone turnips about 3/4 of an acre. Fred Archibald came for a visit from Hamilton.
</p><p>29- Finished drawing in Lucerne off north hill 5 loads
</p><p>30- Drove over to Bob Veals in the evening
</p><p>July 2nd Sowed Oats and sugar-cane at foot of north hill for pasture. Went to Johnsons in the evening to help arrange for Garden Party.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span id="Friday,_March_27_1918"></span><span class="mw-headline" id="Friday.2C_March_27_1918">Friday, March 27 1918</span></h2>
<p>July 3rd Brought 3 heifers home from the bush
</p><p>5th. Finished drawing Lucerne off east hill 4 loads Mr Foran come in the afternoon and stayed for tea Duncan Miller and family come down for the evening.
</p><p>6- Cultivated corn the third time and cut thistle in the oats.
</p><p>7- Drove over to call on Mr & Mrs Congo in the evening after S.S.
</p><p>8- Borrowed H. Cunninghams cutivator to cultivate turnips 1st time
</p><p>9- Two Holstien cows had little calves but one was lost.
</p><p>10- Alva Lee & family came out in the afternoon (a very heavy rain) Transplantid celery plants. filling up the hot-bed.
</p><p>11- Another very fine rain which did a great deal of good. Gordon and Katherine came up for tea, bringing some of the supplies for the Garden Party on the 17th
</p><p>12- Finished thining turnips in 3 acre field, they were a good catch.
</p><p>13- Finished drawing hay Lucerne off field next Dalzells 3 loads. Started to cut timothy in back 14 acre field.
</p><p>16- A very heavy rain in the evening, went to Johnson to put booth
</p><p>17- Went to Garden Party at Johnsons, which for Garden Party was a great success in every way, the night was beautiful.
</p><p>18- Finished having mangels the second time.
</p><p>22- Finished cutting Timothy hay in 14 acre field
</p><p>23- Finished thining Grey stone turnips and to Brant Co. Farm picnic at Mohawk Park in the afternoon.
</p><p>24- Helped Ambrose Simon draw brick for his new house.
</p><p>25- Finished drawing in hay 20 loads off 14 acre field, 33 loads in all.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>July 28th Mayme and her little folks came up for a visit
</p><p>- 29 - Hoed the potatoes and part of the corn
</p><p>- 30 - Put bug-finish on the potatoes and got binder ready for work.
</p><p><s>- 31</s>
</p><p>Aug 1st Finished cutting mixed grain and wheat <s>to</s> on top of the north hill in back ten acre field
</p><p>- 2nd
</p><p>- 3rd Cut mixed grain & No 3 Oats in young Orchard and Edith, Leone, and went down to H. Lee's and Stoney Creek for over Sunday, we had a very pleasant trip.
</p><p>- 5th Started to draw in mixed grain. Started to use ripe tomatoes
</p><p>- 6 - Finished plowing mixed grain off north hill 7 loads and two small loads of wheat there only being a strip along the fences where the snow had drifted over and protected it from the severe winter
</p><p>- 8th Finished drawing mixed grain off back ten acres (13 loads). A very nice rain at night, which was badly needed and which was welcome indeed after an extremely hot week (101° on Wed 7th
</p><p>- 9 - Cultivated potatoes, mangels, and turnips
</p><p>- 10 - Started to cut oats.
</p><p>- 11. Uncle Wesley Lee & familiy motored over for a little while after S.S. (Bert & Harry Williamson came up)
</p><p>- 12 - Went to Watson McPhersons threshing by the afternoon (A fine rain last night.)
</p><p>- 13 - Made Ice-cream in the evening, Mr & Mrs Forbes & Esther came over for a little while in the evening.
</p><p>- 14 - Finished culling oats and put the binder away.
</p><p>- 15 - Helped H. Cunningham to thresh in the afternoon.
</p><p>- 16 - " " Ryecrafts to thresh in the noon.
</p><p>- - Took Mayme & Children to Aunt Helles in the evening.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1918
</p><p>Aug 17th Finished drawing grain off 6 loads of loads of mixed grain 4 of No 3 Oats and 2 1/2 of loose rakings
</p><p>- 18 - Went over to George Lees for tea in the evening.
</p><p>- 19 - Picked yellow Sugar plums nearly 4 small baskets.
</p><p>- 21 - Finished drawing in oats 8 1/2 loads off centre East field and 9 loads off fields next Dalgells barn.
</p><p>- 22 - Went to Paris in the evening to meet Depews on arrival from Clevelandfv
</p><p>- 23 - Started to plow 14 acre field for wheat.
</p><p>- 25 - Bert WIlliamson came up for the day and took Harry home
</p><p>- 26 - Finished hoeing <s>mangels</s> turnips 2nd line. Pollanna had a little roan H. Calf
</p><p>27 - Grandma & Grandpa Lee, Ed & Virg Depaw & family came over for the day
</p><p>28 - A very fine rain to-day, which was very badly needed, the ground being almost to dry to plow. Sett up new corn binder M- H {Massey Harris}
</p><p>29 - Drove Mayme and the children home to Brantford in afternoon
</p><p>- 30 - Leone's first birthday and it was Jean Johnsons birthday too, they had a little party over there for them both
</p><p>Sept 2nd Borrowed H. Cunninghams ground plow to plow for wheat. May Lemon came to help Edith for a few weeks
</p><p>- 3rd Helped R. Aitkins to thesh in the forenoon
</p><p>- 6th Finished plowing 14 acre field for wheat.
</p><p>- 7 - Blasted 5 large stones in back 14 acre field. Fred Archibald came up for a little visit.
</p><p>- 8 - We went to Alva Lees for Dinner & Tea and to the Methodist S.S. Rally
</p><p>- 9 Went to Simons threshing
</p><p>- 10 Helped Johnsons to threst in Fore-noon & Hartleys in afternoon
</p><p>- 11 -Scott Bros came to thresh, threshing 1300 bus in one day.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Sept 12 Finished threshing in the morning. 1500 bus in all. 16 bus of wheat. 80 of No 3 Oats. 580 late oats + 825 bus of mixed grain.
</p><p>13th Bought of Heifer calf from Grandpa Lee about 5 months old
</p><p>- 14 Started to sow wheat in 14 acre field.
</p><p>- 15 Our Rally day at S.S. but as it had ben a heavy rain the attendance was not quite as large as usual but good for the day. Mr F. Rosbrough and Mr H.W. Boukes visited and addressed our S.S. Mr Boukes and family staying for tea. Miss Gertie Lemon came out for the day.
</p><p>- 16. School Fair day at St. George
</p><p>- 17 - Finished sowing fall wheat in 14 acre field.
</p><p>- 19. Went to Paris S.S. Convention in the afternoon and we went to Mr & Mrs W. Coates for tea. Fred Archibald went home.
</p><p>- 20 Finished putting up new fence on East & South sides of 3 acre field.
</p><p>- 24 - George Lee & family & Lillovette Miller & little folks came over for a visit
</p><p>- 25. Dan Forbes & I went to Niagara on the Lake for the Day
</p><p>- 24 - A Township Executive Metting was held here, there were eight present, and we talked over the best methods carring out our work for the coming year
</p><p>- 26 - Helped Ryecrofts to finish threshing & started to pick St. Lawrence apples
</p><p>- 27 - Went to Paris Show in the afternoon, a fine day and a good Fair
</p><p>- 28 - Went to S.S. Executive Meeting in Brantford
</p><p>- 29 - Went over to Wiers in the evening for tea.
</p><p>- 30 - Mr I. Stewart came to paint the S.S. room etc {Went to Anniversary Event at the Glen Capt Duke gave a fine Lecture
</p><p>Oct 1st. First hard frost. Started to cut the corn with new binder
</p><p>- 2nd A wet morning cleaned out young cattle stabing getting ready for cementing
</p><p>- 4th Finished cutting corn and put the corn binder away
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span id="Tuesday,_March_31"></span><span class="mw-headline" id="Tuesday.2C_March_31">Tuesday, March 31</span></h2>
<p>1918
Oct 5th Helped Ryecrofts to fill their silo.
</p><p>6 We went to Glen Church as all the churches in St. George were closed on account of Spanish Influenza
</p><p>7 Helped Frank Reed to fill his silo Mr Isacc Stewart finished painting the Sunday School rooms and the hall, which made a great improvement.
</p><p>8 Scott Bros came to fill the silo, filled heaping full with an acre of corn left over
</p><p>9 Helped Hartleys fill their silo in the forenoon and Bob Aitkin in the afternoon.
</p><p>14 Helped Simons to fill their silo Thanksgiving day.
</p><p>10 Don & Marguerite Gullin & Louse came up for Thanksgiving and to help dig potatoes
</p><p>11 Took apples to Germans mills to get cider made.
</p><p>12th Started to dig potatoes
</p><p>15 Finished digging potatoes about 100 bags of real fine potatoes Started to draw gravel from Frank Reeds
</p><p>18 Finished drawing gravel for cementing stables, 28 loads.
</p><p>19 Borrowed water tank from Kelmans & started to plow for corn
</p><p>21 Alf Forbes came with cement mixer to cement the stables Helped H.
Cunningham to thresh in the afternoon
</p><p>22 Marguerite, Louise & Don went home
</p><p>27 Went to Grandpa Lees and to Will Millers in the afternoon
</p><p>28 A wet morning, picked apples in the afternoon
</p><p>29 Started to pull turnips in the afternoon
</p><p>30 Finished cementing the stables using 81 sacks of cement
</p><p>31 Started to draw turnips to the Glen.
</p><p>Nov 3rd Went over to George Millers for dinner. Black sow had ten spotted little pigs.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span id="Wednesday,_April_1"></span><span class="mw-headline" id="Wednesday.2C_April_1">Wednesday, April 1</span></h2>
<p>Nov 5th Finished loading can of turnips at the Glen
</p><p>6 drawing in mangels to double box loads
</p><p>10 Will & Lillovette Miller came over for a little visit
</p><p>11 Went to Brantford to attend the Jury, and as the Armistice Terms had been signed in the morning (realy meaning that a Declaration of Peace) there were great doings in the city, a day which will never be forgotten by those who lived to see it.
</p><p>12 Dan went to Greens threshing in the forenoon
</p><p>14 Helped Watson McPherson to thresh
</p><p>15 Home from Brantford after spending 5 days on the Petit Jury. 3 days on the Duncan murder case and one day on L.E. & N case.
</p><p>16 Simons started to thresh. brought in beets & carrots
</p><p>17 A Grand reopening of our S.S. Mr Ms Crimmons of Glen morris and Mr Burke of St George were the speakers and the attendance was good in spite of it being a wet day.
</p><p>18 On Monday Evening we had a supper and a splendid concert, Mr Hurley of Brantford gave a fine talk on the war etc. while Rhoda Sharp gave two good readings, J. Aitkin and others furnished some fine local talent.
</p><p>20 Sold 1 cow to J. Wallace 1110 lbs @7¢ & 5 pigs 1070 lbs @ 17 1/2¢
</p><p>21 Went to Brantford to get a new H.P gasline engine at G. S. & Muirs also got 5 bags of Nothern grown seed potatoes 4 Green Mountain and one of Irish Cobler.
</p><p>22 Went to Sam Foulds and bought 9 little pigs 2 1/2 mos old for $65 and also 1 roan heifer calf from Noah Clark for $10.00
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Thursday, April 2
</p><p>1918
</p><p>Nov 29th Brought 11 young cattle home from the bush.
</p><p>.. 30 .. May Lemon went home after having worked here for 3 mos
</p><p>Dec 3rd Finished spreading manure on mangel ground at foot of north hill
</p><p>.. 4th .. Went to sale of Holstien cattle at S. G. & Earl Kitchens
</p><p>.. 5 .. Went to Nelson Robsons Funeral in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 6 .. Finished drawing posts (104) from R. Robertson $21.00
</p><p>.. 14 .. Plowed nearly all week when it was not raining.
</p><p>.. 16 .. Went to S.S. County Council meeting in the Y.M.C.A Brantford Rev. T. A. Halpenny came, two fine address.
</p><p>.. 17 Finished plowing corn stubble in clump field.
</p><p>.. 18 Finished drawing in the last of the corn stalks
</p><p>.. 21 Took 8 geese to Brantford market, they were not very heavy and their were a lot on the market. Sold to M. Cordon for $17.00
</p><p>.. 23 Plowed all day
</p><p>.. 24th Finished plowing in the morning the day turned quite stormy afterwards.
</p><p>.. 25th Took the sleigh and went over to Grandpa Lees for our Xmas dinner, we had planned on having the gathering here but Grandpa had been sick and was not able to come. We all enjoyed the day and especially Leone, and Santa was real good to us all.
</p><p>.. 26 .. Went to school-meeting in the forenoon.
</p><p>.. 27 .. Held out S.S. Xmas entertainment in the evening games and a good programe were provided after which came lunch and then the Xmas tree which was the delight of all the little folks.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Friday, April 3
</p><p>1918
</p><p>Dec 30th Went to the nomination at the Glen going to Aunt Nellie for dinner and then taking the 2.30 car for Galt, where I've spent a little while at Mr. Moffats. Took out a new life Insurance Policy in the north American Company for $2000.00 at $31. per year @ commercial policy.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1919
</p><p>Jan 1st. Edith, Leone, & I went to Will Millers for New Years dinner and to Uncle Andrew Sharps for tea and for the evening. It rained quite hard in the afternoon for a while
</p><p>- 2nd. Went to Mr. John Ronald's Funeral in the afternoon
</p><p>- 3rd. Almost finished digging post holes for new wire fence on east side of the south lane.
</p><p>- 4th. Drew with the rails from fence along the lane Opened the silo Had settled 10 ft
</p><p>- 5 - Evea McCrea came up from Brantford for a visit
</p><p>- 6. Election Day when when Mr Hall. John Miller. Duncan McPherson and Thos. Sayles were elected as councillors Mr Fred Rosebrough going in for Reeve by acclaimation Nellie Dalzell came in for a little visit
</p><p>8 Cleaned out box-stall and started to draw manure to the fields
</p><p>- 9&10 Very windy days, got a lot of odd jobs done.
</p><p>- 12th Went to church at the Glrn in the morning to hear Mr Bengough of Toronto preach on temperance Red cow had a roan heifer calf
</p><p>- 13 - Mr Eastman of Guelph came to fix Melodian and also tuned and rep'd the S.S. organ
</p><p>-14 - We went to Paris at night to hear Mr. Avers Choir Concert and the Maple leaf Quartette in the Presby. Church
</p><p>- 16 Edith & I went to Dr Barrons to have some teeth filled.
</p><p>-17 Heard the sad news that Flossie Ronald had died suddenly of the Flu of double Nemonia
</p><p>-18 Bought a new gander 13 1/2 lbs from Mrs Wm Lowe for $3.50
</p><p>-20 Went to H. Cumming home for circular saw & borrowed grain grinder
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1919
</p><p>Jan 21st. We went over to Forbes to spend the evening.
</p><p>- 22nd. Finished grinding grain with Herbs chopper. Dan came back at noon
</p><p>- 24th Started drawing turnips to L & N. Station at Paris
</p><p>- 25 - Stretched wire fence on east side of the south lane.
</p><p>- 26 - Started to saw fence-rails with our own engine
</p><p>- 27 - Went to Paris coming home by Bob Veals to get a little red calf
</p><p>- 30 - FInished drawing turnips to Paris.
</p><p>- 31 - Went to Brantford to get a junior Maple Leaf Grinder at Gould Shapley and Muirs for $38.00
</p><p>Feb 2nd A very fine clear day. D. Jack & E. Johnson stayed for tea after S.S.
</p><p>- 4th Went to St George in afternoon, stopped at Ryecrafts for tea.
</p><p>- 6 Went to St George to get new pulley & shaft up for speed-jack. Called at Mr & Mrs Brandons
</p><p>- 7 - The S.S held a Social Event @ Mr & Mrs Clarence Newtons. There were games and a good programe after which lunch was served.
</p><p>- 10 - Edith, Leone & I went to Paris to have dinner with Clarence & Marie, Clarence having arrived home from England last night.
</p><p>- 11 Went to Prayer meeting at Roy Collins in the Evening.
</p><p>- 12 Went with Mr. E. Ronald in the afternoon to get Sub for the Church.
</p><p>- 13 - Edith went to Institute meeting at Mrs Roy Collins and we went up to Ambrose Simons to spend the evening
</p><p>" 13 Edith & Mrs Woolman went to Missionary "At Home" in Presby. Church
</p><p>" 16 The Kierle Girls and Mrs Woothman staid for tea after Sunday School
</p><p>" 17 Leone started to walk alone for the first time
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1919
</p><p>Feb 18<u>th</u> Held Prayer Meeting here, about 12 or 13 present.
</p><p>19 - Edith was quite ill and Dr. Dunton came out to see her saying that she must stay in bed a few days.
</p><p>- 20 - Elline Johnson came over to help for the day.
</p><p>- 25 - Took 4 bags of Spy apples to Paris @ 1.25 per bag
</p><p>- 26 - R. Robertsons wedding day, a fine day, but some what cold.
</p><p>- 27 - Mr McCrimmon of Glen morris came down to Prayer-Meeting
</p><p>- 28 - A very fine warm day after a fine mild month
</p><p>Mar 2nd Will & Lillovette Miller came over for a visit
</p><p>- 5<u>th</u> Took washing over to Mrs Reynolds and bought a new Rhode Island Rooster from Roy Collins for $2.00
</p><p>-6 - Went to a Shower for R. Robertson and his Bride who had just returned from their wedding trip -, those were about 65 present and a very enjoyable evening was spent
</p><p>- 9. Jim McDonald and Mr & Mrs R. Robertson stayed for tea after Sunday School.
</p><p>- 11 . Went to Social Evening at Mr & Mrs Simons in the evening there were over forty present and there was a splendid programe
</p><p>- 12 - Gordon Griers bought a horse up to board
</p><p>- 13 - Went to Will McCormicks sale in the afternoon
</p><p>-14 - A very strong east wind all day.
</p><p>- 15 - Went to Griers to help C. Colwell kill a pig in the afternoon
</p><p>- 17 . A very wet day.
</p><p>18th Started to trim apple trees. Sett two hens
</p><p>- 19<s>th</s> Grandpa Lee went to the bush to tap the maple trees
</p><p>- 20 - Edith, Leone & I went to Social & Concert at Kitchens School.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1919
</p><p>Mar 23rd. Clarence & Marie with Ada Misneer & Miss Bell came out for tea.
</p><p>- 25 - Took a load of potatoes to Paris Station Edith, Leone and I went to Jim Aitkins in the evening to get 1 1/2 bus sweet clover seed
</p><p>- 26 Sowed nearly a us of sweet clover seed in wheat in 14 acre field.
</p><p>- 27 Went to Lowell Kitchens sale and bought a two furrow Cockshutt plow.
</p><p>- 28 Ms Johnson helped to clean up seed-grain in the afternoon.
</p><p>- 29 - Shipped 2 lots of O.A.C No. 3 Otas @ $1.50 per bus.
</p><p>- 31 - K. McDonald came down in the evening bringing Mr McD. and he and I went to an S.S. Executive Meeting in the Baptist Church. Sett the goose on 14 eggs
</p><p>Apr 1st. A very windy day and rather a cold one too
</p><p>- 2nd. Uncle Andrew & Aunt Rossetta Sharp came over for a visit.
</p><p>- 3rd Gathered brush and burned it in the afternoon.
</p><p>- 4th Cleaned out the runner through the swamp away from the springs. Mr Hartley & Ms Johnson came over at night to help me kill a pig that had got its leg broken. Ralph Blueglass came from Hamilton to stay overnight
</p><p>- 5 - Went to Brantford in the afternoon to a S.S Executive M.
</p><p>- 6 - Alvah Lees came out for S.S and to spend the evening.
</p><p>- 8 - Sowed seeds in the hot-bed and some Alacrity Tomato in the house
</p><p>- 9 - Transplanted some spruce treees along the lane. trimmed the grape vines
</p><p>- 10 - Grandpa & George Lee came over and took up the sap pails at the bush. Earl Depews wedding day.
</p><p>- 11 - Went to Social Evening at Frank Reids <s>at</s> a {smudged} fine crowd
</p><p>- 12 - Took fat cattle to the Glen 1 baby beef 720 lbs at 10 mos old 15c 1 fat hiefer 1050 3 steers 2900 & 4 steard & heifers 3320 lbs 12 1/2
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1919
</p><p>April 14th Drew manure to the garden & cleaned out the closet.
</p><p>- 16 - A very wet day, turning nice near evening.
</p><p>- 17 - Went to Paris for Edith + Leone where they had stayed at Grandpa Lees for a few days
</p><p>- 18 - Good Friday and a very nice day
</p><p>- 19 - Don & Jack Gullen came up for the holidays & F. Archibald from Hamilton
</p><p>- 22 - Harrowed creek field and started to cultivate in back field for oats
</p><p>- 25 - A very cold wind yesterday and to-day, turning to snow to-night. Blew up a big stone in the creek field with stumping powder
</p><p>- 27 - Don & Jack Gullen went home in the evening
</p><p>- 28 - Duncan & Aunt Susie Miller came for a visit
</p><p>- 29 - Dan came at noon, to start to work
</p><p>- 30 - Sowed No 72 Oats in back ten acre field.
</p><p>May 1st. A wet day, drew a load of sawdust from Ronald bush.
</p><p>- 2nd. Finished sowing mixed grain in 3 acre field?
</p><p>- 3 & 4 Some very heavy rains which kept the seeding back
</p><p>- 5th. Went to Jim Aitkins for a load of straw in forenoon and rolled hay field & started to plant early potatoes. Went to meeting of Programe committee @ {St George.
</p><p>- 7 - Sold 7 hogs at Glenmorris 1370 lbs @ 20 3/4c per lbs?}
</p><p>- 8 - Finished sowing mixed grain in creek field
</p><p>- 9 - Sowed Oats, barley?} & sugar - cane on acre back of driving shed
</p><p>- 10 - A very wet day. Cleaned and oiled the heavy harness. Sent out report form to the different S.S.'s
</p><p>- 14 - Finished cultivating & rolling the corn & mangel ground. Black sow had 9 nice little red & Black pigs. White cow had a roan calf
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>May 15th Took 12 young cattle back to the bush to pasture. Edith went to Womens Institute Meeting at the Glen
</p><p>- 16 Started to draw manure with the spreader
</p><p>- 17 Went to Jim Aitkins for a second load of straw
</p><p>- 18 Edith. Leone & I went to Sunday School Anniversary in the Methodist Church Paris, Went to Alvah's for dinner.
</p><p>- 19 Drove to Galt in the afternoon, and stopped at Millers for tea
</p><p>- 20 A very heavy rain last night a rather a wet day.
</p><p>- 22 Went to Brantford in the afternoon to exchange 2 1/2 H.P. Engine $130.00 for 4 1/2 H.P Gasoline & Kerosene Engine @ $300.00
</p><p>- 24 - Edith, Leone & I went to a family reunion at Uncle Tom Sharps Mayme & the three youngest children came came for a little visit over Sunday
</p><p>- 25 - We all went to the Anniversary Services in the Presbyterian Church
</p><p>- 26 Sowed the mangels at foot of north hill also some early Peas & Corn. 4 rows of sugar mangel and the rest of Yellow Intermediate
</p><p>- 28th This was the day of the Womens Institute meeting here. Mrs Lowe of Toronto was the Speaker. Mr & Mrs D.M. Lee and Ella came over for the day. Grandpa made a new stone-boat. Blasted 2 stones and one stump in the corn ground field and started to plow for corn.
</p><p>- 29 - Mr Wilkes and an expert from Brantford came to fix the new gasoline & kerosene engline with was not working right. Sold Bess to Mr Charlie Durham from Paris & took her in to station
</p><p>June 4th. Finished sowing corn in centre East field, Sowed Wisconsi No. 7 & Early Golden Glow A very hot day
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1919 {looks like they orignally wrote 8 but overlined it with 9}
</p><p>4th Dolly & Bessie came out at night to spend Sunday.
</p><p>June 9th. This was the day of our S.S Convention at the Methodist Church, St. George, it was a fine day and the reports as well as the speakers were fine. Mrs O. Collins was presented with a lifetime membership to the Ont. Prov. Associ. as well as a handsome bouquet of Carnations
</p><p>- 11th Queen had a nice little colt this morning.
</p><p>- 13 - Leslie Howell came up for a visit on his way home from France, A very heavy thunderstorm in afternoon
</p><p>- 14 - Started to plant potatoes on top of north hill field. Mr & Mrs Teakle of Brantford came out for the day.
</p><p>- 15 Mr & Mrs Burke of St. George called for us and took us to Millbank with them in their Auto.
</p><p>- 16 Finished planting potatoes, about 1 1/2 acreas. 4 row of Irish Cobbler to south side, 18 1/2 row Green Montain New Ont. seed 8 more rows of G Mount and the rest of Sir Walter Raleigh.
</p><p>- 18 Jim Sharps wedding-day. A very fine day, the wedding was in the Church and there was a large attendance of guests, who afterwards went to Mr & Mrs Frasers where a dainty lunch & ice cream were served.
</p><p>- 19 Sowed nearly two acres of turnips on top of north hill.
</p><p>- 20 Borrowed H. Cumminghams cultivator with discs for the mangels.
</p><p>- 21 Thinned the mangels at foot of north hill. The rain had washed them out badly.
</p><p>- 23. Took high wagon down to wagon-works St. George to get the wheels cut down, with new tires and rims. Took Queen and colt down to Hartleys pasture.
</p><p>- 26 Sowed about an acre of corn on top of north hill.
</p><p>- 27 {Stained spot} Sowed the white turnips and a few more New Century
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>June 28th. Cut Lucerne on north hill a good fair crop.
</p><p>- 29 - Herb and Mrs Cummingham came with their Auto and took us up to Woodstock, we had a very pleasant day of Jeans
</p><p>30th Don Gullin came up to heard cows etc.
</p><p>July 1st. Started to draw in Lucerne hay.
</p><p>- 2nd. Shipped 8 hogs at Glen morris, avg 225 each @ 22c per lb.
</p><p>3rd. Went to Mr Daniel McPherson's Funeral in the afternoon in his 90th year
</p><p>- 4 - Drew 4 loads of hay off East hill and put in the shed. Went to the bush in the afternoon to repair fence through swamp.
</p><p>- 5 A very fine rain in the afternoon, which did a lot of good. Fred & Jim Archibald came up from Hamilton and stayed over Sunday, Jim was just on his way home from France where he had been for 3 yrs and came through without a scratch
</p><p>- 4 Mayme and Children came up to Paris & came out for some holidays
</p><p>- 7 Finished cultivating corn 3rd time.
</p><p>- 12 Finished drawing in hay off south easy field 23 loads.
</p><p>- 14 Borrowed H. Cunninghams cultivator with disc's to cultivate turnips. Mr Moore & Marty came over in afternoon to help thin turnips
</p><p>- 15 Started to cut wheat in the afternoon.
</p><p>- 16 - Grandpa & Grandma Lee and and Albert & Hazel Depew from Cleveland came over for the day and went to the S.S picnic at the Lake. Finished culling wheat in 14 acre field a good crop
</p><p>- 18 Finished culling hay in 6 acre field and thistles along the road side
</p><p>- 19 " " drawing in hay 9 loads off young orchard making 45 in all.
</p><p>- 21 Helped in pick English cherries which were a splendid crop
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1919
</p><p>Easter Sunday {Printed directly in book}
</p><p>July 22nd. Red cow died of a bad case of Garget and Gangrene having been sick for only a few days. Bert Williamson came up in the evening for some English Cherries
</p><p>- 23rd George and Nora & family came over for the day.
</p><p>- 24th Finished drawing in wheat 20 1/2 loads off 14 acre field.
</p><p>- 25 - Cut 3 acre field of mixed grain.
</p><p>- 30 - FInished cutting mixed grain and No. 3 Oats in 3 acre field. " "hoing mangels and turnips the second time. Marguerite & Agnes Crozier came down from Woodstock for a visit
</p><p>Aug 1 & 2nd. Performed Statute Labor <s>on</s> Side-road drew cinders from Lake. Drew in wheat rakings 1 load of 14 acre field.
</p><p>- 3rd Drove over to Millers after Sunday School for tea.
</p><p>- 4th Went with Simons to Mr Forshaw's funeral in the afternoon
</p><p>- 5 - Helped W McPherson & Ryecrofts to thresh.
</p><p>- 6 - Helped Simons to thresh Rye in the field.
</p><p>- 7 - Finished cutting Oats in back 10 acre fields & put the binder away
</p><p>- 8 - Drew in mixed grain off 3 acre field 3 1/2 loads & drew manure to wheat ground
</p><p>- 9 - Wm. Henderson came to thresh the wheat 315 bus off 14 acre field. Annie Williamson & Louise Hewett came for a visit.
</p><p>- 11 Finished drawing in Early Oats & mixed grain 6 1/2 loads off creek field
</p><p>- 12 Went to H. Cunninghams thrashing. A fine rain at night after several weeks of very dry weather.
</p><p>13Helped Johnsons & Bob Atkin to thrash
</p><p>- 14 Finished thrashing at Hartleys, another fine rain in the morning
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Easter Monday {printed directly in book}
</p><p>Aug 16th Started to plow for fall wheat in south-east field.
</p><p>- 17 - Edith, Leone and I drove over to Branchton S.S. in the afternoon. Anne Williamson went home after a weeks visit
</p><p>- 20 - Agnes Crozier & Margarite Gullen went home after a three weeks visit
</p><p>- 22 - We all drove to Brantford taking Mayme home after her holidays
</p><p>- 23 - Drew in last load of Oats off back ten acre field 8 loads and also some rakings after a week of some fine rains. Finished plowing south east field for wheat.
</p><p>- 25 - Isa & Rhoda Sharp came over for the afternoon.
</p><p>- 27 - Finished plowing for fall wheat in six acre field.
</p><p>- 28 - Eleanor Christie came to spend a day of her vacation with us.
</p><p>- 29 - Took Don & Jack Gullen to Brantford after their spending the summer holidays with us. Went to Teakles for tea.
</p><p>- 30 Leone's 2nd birthday. Will Millers and Mary Love came over for the afternoon. Gathered burdocks around back fields, Started to plow in back field (10 acre) with double plow.
</p><p>September 2 & 3 Edith & I went to Toronto Exhibition staying all night at Mary Love's home
</p><p>- 6th Finished plowiing back 10 acre field for corn & roots.
</p><p>- 10 - Sowed wheat in field next Dalzells barn.
</p><p>- 11 - Helped Simons to thresh
</p><p>- 13 - Sowed wheat in young orchard 6 acres
</p><p>- 18 - Sowed 6 acres of rye in back ten acre field for pasture. Went to St. George in the afternoon to help clean up the cemetery
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1919
</p><p>Sept 19th. Edith, Leone & I went to the School Fair at St George in the afternoon and went to Farquharsons for tea. A very fine rain, at night which was much needed
</p><p>- 20th Helped Watson McPherson to fill his silo
</p><p>- 22 Dan came back after being sick for 2 weeks
</p><p>- 23 Went to H. Cunninghams for a load of Oats. Helped R. Aitkins to fill his silo. " " J Aitkins & K. Robertson to fill silo's
</p><p>- 26 Went to Paris Fair, and Edith. Leone & I went to Guelph to visit Clarence & Marie staying until Sat. Evening
</p><p>- 28 Went to Anniversary Services at the Glen in the morning.
</p><p>- 29 Started to plow for Turnips in 14 acre field.
</p><p>Oct 1st. Helped Mr Johnson to put up his silo in afternoon.
</p><p>- 2nd Started to cut corn in the afternoon
</p><p>- 3rd Helped Ryerofts to fill their silo.
</p><p>- 3 & 4th Helped Hartteys & Johnson to fill their silos
</p><p>- 5th Communion Service at our Church St. George and Rally Sunday at our Sunday School Miss Bertha Robson of the Glen gave a very fine talk on her work in India, showing the children how the people there, dressed and ate and slept there and also gave a good description of the country. Mr & Mrs E. Schuert sang a fine Duet. Rev Mr McCrimmon also assisted. There were about 70 people present and over $4.00 collection
</p><p>- 6 - Helped Frank Reid to fill his silo
</p><p>- 7 - Finished cutting the corn. Taking about 4 1/2 balls of twine
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1919
</p><p>Oct 8 Hendersons came to fill the silo, we were through about {illegible} the {casm?} being within 11 ft of the the top 1st Hard frost last night
</p><p>- 9. Rained nearly all day, went to H. Cunninghams for second load of Oats
</p><p>- 11 - Drew the squash and pumpkins in from the field.
</p><p>- 12 Fred Archibald came from Hamilton for Thanksgiving
</p><p>- 13 - Started to dig potatoes, a good crop
</p><p>14th. Edtith & Leone went to the Reynolds Wedding
</p><p>- 15 - Finished digging potatoes, about 200 bus of fine large potatoes.
</p><p>- 19 Edith, Leone & I visitied Bruces S.S. in the afternoon, going to Guy Durhams for dinner and to Charlie Robertsons for tea.
</p><p>- 20 - Election Day when we voted in the Referendum and the Prov. Elections. Brant Co went solid for Prohibition and the Province had of a majority. Harry C. Nixon was elected by over 800 majority.
</p><p>- 22 Went to Mrs Ainslie McCrea's sale in the afternoon and bought 6 Kitchen chairs for 30c each. a fine day
</p><p>- 23. Went to Farmers Club meeting at Glenmorris in the evening.
</p><p>- 24 - Finished drawing in Mangels 7 good loads
</p><p>- 25 - Clarence & Marie came to pick apples on shares
</p><p>- 27 - Helped Rycrofte to thresh & took a load of wheat to Paris
</p><p>- 28 - A very windy morning which was very hard on the apples. Finished thrashing in the afternoon. 270 bus of Oats195 bus of mixed grain and with 315 of wheat before, making 780 bus in all.
</p><p>- 29. Grandpa Lee and Uncle Adam Sharp came for fallen apples.
</p><p>- 31 - A fine warm day, picked Spy apples.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1919
</p><p>Nov 3rd. Started to pull turnips, Ralph Bueglass stayed over night
</p><p>- 4th Started to draw turnips to the Glen @ 30c per bus
</p><p>- 5 & 6th Helped Walter McPherson to thresh.
</p><p>- 8 - Finished drawing in Swede Turnips, drew 265 bus to the Glen & put about 225 bus in celllar beside 3 loads of culls. Sister Nellie came for a few days visit.
</p><p>- 9 - WIll Millers came over for S.S. and stayed for tea.
</p><p>- 10 - Shipped 3 bbls of apples to Hamilton to Fred Archibald
</p><p>- 11 - Edith and I drove to Brantford going to Echo Place.
</p><p>- 12 - took 3 bbls of apples to Paris & came by R. Veals getting 2 calfs
</p><p>- 13 - First hard frost last night, having been a very mild fall
</p><p>- 14 - Brought the young cattle home from the bush and sawed a load of rails in the afternoon with circular-saw.
</p><p>- 15 Drew corn shocks into the barn and finished drawing in the white turnips in the afternoon about 100 bus
</p><p>- 16. Edith & Leone went to Guelph with George & Family.
</p><p>- 17 - A very fine day. The frost coming out of the ground so we could plow again. Fixed fence on north side of young orchard.
</p><p>- 18 - Edith & I went to Brantford to Uncle Henry Lee's funeral. Went to Farmers meeting at the Glen in the evening.
</p><p>- 20 - Bought a calf 3 mos old from Grandpa Lee. Went to the Glem to hear Prof. Lowe lecture
</p><p>- 21 - Finsished plowing back 14 field.
</p><p>26 - Went to S.S County Council Meeting in Y.M.C.A Brantford going to McCrea's for dinner and a little visit.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Black sow had 11 little red & black pigs.
</p><p>Nov 27th Edith, Leone & I went to Miss Griiers for the evening.
</p><p>- 28 - Edith went to Paris to have some teeth out Dr. Barron & Dr Dunton coming to Alvah's to do it.
</p><p>- 29 - Rained all day and a very high wind at night. Which blew down trees & fences, tearing off shingles and unroofing many barns, the worst storm Ont. has had for a long time.
</p><p>- 30 - A very cold windy day. had dinner with Ella & Alvah Lee. Put young cattle in the stable the first time
</p><p>Dec 4 & 5 Drew 5 loads of turnips to the Glem 105 bus at 50c per bus We brought Queen and colt home from Hartleys
</p><p>- 6 - Took cow Black heifers to the Glen to ship to U.F.O. Opened the silo in the afternoon
</p><p>- 8 - Went to Paris in afternoon and stayed ar Grandpa Lees for tea.
</p><p>- 10 - Helped Herb Cunningham in afternoon to get ready for his sale
</p><p>- 11 Went to Cunninghams sale in afternoon and sold ten geese $3.15 each and Maude horse at $28.50 and bought a B.T. Litter carrier & about 160 ft of track for $51.00. Went to Lemmingtons in the evening to Womans Institute Meeting
</p><p>- 12 Dan came back and we started to cut wood
</p><p>- 14 Gentleman & Lady from Kitchener got stalled with their Auto and spent the evening and had tea with us while the car was being repaired
</p><p>- 16 - Two or three very cold windy day. Trimmed up the cattle.
</p><p>- 18 - Drove to the Glen and took the car to Galt to pay insurance
</p><p>- 20 - Went to Paris and brought home a new kitchen Sink.
</p><p>- 21 - Bert Williamson & Harry came up for a visit
</p><p>- 22 - Shipped 2 bbls of N. Spy apples to Gordon Parker, Toronto
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1919
</p><p>Dec 23rd. Went to Brantford in the afternoon, taking some potatoes and apples to WIlliamsons and to Echo Plane and staying for tea with Gordon & Katherine.
</p><p>- 24 - Picked a goose for Xmas dinner and put in our new sink 18" X 30" in the dining room
</p><p>- 25 - Went over to Grandpa Lee's for Xmas dinner, it was a full family reunion with a well laden Xmas tree
</p><p>- 26 Mr Johnson & Mr Hartley came over to help saw a load of wood. Nellie Dalzell came for a visit.
</p><p>- 29 - Held our Xmas Social Evening in connection with put S.S Stockings with Nuts Candies & Oranges were given to the children, a good programme was given with lunch etc.
</p><p>- 30 - Will Miller and family came over for the day and to help kill pigs. We killed 2 weighing 169 lbs each. Went to the Glen in the evening to debate on the subject. Resolved that free trade would be a benefit to our Country. Jim Aitkin, R. Robertson, W. McPherson and myself took the negative side the debate was judged a lie.
</p><p>- 31 Went to School Meeting in the afternoon. W. Kelsman went out and I was elected in his place.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1920
</p><p>Jan 1st. A rather cold stormy day. we all went to a New Years dinner at Aunt Nellie Stewarts at the Glem. There were about forty present and we spent a very fine day.
</p><p>- 3rd. Mr Ingham of Glen morris got stalled with the Auto truck and we had to get the team and pull the car in here for the night.
</p><p>- 6th. Got the sleigh out for the first time and we all went to Paris and brought home a barrel of Cane Mola or feeding Mollases
</p><p>- 8 - Edith went to Institute Meeting at Miss Olds Herb Cunningham came to put up new Litter Carrier
</p><p>- 10 - Edith took sick with a bad attack of the indigestion etc
</p><p>- 12 - Finished drawing turninps to town, 51 bus of small turnips at 50c per bus
</p><p>- 13 - Went to Congregational meeting at St George. Presby. Church in Evening
</p><p>- 15 Went to the Glen for Nellie who came to help Edith for a few days
</p><p>- 18 - A very stormy Sunday and very few were out at Sunday School
</p><p>- 19 - Took Nellie to the Glen in the afternoon
</p><p>- 20 - A very stormy day blocking the roads again.
</p><p>- 21 - Went to Paris in the afternoon to meet Fred Carrie.
</p><p>- 22 - Started to draw manure to the fields using the new Litter Carrier to load direct from stable and box stalls.
</p><p>- 24 - Repaired and put storm gates at the end of the lane.
</p><p>- 25 - Rev. Mr Edwards of Paris came to our S.S and gave us a splendid talk on Y.M.C.A work, Mr Edwards Robbie Brown and W. Kelman stayed to have tea with us.
</p><p>- 26 - Finished cutting up a willow tree in the swamp
</p><p>- 27. Went to Forward Movement banquet in Presby Church St. George. in the evening Rev Mr, Woodside of Brantford the chief speaker
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1920
</p><p>Jan 29. Drove to Paris and took the car to Brantford to attend a Trustee Convention at the Court-house. Mr Chisholm gave a very fine address on Consolidated Schools.
</p><p>- 31 - 22° below zero this morning and a very cold day. a cold ending for a very steady month having quite often gone below zero. and also some very stormy days.
</p><p>Feb 1st. Drove over to Moores after Sunday School for an hour
</p><p>- 2nd - A very mild day, We drove to Brantford taking some apples and potatoes & Went to Gullins for tea.
</p><p>- 3rd. Went to Farmers Club Meeting at the Glen in the evening where Jim Aitkins, Dave Robson & myself Debated with the Paris Plains Club on the Subject. Resolved that Free Trade would be a benefit to our Country. We upheld to Tariff side, but the Judges decided that it was a tie.
</p><p>- 4th. Took load of potatoes to Brantford 20 bags @ $3.75 per bag
</p><p>- 6 - Took sick with La Grippe. Managed to do any chores but lay down in the house as much as I could.
</p><p>- 8 - Bobbie & Mrs Robertson stayed for tea after Sunday School.
</p><p>- 10 - Edith & Leone took sick with the Grippe, Leone getting better in a couple of days, but it was a week before Edith began to improve. Dr Dunton came out on the 12th
</p><p>- 12 - Herb Cunninghand took a load of potatoes to Brantford 22 bg. Black cow had a fine Red Heifer calf.
</p><p>- 15 & 16, Very stormy days which filled the sideroads all up again.
</p><p>17th. Hartley Johnson came over to help with chores
</p><p>16th Roan Heifer had a nice roan calf
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1920
</p><p>Feb 19th A very hard front last night about 16 below zero.
</p><p>- 21 - Went to Mrs Lowes to get a Gander & to H. Boakes to get a little black calf
</p><p>- 25 - Grandpa & Grandma Lee came over for dinner also Evea McCrea and Annie McLaughlin came up from Brantford for a visit. Herb C. helped to cut up oak tree in back field.
</p><p>- 26 A very cold windy day nearly zero all day.
</p><p>- 27 Went to Paris to get some coal etc. Dollar Day.
</p><p>- 29 Drove up to Robertsons after S.S. to take them a Primula Plant from the S.S. Bob having been sick for two weeks.
</p><p>Mar 1st Order a new Massey Harris corn cultivator.
</p><p>- 2nd Help Mr Calwell cut wood in the afternoon.
</p><p>- 3rd Herb Cunningham and I went to the bush to cut wood.
</p><p>- 4th Mr Lee came up from St. George and stayed for dinner
</p><p>- 5th A cold day after a thaw yesterday and rain last night the first all winter
</p><p>- 8 - Went to the Glen in afternoon to get salt from the car. The Farmers Club had ordered @ $1.00 per cwt
</p><p>- 9 - Went to Gordon Burns sale in afternoon.
</p><p>- 10 - Went to the bush to draw out some wood as the snow was thawing fast.
</p><p>- 11 - Drew straw stack into the barn, and went to J. Germans to get new Gander which had flown away two weeks ago. Edith went to Institute Meeting at Newtons.
</p><p>- 12 - Herb Cunningham & Mr Hartley came up to help saw 2 loads of wood
</p><p>- 16 Went to Will Millers for dinner and to W. Goods sale in the afternoon
</p><p>- 17 Brought of Ed Lucas 1 Pure bred Durham bull (red)
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1920
</p><p>March 19th Quite a stormy and snowy day after some very fine ones
</p><p>- 20 - Went to School to help saw wood with circular saws
</p><p>- 21 - Called on our new neighbours after S.S Mr & Mrs Henderson, who had bought Aunt Bessies farm.
</p><p>- 22 - Went to the bush to tap maple trees, about 50 altogether.
</p><p>- 25 - Went to Paris to get new Massey-Harris2 row Corn Cultivator
</p><p>- 26 - Took some timothy seed up to Miss Grier to get cleaned.
</p><p>- 27 - Went to Brantford to potato-growers meeting and to the S.S Executive Meeting in Y.M.C.A.
</p><p>- 28 - Went to Aunt Belle Millers Funeral held from Will Millers
</p><p>- 29 - Uncle Andrew Sharp came over to exchange some seed grain.
</p><p>- 30 - Finish gathering up the wood for sawing and sowed lettuce and radish seed in the hot-bed
</p><p>- 31 . Sawed wood in afternoon with circular saw
</p><p>Apr 1st. Took the last of the apples to town, the best Spys selling for $2.25 per bus
</p><p>- 2nd. Helped Hartleys saw wood in the afternoon
</p><p>- 3rd. Don & Jack Gullen and Fred Archibald came up for Easter.
</p><p>- 5th Started to clean up fence-bottom along W. McPherson's field.
</p><p>- 6 - Helped Ryecrofts to saw wood. Sett 5 hens on White Wyandotte eggs from Mrs Keirle's
</p><p>- 7 - Burned bush in back field along the line fence
</p><p>- 8 - Edith went to Institute Meeting at Mrs F. Howells
</p><p>- 9 - Milton Lee came out with us from Paris for two days visit.
</p><p>- 10 - Went to Watson McPhersons for 2 loads of straw
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>April
</p><p>11th Alva & Ella Lee came out from Paris for dinner & the afternoon taking Don & Jack to the car after their Easter Holidays
</p><p>12 Snowed all day, cleaned up seed oats. Went to Keirles in evening for eggs.
</p><p>14 Took fat cattle to the Glen to ship U.F.O weighing 6750 lbs. Sett goose on 14 eggs & sell 4 hens on White Wyandotte eggs.
</p><p>15 Sett 5 elm trees in the south lane and 1 elm & six maple on north hill along the road
</p><p>16 Went to Paris to get a load of oats from Deans & Rutherford @ $1.30. Brought the last of the sap home from the bush and look up the pails.
</p><p>17 Burnt brush in the garden and orchard in the afternoon
</p><p>18. Drove up to Cecil Simons for a little while after Sunday School
</p><p>19 - Went to D. McPherson for 15 bags seed barley @ $2.00. Cleaned out the closet and blew out some large stones on north hill field
</p><p>20. Started to cultivate and pick stones. Went to hear Dr Buchanan in St. George in the evening
</p><p>21 A very fine rain in the morning and most of the afternoon
</p><p>22 Finished plowing root ground for mixed grain
</p><p>25. Mr & Ms Coates and family came out for a visit
</p><p>26. Started to sow oats in back 14 acre field.
</p><p>27 - Went to Paris in afternoon and went in the evening to hear the Educational Play the "End of the Road" it was fine.
</p><p>28 - A showery day Repaired fence and finished plowing the garden also planted early potatoes "Irish Cobbler"
</p><p>29 - Went to Mr & Mrs Woolmans for the evening.
</p><p>30 - Finished sowing No. 72 Oats 10 acres in 14 acre field. Grandpa & Grandma Lee & Mrs Wade came over for the day. Grandpa trimmed Young Orchard
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1920
</p><p>May 2nd Went to Church in the evening to hear Dr McMillen speak on the New Church Hymnal} Called at Green for a while in the evening\
</p><p>- 3rd Tread Red Clover seed and sowed on South Hill
</p><p>- 5th Finished seeding 10 acres of No 72 Oats 9 acres of mixed grain on North hill field & 1 acre No 3 Oats & 7 acres mixed grain on centre East field. Sowed 3 1/2 acres yellow blossom sweet corn. 13 1/2 acres Red Clover & Timothy. Mrs Reynods came down to help Edith house-clean. Grandpa Lee finished trimming Young Orchard
</p><p>- 6th Went to congregational meeting at Presbyterian Church St George.
</p><p>- 7 - Went to D. McPhersons for 3 loads of straw.
</p><p>- 9. Rev C.D. Farquharson preached his farewell Sermon in St. George, from the Text. "I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ"
</p><p>- 13 - Finished drawing off a stone pile on north hill.
</p><p>- 14 - Edith & Leone & I went to Brantford in the afternoon going to Gullens for tea. Finished plowing mangel ground.
</p><p>- 15 Goose came off with 13 little goslings. Took cattle back to the bush (9) and repaired the fence
</p><p>- 17 Started to dig past goles for north line fence.
</p><p>- 19 Cleaned out the pig pen & drew manure to field.
</p><p>- 20 Went to the Glen to get a load of Oats from R. Murrays
</p><p>- 21 Went to Empire Day Programe at the school in afternoon
</p><p>- 22 Sowed the mangels along McPhersons line fence
</p><p>- 23 - Went to Anniversary Services at our Church St. George. Pollanna had a little white heifer calf.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>May 24th Went to Sharp Reunion at Unce Tom's in the afternoon
</p><p>25 - Wento to hear Maple Lead Quartette at Presbyterian Church St. George.
</p><p>- 26 - Went to Prayer meeting at Glen Morris in the evening and gave a talk on "Being a good Comrade"
</p><p>28 - Took 2 colts ones to Mr Sayles bush to Pasture Sandy & Fred 1 & 2 yrs old
</p><p>- 29 - Started to sow seed corn in back ten acre field
</p><p>June 1st - A very dry May, the driest in 27 years. Fred Archibald came for a short visit before going to Calgary
</p><p>- 4th. Finished sowing 9 acres of corn in back field
</p><p>- 6 - Mayme and the youngest children came up for a day or two Elyner Stewart and Jennie Stewart and family came out for the day
</p><p>- 9 Finished drawing out manure 10 acre field and about 3 1/2 acres at west end of 14 acre field. Grandma & Grandpa Lee came over to help celebrate my birthday. Mr Buchman came down from Galt for a few days
</p><p>- 10 Started to plant potatoes in afternoon
</p><p>- 11 Planted Guelph experimental potatoes Northern & Southern grown seed Northern seed to the south. Mother Katherine & Gordon came up in the evening for a few hrs
</p><p>- 12 Finished planting potatoes in west end of back 4 acre field.
</p><p>- 13 Drove to the Glen after S.S. going to Jim Sharps for tea.
</p><p>- 14 Start to cultivate corn & mangels 1st time.
</p><p>- 15 Finished plowing Turnip ground.
</p><p>16 A fine rain last night took 9 hogs to the Glen avg 202 1/2 lbs @ 13 1/4c
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Sunday, April 26
</p><p>1920
</p><p>June 18th. Went to the S.S Convention at Branchton, on account of it being a wet day the crowd was not as large as usual but the speakers were fine. Miss Mabel Taggart of Toronto was the Prov. representitive.
</p><p>.. 19" Sowed the turnips in back 14 acre field.
</p><p>.. 22 .. Held our meeting of the Sunday School in the evening. Combined with a social evening consisting of a short programe with cake and ice cream afterwards.
</p><p>.. 23.. Started to thin mangels, a very heavy rain.
</p><p>" Started to cut sweet clover back of drive shed.
</p><p>Grandpa Lee came over and repaired the hay rack. Patched the kitchen roofs with shingles in forenoon. Drew in a load of sweet clover.
</p><p>.. 26 Went to S.S Picnic at Mohawk Park Brantford.
</p><p>.. 27 Went to Meth. Church, Paris and to Grandpa Lee's for dinner Clarence & Marie being down from Guelph for the day.
</p><p>. 28 Cut Lucerne on north hill a light crop.
</p><p>.. 29 Started to do road-work a heavy rain at night.
</p><p>.. 30 Cut Lucerne on centre east hill.
</p><p>July 1st Finished cutting Lucerne clover
</p><p>.. 2nd A very heavy thunder storm in the afternoon W. Kelmans had seven cattle killed with lightning
</p><p>.. 4th Will Millers came over after S.S for a little visit.
</p><p>.. 5 . Started to thin turnips a good catch.
</p><p>.. 6 .. Finished drawing in Lucerne hay 7 loads.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Monday, April 27
</p><p>1920
</p><p>July 13th Finished cutting hay in creek field.
</p><p>J 14.. Graded big hill which had been washed badly with the big storm on July 2nd.
</p><p>.. 15 .. Drew 6 loads of sweet clover to the barn for Mr Johnson getting 1 load for drawing and storing it.
</p><p>. 16 Finished drawing in hay off creek field 9 loads.
</p><p>.. 17 Drew in 3 1/2 loads of fine sweet clover off 3 acre field.
</p><p>.. 18 First Sunday of Union Services at St. Georgian Baptist Church as there was a very heavy rain the attendance was small.
</p><p>.. 19 Started to pick English cherries in forenoon.
</p><p>.. 20 Bessie & Angus Cornwell came up for a visit and to get some English cherries. Grandpas Lee came over and we started to shingle north shed.
</p><p>.. 21 Helped Hartleys to finish up their hay and drew a load for Johnson.
</p><p>. 22. Got the binder out and started to cut wheat.
</p><p>. 23 Finished shingling north shed. a showery day.
</p><p>.. 25 Went to Glen to church and S.S in the morning and we drove over to Will Millers after Sunday School.
</p><p>.. 26 Held Trustee meeting here in the evening.
</p><p>.. 27 Finished cutting wheat in 6 acre field a fair crop. Drove to Brantford in the evening.
</p><p>.. 28 Mr Buchanan, Don & I went up to help Miss Grier draw in hay in the afternoon. Uncle Jim and Aunt Lizzie came to spend the evening.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Tuesday, April 28
</p><p>1920
</p><p>July 29th. Started to draw in wheat but it turned wet in afternoon
</p><p>" 31st Hilled up the potatoes and put some bug - finish on them
</p><p>Aug 2 Finished drawing in wheat 8 loads of southeast field and
" . 6 loads of young orchard & 3 loads of rakings.
</p><p>.. 3 Started to cut mixed grain on top of north hill.
</p><p>.. 4 Grandpa & Grandma Lee and Uncle James came over for dinner.
</p><p>.. 5 Went to Brantford in the morning to get a new drive chain for binder.
</p><p>.. .. Helped W. McPherson to thresh in afternoon
</p><p>.. 7 Finished cutting mixed grain with binder
</p><p>.. 9 A fine rain after 3 n four days of very hot weather, went to town and stayed for dinner with Mr & Mrs W. E. Coates.
</p><p>.. 10 Put up and stretched wire fence between D. McPhersons and
</p><p>.. 11 Started to plow hogs back field for wheat.
</p><p>.. 12 Drew in 6 loads of loose mixed grain which we had to cut with the mower on account of the <s>mixed grain</s> sweet clover being so high and thick in it. 2 1/2 loads of sheaves. off centre east field
</p><p>. 13 A fine rain after a week of very hot weather.
</p><p>.. 14 Started to cut oats in afternoon, a very warm day.
</p><p>.. 15 Clarence Lee & family came for tea and a little visit
</p><p>.. 17 Earl & Ethel Hood with baby Edith & Ruth Depew came over for a visit with Grandma & Grandpa Lee.
</p><p>.. 18 Finished cutting oats in the morning and put the binder away.
</p><p>.. 19 Finished drawing in mixed grain 10 loads off north hill field. 1 1/2 loads of {illegible} oats off foot of hill C. East field. Helped Simons to thresh rye in the field.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Wednesday, April 29
</p><p>1920
</p><p>Aug 21st Started to cut Alfafa on north hill.
</p><p>22nd Maurguerite Gullen and Marion Crozier went home and Annie Williamson came for a visit.
</p><p>.. 25th Drew in 2 loads of Lucernie off north hill and went to U.F.O. Picnic at Fred Lucks flats in afternoon. Premier Dreery . H.C. Nixon and others spoke. the day was fine and there was a large crowd there. Mayme & Ivan & Ruth came for a few days
</p><p>.. 26th Finished drawing in Lucerne 1 1/2 loads off centre east field making 3 1/2 loads of very fine hay.
Aunt Edith made a birthday supper out on the lawn to celebrate Dons birthdays.
</p><p>.. 28 Finished harvest. 13 loads of oats off 10 acres in back 14 acre field and 1/2 of rakings.
</p><p>.. 29 . Will Millers came over for dinner and brought Miss Jackson over to help Edith for a while. Gordan Griercond came up for a little while, also Clarence Lee & family.
</p><p>.. 30 . Leone's third Birthday, Mayme with Ivan & Ruth & Don were here for supper but went home after supper.
</p><p>.. 31 . Dr Dutton came out with his car and we took Edith down to the Hospital at Brantford where our little son John Andrew was born.
</p><p>Sept 2nd Started to plow in creek field for wheat.
</p><p>" 4th Spent Sunday in Brantford, most of the day at the Hospital with Edith and the Baby. Went to Gullins for dinner.
</p><p>" 9 Went to Maggie Griers funeral in the afternoon.
A nice rain in the afternoon after a very dry spell.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Thursday, April 30
</p><p>1920
</p><p>Sept 12th Went to Meth. Church in the morning and to Brantford in the afternoon to visit Edith in the hospital. Had tea with Mr & Mrs Toby Moon.
</p><p>.. 14. Leone & I went to Brantford to bring Mother and Baby Brother home from the Hospital. Alva kindly came along with his car to bring us home.
</p><p>.. 13 .. Lillovette & Grandpa & Grandma Lee came over to help wash and can tomatoes for Edith.
</p><p>.. 16 Helped Mr Johnson to thresh in afternoon
</p><p>. 17 " Mr Hartley to thresh
</p><p>.. 18 Scott Bros came to thresh.
</p><p>.. 20.. Finished threshing at noon 1388 bus. from the machine. 600 of mixed grain. 275 bus of wheat & 513 of of Oats the oats were full of sweet clover seed
</p><p>.. 22 Sowed 7 acres of wheat in Creek field.
</p><p>..23rd Whitie had a white heifer calf
</p><p>.. 24 . Went to Paris Fair in the afternoon a fine day but very warm.
</p><p>.. 25 .. Finished plowing hogs back field. a very hot day.
</p><p>.. 26...Went to St.George S.S Rally in the morning and gave a talk on why we should win every member of the community to the S.S.
</p><p>..27. Drew a load of straw to the pig pen in the morning.
</p><p>" Helped W. McPherson to fill Silo in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 28 Finished sowing wheat in Hogs back field.
</p><p>. 30 Finished drawing out wheat 255 bus @ $2.40 per buc.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Friday, May 1
</p><p>1920
</p><p>Oct 1st A very dismal day with snow and rain which bent the corn badly.
</p><p>.. 2nd. Brought 9 young cattle home from the bush in forenoon and started plowing in back 14 acre field.
</p><p>..3rd Held our regular S.S. Rally in the afternoon. Mr J. Burke of St. George giving a fine talk.
</p><p>.. 4th Helped R. Aitkin to fill his silo in the afternoon Started to pick Hubbardson apples.
</p><p>.. 5 .. " J. Aitkin to fill his silo. Went to J. Roseburghs for apple bbls.
</p><p>... Started to cut corn in the afternoon. Went to Woolmans for a bbl of Pears
</p><p>. 6 . Helped Ryecrofts to fill his silo. Picked and packed apple
</p><p>.. 8 Helped Frank Reid to fill his silo.
</p><p>9 Helped R. Aitkin to thresh
</p><p>. 10 Went to Paris Plains S.S in the afternoon.
</p><p>. 11 S helped 6 bbls of apples and 1 of Pears to Uncle Will in Manitoba. A fine rain in the afternoon.
</p><p>. 12 Helped Hartey and Johnson to fill their silos.
</p><p>13 Finished cutting the corn using 5 1/4 balls of twine.
</p><p>.. 14 Firman Scott came to fill the silo. just enough corn to fill it and were through about 4 Oclock.
</p><p>..15 Don. Stanley Marguerite Gullen & Janice Hewitt came out for Thanksgiving Holidays and to help with the potatoes.
</p><p>..16 Helped Simons to fill their silo in forenoon.
</p><p>18. Helped Hendersons to fill their silo, which was the last for this year. Took the girls & boys down to Thanksgiving entertainment at the Methodist Church St.George.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Saturday, May 2
</p><p>1920
</p><p>Oct 21st. Finished digging potatoes about 1 1/2 acres about 180 bus.
</p><p>.. 24th. Tom & Jean with three little folks came down for the day. Mr & Mrs Rich bringing them in their car
</p><p>.. 27th Some very fine weather for a week or two, which I used as much as possible to get the apples picked
</p><p>.. 28th . Took about 10 bus of apples to Paris Station to get made into cider. (about 35 gal.) A very strong wind last night
</p><p>.. 29 .. Finished plowing oat stubble for corn.
</p><p>.. .. Started to pull mangels in back road field.
</p><p>.. 30 .. Don & Jack, Marguerete & Louise came up to gather nuts etc.
</p><p>Nov 1st A wet stormy day after a very fine October.
</p><p>.. 2nd Went to St George in the afternoon, and went with J. McNeilly to the Induction of our new Minister Rev. A. V. Patterson at the church of Bran<s>t</s>chton.
</p><p>.. 3rd Started to top and grub the turnips.
</p><p>.. 6th Mr & Mrs Salisbury of Hamilton brought Mr Grant up to stay for a few days to fix the Grandfather Clock
</p><p>.. 9 . Finished drawing in the turnips 24 double box loads. Helped Hendersons to thresh.
</p><p>.. 10 Started to plow corn stubble in back ten acre field.
</p><p>.. 11 Helped Rye crofts to thresh.
</p><p>.. 12&13 Stormy days with snow
</p><p>.. 14th Gordon Grierson and family brought Aunt Maggie Galbraith up for a visit.
</p><p>15th 16th Helped Watson McPheson to thresh.
</p><p>.. 16th Went to Angus Cornwells funeral at Langford, his death
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Sunday, May 3
</p><p>had come very suddenly, as he was caught in the gasoline engine being knocked unconscious and one leg torn off. It was a very large funeral.
</p><p>Nov 11th Quite a fall of snow last night and this morning nearly 5 inches
Bought 9 little pigs from Mr Johnson 5 weeks old for $45.00.
</p><p>.. 18th Finished of all threshing at Simons.
</p><p>.. 20 . Brought colts Sandy & Fred home from Sayles bush.
</p><p>.. 22 .. Started to plow M. South east field for oats.
</p><p>. 25 .. Went to Bazzar in Presbyterian Church St. George.
</p><p>.. 28 .. Maurgarite, Louie & Jack came up for the weekend.
</p><p>29 .. Drew up 2 loads of nails from fence along the road and saawed them up for wood.
</p><p>. 30 .. Hartley finished working for 8 mos.
</p><p>Dec 2nd A very fine day after a wet one yesterday. Went to Bessie Cornwells sale, which went off very well.
</p><p>.. 7th Finished plowing corn stubble etc in back ten acre field.
</p><p>.. 8 .. Went to Trustee Meeting at Watson McPhersons in evening.
</p><p>. 9 . Went to Mr James Moffats funeral in Galt in the afternoon
</p><p>.. 14 . Jim McDonald came to work for a week.
Start to dig post holes along the road
</p><p>.. 15 .. Went to Brantford & Echo place with a load of potatoes & apples
</p><p>.. 16 .. Went to Sunday School County Council Meeting in Brantford in Y.M.C.A Rev Mr Fletcher of Toronto gave two fine addresses. Rev C. R. Morrow who had been county sec. for many years found it necessary to resign. I was appointed President for the coming year.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Monday, May 4
</p><p>1920
</p><p>Dec 17th Went over to Moores at Blue Lake to spend the evening.
</p><p>.. 21st Drew up two loads of rails and sawed them
</p><p>.. 22nd Went to Xmas School Concert at McPhersons in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 23rd Jim McDonald went to Stratford for the car I bought at the sale. Went down at Bessie Cornwalls
</p><p>.. 25th We all went over to George Lees for Xmas Dinner
there was a well laden Xmas Tree of which the wee folks had a large share, we all enjoyed the day.
</p><p>..27th Went to Nomination Meeting at the Glen. Mr Hall was elected Reeve and he will all the council went in by acclamation
</p><p>.. 28 . Sold the geese to Chas.Meggs and took them to Paris 11 at 2.50 each
</p><p>.. 29 .. Red Heifer freshened. Went to annual School Meeting at McPhersons school
</p><p>.. 30 .. Some more snow fell which made the sleighing good
</p><p>.. 31 . Went to Brantford with the sleigh taking apples & potatoes
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Tuesday, May 5
</p><p>1921
</p><p>Jan 1st We all went up to Cousin Jim Lockies at Waterton for New Years Dinner, the day were very mild with some rain which took all our snow away again.
</p><p>.. 2nd Will Miller came over for dinner and S.S. bringing Josie Jackson with them who staid for a day or so.
</p><p>.. 3rd Opened the silo
</p><p>.. 7th Mr Johnson & Harley came over to help draw in the stack.
</p><p>.. 8 .. Went to Mr D. Grandince funeral in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 9 .. Took Andrew to Church in St. George for the first time. Mr Leckie of Sheffield preached a very fine sermon.
</p><p>.. 10.. Started to draw manure to back 14 acre field.
</p><p>11 .. Went to the bush with Mr Johnson and Hartley who started to cut some wood on shares. Went to congregational meeting in Presbyterian Church. St. George.
</p><p>.. 13 .. Drove to Paris and had dinner at Grampa & Grandma Lees. Went to U.F.O. Meeting at the Glen in the evening to hear Mr Morrison of Toronto give a lecture it was fine.
</p><p>.. 20 Helped Griers to kill two pigs in the afternoon.
</p><p>..27 Sold Zelma mare to Wm Howes of Paris for $57.50. Edith and Leone & Andrew went over to Moore's for a visit.
</p><p>.. 28 Rev Mr Patterson and Mr Burke of St. George came for tea.
</p><p>.. 30 Mr and Mrs Newton stayed after S.S. and spent the evening with us
</p><p>Feb 2nd. A cloudy a quite mild day.
</p><p>.. 3rd Black Holstein cow had a fine large heifer calf.
</p><p>.. 3 & 4 Was almost used up for a day or two with a cold and Grippe in the head.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Wednesday, May 6
</p><p>1921
</p><p>Feb 9th Mr Hartley and Mr Johnson helped to saw wood in afternoon
</p><p>.. 10 . Quite a heavy snowstorm nearly 6 inches of snow. Went to Sunday School Executive Meeting in Presby.church
</p><p>. 12 . Black cow had a little black & white heifer calf.
</p><p>.. 14 .. Bert Williamson came up for a week or two to help cut some wood. Went to Mr Kirbys sale in the afternoon
Went to U. F. O Meeting at the Glen in the evening. Roan Heifer had a red heifer calf
</p><p>.. 16 .. A very mild day taking all our snow away again
</p><p>. 17 .. Jim McDonald came back from Stratford for a few days. Holstien cow had a pair of twin calves
</p><p>.. 19 Went to Brantford taking apples and potatoes, had dinner at Echo Place
</p><p><s>.. 21 Went to S.S</s>
</p><p>.. 22 Drove over to Millers in the afternoon . (Oak Park Sale Day Echo Place and went to Lecture in Congregational Church. Paris on the book "Silas Marner" by Rev Capt. Martin of Brantford
</p><p>.. 21 Went to St. George to Trustee meeting to arrange for Sale and School Fair
Went to Newtons in the evening to S.S Meeting.
</p><p>.. 23 A nice fall of snow last night which made fair sleigh for the week
</p><p>.. 24 Cleaned Oats all day to get sweet clover seed out of them
</p><p>.. 25 Took sweet clover up to R. Robertsons to get {illegible} over 9 bus.
</p><p>.. 26 A very stormy day. which drifted from the east.
</p><p>.. 28 Jim McDonald went to Galt to work for the summer
Edith & I went to an Oyster Supper at Grandpa Lees in honor of Ira and Ella Cline.
</p><p>Mar 1st. Bought a Gaurdian Fire Extinguisher for $35.00
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Thursday, May 7
</p><p>Mar 2nd. A very mild day which took all our snow away. Took clover seed gasoline engine home to Orval Turnbells.
</p><p>.. 3rd Went to Ambrose Simons sale in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 5th Bert. W. came back and we spend the last day cutting wood
</p><p>. 8 .. Drove to Paris & went to George Lees for dinner, a very heavy rain near night, making the roads very heavy.
</p><p>.. 9 . Went to D. Jacks sale, a very nice day and a good sale.
</p><p>.. 11.. Mayme, Don and the two little folks came up from Brantford
</p><p>.. 14 .. Drove to Brantford to get some supplies for engine & chopper.
</p><p>.. 16. Went to George Olivers sale near St. George and Edith and the little folks went to Newtons for the day.
</p><p>.. 18 .. Sowed sweet clover on the wheat fields in the forenoon.
</p><p>19 . Drew manure and made to hot bed, also made a split log drag and used it on the sideroad.
</p><p>20 Mr & Mrs Cunningham and children came up for S.S and stayed for tea. A very warm rain last night.
</p><p>21 Started to saw wood in the afternoon
</p><p>22 Went to Brantford in afternoon to get repairs for engine
</p><p>23 Finished sawing wood in the afternoon about 20 loads.
</p><p>24 Marguerite, Louise & Don came up for Easter Holidays.
</p><p>25 Easter Good Friday, went to Social evening at Sarah Scotts in connection with the S.S a fine night.
</p><p>27 Easter Sunday and we drove to Methodist Church in Paris
Quite a heavy rain after a very warm week.
</p><p>28 A hard frost last night, cleaned up seed grain.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Friday, May 8
</p><p>1921
</p><p>Apr 2nd. Went to County S.S Executive Meeting in Brantford Y.M.C.A
Mr Wm Simons funeral in the afternoon
</p><p>.. 4th Herb Cunningham came and we took the car out for the first time, as the weather was fine Herb stayed for a few days and helped to cultivate.
</p><p>7 . Sowed Oat A in field next Hartleys barn (south east field)
</p><p>.. 8 .. A fine warm rain after a very warm week.
</p><p>..15. Took a load of potatoes to Brantford in the car and brought Louise & Don home with us.
</p><p>9. Bob Brown came for a load of potatoes & took a load to Simmons
</p><p>11.. The S.S. got up a Surprise party for Ellene Johnson to help celebrate her birthday and also to show her that we have appreciated her kind and willing services as organist and Sec. of our S.S for many years. She was presented with a set of dishes 1/2 doz. each of knives. forks & spoons. "Louvain pattern"
about 40 people of the community were present and a very pleasant evening was spent in games, music etc,.
</p><p>12 Hartley Johnson came over to drive a team for a few days at the seeding.
</p><p>(15th) Went to Brantford with car. Louis came home with me
</p><p>14 Sowed mixed grain in back ten acre field a heavy rain at night
</p><p>.. 16 The rain turned to snow and nearly six inches fell.
</p><p>.. 18 Took fat cattle to Brantford 2 cows and 4 young cattle having sold them to Fr. Birkett. Went to the Glen in afternoon to vote on Referendum which carried by about 175:000 votes in the Province a fine day.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Saturday, May 9
</p><p>Apr 19th Helped Hendersons to saw wood in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 20 . Took Engine over and helped Mr Johnson saw wood
</p><p>.. 23 Marguirete and Don came up for a day or two.
</p><p>. 28 Sowed mixed grain & No.3 oats in young orchard. Helped Watson McPherson in afternoon with raising shed.
</p><p>.. 29 Cultivated root-ground in 14 acre field.
</p><p>.. 31 Drew 2 loads of straw from Hartleys in afternoon.
</p><p>May 1st A very fine day. Took the Topic at Y.P.C.E, at St. George in evening.
</p><p>. 3rd Went to the Glen in forenoon for seed corn. Helped Mr Hartley to cultivate in afternoon.
</p><p>. 4th Plowed the garden and planted early potatoes.
</p><p>.. 5th Went to Brantford Echo Place and Langford going to Bessie Cornwells for dinner and the afternoon. Roan cow had a fine little roan calf.
</p><p>.. 6 .. Plowed mangel ground and rolled it.
</p><p>.. 8 . Jennie & Elwin Stewart and family came out for the afternoon
</p><p>.. 9 .. Cyril Stewart came out to help for a while and herd cows. Started to draw out manure with spreader.
</p><p>.. 12 .. Took 8 young cattle down to Hartleys bush.
</p><p>.. 13.. Took 2 calfs over to Sayles bush for the summer.
</p><p>.. 14 .. Jim McDonald came down for the weekend.
</p><p>.. 15 . Drove to Ayr after Sunday School, stoping at J. Dalzells for tea
</p><p>.. 16 .. Went to Meeting of Programe Committee at Meth. Church. St. George
</p><p>.. 17 .. Finished drawing out manure for corn and sowed the mangels.
</p><p>. 18 . Started to plow corn ground in 14 acre field
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Sunday, May 10
</p><p>1921
</p><p>May 19th Took a load of 10 pigs to Pork Factory at Brantford.
Went to Galt in afternoon to celebrate Edith's Birthday
</p><p>.. 21st Went to Paris at night to meet Sister Nellie who came for a visit
</p><p>.. 22nd Went to church in the morning and to Morley Howells for dinner
A very fine rain at night which was much needed.
</p><p>.. 24th Went to Sharp Reunion at Uncle Tom's, about 40 present. The day was somewhat dull but we had a fine time.
</p><p>.. 25 Finished plowing for corn in back field
</p><p>.. 28 .. Finished sowing corn about 8 1/2 acres in 14 acre field, sowed 1 bus corn at Wisconson No 7. Early Teaming & Golden Glow.
</p><p>June 5th. Geo Millers came over to spend Sunday with us.
</p><p>. 7 .. Started to plant potatoes, plowing down a crop of sweet clover
</p><p>.. 9 .. Went to North Brant S.S. Convention at Cainsville in the afternoon
Edith and the children going to Evea McCrea's and I to Gullens for dinner, Jennie Stewart came out and helped Cyril with the milking
</p><p>10 .. Finished planting potatoes nearly 2 acres. 3 1/3 rows of I. Cobblers on West side. 1/3 sow of Dakota Reds and 1 1/3 sow of New Ontario seed 1920 the balance in Green Mountains.
</p><p>.. 11 .. John McKnights of Toronto called for a little while and Will Breen and family of Ingersoll came for a little visit. a heavy rain after dinner
</p><p>.. 12 .. Mr & Mrs A. Wilson of Paris came over for a little visit.
</p><p>.. 13 .. Finished drawing manure to turnip ground.
</p><p>.. 14 . Finished plowing turnip ground. Miss Preston the Womans Institute delegate stayed with us over night.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Monday, May 11
</p><p>June 15th Went to our S.S Convention at St. George, meeting Rev Mr Fletcher at the car and taking him down with me, the day was fine and the Convention was a real success.
</p><p>. 16 Sowed turnips about 3 acres in West side of 14 acre field.
</p><p>. 18 Dolly & Bessie came out to stay the weekend with us.
</p><p>. 19 . I'm taking the Girls home we drove around by Clarence Lees and took tea with them, a very nice night & drive
</p><p>.. 20 .. Finished cultivating corn 1st time. S.S Business Meeting (yearly) and Social Evening, Ice Cream etc.
</p><p>' 21 . Started to do road work on the side-road. drawing cinders from the Lake, a very hot day.
</p><p>.. 22. Went to Maggie Sharps Wedding in the afternoon which was at 3 O'clock. There were nearly 60 present.
</p><p>.. 23 Drew cinders and repaired hill on the lane by the barn.
</p><p>. 24 . Started to cut lucerne & Sweet Clover on North hill.
</p><p>. 25 .. Went to S.S Picnic, going in Autos to Victoria Park. Galt.
</p><p>.. 26 .. Went over to Will Millers for a little while in the evening.
</p><p>. 27 . Cultivated mangels 2nd Time, Tom Reynolds came to work in the afternoon
</p><p>.. 28 . A heavy rain last night, Finished putting in Kitchen Drain.
</p><p>.. 30 . Started to draw in hay off north hill. 5 loads of Lucerne & 5 of Sweet Clover
</p><p>July 3rd Grandma Little and Greirsons came up for the evening
</p><p>11th. Insured with the Western Farmers Weather Insurance Co. the Buildings & Contents for $2.000. at the rate of $2.00 per m. for 3 yrs. Finished cultivating corn the second time.
</p><p>.. 5th Elywn & Jennie Stewart came out for a few days.
Don came out in the evening for the holidays.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Tuesday, May 12
</p><p>1921
</p><p>July 6th Went to Aunt Marguret Greens Funeral in the afternoon about 100° in the shade after over two weeks of very hot weather.
</p><p>.. 7 . Finished drawing in hay off north field. 28 loads & 6 off 3 acre field. 1 load of rakings
</p><p>.. 8 . Finished cutting hay in the morning and drew in a load of rakings, and a heavy but welcome rain about noon, raining nearly all afternoon which came after 3 weeks of extremely hot weather. which was exceptionaly good for the corn.
Margurete, Louis & Annie Hewitt came up for a few days.
</p><p>.. 9 Repaired the binder. raining all afternoon.
</p><p>.. 10 Went to Woodstock in the morning, and as it rained nearly all afternoon we did not come back until Monday.
</p><p>.. 11 . Finished drawing in hay 2 loads Lucerne off corner next Hartleys barn
Making 36 loads of hay in all.
</p><p>.. 12 Brought 3 young cattle home from Armstrongs
</p><p>.. .. Started to cut wheat in creek field.
</p><p>.. 14 Finished cutting wheat in Hogs back field
Mayme & 2 little folks and Agnes Crogier came up from Brantford.
</p><p>. 15 Cultivated Potatoes 1st time and went through turnips with discs
</p><p>.. 16 Josie Jackson came down from Galt for the weekend.
</p><p>. 17 Baptismal Services @ St.George and took Andrew to be Baptized
</p>
<pre>the day was fine, called at Millers a little while in the evening.
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<p>.. 18 Started to cut mixed grain in back ten acre field
</p><p>.. 19 A fine rain last night and this morning
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Wednesday, May 13
</p><p>July 21st Finished cutting mixed grain & early oats in young orchard. Tom Reynolds finished hoeing turnips. Went to school meeting in the evening.
</p><p>.. 22nd Finished drawing in wheat 9 1/2 loads off creek field and 5 loads of sheaves & 1 1/2 loads of loose off hogsback field.
</p><p>.. 23rd Cultivated potatoes 2nd time, Mrs Hewill. & Louise came up.
</p><p>.. 24 We all went to Brantford in the car to take Hewitts home
</p><p>.. 25 Started to cut oats in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 27th Finished cutting oats and put the binder away.
</p><p>.. 29 .. Finshed drawing in mixed grain 6 1/2 loads off back 10 acre field & 3 loads off half of young orchard. Helped W. Mc Pherson to thresh.
</p><p>.. 30 .. Cut weeds around the fences and along thread with the mowing
</p><p>.. 31 .. Went to Paris church in the monring and to Grandpa Lee for Dinner, Mary Love came home with us for a visit.
</p><p>Aug 1st.. Went to Brantford in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 2nd.. Grandpa & Grandma Lee over with Aunt Ella for the day and Grandpa finished painting and graining 11 chairs & drawers and bookcases. started to plow for fall wheat in 10 acre field.
</p><p>.. 3rd Helped Hartleye to draw in oats.
</p><p>.. 4th Hartleys helped us to draw in oats
</p><p>..5 .. Finished drawing in oats 11 loads of No 72 of south east field and 2 1/2 loads of No 3 Oats off young orchard over 2 loads of rakings
</p><p>..7 .. Went over to W. Miller for tea, it being Jims Birthday
</p><p>.. 8.. T. Reynolds finishing hoeing the turnips, mangels & potatoes. Went to Brantford in the afternoon.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Thursday, May 14
</p><p>1921
</p><p>Aug 10th Helped Simons to thresh rye in the field.
Mrs Reynolds & the girls came down for a couple of days.
</p><p>.. 11 .. Womens Institute Meeting held here in the afternoon
</p><p>.. 12 . Scotts came to thresh 1/2 day 158 oats & 148 bus of wheat.
Helped Johnsons to thresh in the afternoon
</p><p>.. 14 Went to the Glen to church and called on Rev. Mr & Mrs Patterson who were camping up there. A fine rain last night
</p><p>.. 15 Helped R. Aitkin to thresh. Went to Dentists in afternoon.
</p><p>.. 17 .. Finished plowing back ten acre field for wheat.
</p><p>.. 19 . Picked Green gage plums, a heavy crop.
</p><p>.. 23 .. Finished plow 3 acre field of sod for wheat, (Started to feed green corn to cows..
</p><p>.. 24 . Went to Farmers Picnic at Lucks flats a fine day and a great crowd about 3 or 4 thousand people there.
</p><p>.. 25 Mayme and children came up for a few days from Brantford
</p><p>. 25 <s>Started</s> Took 9 young cattle back to the bush.
</p><p>26 Started to plow clover sod in centre east field very dry
</p><p>. 25 Went with W.McPherson & J.Aitkin to judge school childrens plots
</p><p>.. 29 . A heavy but very fine rain (over 2 in's) which was badly needed
</p><p>.. 30 . Leone's Birthday, her mother giving a Cradle Roll Picnic.
Grandpa & Grandpa Lee, Aunt Lillovette & family coming over
Went to young Peoples Meeting at Mrs Collins in the evening.
</p><p>.. 31 Andrews Birthday a very fine day.
</p><p>Sept 1st. Mayme and 3 children & Edith, Leone, Andrew & I went to Woodstock calling on Nelson Franklins in the afternoon. went to Ingersoll in the evening staying all night at Breens and going to St. Marys.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Friday, May 15
</p><p>Sept 2nd. for dinner (at Galbraiths) and back to Woodstock by way of Stratford
</p><p>.. and after having tea at Jeans, left for home arriving about 9.30.p.m.
</p><p>.. 3rd Finished threshing at Ryecrofts and Hendersons. a fine rain at night.
</p><p>. 4th Mayme and little folks went home in the evening.
</p><p>.. 5 . Went to Brantford at night taking Louise, Marguerite & Dan & me.
</p><p>.. 6 . Went to Will McKeagies funeral in the afternoon
</p><p>.. 10 . Finished plowing wheat ground in centre east field
</p><p>. 11 .. Went to church in Paris and to Grandpa Lee's for dinner, took Jean Love home.
having been visiting with us for a few days. a fine rain last night.
</p><p>. 13 Finished sowing wheat in back 10 acres and 3 acre field field.
</p><p>.. 14 Went over to Clarance Lees in the afternoon to help fill silo
</p><p>. 15 Helped Watson McPherson to fill his silo
</p><p>.. 16 Went to Ryecrofts to help fill the silo
</p><p>.. 18 Helped Frank Reed to fill silo.
</p><p>. 20 .. Started to cut corn in back field
</p><p>. 21 Tom Reynolds went to Hendersons silo filling for me.
</p><p>. 22 . Hartleys and Johnsons silo filling, and they started here about 11 O.clock on Fri. and finished about 10 O. clock on Sat the 24th
The silo was heaped up about 2 ft with boards and covers, the fullest we had ever had it, with 2 acres of corn (well eared) leftover
</p><p>.25th Our Rally Day at S.S. Rev. Mr Adams of Paris gave a very fine talk, using a Watch as an illustration and 3 P's in a Pod.
</p><p>.. 26 Finished sowing wheat about 7 acres, sowing 1/4 acre plot of Imperial Amber and about 7 bus of Imp.Amber that I bought from Mr Wm Osborne on the Brantford Road.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Saturday, May 16
</p><p>1921
</p><p>Sept 28th Finished cutting clover for seed, short but well filled.
</p><p>.. 29 . Helped Simons to fill their silo. White sow had 6 little pigs
</p><p>. 30 .. A heavy rain in the morning, but the sun came out occasionally in the afternoon and although cool yet there was a good crowd at Paris Show and a real good show.
</p><p>Oct 1st. Finished filling silos for the year, at Simons in the forenoon.
</p><p>.. 2nd Mr & Mrs Morley Howell came over for S.S. and stayed for tea
</p><p>.. 3rd Helped W. Mc. Pherson to thresh.
</p><p>.. 5th Edith went up to help Mrs Robertson for the day.
</p><p>.. 6 .. Drew in clover seed 3 loads. T. Reynolds came to shock up corn
</p><p>.. 7 .. Started to rain last night and rained almost steady for 24 hrs
</p><p>.. 8 .. Went to Paris & Brantford with the car, going to Echo Place for dinner
</p><p>.. 9 .. Visited Presbyterian S.S. in Paris in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 10 .. Started to plow out corn stubble.
</p><p>. 11 .. A heavy rain at noon, started to pick apples in the afternoon
</p><p>. 12 .. Went to Hartleys to thresh.
</p><p>. 13 .. Finished our fall threshing 756 bus in all, making over 1,000 for the year
the wheat running about 22 bus per acre.
</p><p>.. 15 .. Annie Hewitt & 4 Gullens came up last night and we started to dig the potatoes, getting in three loads.
</p><p>16 .. Gordon Griersons & Grandma Little came up for tea.
</p><p>17 .. Finished the threshings for the year at Simons. Edith and the little folks went over to Clarences for a few days
</p><p>.. 18 . Helped R. Aitkins to dig potatoes for 1 1/2 days.
</p><p>19 Ollie Mealing came up to help with potatoes
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</p><p>Sunday, May 17
</p><p>Oct 22. Finished digging potoes 7 double loads off a little less than 2 acres.
</p><p>.. 23 Went to Paris Church in the morning to Harvest Home service
</p><p>. 24 .. Finished drawing in mangels 4 loads
Went to McCombs for a load of Oats 27 bags, being my share of 1/3 from the fields at the bush.
Went to Rev. S.S. Executive Meeting in Brantford in the evening.
</p><p>. 25 Went to Prov. S.S. Convention at Wellington St. Meth. Church Brantford. Went to Gullens at Echo Place for supper, and back to hear Dr Marion Lawrence in the evening. Edith stayed in Brantford for the three days, but I came home each night and went back for the afternoon and evening sessions. It was a great Convention and an overflow Meeting was held each evening.
</p><p>.. 29 . Tom Reynolds topped the turnips with the hoe.
</p><p>.. 31 . Held a Halloween Social here in the evening, there were about 60 present and all had a good time. the costumes were many and varied. R. Robertson taking the prize for the man as Hard times and Louise Hewitt for the ladies as Charlie Chaplin, after the programe & lunch, the lights were turned low and the evening closed with old folk songs
</p><p>Nov 1 & 2nd. Drew wheat to Paris at 95 cents per bus.
</p><p>" Andrew started to walk at 14 mos. old.
</p><p>.. 7th Drew in the last load of turnips, making 16 loads in all
</p><p>. . Took celery, dalhia & gladalia bulbs into the cellar and finished picked the Spy apples.
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</p><p>Monday, May 18
</p><p>1921
</p><p>Nov 7th Thanksgiving Day, and as Dm. Jack Marguerite G. & Louie & Annie Hewitt were here we all went over to Grandpa and Grandma Lee for Supper.
</p><p>.. 8 .. Started to snow about noon and snowed steady for over a day, there being over 6 inches of snow.
</p><p>. 9 Brought young cattle home from Hartleys bush.
</p><p>.. 10 .. Took a load of potatoes to Brantford with the slay.
</p><p>.. 14 .. Took the Engine & Saw over to Johnsons to saw wood.
</p><p>.. 15 . Started to cut corn stalks with the engine.
</p><p>.. 16 . Started to plow in creek field for oats.
</p><p>. 22 .. Edith and the little folks went over to Moores for tea.
</p><p>. 23 . Rain turning to snow & ice at night.
</p><p>.. 24 .. Started to draw turnips to the Glen @ 20¢.
</p><p>.. 25 .. Went to Presbytry Meeting at Paris in the afternoon and evening. Rev. Dr Gordon "Ralph Connor" spoke at both Meetings
</p><p>.. 29 .. Went to Miss Griers to get 6 shoots about 150 {illegible} each.
</p><p>.. 30 . A very fine mild day, like Indian Summer.
</p><p>Dec 1st. A fine Indian Summer Day, Mr Hartley helped to plow.
</p><p>.. 2nd. Finished plowing back 14 acre field.
</p><p>.. 5th Snow storm last night with ice.
</p><p>.. 7th Brought calfs home from Sayles bush.
</p><p>. 8 . Started to draw turnips to the Glen (very slippery)
</p><p>. 13 . Took a load of potatoes to Brantford selling them privately at $9.00 per bag.
</p><p>. 15 Went to St. George in forenoon to pay taxes. $118.85 Insur. $11.00
</p><p>.. 19 Took potatoes to Paris, also 6 geese to Roy Meggs for $14.00.
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</p><p>Tuesday, May 19
</p><p>1921.
</p><p>Dec 21st. Went to School Concert at McPhersons School in the evening.
</p><p>. 23rd Went to Brantford with potatoes and to do Xmas shopping.
</p><p>. 25th Went to Clarence Lee's where the Lee's held their annual Xmas dinner, it was a very nice day, about 30 being present, the day was enjoyed by all and especially by the Kiddies, Santa being very good to them
</p><p>28th Went to annual School Meeting
</p><p>.. 30th Dr. Faskin came out in the morning and we dehorned the cattle.
</p><p>.. 31st A good year in this section of Ont. for which we have much to be thankful.
</p><p>1922. Jan 1st. Went to annual Rally of the Paris S.S. in the afternoon.
</p><p>Jan. 2nd. As New Years day came on Sunday this year we celebrated on Monday, having Mr & Mrs Reynolds and family. Will Millers and Josie Jackson for the day.
</p><p>.. 3rd Went to Brantford with a load of pigs.
</p><p>.. 5th Drove to Paris and took the St.car to Brantford to attend County Council S.S. Executive Meeting. a good meeting with a fair attendance. I was elected President of the Association for the 2nd year.
Went to Presentation at Blue Lake to Mr & Mrs John Moore it sure a very pleasant evening, they were presented with an electric lamp. We were very sorry to hear of the death of Rev. Mrs McRae of Glen-Morris.
</p><p>. 8th Edith and I drove to Ajax taking Miss Watson along with us and going to her home for dinner which we enjoyed very much. afterwards going to their annual S.S. Rally where I had been invited to speak, as also the Press of Oxford and Waterloo Counties the Methodist Church was crowded. Went of J. Dalzells for tea.
</p><p>.. 10th. Aunt Joan Miller came for a visit. Dave were glad to see her.
</p><p>. 11th Went to Township S.S. Executive Meeting in the Meth. Church (in the afternoon) St. George
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>140
</p><p>Wednesday, May 20
</p><p>1922
</p><p>Jan 11th. Drove Aunt Jean up to Kelmans in the evening where R. McDonald. Miss Chadwick and myself took the affirative side aginst J. Aitkin. Edith Miller & J. Kelman the Debate was Resolved that the Senate should be abolished
the negative side won.
</p><p>.. 17 .. Went to annual congregational Meeting of our church in the evening. a good turnout.
</p><p>.. 18th Helped Griers to kills pigs in the afternoon
</p><p>. 19 .. Finished drawing out turnips about 460 bus.
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
Feb 1st Went to T. Burt to bring clover huller for F. Scott.
</p><p>.. 2nd. Threshed clover seed in the forenoon. 5 bus off 3 loads.
</p><p>.. 3rd Went to <s>Prepatory</s> Preparatory Service. Capt Oakes gave a fine talk
</p><p>.. 4th Josie Jackson came down from Galt for a visit. . 5 .. Went to Communion Service at Presbyterian church St. George
</p><p>. 8 . Went to Alvah Lees in the evening to plan for the Golden Wedding
</p><p>.. 9 .. Took 24 bags of potatoes to T.E. Ryersons Brantford @ $1.50 per bag.
</p><p>.. 10 . Spent the afternoon taking subscriptions for Presby. Church.
.. Went to Kitchens School at night, having been asked to judge on a Debate.
</p><p>.. 12 A very stormy Sunday.
</p><p>. 14 Grandpa and Grandma Lees Golden Wedding Day.
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</p><p>Thursday, May 21
</p><p>1922
</p><p>Feb 15th Went to Mr & Mrs Congos for tea and to spend the evening.
</p><p>. 16 . Mamie & Jim Sharp came down for dinner and to spend the afternoon
</p><p>.. 18 Finished drawing in cornstalks from the field, the corn was well eared and yielded about 2 1/2 bus per shock on about 130 or 40 in all. saved about 3 bus of the best for seed.
</p><p>. 30 Dark Holstien had a heifer calf.
</p><p>. 21 Rained with just enough frost to make it freeze to the trees, telephone wires etc, the worst icestorm we have ever had. breaking the old orchards very baadly as well as trees every where and putting telephone wires & poles in very bad shape.
</p><p>. 23 .. Were invited to Geo. E. Taylors for the evening but owing to the ice we could not go, Took Prince to Hartleys to get shoed
</p><p>. 25 Light holstien cow had a dark blueish calf.
</p><p>Mar 1st. Not a bad day for the first of March fairly cold but not stormy
</p><p>. 3rd Went to Oratorial Contest at the Glen where I had been asked to help judge
</p><p>.. 7th We all drove to Paris in the morning and I took the train to Woodstock
went to Croziers for dinner and attended Presbytery Meeting in the afternoon
</p><p>. 8 .. Went to Weirs sale, it being the second day of it, the roads were getting very bad.
</p><p>. The telephone men repaired our line and stayed here for dinner.
</p><p>.. 12. Dr. Dunton came out to see Edith after a tumble at front of cellar steps.
</p><p>.. 13 Beatrice Ryecroft came to help.
</p>
<pre> 14th Went to H. Clarke for a roan heifer calf.
</pre>
<p>. 15 Took engine & saw to Hartleys to cut wood.
</p><p>14 & 17 Drew 2 laods of hay to Paris to Knill & Gourby & Mr. Gray.
</p><p>. 21 Sowed clover seed in back 10 acre field, a fall of snow on the ground.
</p><p>.. 22 Hitched up colts Fred & Sandy to the sleigh for the first time.
</p><p>.. 23 Cut trees and broken limbs along the road in back field.
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</p><p>Friday, May 22
</p><p>1922
</p><p>Mar 25th Burned bush in afternoon cleaning up around the house and orchard.
</p><p>.. 27 .. Sold Freddie (a 3 yr. old colt) to Watson McPherson for $140.00
</p><p>.. 28 .. Finished cleaning seed grain and sweet clover out of oats (2 bags)
</p><p>.. 29 . A fine day, stretched fence from the creek to the road gate.
</p><p>.. 30 .. Took a load of 6 pigs to Brantford 1210 lbs at less than 6 mos. old
</p><p>.. 31 .. Woke up last night with La Grippe and a very sore finger which proved to be blood poison. The trees were all loaded down with ice again which proved as bad and worse in some places on account of the wind, which broke off large telephone poles by the 1/2 mile in places
</p><p>Apr 1st Turned out to be a very nice day after Marchs closing storm
</p><p>.. 3rd Tom drew up the manure for the hot-bed & we made it up. Pollyanna had a black & white heifer calf. Trimmed grapes.
</p><p>.. 5th Jim Duncan of Brantford droped in for dinner and a little visit
</p><p>.. 6 . Sowed Tomato. Lettuce & Aster seed in the hot-bed.
</p><p>.. 7 .. Drew in remainder of straw stack. Mr & Mrs Lee came over for dinner
</p><p>.. 8 .. Sowed Sweet Clover on wheat ground & seeded 4 acres at the bush, with Sweet clover Red C. & Alsike and Timothy about 10 bus per acre
</p><p>.. 10 .. A very warm spring day, took the car out for the first time. going to town and to Will Millers for tea.
</p><p>.. 11 .. A splendid rain last night and nearly all forenoon took.
3 cattle to the Glen to C.E. Meggs.
</p><p>.. 13.. Finished sawing our wood in the forenoon and sawed Johnsons in the afternoon.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Saturday, May 23
</p><p>1922
</p><p>Apr 14th Reseeded hog-back field with sweet clover. Geroge Lee's came over and stayed for "Good Friday" Marguerite & Louise came up
</p><p>.. 15 .. Went to Co. S.S. executive meeting in Brantford.
</p><p>.. 16.. A very nice day for Easter Sunday. Took the car to church first time
</p><p>.. 18.. Jim Stanley & Willie Mealing came up for a few days. Went to McKenzie's sale in afternoon.
</p><p>.. 19 .. Burned brush in the orchard and in the back field.
</p><p>.. 20. . A cold windy day, went to the Glen in the morning for salt and to Grandma's in the afternoon for 14 bus of seed barley @ $1.00 per bus.
</p><p>.. 21.. Started to cultivate in the afternoon.
</p><p>.. 24 T. Reynolds came and we started to work on the land
</p><p>.. 28.. Sowed oats in creek field. Started Sandy colt to work.
</p><p>.. 29. Finished sowing mixed grain in back 14 acre field.
</p><p>May 1st. Sold 5 young cattle to P.E Meggs and took them to the Glen went to S. Trustee meeting at the Glen in the evening.
</p><p>.. 2nd Helped Mr Hartley cultivate in the afternoon
</p><p>.. 3rd Finished rolling spring grain
</p><p>May 1st. 18 R. I. Red chickens hatched
</p><p>4th Plowed the garden and planted early potatoes etc.
</p><p>.. 5.. Took Edith to Brantford Hospital in the morning were our little son "James Adam" was born. Weight 8 3/4 lbs.
</p><p>.. 6 .. Repaired the Gaurd at Culvert on Blue Lake creek.
</p><p>.. 7.. Went to St. George to church in the morning when Mr Bruce of Ayr. preached to the children, and to Brantford hospital in the afternoon to see Edith and the Baby.
</p><p>.. 8.. White sow had 8 little black and white pigs.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1922.
</p><p>May 8th. Went to S.S. Executive & Programe Com. meeting at the Glen in the evening
</p><p>- 9 - Went to St. George in the afternoon to see the council about the road, and we motored to Brantford at night.
</p><p>- 10 - Gave mangel - ground a second coat of manure
</p><p>- 11 - Plowed mangel ground.
</p><p>- 12 - Started to plow for corn
</p><p>- 14 - Mothers Day, went to church in St. George to Sister Belles for dinner and to the Hospital in the afternoon
</p><p>- 17 - We all went down to Brantford and brought Edith & the baby home from the Hospital. Ollie Mealing came up to herd the cows
</p><p>- 15th Telephone repaired after having been out of commission since the big ice storm in the end of the month
</p><p>- 20 - Turned cows to pasture field
</p><p>- 22nd Sowed Sugar {mangels?} about {seven?} acre, also peads, beets, etc
</p><p>- 23 Finished manuring corn ground in south East field
</p><p>- 24 Went to Sharp Reunion at the Glen in afternoon, a fine day.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1925
</p><p>January was a very steady month, about 12 inches of snowfall and it was spendid sleighing since before Christmas, several times the thermomitor dropped below zero but scarcely a day that it thawed at all. Spent nearly all the month back at the bush cutting wood, taking Leone to school in the morning. Don came back after dinner with the team and we brought a load of wood <s>at</s> home each night. Drawing out manure and odd jobs on Saturday. February started cold, but soon became milder thawing so much about the middle of the month that it spoiled our good sleighing. Attended Annual Fire Assurance Metting in Galt and Edith and the boys visited at Duncan Millers. And on the 13th went to Will Millers for dinner and to Uncle Andrews for tea. March came in very nicely, with a fall of snow which made a few days sleighing again, in the evening of
</p><p>March 2nd. Edith & I took a sleigh load and went to a shower at Mr & Mrs A.E. Lemmingtom for Alice Lynns. Spend the first weel in Mar. cleaning papering and painting the setting room
</p><p>Mar 5th Spend the evening with Mr & Mrs Allan Perley
</p><p>- 10 - Tapped the maple trees at the bush (about 55) and started to trim the apple trees
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1923
</p><p>April 1st. Vernon Shepard went home after working for us all winter
</p><p>2nd Henry WIlliamson came out for the Easter holidays and Bert came out for a load of wood
</p><p>- 5th A very wet day. Husked corn in the afternoon, the Rawleigh man came
</p><p>- 6 - Went to Brantford taking the car from Paris. Don came up with me
</p><p>- 7 Milton Lee came out and the boys went back to the bush to gather the sap
</p><p>- 9 - Sowed 1 1/2 bus of Red Clover Seed on back 14 acre field.
</p><p>- 18 - Finished drawing in corn stalks from the field
</p><p>- 20 - Went to the bush and brought home the sap pails after having made about 6 gals of syrup
</p><p>- 21 Mike Sakolskie came to work for 8 mos
</p><p>- 23 Started to roll meadows and to cultivate
</p><p>25 Took the car to town for the first time. Edith went to Clarences
</p><p>- 28 - Grandmaa Lee died after a lingering sickness of two mos or more
</p><p>- 28 - Finished sowing oats in north hill field
</p><p>- 30 - Went to Grandma Lee's Funeral, a wet cold day.
</p><p>May 2nd Finished sowing mixed grain in south east corner field
</p><p>- 4 - Went to Brantford and Echo place with the car
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1925
</p><p>Mar 12<u>th</u> Womens Institute was held here, a very nice day
</p><p>- 18th Went to a House-warming for Will & Alice McCloud. it was a very pleasant evening but turned very wet
</p><p>- 29 - Finished sawing wood. a fine big pile,
</p><p>- 25 - Sawed Hartleys wood in the afternoon.
</p><p>- 27 - Went to the bush to gather the sap-pails after a splendid run having made over 10 gals of syrup
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Cash Account
</p><p>Sunday, July 19
</p><p>1914 Brought Forward
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>May 23rd.</td>
<td>Sold 2 yearling & 2, 2 yr old heifers (3060 lbs)</td>
<td></td>
<td>215.11</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Meat 25c Fish 25c Groceries 66c bananas 25c</td>
<td>1.41</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>8 dy eggs @ 20c 1.60 setting of eggs</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.85</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Bert $50.00 nickie $12.00 10 yds metting 50c lump block 23</td>
<td>62.55</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>750 lbs of oat chops @ $150 $11.25 28 bags of grain chop 48c</td>
<td>11.73</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid Dr. Fasken vetrinary Bill</td>
<td>3.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Weighing cattle 20c. Co 15c camphor balls 5c</td>
<td>.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 25th</td>
<td>1 1/2 bus wheat 1.30 2 bus apples $1.00 to W.Gibson</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.30</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>2 qts cream 50c milk 25c apple 15c</td>
<td></td>
<td>.92</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 26th</td>
<td>Mother $5.00 1 granite source pen 15c 1 coffee pot 15.9 fruit 35c</td>
<td>5.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 box biscuit etc 25c broken cakes & biscuits 25c car fare 15c</td>
<td>.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 29</td>
<td>4 qts milk 20c 2 doz eggs 40c milk 15c</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid Mr. Foreshaw for splitting wood 3 dys</td>
<td>3.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 30</td>
<td>Bulk cheque for Apr. --</td>
<td></td>
<td>42.28</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid R. Hickox for eavtroughing (south of house)</td>
<td>6.30</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Blacksmithing 70c sprayer rep 30c groceries 1.40</td>
<td>2.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 cwt midd $1.30 milk $3.35 wire 20c hair cut 15c</td>
<td>5.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Lumber for driving shed door @ 40c per m</td>
<td>3.75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 pr door hangers 75c 160 for back $1.00</td>
<td>7.75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>W. Sass for feed etc. $1.90 fish 10c 1 shoe sett 40c</td>
<td>2.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 31st</td>
<td>Church sub. 2.00 missions 50c no 15c</td>
<td>2.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>June 1st </td>
<td>Harold Jarvis concert 35c groceries 25c postage etc 15c</td>
<td>75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Tomato plants etc 45c 2 settings of eggs 50c</td>
<td></td>
<td>92</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 3rd.</td>
<td>Rec from A.B.Cornwell in horse-board $6.00 milk 25c</td>
<td></td>
<td>6.25</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Monday, July 20
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>June 4th </td>
<td>Sold to W.C. Coates, Paris 2 bags seed potatoes @ $1.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>$2.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Bought 2 bags O. chop $1.60 3 bags corn chop $8.25</td>
<td>$9.85</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 pr. overalls 1.00. 2 agd. table oil-cloth 20 groceries 1.20</td>
<td>2.90</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sold 12 2/3 dz eggs & 20c $2.30 2 qts milk 10c</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.62</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>paints & oil $1.15 stamps 15c co 25c stamps 10c</td>
<td>1.60</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 8th</td>
<td> 9 dz eggs @ 20c & 1.80 milk 20c 2 dz eggs 30c milk 20c</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.60</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 10</td>
<td>Sold 11 hogs weighing 2130lbs @ $7.70 per cut</td>
<td></td>
<td>164.07</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>30 rods 8 wire fence @ 29c $8.70 15lbs greystone T. seed 40c</td>
<td>9.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>10 bags of oats chop @ $1.50 per cwt</td>
<td>11.15</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>groceries 45c milk powder 65c Mrs. R. 25c fish 25c</td>
<td>1.20</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 11</td>
<td>Paid Mrs M.B. Gullen on legacy</td>
<td>150.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>S.G. Reed rent of pasture on Cunningham farm.</td>
<td>15.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>.. .. 200 S.S. Convention Programes</td>
<td>- 4.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>.. .. Fruit 90c meat 30c toll 10c Butter $1.30</td>
<td>2.68</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 13</td>
<td>2 doz eggs 40c 3 dz eggs 60c</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Mike $3.00 Dave Currie for herding cows 1 week $1.50</td>
<td>45</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Bread 15c Fish 40c meat 45c 3 gal coal oil 54c </td>
<td>1.54</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 16</td>
<td>Creamery cheque for May</td>
<td></td>
<td>35</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>3 doz eggs 60 2 chickens 50c 1 doz eggs 20c milk 15c</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.45</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Co 60c postage 10c co 15c Tom 75c groceries 25c</td>
<td>1.85</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 19</td>
<td>Mike $5.00 Fan shod (2 new shoes) 70c 1 cut salt 45c</td>
<td>6.15</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 22</td>
<td>5 doz eggs @ 20c $1.00 1 bus O. A. C.No. 72 Oats R. Scuyler</td>
<td></td>
<td>3.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1100 lbs of Oat chop @ $1.50</td>
<td>16.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 can buggy paint 60c 1 pail lard 20 lb & 16 1/2c $3.50</td>
<td>3.90</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Tuesday, July 21
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>June 25th.</td>
<td> Paid Mr Foreshaw for hoeing mangels etc.</td>
<td>5.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Bert Williamson for fixing doors etc</td>
<td>5.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 26</td>
<td>Rec from J. McDonald on saw</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>milk 10c 4 dz eggs @ 20c ^80c</td>
<td></td>
<td>.90</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Rec from Frank Reid on saw</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 27</td>
<td>Mike $1.00 church sal 1.00 Miss 50c Phone etc 20c</td>
<td>2.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 29</td>
<td>Bought of C.K. Morrow 1 buggy, harness & blanket</td>
<td>8.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 30</td>
<td>Picnic expense 1 doz bananas, ice cream etc</td>
<td>.85c</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>July 1st</td>
<td> Sold 5 doz egg @ 30c $1.00 milk 15c</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.15</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Fish 28c bread 20c Westons 5c Mrs Roger $2.00 groceries 25c</td>
<td>2.75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 4th</td>
<td>Sold 2 hens 8 1/2 lbs $1.25 milk 85c</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.60</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid Davie Currie $1.50 Co 15c</td>
<td>1.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 6</td>
<td>1 bag of potatoes from Dalzells</td>
<td>1.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 doz eggs 20c milk 20c 1 doz eggs 25c</td>
<td></td>
<td>.65</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 8</td>
<td>Paid Mike $10.50 Mrs Roger $1.00 meat 10c bread 10c</td>
<td>11.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 10</td>
<td>milk 20c milk 10c 1 dz eggs 15c</td>
<td></td>
<td>55</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 11</td>
<td>Paid Davie $1.50 1 Gall 10c grain 5c oranges etc 30c</td>
<td>1.95</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 14</td>
<td>Laundry 12c mending rubber tissue 5c fish 50c buns 35c</td>
<td>1.02</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 15</td>
<td>milk & Cream cheque for June</td>
<td></td>
<td>$52.23</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 16</td>
<td>meat 80c bread 40c 1 1/2 bus seed potatoes from Angus 1.00</td>
<td>1.80</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Rec from Mrs Cornwell for strawberries</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sold 1 basket sour cherries 50c 1 bus sweet cherries 75c</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.25</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 18</td>
<td>1 dz eggs 25c milk 15c 5c</td>
<td></td>
<td>.35</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Grocery bill W. Sass 8.70 horse shoeing $1.00</td>
<td>9.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>2 cwt midd. $2.70 oatmeal 25c scythe stone 10c sugr 5c</td>
<td>3.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Wednesday, July 22
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>July 18th.</td>
<td> Rec from Will Forbes on sow</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Hair cut 15c groceries etc $1.15</td>
<td>1.30</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 19</td>
<td>church sub $1.00 miss 25c co 15c bread etc 40c</td>
<td>1.80</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 20</td>
<td>Paid man from Lake for 4 1/2 dys work @ $1.30</td>
<td>8.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 21</td>
<td>Linseed 25c salts 5c sev. range 25c telephone bill $4.39 postage 11c</td>
<td>2.05</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>To Mr Corral railway fare for Mr & Mrs Lewis</td>
<td>3.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sold 3 loads of hay to Wolfe Bros @ $10.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>30.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>.. 1 .. to Ontario Portland Cement Co.</td>
<td></td>
<td>10.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid for Jean for Nellie</td>
<td>2.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 24</td>
<td>milk 40c 1 dz eggs 25c milk 10c</td>
<td></td>
<td>75c</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sugar $1.00 bread 50c Bert for mike Roger $2.40 bal. $1.40</td>
<td>4.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 27</td>
<td>Paid M.B Gullen on legacy</td>
<td>15.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 28</td>
<td>Paid Mr Foreshaw for 7 1/2 days hoeing $7.50 Bread 30c</td>
<td>8.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 30</td>
<td>1 film pack 75c fish 45c meat 50c 2 pr leather soles 40c</td>
<td>2.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 31</td>
<td>1 pr working shirts $1.25 1 pr under shirts 70c pencils 10c</td>
<td>2.05</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 doz jars 90c 1 pail lard 20 lbs $3.50 groceries 70c</td>
<td>4.90</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 pr leather gloves 50c whip lash 10c 1 book (Cor. Hymns) 35c</td>
<td>.95c</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid Mrs Johnson on butter Acc. $2.00</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>August. </td>
<td>Rec. from A.B. Cornwell 3 acres rent to Nov. 1st</td>
<td></td>
<td>20.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 1</td>
<td>spring chicken 35c milk 15c</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 3rd</td>
<td>Paid mother $10.00 butter $1.75 bread 25c co 15c toll 10c</td>
<td>12.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 5th</td>
<td>Fish 35c meat 35c bread 50c 2 Hdrak 20c postage 10c</td>
<td>1.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 7</td>
<td>Roast $2.05 oatmeal 25c cheese 40c</td>
<td>2.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Rec. from N. Sayles on sow</td>
<td></td>
<td>$1.00</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Thursday, July 23
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>July 8th </td>
<td>Paid Davie $3.00 Mr Lewis $2.00 harness rep. 10c</td>
<td>$5.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Aug ..</td>
<td> Horse shoeing 30c 1 kettle 20c mirrors 30c chopping 24c</td>
<td>1.04</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 lb of tea 50c co 10c fish 28c</td>
<td>.68</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 13</td>
<td>1 bale of hay to Pitts 125 lbs</td>
<td></td>
<td>10</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>6 bus of wheat to A.B. Cornwell @ $1.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>6.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>11 bags grain chopped 66c 1 can Laddie 15c</td>
<td>.81</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 13</td>
<td>To Brantford Carriage works for repairing buggy wheels 2 new tires, part new rim & setting tires</td>
<td>$5.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 14</td>
<td>Paid Mr Foreshaw for 3 days hoeing</td>
<td>3.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>plow shares $1.05 wire nails 10c bread 20c</td>
<td>1.35</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>2 qts milk 10c</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 15</td>
<td>Davie 75c 1 doz bananas 20c steak 30c co 15c</td>
<td>1.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 18</td>
<td>Sold 7 bales of hay to E. Pitts 865 lbs @ $14.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>6.05</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>9 bags chopping 55c kettle rep 30c groceries 60c</td>
<td>1.45</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>2 gang plow share 50c 1 pick handle 20c</td>
<td>.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 pack promo films 75c bread 10c fish 20c</td>
<td>1.05</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 19</td>
<td>1 cwt sugar of 7. P. Pallin $4.85 groceries 55c</td>
<td>5.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Milk cheque for July</td>
<td></td>
<td>34.77</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>rec from council cheque (1 1/2 loads nails for engine)</td>
<td></td>
<td>4.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 21</td>
<td>11 lots of milk 55c 1 dz eggs 25c milk 5c</td>
<td></td>
<td>.85</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 22</td>
<td>Old buggy wheels rep. tires sett 2.00. spokes & 1/2 rim $1.75</td>
<td>3.75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Horse shod 50c groceries 35c 100 lbs salt 50c</td>
<td>1.35</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Developing 2 packs of films 50c printing 10c</td>
<td>.60</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>water sett 1.50 (T.M.) meat 70c envelope & postage 10c</td>
<td>2.35</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>205
Friday, July 24
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>Aug 22nd</td>
<td> Matt $10.00 mother $5.00 Co. etc. 25¢</td>
<td> 15.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 24th</td>
<td>Sold 3 doz eggs @25¢ 50¢ $5</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Bread 10¢ Cool aid 62¢ meat 30 Fish 28¢</td>
<td> 1.30</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 29</td>
<td>50 lbs of Flour $165 chopping 30¢ buggy whip 20¢</td>
<td> 2.15</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td> 1 pt seperator oil 10¢ bananas 10¢ meat 30¢ laundry 16¢</td>
<td> 66¢</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 30</td>
<td>Church sub 1.00 Miss. 50¢ Co. 15¢</td>
<td> 1.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 31</td>
<td>Paris Plains G.P. 75¢ bread 15¢</td>
<td>90</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>4 doz eggs @25¢ $1.00 1 qt milk 15¢e</td>
<td></td>
<td>15</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Sept 3 </td>
<td>Meat 30¢ fish 53¢ bread 10¢ Hort Show 10¢</td>
<td> 1.03</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Rec. from A.B.C. milk $1.00 2 hens $1.00¢ bulbs etc 30¢</td>
<td></td>
<td> 2.30</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 5</td>
<td>Paid Mrs R.Gallen on Legacy</td>
<td>5.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>6 yds of Curtains @15¢ 90 ¢ 1 towell 15¢ meat 30¢</td>
<td>1.35</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td> groceries 90¢ biscuits 20¢ 1 wood drill 10 ¢ conf. 10¢ ban. 10¢ </td>
<td> 1.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 7</td>
<td>3 doz eggs @25¢ 75¢ milk 5¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>80</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 8</td>
<td>12 bags of grain chopped 72¢ groceries $1.65 drug goods 35.4</td>
<td> 2.72</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sold {illegible} Bowser 5 bus. wheat @$1.10 (Pd. Wet 24th.)</td>
<td></td>
<td>5.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Bread 10¢ 2 bridle bits 25¢ shoes rep 50¢ postage 14¢ 10¢</td>
<td>1.09.</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sent to S.S. Association Toronto $2.00 </td>
<td>2.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Fish 45¢ meant 35¢ stamps 10¢ bread 10¢</td>
<td>1.00...</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 12</td>
<td>Sold to W. Bowser 1 chicken 50¢</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 15</td>
<td>Co. 25¢ Fish 30¢ bread 20¢ groceries 30¢ chopping etc 90¢</td>
<td>1.95</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 17</td>
<td>Buggy shafts rep 80¢ groceries nails 25¢ L. oil & Turp. 25¢</td>
<td> 2.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Creamery cheque for Aug</td>
<td></td>
<td>15.96</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 18</td>
<td>5 Chickens @50¢ each $2.50 apples 35¢ milk 5¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.90</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>206 Saturday, July 25
</p><p><br />
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>Sept 18th </td>
<td>Paid Mrs Johnson for Butter</td>
<td> 2.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td> " " Mrs J. Aitkin for patriotic Fund </td>
<td>50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 19</td>
<td> Democrat rep. $1.00 rods for cellar 40¢ groceries etc. 40¢</td>
<td> 2.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 box rivets 9¢ box hog rings 9¢ 2 gang plow shares 20¢</td>
<td>38</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 doz eggs 25¢ 1 qt milk 5¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>30</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Matt Lewis $5.00 W.Sass on Grocery bill</td>
<td>5.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sweet corn 25¢ basket of plums 35¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>60</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 24</td>
<td>Co. 10¢ chopping 25¢ tag day 10¢ postage etc 10¢ <s>Matt</s> 50c</td>
<td>.55</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 26</td>
<td>corn 15¢ milk 20¢ 1 chicken 50¢ milk 10c</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.05</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Oct 1st. </td>
<td>1 hog weighing 230lbs @$8.40 per cwt</td>
<td></td>
<td>19.32</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>550 lbs of wheat @ $1.05 per bus</td>
<td></td>
<td>9.62</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sold Bowser 6 chickens.</td>
<td></td>
<td>5.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Plow shares etc 90¢ chopping 60¢ weighing hog 10¢</td>
<td>1.60</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid Massey Harris note of mower</td>
<td>22.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Groceries 2.75 meat 25¢ 2 balls of twine $1.30 maps etc 25¢</td>
<td> 4.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 2nd</td>
<td>Galt show 25¢ sundries 25¢ pencils 10¢ bread 20¢</td>
<td>0.80</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 chicken 50¢ apples 30¢ milk 20¢ 3 doz eggs 80¢ </td>
<td></td>
<td>1.80</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Matt $5.00 stamps 10¢ 1 half dozen salt dishes (for J.C) $1.25</td>
<td>6.35</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 4th</td>
<td>Church sub 1.00 Miss 50¢ Co. 45¢ 5th P. cards. 5¢</td>
<td> 2.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 5</td>
<td>Rec. for 2 loads of hay to D.P. Cement co </td>
<td></td>
<td>25.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>2 chickens $1.00 2 doz eggs 50¢ apples 10¢</td>
<td></td>
<td> 1.60</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Major shod 1.75 1 basket grapes 20¢ oranges + bananas 20¢</td>
<td>1.15</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 war atlas 25¢ 1 milk pitcher15¢ c. buttons 5¢ bulbs 30¢ sewing {illegible}</td>
<td>.90</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Sugar 50¢ 1 box cedar 50¢ 1 purse 15¢ bread 10¢</td>
<td>.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Sunday July 26 207</p>
<p><br />
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>Oct 8th</td>
<td>Rec. from Paris Agr. Society for 2nd prize in standing field competition of oats No. 72</td>
<td></td>
<td>15.00</td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" "</td>
<td>1st Prizes on flowers $1.50 1 3rd on oats $2.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>3.50</td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" "</td>
<td>Paid E. Pitts, bill for C. Boots and chopping</td>
<td>5.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" "</td>
<td>Telephone bill $4.03, 1 pr overalls $1.00 Laundry 16c</td>
<td>5.19</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" "</td>
<td>1 axe & handle $1.25 groceries etc $2.25 meat $2.10</td>
<td>5.60</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" "</td>
<td>harness rep 50¢ 2 hame straps 40¢ bulbs 50¢ pencils etc 10¢</td>
<td>1.80</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" "</td>
<td>2 anchor posts (cedar) $1.50 bread 10¢ fish 40¢</td>
<td>2.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" 10</td>
<td>Paid Mr. Foreshaw for splitting wood 2 days</td>
<td>2.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" 12</td>
<td>Fish 45¢ bread 15¢ postage 12¢ butter $2.10</td>
<td>2.80</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" "</td>
<td>1 doz. Eggs 30¢ two baskets of apples 30¢ milk 5¢ apples 10¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>.65</td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" 15</td>
<td>60¢ 1 chicken 40¢ milk 10¢ apples 50¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.40</td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" "</td>
<td>Creamery cheque for Sept.</td>
<td></td>
<td>39.10</td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" "</td>
<td>Horseshoeing etc 90¢ 1 pr of working shoes $3.00 postage 10¢</td>
<td>4.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" "</td>
<td>Groceries 25¢ Hair cut 35¢ 2 lap rugd roller) $2.50</td>
<td>2.90</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" 16</td>
<td>Paid Mrs. M. B. S interest $19.00 Matt $10.00</td>
<td>29.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" 17</td>
<td> Matt $1.00 Mrs. R.G $5.00 P. Orders etc 10¢ Fish 60¢ meat 30¢</td>
<td>7.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" 19</td>
<td> Chopping 78&cent & 1pack films developed 20¢ sweet nitre 10¢</td>
<td>1.08</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" "</td>
<td>Stove pipes $1.25 Harness rep. 5¢ bread 10¢ bread 15¢</td>
<td>1.45</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" 24</td>
<td>Snap-shots developed at App’s 30 pictures</td>
<td>1.04</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" "</td>
<td>Groceries $1.90 Meat 85¢ Harness rep $1.65 fish 45¢</td>
<td>4.85</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" "</td>
<td>1 roll of barbed wire 104 lbs @ 3-4 ¢? Pd <u>Nov 17th</u></td>
<td>3.38</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" 29</td>
<td>Sold 6 hogs (1150 lbs) @ 7c/</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" "</td>
<td>Paid Mr. Wait for 100 lbs Binder twine @ 129</td>
<td>12.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>" "</td>
<td>Meat 50c¢ 1 curry comb 15¢ Odd F. wreath 25¢ 1 plow handle 45¢</td>
<td>1.35</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>208
</p><p>1914 Monday, July 27
</p><p>¢
</p><p><br />
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>Oct 30th</td>
<td>the Rec. from C.Congo- 2 sows 2.00 apples 30¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 31st</td>
<td> Matt $1.00 meat 25¢ Fish 45¢ Mrs J. for butter 1.00</td>
<td>2.68</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Nov 1st</td>
<td>Church sub. $1.00 Mess. 50¢ Co. 5¢</td>
<td>1.55</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 2nd</td>
<td>Paid Mr Deans for McCormick horse rake</td>
<td>30.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>" " A.H. Inst $50.00 Strainer pail rep 15¢ groceries 1.10</td>
<td>51.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 3rd</td>
<td> Apples 65c</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 4th</td>
<td>Sold a.Danskin 1 cow (1140lbs) @ 5¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>57.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Car fare 30¢ weighing cow 10¢ meat 45¢ matches 15¢</td>
<td>1.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>W. Sass on Grocery Bill 15:00 Weather Insurance $ 5:00</td>
<td>20.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Lodge Dues 5.54 sundries 11¢ chopping 60¢</td>
<td>6.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 7 "</td>
<td> 1 chicken 50¢ doz eggs 30¢ apple 40¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.20</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Mother $2.50 Matt (pills) 50¢ meat" $ 1.00 groceries $ 1.65</td>
<td>5.6</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Bananas 10¢, chair bottom 10¢, hammer 15¢ fruit dish 15¢</td>
<td>.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Co.60¢ ticket to Patriotic Concert 25¢ fish 30¢ Butter. $2.00</td>
<td>3.75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 14</td>
<td>Meat 50¢ 1 yd of satin lining 25¢ 1 pr armlets 10¢ 6 Handles 5¢ </td>
<td>90</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Dominion Temperance Alliance $2.00 postage 10¢ fish 45¢ </td>
<td>2.55</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 14</td>
<td>Rec. from & Jack on sows</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 17</td>
<td>Fire bricks for stove $2.85 meat $1.80, pr wollen sox $1.20</td>
<td>5.85</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>1 pr mitts 35¢ thread 10¢ yarn 12¢ horseshoe nails 10¢</td>
<td>67¢</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 18</td>
<td>Matt $10.00 meat 30¢ sundries 10¢ 1 pr. flanelette blankets $1.65</td>
<td>11.95</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 19</td>
<td>M.B. Gullen $10:00| shovel handle 35¢ 1pr mitts15¢</td>
<td>10.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 21</td>
<td>Chopping 12 bags 72¢ 1 cwt salt. 50¢ 2 doz snapshots printed $1.00</td>
<td>2.22</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid Mr Foreshaw 8 1/2 dys work & $8.50 meat 30¢</td>
<td>8.80</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
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</p><p>Tuesday, July 28
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>Nov 23rd</td>
<td>Co 15¢ C. Muir $2:00 Fire Insurance 7.16 Order 5¢ laundry 18¢</td>
<td>9.54</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 24th </td>
<td> Meat 85¢ bananas 10¢ bran 40¢ Co. 25¢ car fare etc 10¢</td>
<td>1.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 28"</td>
<td>Sold 5 bus of apples at 50¢ per bus $2.50 1 bus potatoes 45¢ milk 15¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>3.10</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 29 "</td>
<td>Church sub $1.00 misc, 50¢ Co 10¢ fish $1.05 postage 10¢ </td>
<td>2.75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Rec from Mrs A. B. Comwell for 3 mos rent 6 bus wheat $6.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>36.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Dec 1st</td>
<td>Sold 1 basket apples 15¢</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 2nd</td>
<td>Postage 10¢ Ticket to Bazzar Concert at Glen 25¢ Calander 25¢</td>
<td>60¢</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 3rd</td>
<td>Meat etc. 90¢ 25 lbs Flour 80¢ chopping 24¢ bulbs 12¢</td>
<td>2.06</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>10 rolls of wall paper (@ 15¢ $1.50 border 20 yds @ 2 1/2¢ 50¢</td>
<td>2.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 5"</td>
<td>Rec. from Ont. Portland Cement Co. for 1 load of hay</td>
<td></td>
<td>$14.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 8 "</td>
<td>Sold 1300 wheat @ $1.10 per bus</td>
<td></td>
<td>23.82</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Meat 80¢ Groceries $1.35- 20 lbs sugar 1.50, pr mitten, 35¢</td>
<td>3.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>chopping 72¢ 2 undershirts 80¢ 1 skating Cap 50¢ Frank shod $1.00 </td>
<td>3.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 9 "</td>
<td>Matt 6.00 3 tickets to H. Jarvis Concert 1.05 telephone Galt 15¢</td>
<td>11.20</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 10</td>
<td>Rec. from J. Miller on sows</td>
<td>2.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>apples 70¢ $1.15 milk 15¢ , load of wood $1.00 1/2 bus potatoes 25¢</td>
<td>3.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 14 "</td>
<td>Mirs Johnson for butter $2.00 Meat 75¢ 3 calenders snaps {illegible} 25¢</td>
<td>3.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 15 "</td>
<td>Creamery cheque for Nov.</td>
<td></td>
<td>48.88</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Paid taxes $47.28 groceries 25¢ 3 lantern globes 25¢ Postage 2¢</td>
<td>47.80</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td> Hair cut 15¢ Co. 10¢ meat 80¢ chopping 90¢ flaxseed 10¢ </td>
<td>2.05</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 17 "</td>
<td>Sold 2 fat hops 380 lbs(@) 7.20</td>
<td></td>
<td>27.35</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>20 lbs sugar 1.50 5 lb pail marmalade 50c weighing hogs 10¢</td>
<td>2.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Mrs Johnson for butter $1.00 groceries 40¢ postcards etc.25¢</td>
<td>1.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 18 "</td>
<td>Ticket to concert 25¢ bread 10¢</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span id="210_Wednesday,_July_29"></span><span class="mw-headline" id="210_Wednesday.2C_July_29">210 Wednesday, July 29</span></h2>
<p>1914
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>Dec 18</td>
<td>Sold 1 bus of apples $1.50 3 baskets apples 60¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.10</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 20"</td>
<td>Church sub $2.00 miss 25¢ Misc 25¢ postage 10¢</td>
<td>2.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 21st</td>
<td>Sold, 1 bag potatoes 60¢, 1 bag of apples 75¢ </td>
<td></td>
<td>155</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Xmas presents X 25¢ bells etc 20¢ biscuits 25c¢ candy etc 30¢</td>
<td>1.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 23rd</td>
<td>Paid on Life Insurance to T.S. Moffat</td>
<td>25.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Groceries 78¢ postage 12¢ Mr a& Mrs Young to Paris 1.65¢ Horse Stabling 20¢</td>
<td>2.75</td>
<td>1.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 24th</td>
<td>Matt. 4.00 H.H.on Int. $60.00 1 pack films 75¢ car fare 10¢</td>
<td>64.85</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 25th</td>
<td>Ticket to Woodstock 50¢ 1 book poems 30¢ cards & postage 15¢</td>
<td>1.05</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Z.Book 15¢ pencil 10¢ meat 45¢ M.S. 25¢ Co 10¢</td>
<td>1.05</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 30 "</td>
<td>Bible Soc 30¢ 15 bags grain chopped 90¢ oyster shell 25¢</td>
<td>1.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Salt 25¢ S. Petre 10¢ sugar 10¢ 3 gal coal oil 50¢</td>
<td>.95</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Rec from Angus horse board to Dec. 31st </td>
<td></td>
<td>10.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Firewood $10.00 2 barrles of apples $2.50</td>
<td></td>
<td>12.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 31 "</td>
<td>Xmas Present from A.B.C $5.00 1 bag potatoes 2 ducks $1.25</td>
<td></td>
<td>6.25</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>M.B.G. on Logs 5.00 Xmas $1.00 groceries 80¢ Mother 1 duck 30¢</td>
<td>7.30</td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Writing paper etc 25¢ tie 15¢ evergreens 10¢ Co. 20¢</td>
<td>.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Meat 45¢ candy 35¢</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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</tbody></table><table></table></div>
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</p><p>1915 Thursday, July 30
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<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>Jan 1st</td>
<td>Major shod 60¢ 1 new broom 35¢ 1 box matches 15¢</td>
<td>1.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 9 "</td>
<td>Sub. to Farm and Dairy $1.00 postage etc 10¢</td>
<td>1.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" " </td>
<td>1 granite sauce pan 30¢ 1 dish 10¢ 1 butcher knife <s>15¢</s> 35¢</td>
<td>75¢</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 11 </td>
<td>Sold H. Rehder 5 bags of potatoes @ 60¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>3.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" " </td>
<td>Pd. Rehder & Co Acc. in full $3.30 groceries 65¢ Co. 10¢</td>
<td>4.05</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>15 bags of grain chopped @ 64 90¢ rubber shoes rep 40¢</td>
<td>1.30</td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>To T. Eaton Co. 1 toilet sett $2.05 2 lbs screws 32¢ 73 bolts 53¢ 72 small {illegible} 15¢</td>
<td>3.05</td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>" 14</td>
<td>Sold to Mrs E Taylor 417 1/2 bus of turnips @ 10¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>$41.75</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" " </td>
<td>" " Paris Coal & Lumber Co. 54 1/2 bus of turnips @ 10¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>5.45</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" " </td>
<td>1 key hole saw 13¢ P.O. Order 10¢ groceries etc $1.37 Fan shod 60¢ </td>
<td>2.20</td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>" 15</td>
<td>Matt $12.00 Conf 10¢ Bd. Fund 25¢ Mrs Johnson 8 lbs butter $2.40</td>
<td>3.20</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" " </td>
<td>1/2 bus potatoes 25¢ 1/3 bus 20¢ 1 bus turnips 10¢</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>laundry 34 Co 20¢ cards etc 10¢ postage etc 20¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>55¢</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 20 </td>
<td>Milk Checque for Dec </td>
<td></td>
<td>39.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" " </td>
<td>1 1/2 doz. eggs @ 35¢ 53¢ 1 basket apples 20¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>.73</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>20 lbs sugar $1.40 groceries 1/70 Lodge dues 5.54</td>
<td>8.64</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 23</td>
<td>1 cwt bran $1.40 chopping 72¢ 1 pr rubbers 68¢ oranges 15¢</td>
<td>2.95</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Telephone bill 3.75 Matt $10.00 Co 25¢</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>" 25</td>
<td>1 bag of potatoes 75¢ 1 1/2 doz eggs 5.34</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.28</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 29</td>
<td>Pd. H Grier for meat for home $1.00 Matt 5.00</td>
<td>6.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" 30</td>
<td>Sold 1 calf 1 week old 4.00 Rec from Simons for 2 sows 2.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>6.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Pd. A. Simons for 4 cows @ $2.00 each</td>
<td>8.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>" "</td>
<td>Potatoes 25¢ apples 5¢ 1 doz eggs 52¢</td>
<td></td>
<td>.62</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Feb 1st</td>
<td>chopping 12 bags 72¢ groceries 65¢ 2 pr mitts $1.25</td>
<td>2.62</td>
<td></td>
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</tbody></table><table></table></div>
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</p><p>Monday August 31
</p><p>Earl Depew
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</p><p>.. 2nd. Paid Rolt Lowe balance of thresshing {aod?}. 10.00
</p><p>.. .. Mr Evans on wallpaper $5.00 Earl $2.00
</p><p>. . Dry goods 92¢ Hardware 29¢ Oranges etc 55 stamps 50¢ 2.26
</p><p>. . Sold 2 doz fresh eggs @ 50¢ 1.00
</p><p>- 3 Re c. from J. Wolfe for milk to date 20gte @ 6¢ 1.20
. 1 bread ticket $1.60 2 loaves 14¢
</p><p>.. 6 1qts point. 80¢ mangoes & fan etc 80¢ Earle 90¢
</p><p>. 8 1 doz pictures on Post cards (Electric Studio Brantford)$1.30 Co50¢ 1.80
</p><p>. .. Q roll electric tape 30¢ stockings 55¢ Street car 25¢ {illegible} 10¢ 1.20
</p><p>. 12th 4 doz eggs @ 50¢ $2.00 1 1/2 doz @ 50¢ 75¢
</p><p>. .. Chopping 30¢ Hosteculture Sec. $2.00 25 lbs {illegible} $1.25 Maud chad. 80¢ 4.35
</p><p>. . Balance on Wallpaper $2.09 {illegible} paint 25¢ {illegible} 75¢ Sandpaper 10¢ graining color 25¢ 3.94
</p><p>. . 1 gol oil 1.00 3 lbs white-lead 40¢ turpestine 20¢ mica 15¢ 1.75 .
</p><p>. 1 strainer pail 60¢ Buttes bowl & laddle $1.45 C. fums 10¢ 1 for rubbers $1.00 3.15
</p><p>. . 1 box Sanprise soap 4.50 groceries $5.00 Drugs 2.20 Dry goods 1.35 13.05
</p><p>. 14 Postage 60¢ Co. 10¢ Bread ticket $1.60
</p><p>.. 15 . Creamery Checque for Dec. 241 lbs of cream Dest26 @ 47¢ 29.42
</p><p>. . Rec. from J. Wolfe for 24 {gts}of milk @ 6¢ 1.44
</p><p>.. 18 .. .. Mr Moore .. .. .. .. 1.44
</p><p>. . Bought 1 ton of bran @ $33.00 33.00
</p><p>. 22 1 pkt Micerises 5 lbs 50¢. 1/2 doz lemons 18¢ Co 15¢ .83
</p><p>. .. Rec. Mrs Bowser for milk to Jan 15th. 3.81
</p><p>.. 24th 7 doz eggs @ 50¢ 3.50
</p><p>. . Chopping 60¢ Stopper rep 10¢ groceries $1.80 <s>80¢</s> Earl 1.00 3.50
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</p><p>May 2nd Sold R. Mr Donald 10 {illegible}. Alaska Dots 10.00
Bought 10 1/2 {illegible} of Oats for food @85¢ 9.95
Chopping $1.33 2 milk + 14¢ 2lbs figs 16¢ {name?} Birthday 1.00 2.65
Horseshoeing + Roller up $1.75 Bolts 30¢ 2.05
1 sett of hen harrows from Q. Rosebrugh 16.60
</p><p>3rd Bought Hatson Mr. Pheren 3 setting of eggs {illegible} 1.20
</p><p>5th 18 2 dozen eggs @32¢ 5.82
Groceries $3.86 Heath Salts 16¢ Elastic 26¢ 4.28
Hay for M.Spreader wheel 25¢ Weighing cattle 25¢ 50
</p><p>10 Paid Mr Collins for 3 cows 3.00
</p><p>12 Sold to Jas. Wallace 1 cow 11.40 @6 1/2 ¢ {illegible}
2 {illegible} 248 @11 1/2 $285.20 2 {illegible} 1790 @10 3/4 $192.40 477.60
Bought of Watson Ms Pherson 4 settings of eggs 40¢ 1.60
</p><p>14 Groceries 1.30 Brace wire 40¢ seeds 5¢ L. Chiming etc 2.50
</p><p>15 Sold 11 1/2 doz eggs @38¢ 4.37
Dry Goods 84¢ 2 {illegible} cartridges $1.80 1 knife 70¢ 3.33
Oranges 30¢ conf. etc 40¢ toll 35¢ 1 box biscuits 7lb @13¢ 91¢ 1.96
1 lbs buscuits 2.00 Paid mother {illegible} for year. $65.00 67.00
bread $2.80 Co. 35¢ {illegible} 25¢ Groc. 30¢ dishes etc. 40¢ 3.40
Sold M.B. Guller 2 1/2 {illegible} potatoes $4.00 1 doz eggs 35¢
</p><p>16th 4 yds of {illegible} wire @23¢ 1.15
</p><p>21 Church Sub. $2.00 {misc?} $1.00 Bread 96¢ Co. 25¢ 4.31
</p><p>22 {Rup's?} for spreader $1.55 Hore Shoeing 40¢ 4 plow shores $1.30 3.75
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</p><p>May 23rd {illegible} cheque for Apr. 417 lbs cream ^Just 25% @44c¢ $45.84
Plain {illegible} were 40¢ mails 25c I {illegible} of sugar 8.00 8.65
</p><p>24 8 doz eggs @40¢ $3.20 12 1/2 doz @40¢ 8.20
Bought of W.F. {illegible} 4 {illegible} 40¢ 2 box pansies 25¢ 65
</p><p>28 Paid Earl $10.00 Co 15¢
</p><p>29 Groceries $4.21 Drug Store 75¢ Stamps + {illegible} 13¢ 5.24
Granite kettle 75¢ lid 10¢. Robt Rose brough for 0.85
3 bus of Seed Corn (2 bus Golden Flows 1 box {illegible} $7) $2.40 7.20
</p><p>June 1st. 30 rods of 8 wire fence @48¢ from H.Watson 14.40
</p><p>8th Wire {illegible} 10¢ whip 50¢ Groceries $2.92 Dry Goods 3.43 6.95
13 1/3 doz eggs @36¢. 4.86
</p><p>15th {illegible}. Co 40¢ Ladies Aid $1.20 Bread 40¢ Chopping 14¢ 1.94
</p><p>18 Creamery Cheque for May $39 lbs cream %25 = $9.7@{illegible}¢ 38.57
</p><p>20 Bought of E. Pitts crushed oats @$2.70 per curt 44.20
1 curt of bran $2.00 3 curt of meddlinge $6.50 I curt of Cotton seed $2.25 10.75
I bus of Buck wheat $1.70 5lbs hew {illegible} Turnip Reed 4.70
30 rds 8 wire fencing @52¢ $15.60 staples 25¢ {illegible} wire 40¢ 16.25
1 long H. {illegible} $1.00 2 shirts $2.00 {illegible} Rep 10¢ ban 30¢ 3.40
Maude shod $1.00 {illegible} 30¢ stamps 10¢ 1.60
</p><p>22 12 doz eggs @35¢ 3lbs of lord @30¢ 3.96
3 gts of ice Cream 41.05 Groceries etc 5.05 6.10
</p><p>25 Bread 22¢ 55. Car Fare to Brantford 60¢ co 15¢ Sand 3¢ 1.00
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2 doz. eggs @33c
</p><p>29 1 doz cultivator points $2.30 10lbs Sweet Clover 2.00 4.30
1 doz bannas 30c Icw Cream etc 75c 1.15
</p><p>July 3rd 1/2 large box of cornflakes (18 boxes) 1.68 conf 18c 1.85
</p><p>4 1 bus of wheat 2.50
</p><p>5th Conf. 20c mitten 35c Co. 25c Bread $1.70 2.50
</p><p>10 Lodge dues. $5.54 bapps 30c 2 hack saw blades 20c 6.04
Democrat wheels rep $1.50 wagon rep 25c harness rep 10c 1.85
ban 18c 1/2 bus lime 20c meat 85c Bread 52 1.85
</p><p>12 Sold 1 sow 420 lbs @13c
Telephone $3.75 Groceries $1.55 {illegible} points shepaerd 90c 6.20
63 lbs crushed oats @$2.70 $17.00 2 cut midd @$2.20 $4.40 $1.40
1 combination pipe wrench $1.75 1 hand axe 75c 1 axe handle 25c 2.85
c. rivets 10c 1 oil can 10c whiffle tree is one + bolts 40c weighing pigs 10c 0.70
2 lbs of Paris Green@75c 1.50 Earl $10.00 Co 11.70
</p><p>17 Sold 5 doz eggs at 35c 2.80
15 doxs strawberries $2.00 conf. 25c meat 40c 2.65
2 door hangers 75c {illegible} knife rep + sharpened 75c 1.50
mover reps 45c 6 {illegible} from Earl 24c
</p><p>25th Earl $30.00 Salt 65c 1 pitch fork 75c 1 axe handle 30c 31.70
mower reps 15c Oil 38c file 30c C0. 35c Bread 66c
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<td>Paid J. Fink for service of Red {Heifer?}</td>
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<td>Sold to J.D. Smith Glen {Mo?}. 73 {bags?} + 10 lbs @2.5.{illegible} 14 {bags?} @ 30{%?}. 211 {illegible} @ 40 {%?}</td>
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<td>-</td>
<td>Grocereis 637 {illegible} up 25 Drawing 3.59 {illegible} 304 </td>
<td>7.27</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>2 shares for Gang plow $1.40 Mean 409 Dry Goods $5.53</td>
<td>5.33</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Sold to D. Forbes 2 bags of potatoes @ $2.00.</td>
<td></td>
<td>4.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Paid Dan on wages $4.00 (potatoes). 2 lbs Sulphur + Sall Pete $.9</td>
<td>4.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-11</td>
<td>Sold to C. Durham (at Cunninghams sale) Maude</td>
<td></td>
<td>28.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Bought of H. Cunningha, 1 B. Litter Carries + 1lb of ft {illegible}</td>
<td>51.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-12</td>
<td>70 lbs of Oyster shell 1.00. 1 iron wedge $1.40 4 gals {illegible} 148</td>
<td>4.28</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Sold 10 geese to L.H.Baines + Son Galt</td>
<td></td>
<td>30.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>16-</td>
<td>Xo. 14.4 Raid a. Hartley for pasture of Green + colts for summer</td>
<td>12.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>18-</td>
<td>Paid {hosth?} American Life {illegible} $68.05. $31.90 23.65</td>
<td>123.60</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Car fore 404 Coryl 95.9 Eoolworths $1.50 2.25 {Sundaw?} 604</td>
<td>6.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>19-</td>
<td>Creamery Cheque for Nov 195 lbs cream %20 @ 66</td>
<td></td>
<td>25.74</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>12 lbs of butten @ 64 9 $ 7.69 1 cap $2.00 Grocerice 1.13</td>
<td>10.81</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Dan $10.00 Grocerice $5.00 Hardware 63.4 Drugs 24.9</td>
<td>16.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>20</td>
<td>Dry Goods $6.60 Conf. 479 Dr. Dunton {restingall?} 5.50</td>
<td>12.57</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Brought of Cunningham + C. I Sink 18x36 16.25</td>
<td>16.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Bracket + pipe $1.65 + {illegible}(Victor) 40.4 Blacksmiths</td>
<td>2.75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>543.67</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1919
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>Dec 22nd</td>
<td>Sold 2 {bble?} of {illegible} to Torato</td>
<td></td>
<td>11.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Roly Bone 55.9 pile .5.0 {Hopecut foge?} 20.9 </td>
<td>1.15</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Col 35.4 Bread $5.9 {illegible}</td>
<td>1.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>23-</td>
<td>Solf Mrs M. Shwart 1 bag of potatoes</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.35</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>{Corf?} {cube?} $1.43 {illegible} $1.20 glove 1.50</td>
<td>4.78</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Hoolunths $1.80 Bread $9 Northern {illegible}</td>
<td>4.06</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>- 27</td>
<td>4 gals {illegible} 924 {illegible} 604 Book {Gerat?}</td>
<td>1.54</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries $5.04 Bread 33.4 Post{ease?} 3 {illegible}309</td>
<td>1.43</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>29</td>
<td>Sold {illegible} hog 169 {illegible} @22cN</td>
<td>32.8</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Church sold $5.00 {illegible} $1.80 {illegible}</td>
<td>6.75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>31</td>
<td>D.R. Forbes but of {wayes?}</td>
<td>120.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>504.</td>
</tr></tbody></table>
Orders for Sold Potatoes
<table></table><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>Will Miller</td>
<td>10 bags</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Fred Luch</td>
<td>4 -</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Uncle Adam</td>
<td>2 -</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Will Robiam</td>
<td>6 -</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Mr Mealing</td>
<td>1 -</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1920
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>Jan 6th</td>
<td>1 b ble of Cane Mols {mollasons} for feed</td>
<td>19.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>2 {cert} of Bran $5.20 Jean shed 3.30 1 roll 2 poly{illegible} $3.00</td>
<td>11.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries $4.28. Bread 394, 4 gals of cool out 9.24</td>
<td>5.69</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Sick Childrens Hospital $1.00 {protage 10 sep illegible} hoey 504</td>
<td>1.44</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 1/4 dry eggs @ 459 944 roast of port 5 1/2 lbs $1.25</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.19</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>9</td>
<td>1 bag of potatoes to D. Forbes</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.75</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>12</td>
<td>Sold to Taylor + Walls 5 1 bus of turnips @ 4:04</td>
<td></td>
<td>25.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>3 gals of gasoline $1.20 {illegible} Oysters {illegible} 304 1 hacksaw blade 149</td>
<td>2.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>14</td>
<td>Bread {illegible{ 349. Co. 259 Roy Collins for 3 cowd $1.50 $4.50</td>
<td>5.09</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>15</td>
<td>Brest. 269 20 lbs of Flax seex @159 $3.70</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>63 bus 22 lbs corm @$1.72</td>
<td>109.03</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>16</td>
<td>10 cwt of Shorts $53.00 per ton</td>
<td>26.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>188 lbs of cream %24({illegible}) @719 per lb</td>
<td></td>
<td><s>2797</s></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>4 - of butter @6.88</td>
<td>2.72</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>17 -</td>
<td>Paid Rebbie for helping $2.80 Bread 269</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>21 -</td>
<td>2 pts of Oysters $1.10 Conf 25.0 Bread 5.29 Telephone bill $4.28</td>
<td>6.15</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 dry eggs 709 2 dry eggs @ 70 1.40</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.10</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>. </td>
<td>4 bags of potatoes to O.H.Malla @ $9.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>12.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>29</td>
<td>Creamers Cheque for Dec 188 lb cream {illegible} 21 @ 71</td>
<td></td>
<td>27.97</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>2 1/2 dry eggs {illegible} $1.75 1 bus wheat to Ms Moore $2.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>3.75</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>4 gals Bal oil $1.08 nails 509 Globe for Flight 259 {illegible} handle 600</td>
<td>2.43</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Sub to Globe 6 {illegible} $2.00 Star Transcript $1.50</td>
<td>3.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries 558 Salhpate 484 Car-fare 359</td>
<td>6.71</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>Feb 2nd</td>
<td>4 bangs of potatoes + 1 bus $13.75 1 bry eggs 704</td>
<td></td>
<td>14.40</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 1/2 bangs of apples @ $1.75 @2.12 baskit of apples @ 40</td>
<td></td>
<td>3.25</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>2 bags of produce 604 4 gals of cool out @299</td>
<td>1.75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Mole of D. St Miune {illegible} of payment {illegible}</td>
<td>109.50</td>
<td><s>109.50</s></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>On Church Sub 2.00 Miss 200 on 15-4</td>
<td>3.15</td>
<td><s>3.15</s></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>3rd</td>
<td>Bob Mumbuship {illegible} $1.00 Edition {Format?}</td>
<td>2.00</td>
<td><s>2.00</s></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>4 -</td>
<td>20 bags of potatoes to Ryesom @ $3.75 per bag</td>
<td></td>
<td>7.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries ate $1.10 Grandma Little $20.0</td>
<td>21.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>11 -</td>
<td>Lodge Dues $6.72 Groeceries $1.01 Drugs 704</td>
<td>8.43</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 door latch 109 Co 25.4 Dominion Relief $10.00</td>
<td>10.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>12</td>
<td>Solf to T. Ryerson Brantford 20 bafs potatoes @ $3.75</td>
<td></td>
<td>82.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>13</td>
<td>1 1/2 bus of wheat to Mr Lee. St. George</td>
<td></td>
<td>3.9</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries ate 89e Bread 264</td>
<td>10.15</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>Bought of H. Cunningham 1 sett heavy bob {illegible}</td>
<td>25.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>19 -</td>
<td>400 lbs chestnut coal $2.60 Must 809 Glyersins 259</td>
<td>3.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>100 Oul cake 4.75 100 {illegible} 10.00 groceries 3.01</td>
<td>17.76</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>4 gals cool oil 1.12 gal {illegible} oil 509 t. {illegible} oil $59</td>
<td>2.17</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>2 bangs of potatoes to Ms Mr Javish 6.00 1 mus apple</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.7</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>4 dry eggs @7.59 $2.80 2 bus wheat to Mr Moore 4.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>6.8</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Hartley {illegible} 244 $3.00 Samps 504</td>
<td>4.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>21st</td>
<td>Ms Lowe for Gander $4.25 H. Bookes for {illegible} 8.00</td>
<td>12.20</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>23</td>
<td>7 Loaves of Break 914 1 pkt absor beat {illegible} 35.9</td>
<td>1.26</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>24-</td>
<td>Creamery Cheque from Jan 179 gals Cream %22 @12.4 lbs of batter</td>
<td></td>
<td>28.90</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>Jan 27th</td>
<td>Sold to Taylor + Wells 149 1/2 bus of wheat @1.95.</td>
<td></td>
<td>287.77</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>2 1/2 dry eggs @709 $1.75 1 1/2 dg @ 6090 909</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.65</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>570 lbs of {chestnut?} $3.56 100 lbs of sugar $16.00</td>
<td>19.56</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>{Griasmate?} 7.05 D.J.Watkins for 15 ft of back hang{illegible}</td>
<td>6.75</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Mar 2nd</td>
<td>{reeaired?} from Miss Greire for helping cut wood</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>9th</td>
<td>Paid Dr Dunton acct in full</td>
<td>6.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>- 4 {cert?} of oil {cake?} @$4.75 $19.00 4 fals gasoline @404 1.60</td>
<td>20.60</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries $1.50 Drugs 504 Co 204</td>
<td>2.60</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Sube to Weekly {illegible} $2.00 Postage ete 109</td>
<td>2.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>-2 dig of eggs @65.9 $1.30 Hardware 85.4</td>
<td>85</td>
<td>1.30</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>8</td>
<td>Brought from Farmers Club 5-sacks salt 190 lbs @1.40</td>
<td>7.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>12-</td>
<td>Paid H. Cunningham for 17 1/2 days work</td>
<td>25.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Bought of H. Cunningham 10 bags @25.9</td>
<td>2.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 horse bruse 509 1 manure fork 759 1 sitt {illegible}</td>
<td>3.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>{Balfour?} taking down Littes Carries ate</td>
<td>10.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Canadian Home Jornal 1.00 Co. 35.4 Bread $1.56</td>
<td>2.91</td>
<td>.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>16</td>
<td>Co. 204 Groceries $2.15 1bul 204 Stampe $1.25</td>
<td>2.80</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Bought of Thomas Brittian 1 bus Red Cloves Seed</td>
<td>38.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Sold 5 doz eggs @509</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>17</td>
<td>Brought of Ed Lucas 1 Dusham Bull 1 1/2 yss</td>
<td>100.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>{illegible} shed $1.50 1 / 2 dry {lemme?} 25.9 exam car up 304 Bead 404</td>
<td>2.45</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Hair cut 24.4 Sulphur + Salt {illegible} 504 Postends ote 604</td>
<td>1.35/td>
</td><td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Creamery Cheque for Fed 131 lbs Just 33 1/2 @709</td>
<td></td>
<td>20.16</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>4 lbs of butter @6.84</td>
<td>2.72</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1920
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>March 18th</td>
<td>Sold to Mr Moore 2 bags of wheat @$2.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>9.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>20-</td>
<td>Bread 3.99 Co 259 1 piece of solder 25.4</td>
<td>.89</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-23rd</td>
<td>2 empty blls 309 {illegible} 509 bill for {illegible}</td>
<td>1.30</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>27</td>
<td>Hartley $5.00 {illegible} $5.00 {illegible}</td>
<td>12.25</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Rest {cords?} 1.59 Groceries $2.40 Dry Goods $5.75</td>
<td>8.80</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>8 doz eggs {illegible} $3.60</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Car fare 35.0 Drugs 609 Sundries 559 Bread 655</td>
<td>2.15</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Apr 1st</td>
<td>15 1/2 doz eggs @4.59 $6.97</td>
<td></td>
<td>6.77</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 1/2 bus good apples {illegible} $3.37 bus {illegible} @1.50 </td>
<td></td>
<td>1.2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries 2.85 Dry Goods 2.99 1 for fine shoes $8.00</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>4 gals {coal?} oil $1.16 castres 254 suede 254 Drugs 70</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>3rd</td>
<td>Team Shed = new shoes $300 blacksmithing $1.00 1 frame up 409</td>
<td>4.40</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>3 subscriptions to {hatheson Masenges?} {illegible}</td>
<td>1.81</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Brought of Mrs Keis le 5 settings of eggs @ 50%</td>
<td>2.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>Co 409 Meat 1.38 Bread 2.02</td>
<td>3.80</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>6th</td>
<td>Sols to Mr John Lee 2 bus of wheat @ $2.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>4.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>7-</td>
<td>- 11 doz eggs @409 4.40 2 chickens $1.95 </td>
<td></td>
<td>6.35</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries $1.90 Bread 529 Coco-nut 159 Dry Goods $1.35</td>
<td>3.62</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>9-.</td>
<td>4 bus of Irish Cobbler potatoes to the {Patherford?}</td>
<td></td>
<td>12.0</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>3 1/2 dox eggs @ 4.9 $1.40</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Bought of Gen Wallces selling 2 {illegible}</td>
<td>5.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Garden {coats?} 554 Groceres 504 Dry Goods 209 {illegible} 209</td>
<td>1.55</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1/2 bus sweet {illegivle} seed from . . Brittoin</td>
<td>11.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>Sols to D. Ribon 10 bus O.A.C {illegible}</td>
<td></td>
<td>15.00</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1920
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>April 10th</td>
<td>Don + Jack $1.00 {Motton?} 254 Co 304</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>13-</td>
<td>7 settings of eggs (W. Wyon lohtes) from Mr Heesbis @ {illegible}</td>
<td>3.60</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>14-</td>
<td>3 loads of {olsaw?} from W. McPherson @$5.00</td>
<td>15.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Weighing cattle 354 cald Mr K. Stewart {illegible} $11.00</td>
<td>11.45</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Sold to Will Mieller 14 bags potatoes @ $4.25</td>
<td></td>
<td>59.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>- 5 bus no 3 Oats to A. Hartley @ $1.50</td>
<td></td>
<td>7.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 bus seed corn $2.85 Drawing wood 31.9</td>
<td>3.20</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>11</td>
<td>Cheque for March 338 Mr Lexam %.72 @674</td>
<td></td>
<td>49.78</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>4 lbs of bottles @654 $2.60 {illegible} clip for {eulliator?} 604</td>
<td>3.40</td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Bought 1 {illegible} = Rutherford 116 bus {illegible} Oats @ $1.30</td>
<td>143.28</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>16 doz eggs $439 Groceries $1.90 Meat $1.69</td>
<td>3.50</td>
<td>6.88</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Telephone $4.93 Dry Goods $3.75 Shoe rep $1.75</td>
<td>10.43</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Hartley cartridge 504. Jemes Garden tools 254 Garden Seeds 25.4</td>
<td>1.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>19</td>
<td>bought of D. McPherson 15 bus of Sud Barley</td>
<td>30.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>20</td>
<td>Sold {illegible} 2 cattle weighing 1740 lbs @11.9</td>
<td></td>
<td>191.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>20</td>
<td>.. . 5 . .. 48.60 . . 129</td>
<td></td>
<td>582.00</td>
</tr>
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<td></td>
<td>Selling Expenses @ 43 51/100 per 100 lbs 28.58</td>
<td>28.58</td>
<td></td>
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<td>21</td>
<td>12 doz eggs @4.59 $5.16 2 dry eggs @43 689</td>
<td></td>
<td>6.02</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 ps of back shoes $4.50 1/2 bus of Gallons Sweet {illegible}</td>
<td>18.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
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<td>4 gals gasoline $1.68 4 gals {illegible} oil $1.16 wire nails 254 </td>
<td>3.09</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Ban 259 Bread $1.00 Miss Thank offering $1.00 CO 359</td>
<td>3.30</td>
<td></td>
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<td>-</td>
<td>Church Sale $5.00 Miss $1.00 1 ps of {illegible{ $1.75</td>
<td>7.75</td>
<td></td>
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<td>22 .</td>
<td>Bread 829 resticks stomping powder $1.80 cape + {fence?} 354</td>
<td>3.97</td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td>Old-wire 549 bott lase 29 Lodge dues $6.72</td>
<td>7.54</td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td>Paid Farmers of Movement Sale</td>
<td>100.00</td>
<td></td>
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</tbody></table><table></table></div>
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<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>Apr 22nd</td>
<td>Sold R. Robertson setting keys @1.50 each</td>
<td></td>
<td>$4.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>26th</td>
<td>Bread 449 Co 359 Church sub $5.00 Miss $1.00</td>
<td>6.79</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>Sols C. Coloniel 38 lbs of chop $3.50 1/2 bus onions $2.50</td>
<td>5.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
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<td>27 -</td>
<td>9 1/2 dry eggs @4.39</td>
<td></td>
<td>4.08</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>12 lbs sweet clover seed $5.40 Horse showing 504</td>
<td>5.90</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries $5.26 1 ps dry 459 {illegible} $1.50 {illegible} </td>
<td>8.02</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Bread 5.29 {loaf?} {illegible} Blacksmithing for plows $2.00</td>
<td>3.02</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>30 -</td>
<td>Sold to Mr Moore 2 bus Wheat @ $2.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>4.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>A. Woolman s bus {illegible} Oats $1.30</td>
<td></td>
<td>10.40</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Mrs Wade {illegible} to house{oban?} Bread 624</td>
<td>1.62</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>May 1st</td>
<td>Hartley $2.00 Bread 469 Ms Frasguhareme Peanut $1.25</td>
<td>3.71</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>3rd</td>
<td>Bread 364 Co 359 Groceries $3.47</td>
<td>4.18</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Sold to W. E.Cooks 5 1/4 loafs of Seed Oats @1.25</td>
<td></td>
<td>$6.35</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>4-</td>
<td>Drugs 2.60 {Mmk?} 25.9 E. tract $1.00 G. {Beetha?}</td>
<td>4.55</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>5</td>
<td>Paid Ms Reynolds $5.40</td>
<td>Bread 5.24</td>
<td>5.92</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>7-</td>
<td>Groceries 659 4 gals coal oil 299 $1.16 Laundry 129</td>
<td>1.93</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Paid H.H.Hush {illegible} to date $120.00 Hartley {illegible} wages $30.00</td>
<td>150.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 cut of {illegible}cake $4.30 Mrs Reynolds $1.25 Bread 284</td>
<td>6.41</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 can of carriage carnish 55.9 rep for speeder 509</td>
<td>1.05</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>14</td>
<td>1 bag of seed potatoes $5.00 5 1/2 doz eggs @454 2.45</td>
<td></td>
<td>7.85</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 raincoat for Edith $21.50 Mother $5.00 Dr Heas $1.00</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>G. Record $1.00 {illegible} 304 2 pks whale {illegible} $1.50</td>
<td>2.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Fish 754 Oranges 75.9 {illegible} 55 {Sugarives?} 45.4 Bread 1.50</td>
<td>2.70</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
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<td>1 box of cakes 2 lbs @349 {illegivle} $1.00 stalk {norm?} 159</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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</tbody></table><table></table></div>
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<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>May 17th</td>
<td>Bought of R. Wright 1 load of Timothy hay</td>
<td>$25.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>. .. Gordon <s>Gorde</s> Grieson 1 horse {illegible}</td>
<td>30.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>18-</td>
<td>Paid Mrs Reynolds 4 days work + washing</td>
<td>6.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>3 1/2 dry eggs from Mr Hisle for settings</td>
<td>1.75</td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>20-</td>
<td>6 1/2 doz eggs @45c</td>
<td></td>
<td>2.92</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Bought of R. Murray 60 1/2 bus Oata @ $1.25</td>
<td>45.60</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Suit mended + cleaned at R. Murrays</td>
<td>2.50</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Meat 1.10 staples (wire) 25c paint {oil?} 90c 2 gals paint $3.40</td>
<td>5.65</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries $4.04 Bread $4.01 Ediths dress $6.50</td>
<td>11.55</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>6 lbs mangel seed $3.50 But seed $4 conf 35x</td>
<td>3.80</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Creamery Cheque for April 285 lbs %23 @68c</td>
<td></td>
<td>49.54</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>12 lbs of butter @ 68.4 $4.92 May 22 Hartley 10.00</td>
<td>17.92</td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>24-</td>
<td>Church sub $2.00 Miss 25c Far at Sharp Reunion.</td>
<td>3.25</td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>25 -</td>
<td>Sold to Won Hebman 4 bags of seed potatoes</td>
<td></td>
<td>27.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Anniversary {Conest?} St. George $1.00 Co 10c</td>
<td>1.10</td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>28</td>
<td>5 dry eggs @45.9 $2.25</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries 2.05 Meat $1.00 Drugs $1.00 1 ps stockings 50</td>
<td>4.55</td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>1 ps shoes (Ediths) $5.50 Jehna shool $1.40 5 {illegible} $1.20</td>
<td>8.20</td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td></td>
<td>Hardware $1.<s>{illegible}</s> Co. 25c Mrs Reynolds $3.00 {Maimie?} 25c</td>
<td>4.60</td>
<td></td>
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<td>June 2nd/td>
</td><td>Bread 70c Hartley 20.00 1 1/2 bus seed {corn?} $1.65</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td></td>
<td>4 gals gasoline $1.44 {cilinder?} oil 50c Co. 10c</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>4th</td>
<td>4 1/2 doz eggs @47c $2.11 2 doz @45c 90c</td>
<td></td>
<td>3.01</td>
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<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>Groceries $1.70 Meat 40 {Mangoes?} for budday $10.00</td>
<td>12.10</td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>-</td>
<td>2 pkt {illegivle} $1.40 Dry Goods $3.77 Pont {illegible}</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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</tbody></table><table></table></div>
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<td>May 18th</td>
<td>Cash</td>
<td>$1.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>25th</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.00</td>
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<tr>
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<td>2 bags of potatoes @1.00</td>
<td></td>
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<td>Cash</td>
<td>2.00</td>
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<td></td>
<td>7.00</td>
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<td>27th</td>
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<td>5.00</td>
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<td>Aug 10</td>
<td>$5.00 Telephone to Toronto 40c</td>
<td>5.40</td>
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<td>Sec 23rd</td>
<td>10.00</td>
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<td>1.00 (10th) 1.00 19th to {illegible} 50c</td>
<td>2.50</td>
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<td>15.00</td>
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<td>5.00</td>
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<td>1/2 dy at Brantford</td>
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<td>5.00</td>
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<p><br />25 lbs flour 2.10 Groceries 3.21. Horse shoe sitt 25.4<br />
<br />Paid h.B. Little 1/2 {yrslnt?}$13.75 emfore 35.4<br />
<br />Hartby $10.00. July 12th checque for $30.00<br />
<br />Groceries $3.68 Dry Goods $1.08 Meat 75.4 Bread 90<br />
<br />Dais shoes $1.98 Hardware. 12.0 {Aunt helin?} $2.00 emf.6.4 Laundry 1.2<br />
<br />Whip 35.4 steak for 35.4 Co.15.4<br />
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<br />Cream Cheque for June 268th %23 @58.4<br />
<br />13 lbs of butter @56.4 $7.28 Co 25.4<br />
<br />2 baskets of cherries $3.25<br />
<br />13 bus of 3 lbs Dats @ $1.50 per bus $19.65 {illegible} punch 70.4<br />
<br />Groceries $2.89. Bread 66.4 Telephone bill $5.08.<br />
<br />1 willow basket $2.50 huat $1.05 100l of machine oil<br />
<br />5 lbs shingle nails 50.0 st.car ticket 30.4 sundries $1.15<br />
<br />Mr {Buohanans?} soy $1.00 {name}'s birthday 25.4 lamp shade $1.50<br />
<br />10 lbs. oiled wire $80.4 / stable brown $1.35 wire nails 3.09<br />
<br />10 lbs shingle nails $1.00 2 knives Dm 76.4 Hartby $1.15<br />
<br />Dave Scott for cow $2.00 meat $1.10 hair cut 25.4<br />
<br />2 baskets of cherries to Bessie of Angus 2.00 Bread 1.40<br />
<br />Case of corn.flakes $4.50 Groceries $1.30 meat $1.25<br />
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<td>Dec 9th Sold to {L?}. Hyndman 1 sow 460 lbs @ 9 c
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<td>Groceries $216 Dry Goods $5.25 Record $1.25</td>
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<td>Creamery Checque for {hou?}. 275 lbs @ 58 {illegible} </td>
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<td> 9 lbs of butter @ 57c $5.13 4 cans of skim milk @ 25c {illegible} </td>
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<td> car fare 70c co 50 3 {illegible} {illegible} {illegible} 75 2-box 60c {illegible} 30c </td>
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<td> 3 {bus?} of apples to Mr moose @1.00 </td>
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<td> cheque to h. {Amere?} can {illegible} Co. </td>
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<td> Prince + {charter shod?} $3.90. 2 sacks of bran $2.00 chopping 60c </td>
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<td> 4 gals coal-oil $1.36 1 can of {cilinder?} oil {illegible} staples 50c Brace wire 50c </td>
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<td> 1 sack {illegible} 1 {illegible} 60c 1 pencil 15c {illegible} {40c?} conf. {5c?} meat 80c </td>
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<td> Church {Suls?} $3.00 miss {illegible} w.m.soc. $2.00 co. 25c </td>
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<td>Car fare to Tangford 70c {illegible} etc 10c postage express 30c 55c </td>
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<td> 4 gals of gasoline $1.80 Groceries $1.10 {Aha L.?} $5.00 </td>
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<td> Xmas tree 75c Co. 10c conf 60c {illegible} for 4 {illegible} $2.50 chopping {65c?} </td>
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<td>3 bags of potatoes @ $2.{illegible}. {illegible} @ $1.00 7.00
grandma {illegible} for {illegible} {$2.00?} </td>
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<td>Jan 1st </td>
<td>Railway fare to {Wateslow?} $1.90 conf. 10c co. 10c {illegible} </td>
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<td> Bread {illegible} 20 lbs of oatmeal $1.10 1 {loup?} {shade?} $1.50 </td>
<td> {2.13?} </td>
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<td> Groceries $2.95 4 gal. of coal - oil $1.36 meat {48c?} {stamps?} {18?} </td>
<td> 4.92 </td>
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<td> Bread 36c {Jalmoe shod?} $2.00 meat 60c {bolls?} {illegible} </td>
<td> 3.11 </td>
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<td> 4 doz. eggs @ 70c $3.15 Drugs $1.25 Dry Goods {illegible} {illegible} 40c </td>
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<td> 3.15 </td>
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<td> bag of potatoes $1.50 {3?} doz. eggs @ 65c ${3.57?} {illegible} 1,00 </td>
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<td> {Creamery?} Checque for Dec. {290?} lbs % {25?} @ 58c </td>
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<td> Ticket to {Hort.?} Society 1921 $1.00 watch rep 75c </td>
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<td> Church sub. $5.00 miss 50c co.15c </td>
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<td> Bread 36c {sulc?} to Star Transcript {illegible} $1.5 </td>
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<td> 60 </td>
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<td> 1 qt seperate {oil?} 30c Lidge Dues $5.54 </td>
<td> 5.74 </td>
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<td> Sold {Jelma?} to Wm Howes Parei </td>
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<td> 57.50 </td>
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<td> Bread 36c Co. 35c {huts?} etc 40c 1 Drs. thermometer $2.15 </td>
<td> 3.35 </td>
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<td> 1 cockruel. (White Wyandette) to Church </td>
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<td> Bread 36c Co. 20c </td>
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<td> 9 1/2 doz. eggs @ 55c $5.20 Groceries $2.10 conf. 10c </td>
<td> 2.20 </td>
<td> 5.20 </td>
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<td> 5 gals. of coal. oil $1.65 Bread 12c {sprite?} etc 24 </td>
<td> 2.01 </td>
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span id="Sunday,_November_8"></span><span class="mw-headline" id="Sunday.2C_November_8">Sunday, November 8</span></h2>
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<td>Feb 14th</td>
<td>6 dz eggs @ 40¢<br />5 gals of gasoline @ 45¢ $2.25 4 gals coal oil 33¢ $1.32</td>
<td><br />3.57</td>
<td>2.40</td>
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<td>" 16</td>
<td>Bread 96¢ Co 20¢ Farmers Magazine {probably a subscription} 2 yrs $3.00 </td>
<td>4.16</td>
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<td>Cream cheque for January $300 lbs %{illegible} @ 59¢<br />8 lbs of butter @ 48¢ $4.64 Bread 60¢<br />3 1/2 doz eggs @ 40¢ $1.00 1 basket of apples 28¢ Meat $1.50 1/2 gal cylinder oil 65¢ Mitts $1.00 Sap ring 28¢ Groceries $3.37 Drugs 42¢ Dry-good $2.37 1 pr rubbers 1.25</td>
<td><br />5.24<br /><br />3.40<br />7.51</td>
<td>4.64<br /><br />1.25</td>
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<td>" 19</td>
<td>Bread etc. 38¢ 1 box of Maple{illegible} cookies 7 1/4 @ 30¢ $2.20 {illegible}<br />2 bags of potatoes @ 1.00 = $2.00 1 box apples 75¢</td>
<td><br />.20</td>
<td>.40<br />2.20<br />1.20</td>
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<td>Driller 50¢ Lecture Silas Manner 50¢ 3 doz eggs @ 40¢</td>
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<td>Bread $1.08 Horshoe 65¢ {illegible} 50¢ gasoline $1.80</td>
<td>13.73</td>
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<td>Hulling 10 {illegible} sweet clover 2 1/2 hrs @ $2.00 per hr $7.50</td>
<td>7.50</td>
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<td><s>Bert $10.00</s> Jim McDonald $9.50 Co 254<br />5 gals of coal-oil $1.60 Meat $1.15 tape 10¢ Bread {40?} 4 doz eggs to Bert 40¢ $1.60 2 dz eggs 76¢</td>
<td>9.75<br />3.35</td>
<td><br /><br /><br />2.25</td>
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<td>Mar 2nd</td><td>Sold to Jas. Wallace 5 hogs weighing 930 lbs @ {illegible}</td>
<td></td>
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<td>8th</td>
<td>1 cwt cotton seed meal $2.75 1 bus. of corn 90¢ 1 sack of bran 95¢<br />3 bags of oats crushed 30¢ Prince shod $1.50 Stamps etc 35¢<br />7 gals of gas $3.15 {oil? illegible amt} 5 gals of coal oil $1.60 Meat 70¢</td>
<td>4.60<br />1.95<br />5.65</td>
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<td>1 lbs of vinegar at Jacks Sale $3.25 Bread 72¢<br />Paid Miss Grier for Meat $2.00</td>
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span id="Monday,_November_9_1921"></span><span class="mw-headline" id="Monday.2C_November_9_1921">Monday, November 9 1921</span></h2>
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<td>Paid for {rep?} for chopper + engine $2.70 stabbing 35c </td>
<td> 3.05</td>
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<td> {Don?} {3c?} {caf?} {illegible} co 25c mother $25.00 </td>
<td>25.75</td>
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<td> {Bert?} Williams on balance {illegible} $20.00 </td>
<td> 20.00 </td>
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<td> 7 doz. eggs @ {35c?} {illegible} Bread 48c </td>
<td> 48 </td>
<td> 2.45 </td>
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<td> Cream Cheque for Feb. 355 lbs {illegible} @ {59c?} </td>
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<td> 1 {cent?} sugar $10.00 4 lbs of butter @ 58c $2.32 </td>
<td> 12.32 </td>
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<td>Buggy rep. $4.00 cultivator {whaels?} $2.50 charlie {shodate?} 1.90 </td>
<td> 8.40 </td>
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<td> 20 lb paid arsenate of lead @ 21c $4.20 2 tongue {pobe?} 60c
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<td> B. sugar 50c $ {illegible} coal - oil $1.60 {conf?} 15c </td>
<td> 2.25 </td>
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<td> 18- </td>
<td> 2 bags of potatoes to miss Green @ $1.00 chopping 50c </td>
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<td> 2.50 </td>
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<td> .75c </td>
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<td>22- </td>
<td> Repairing Engine $1.75 car fare 40c {both at?} 25c seeds 40c </td>
<td> 2.80 </td>
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<td> 24- </td>
<td> Bought of R. Veal 1 calf. $5.50 Bread 48c paper 2c </td>
<td> 6.00 </td>
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<td> 6 1/2 doz. eggs. 50c $1.95 9 1/2 doz eggs @30c 2.85 </td>
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<td> 4.80 </td>
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<td> 26- </td>
<td> 6 {bags?} of corn $6.00 chopping 20c 3 {cent?} of cotton seed {illegible} 2.75 {illegible} </td>
<td> 14.45 </td>
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<td> 1 {illegible} of salt $1.25 onion {illegible} 40c Groceries $2.85 </td>
<td> 4.60 </td>
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<td> Dry Goods $2.60 Meat {illegible} 5 gals. coal- oil $1.60 {illegible} </td>
<td> 7.85 </td>
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<td> {illegible} {Johnsen?} {lense?} for car $1.50 5 gals gasoline @ 42c </td>
<td>3.60 </td>
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<td> 28- </td>
<td> Bread 48c co. 50c conf. 20c new {illegible} bulbs for car {illegible}
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<td> 2.08 </td>
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<td> Apr 2nd </td>
<td> {Lisener?} for car $13.00 flower for Mr Simons {illegible} Dry {coller?} {illegible} </td>
<td> 14.05 </td>
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<td> Suit pressed $2.00 tops 40c meat 40c Drugs $1.00 cof. 20c </td>
<td> 4.50 </td>
<td> </td>
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<td> - </td>
<td> Dry Goods 55c Groceries $1.71 {illegible} 15c </td>
<td> 2.41 </td>
<td> </td>
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<td> - </td>
<td> 14 doz. eggs @25c {illegible} of potatoes in {illegible} 70 </td>
<td> .70 </td>
<td> 3.50 </td>
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<td>{illegible} </td>
<td> {Don?} + {mangarite?} $4.00 Bread at 49c {illegible} overalls $1.00 {illegible} </td>
<td>5.79 </td>
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span id="Tuesday,_November_10_1921"></span><span class="mw-headline" id="Tuesday.2C_November_10_1921">Tuesday, November 10 1921</span></h2>
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<td>Apr 4th</td>
<td>Church {and?} $5.00 Swiss $2.00 Co 25c {illegible} {illegible} $1.00 </td>
<td>$7.25</td>
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<td> 5 doz eggs from the {illegible} for holding {illegible} </td>
<td> 1.25 </td>
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<td> 7th </td>
<td> Herb for {illegible} $7.00 {20?}{illegible} foots {$1.50?} </td>
<td> {illegible} </td>
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<td> 9- </td>
<td> meat 5.59 rubbers {illegible} 1.75 {illegible} {$7.7?} {cof?} {illegible} Bread </td>
<td> </td>
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<td> 10 doz. eggs {illegible} 11 bags of potatoes to {illegible} </td>
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<td> 19 bags of potatoes to R. Brown @75{c?} </td>
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<td> 5 {gals?} of gas for {illegible} $2.10 2 bulls $1.20 </td>
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<td> 12 </td>
<td> 5 doz eggs from mrs {RIde?} for selling @ 25c </td>
<td> 1.25 </td>
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<td> 15 </td>
<td> 1 box of {caRes?} 5 lbs @ 25c {illegible} {18c?} </td>
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<td> 2 bags of potatoes to mrs {illegible} 1 {illegible} to {illegible} {illegible} oil + bull for {car.?} $1.15. Bread $1.16 </td>
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<td> 18 </td>
<td> Sold 4 young cattle to mrs. {Biskett} 3900 lbs @89 {illegible} </td>
<td> </td>
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<td> 1 {illegible} 1050 @ {6c?} $ 63.00 63 13 doz. eggs @ 27c $2.02
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<td> {7?} 1/2 doz. eggs @ 27c </td>
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<td> mother $85. 00 Aunt hellie {illegible} $11.00 meat $1.25 </td>
<td> $7.25 </td>
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<td> Weighing cattle 30c {car?} fare 25c steam {rep?} 50c {illegible} 35c </td>
<td> 1.40 </td>
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<td> groceries $5.{08?} Bread 36c {illegible} {shoe?} $2.25 shoe {rep?} 15c </td>
<td> 7.76 </td>
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<td> 5 gals coal-oil $1.60 Dry {illegible} 70c {illegible} 25c {orange?} {85c?} </td>
<td> 3.40 </td>
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<td> Cream Cheque for {mrs?}. 467 lbs {illegible} 24 @ 69c </td>
<td> </td>
<td> {67?} </td>
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<td> 12 lbs of butter @ 59c $7.08 Bread 56c </td>
<td> 7.64 </td>
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<td> {Rec?} from mrs. Rye craft {bal?} on 35 {illegible} wheat {18c?}</td>
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<td> 6. </td>
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<td> 6 bags of {corn+chop?} $12.10 1 lb and peas 40c </td>
<td> 12.50 </td>
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<td> 5 gals of coal-oil ${1.50?} {illegible} cylinder oil 15c </td>
<td> 2.15 </td>
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<td> Paid {illegible} {illegible} $102.00 {illegible} $100.00 </td>
<td> ${200.00?} </td>
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span id="Wednesday,_November_11_1921"></span><span class="mw-headline" id="Wednesday.2C_November_11_1921">Wednesday, November 11 1921</span></h2>
<p>Apr 28 {Jobphone?} $4.85 meat $1.10 lettuce 25 {illegible} 25c 6.43
<s>{illegible}</s> 1 {illegible} {workshoes?} $5.00 {Ediths?} {sloppee?} 5.00 8.00
7 doz. eggs @ 30c $2.10 groceries $1.60 1.60. 2.10
5ft of {illegible} pipe {illegible} {illegible} 40c {staticmary?} {illegible} {poetcarsh?} {illegible} 2.30
</p><p>26th Paid Hastley Johnson for 5 1/4 dys work @ $1.{15?} 9.25
</p><p>28- 1 cow to {illegible} Birkett $28.00 4 1/2 doz eggs @ 30c 1.35 28.00.
Groceries $1.21 ice cream 35c Seeds 40c {Hinges?} etc 75c 1.33
</p><p>30- {Dom?} $2.50 {Fodge?} {Dues?} $5.54
</p><p>May 3rd Bought 3 {bus?} of seed corn. Learning W. {lap.?} {illegible} ho? $6.15
</p><p>5th 1 {bag?} of {bis cuito?} $1.21 {illegible} 35c {illegible} etc 45c meat 90c 3.40
{Leone?} Hat $3.50 5 gals of {illegible} 2.00 {illegible} 20c Louis H. $5.00 10.70
</p><p>8- Church cub. $2.00 miss 50c {illegible} {found?} $20.00 {illegible} 10c 22.60
</p><p>10- 10 {illegible} of corn $10.00 chopping 40c {mango?} seed etc {8?} lbs $3.45 13.85
Sub. to Farmers Sun. Toronto. 2{illegible} to July 1922. {illegible} 3.07
2 work shirts $3.00 1 straw hat 30c {illegible} 10c Dry Good {illegible} 6.24
Groceries $2.44 Drugs 55c 1 qt of varnish 2.25c 5.24
5 doz of eggs @ 25c $1.25. meat 60c .60 $1.25
</p><p>14- Cyrid $1.00 Groceries 2.45 2 {illegible} cotton {illegible} 50c 2.95 1.00
Dry Goods 55c Gasoline + Oil 3.15 {illegible} 25c 3.95
Cream Checque for Apr. 361 lbs {illegible} 21 @ 59c 44.72
13 lbs of butter 58c $7.54 {Rep?} to {illegible} $1.90 co 20c 9.64
</p><p>24th Reunion 25c Bread $3.00 Bread {43c?} 3.73
</p><p>28th- 4 gals of {illegible} $1.04 Gas + oil $3.40 Groceries $2.15 6.59
{Laundry?} 12c meat $2.55 {illegible} 25c {stomps?} 30c cyrid $2.00 5.32
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<p>{In lighter ink} May 30 - {illegible}
</p><p>June 1 - {illegible}
</p><p>7 - {illegible}
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</p><p>9 - 3 {illegible} 1.20 Cyril 5.10 Tom Reynolds 1.50 8.70 15 bags of potatoes to R.T. {Aitkin?} @ 5.04 4.50 R. Roberts 6 {brow (erdar)} from @204 1.20 1 bag of arrows out 3.25 1 bag of cakes 1.53
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<p>{page is badly torn and stained on left side}</p>
<p>{illegible} Cloudy this evening</p>
<p>{illegible} 1899 {as visible on next page}</p>
<p>{illegible} to rain slowly near bed time</p>
<p>{illegible}drew wood into Shed out of bush</p>
<p>{illegible} went to MN's to get her</p>
<p>{illegible} we think she has Erysipalis</p>
<p>{illegible} & dry them was only a</p>
<p>{illegible}sprinkle of rain last night</p>
<p>{illegible} Boys drew wood AM A & Henry</p>
<p>{illegible} Boys drew off some old stone</p>
<p>{illegible} PM J Chored I took Nancy</p>
<p>{illegible} to Br C's AM & brought</p>
<p>{illegible} home PM Susanna staid the</p>
<p>{illegible} with J H Reesor's wife & A{illegible}</p>
<p>{illegible} wife were here to Supper</p>
<p>{illegible} warm</p>
<p>{illegible} Henry Adeline & Anne went</p>
<p>{illegible} the rest of us went {illegible}</p>
<p>{illegible} all day there was nobody home all day</p>
<p>{illegible} Lissy Burkholder was here {illegible}</p>
<p>{illegible} while after supper W. prety</p>
<p>{illegible} East wind. looks like rain</p>
<p>{illegible} Henry helped NB thresh all day A took</p>
<p>{illegible} wheel of heavy waggon to Whitevale to</p>
<p>{illegible} then he & J took 3 loads of</p>
<p>{illegible} Bus to Br S's to store it there</p>
<p>{illegible} N</p>
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<p>Aug Sept 1899</p>
<p>{illegible} brought them home PM W. {folded over} I & Nancy & Anne went to Br inlaw {folded over to dinner Motherinlaw was not well {torn off} quite a bit better Boys drew home {torn off} wood A took load furniture up {illegible} Boyds House to Cherrywood for {illegible} Oslins PM W. very very {torn out} roads full of dust now nearly</p>
<p>30 Henry helped David Reesor thresh J & {illegible} took load Barly to {illegible} to get Chopped & brought Back {illegible} salt from Cedar Grove A finished roof of Henhouse AM they drew some Muck out of dam P its been dry some 10 days W. warm</p>
<p>31 Boys plowed & scraped Creek {illegible} of young swamp AM A & H{illegible} began plowing Wheat stubble {torn out} of dam PM JD's brought Peter {illegible} & wife & John Burkholder & wife from Waterloo to supper W. very warm dry heavy showers went around began to rain slow & steady at bedtime</p>
<p>Sept 1 Boys Chored AM. A & Henry plowed PM. J went to Markham PM to get Susanna's Medicine Changed Davids were here to supper. W. very fine steady rain all night & AM Cl{torn off} {illegible}</p>
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<p>{page is torn badly}</p>
<p>{torn off} helped {torn off}</p>
<p>{torn off} in Oats all {torn off}</p>
<p>Flavius & Ben'n Barley {torn off}</p>
<p>Apple sauce here today {torn off}</p>
<p>& Apples & water {torn off}</p>
<p>about 80 doz fine {torn off}</p>
<p>22 A helped Elisabeth {torn off} J & Mary went to M {torn off} got Horses Fred & Tip {torn off} 500 2 in Tile from Ch {torn off} AM J & Henry put Wire {torn off} from Corner Young Orchard {torn off} {illegible}ing Townline PM I took {torn off} Barley 11 Bus 27 lbs ( it is very h {torn off} year) & brought home last grist P {torn off} I Caught large Bass & a fine Catfish for Susanna W. Cooler strong wind PM</p>
<p>23 A helped Elisabeth till about 4 Oclock Henry drew dung below garden J went Herman's to go with him to Fleurys {torn off} in Stouffville. I & Nancy & Anne to Davids to dinner W. rather warmer fine Breeze from the north</p>
<p>24 Boys hoed weeds out of Mangels & Chored AM J went to tell Dr to Come Susanna is not so well A & Henry helped {torn off} Kill 8 hogs after 3 PM I took {torn off} & Eggs to Louisas PM</p>
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<p>{torn off} is very {torn off}</p>
<p>{torn off} we need rain very {torn off}</p>
<p>{torn off} crops are growing very well</p>
<p>{torn off} helped Pilky thresh AM</p>
<p>{torn off} wood in shed out of</p>
<p>{torn off} went to Ceder Grove</p>
<p>{torn off} boys hlepd Benj'n draw</p>
<p>{torn off} teams PM Nancy & Anne</p>
<p>{torn off} Eggs to Lewis's PM</p>
<p>{torn off} back yet W. very warm</p>
<p>{torn off} Johnny Reesor thresh AM</p>
<p>{torn off} had NB draw in Oats all</p>
<p>{torn off} drew dung below garden AM</p>
<p>{torn off} helped Benj'n draw in PM J</p>
<p>{torn off} to Markham PM to tell Dr</p>
<p>{torn off} Susanna is not so well he Called</p>
<p>{torn off} evening W. very warm my back lame</p>
<p>{torn off} 19 Henry helped draw in grain at Elisabeth Stovers all day A helped {torn off} AM J Chored all day</p>
<p>{torn off} very very warm pretty near go dry</p>
<p>{torn off}day 20 at home Davids were here to dinner supper Russell went home again Johnny Ramers were here to dinner {illegible} Called PM & Herman's Called after supper W. very very warm {torn off} near go dry</p>
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<p>went to Ceder Grove AM Susanna went with me to Br C's I brought home PM</p>
<p>Jan 1898 Feb</p>
<p>Boys threshed Peas W. below Zero this morning {covered with white paper} today Herman's Came evening</p>
<p>Sunday 30</p>
<p>{torn off} already {torn off}</p>
<p>{torn off}ed in barly{torn off}</p>
<p>{torn off}at J helped Peter</p>
<p>{torn off} thresh I went to Markham in PM for Medicine for Susanna {torn off} not quite so warm</p>
<p>Sunday 3 Boys & girls all went to Cober's Meeting AM Thomas's were here awhile PM W. very fine & Clear pretty Strong NW wind towards evening</p>
<p>4 A & Henry Plowed J Chored {illegible} brought home some Chop from {torn off} W. quite Cool</p>
<p>{stained and torn} A & Henry finished Plowing Knoll {stained and damaged} sowed 3 bags J helped Thomas thresh I brought home last of Chop from Br S's the boys took over 14 bags last week W. pretty warm a fine shower AM warm this evening</p>
<p>6 J & A finished Sowing Knoll 2 bags M{torn off} then they Plowed south of bush Herman helped JD's thresh AM W. rather {torn off} Flavius Fanny the Children were {torn off}</p>
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<p>{torn off} service {torn off}</p>
<p>{torn off} took Butter {torn off}</p>
<p>{torn off} to Ceder Grove {torn off}</p>
<p>{torn off} shower some thunder w{torn off}</p>
<p>{torn off} Blacksmith shop fine rain</p>
<p>{torn off} Plowed in field east of dam Henry {torn off} the Wheat that David Exchanged with us the other day) to Spink Mills 68 cts he brought 16 bags Bran @ $14 per {torn off} AM he Cut Corn PM W. fine</p>
<p>9 A & Henry Plowed J Chored & went to Isaac Reesor's shed raising after {torn off} PM I took 5 bags barly to Br S's Caught fine Creek Suckers & {torn off} Chubs for Susanna AM I went to Ceder Grove PM W. very very fine & Cool September day Mrs Burrows & Br C's wife Called PM</p>
<p>Sunday 10 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J & Anne they staid with Susanna sermon on Luke 22 & 23 C by C Gayman {torn off} Lords supper was celebrated {torn off} Groves. H{torn off}'s & Anne</p>
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<p>{torn off}er. Davids {torn off}</p>
<p>{torn off} came to supper W. fine</p>
<p>{torn off} Plowed J brought about 12 {torn off} Tiles from Pettys this morning I took 5 bags barly to Br S's & brought home Some Chop AM J fixed the outlets of drains east of Orchard PM Dr Called this evening he says Susanna is a little better W. fine Little Shower AM Some Cloudy PM</p>
<p>J & A finished Plowing east of dam & began in field north of Orchard Henry {illegible} east of hill Corn AM he & Flavius drew {illegible} feed Corn with Mare Bonnie & {illegible} mare Rose PM I & Nancy went to Markham Am W. fine</p>
<p>13 J & A Plowed Henry Cut Corn AM he took Bonnie to Flavius & helped him draw Corn PM Menno Reesor Called PM J {illegible} & Carol {illegible} today we {torn off}</p>
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<p>{torn off} helped Flavius {torn off}</p>
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<p>{torn off} {illegible} & seeder Henry {torn off}</p>
<p>{torn off} plant Corn till 3 PM {torn off}</p>
<p>{torn off}M Cut Corn PM Henry {torn off}</p>
<p>{torn off} he Came home they finished {torn off}</p>
<p>{torn off} Hill Corn A took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's this evening E Lewis's here to dinner yesterday I went to Ceder Grove PM. W. fine Cool a light frost in places none here</p>
<p>{torn off} Henry Plowed & drew off a few {torn off} feed Corn J dug some drains at {illegible}'s south of Shank Swamp I took 5 bags barley to Br S's & {torn off} home some Chop AM went to BSS at Whitevale PM W. some frost{torn off} places this morning very fine today</p>
<p>{torn off} A Plowed AM he helped F's {torn off} up Ensilage Cutter PM Henry helped Flavius thresh AM & helped {torn off}ent thresh PM J helped Jess {torn off} run the Machine all day {torn off} East wind</p>
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<p>{illegible} went to Cobers {illegible} Mr {illegible} with me to Br C's & brought home PM</p>
<p>Jan 1898 Feb</p>
<p>Boys threshed Peas> W. below Zero this morning Milder today Herman's came at evening to Stay all night</p>
<p>Sunday 30 all went to Meeting at Hebron except Susanna Henry & J remarks by Br C Sermon on St Mark part of 3'd C by C Burkholder Menno Reesor & family & Wilmot Kirby were here to dinner W. 13 deg below Zero this morning very little wind, air from NE above Zero this PM snowing some PM Hermans were here at dinner too</p>
<p>Boys took steer & Heifer to Lewis's the steer weighed 1080 lbs the Heifer 935 lbs AM they Chored PM. W quite Mild some snow from East AM heavy awhile PM</p>
<p>Feb 1 Boys Chored W. few in snow last night steady strong blow from north all day below Zero {torn off} & west roads blocked</p>
<p>Candle Mas day 2 boys shoveled snow awhile AM threshed few Peas PM the roads are not badly blocked W below Zero this morning Milder PM Cloudy nearly all day sun shone {illegible} about noon & a little towards evening</p>
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<p>{illegible} Ice J & Henry fixed Ice house AM A & Henry brought home a load & J took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's PM we have to go every week now David dont take their stuff any more W. pretty Cold west wind PM Nancy Groves Came to stay all night</p>
<p>4 Boys Cut & drew Ice they have brought Blocks which will be enough I took Nancy Groves to Benj'ns this evening & Called at Br C's to see how Becca was she was taken sick yesterday with Inflammation of the Liver W. sharp but fine. Martin Burkholders were here to supper quite Mild this evening</p>
<p>5 Boys Chored & put saw dust back into Icehouse there was not enought to quite Cover it I went to Br C's to see how Becca is she is a little better W. quite Mild soft snow AM strong wind this evening a little Colder</p>
<p>Sunday 6 at home all day Flavius's were here to dinner W. Zero this Morning Milder today</p>
<p>7 Boys took grist Chop to Br S's & Shoveled snow off Corn along fence {torn off} & Mary went with sleigh</p>
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<p>1898</p>
<p>load M Barkeys boys JD's young folks & Br S's Bertha to Menno Burkholders this PM I went to Trustee meeting at Hebron AM I Br S's Johnny Ramers were reelected again went to Br C's this evening Becca some better in bed yet W. very fine ( & mild I & Nancy & Anne went to MN's Boys Cut wood in old bush AM & Henry went to Milroys sawing Bee in Br N's Jacobs bush PM W. very mild Cloudy drissly rain PM Christian Burkholder 's Came to stay all night</p>
<p>Josephus Brillinger & wife from Nottawasaga Called awhile AM Boys Husked Corn AM J & Benj {torn off} Mason's sale in Scarboro</p>
<p>{torn off} Chored A brought home</p>
<p>{torn off} light rain off & on all day {torn off} Becca is sitting up again</p>
<p>10 Boys helped to shovel out Scarboro Townline on middle of Turnpike AM Husked Corn & J took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's PM W. very mild foggy a little drissly PM</p>
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<p>Feb 1898 {torn off}</p>
<p>{torn off} husking Corn Benj'n helped W. very foggy AM Cler PM began to rain after dark if it keeps on the sleighing is gone Susanna is not very well tonight</p>
<p>12 Henry went to Markham for Dr Robinson A went to Whitevale got Horse Laddie shod & got Buggy wheel fixed AM they drew our logs in old bush for firewood PM Dr came this evening he says Susanna had Indigestion W. mild some soft snow PM thawed about as fast as it fell Henry went in Cart</p>
<p>Sunday 13 at home Johny Reesor's were here to dinner Benj'ns Called a while this morning they had started {torn off} Meeting at Widemans but {torn off} Banks were so deep to go {torn off} Buggy so they turned back fine AM Cloudy PM very white frost last night</p>
<p>14 J & Henry helped Benj'n cut some Blocks to finish paving his Pig pen AM A went for Dr AM Susanna is not better Boys Cut wood PM David's were here to dinner</p>
<p>{second page}</p>
<p>Feb 1898</p>
<p>Dr Came PM he says Susanna is better in some respects W. a few in soft snow last night & this morning A went to Markham in Cutter</p>
<p>15 Done nothing much W. snow from east all day Mild, getting Colder this evening</p>
<p>16 Boys didnt do Much W. strong wind from North all day 4 deg below Zero this Morning little above through the day</p>
<p>17 Boys shoveled Scarboro Townline it is full again AM threshed some Peas PM. W. 4 deg below Zero this morning Milder through the day wind from East begining to snow at Bedtime Susanna is Bed fast but she rests well but has no appetite</p>
<p>18 Boys threshed some Peas AM J started for Markham at near 10 AM to tell Dr to Come Susanna is not so well {torn off} took grist Chop to Mill PM W. drissly rain off & on AM not thawing much Ice is forming no rain PM looks as if it was getting Colder Dr has not Come yet, nearly 900 A & Henry Cut wood J brought home Chop PM Dr Came this morning he says Susanna is doing well W. sharp this morning Cler & milder today</p>
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<p>Feb 1898</p>
<p>{bent over and illegible} me Benj'ns were here for dinner Flavius & Ketura were here PM Susanna is about the Same W. Mild a little snow last night drissly rain off & on all day, freesing as it falls the sleighs slip pretty well</p>
<p>21 Boys Chored J took a grist of Corn for Meal to Ceder Grove Mills & a little Wheat for Graham Flour AM W. About 10 in soft snow & sleet last night & today it Came from the East it is too heavy to drift Much quite mild Henry & Mary went to Hermans after supper they are going to Kill some hogs tomorrow</p>
<p>22 Henry & Mary were at Hermans Butchering J & A Chored & took some Chop to Br S's W. quite Mild a little snow</p>
<p>23 A & Henry Cut wood J went to Markham & to David's today then he and David went to Gowlands sale on 7th Con Susanna was on the Lounge in Kitchen all day but she was tired this evening W. fine & Mild a little snow in the air E Lewis & his man were here to dinner</p>
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<p>Feb 1898</p>
<p>{Folded over} Boys sawed wood J drew out small load of dry wood at Flavius AM they helped Benj'ns Kill 5 Pigs PM Christian Burkholder & wife brought Lydia & little Harvey here then they went to M Barkeys & Called PM & took them home again. Susanna is not strong yet she was on the Lounge again today I took Butter & Eggs to Davids & went to Ceder Grove PM. W. strong squaal of snow & wind this morning awhile fine & Cler today</p>
<p>25 A & Henry sawed wood J changed sleighs with Flavius & drew out a load of Green first Class wood A took it to McGaw in Markham J went to Haycrofts Sale in Scarboro PM Henry & Nancy went to Markham PM. I didnt feel well. W. fine Mild very good sleighing to Toronto now</p>
<p>26 A & Henry sawed wood AM A took good part green & part dry wood to J McGaws PM I & Henry & Johny Reesor shoveled snow & sawed some wood at Meeting house PM W. very very fine winter day</p>
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<p>Feb 1898 Mar</p>
<p>A went round by Davids & brought Esther & little Russel to stay all night</p>
<p>Sunday 27 all went to Meeting except Nancy & J they staid with Susanna (she is still not able to be up) remarks by C Burkholder Sermon on St Mat part of 21 C by Br C. Joseph Groves Hermans D Burkholder Saml Barkey & his sister Anne & JD's Fanny & her man Jacob Groves Jun'r (they were married last Tuesday) were here to dinner. W. a very very fine winter day</p>
<p>{folded and torn} A took 4 Pigs to Lewis's 66 lbs $4.65 per Cwt AM they brought Fanning Mill from Benj'ns after dinner Cleaned load of Wheat I went to Funeral of old Mr Rae of Waterloo at 11th Con PM W. very fine & Mild</p>
<p>March 1 A took 56 Bus Scott Wheat to Shink Mills @ 86 cts per Bus AM brought the Bags full of Bran @ 12 Ton they Cleaned another load PM & Henry Cut some wood AM {illegible} & children were here today</p>
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<p>Mar 1898</p>
<p>W. very very fine a little Cloudy this morning</p>
<p>2 A took 62 Bus Wheat AM J took 53 Bus PM with Benj'ns team I went to Markham AM to tell Dr to Come Susanna is not so well he Came PM he says she is doing pretty well JB's Called PM. W. very very fine</p>
<p>3 A took 51 Bus 37 lbs Wheat AM & 45 Bus PM J Shirk & wife were here to dinner & Benj'n Dillers to supper J got Horse Laddie shod AM. W. very very fine & Cler</p>
<p>4 J took 38 Bus Wheat AM A & Henry cut wood J took some Bran to Flavius that he brought from Spinks for him & exchanged sleighs PM W. very very fine & Cler</p>
<p>5 Boys had Albert Reesor's Corn sheller & shelled Corn Davids Came Esther & Russel stayed & David went to Spink Mills for a load of Bran J went with him W,. very very fine & Cler I went to Andrew Reesor's PM</p>
<p>Sunday 6 at home Henry Adeline & Mary went to Meeting at Altona</p>
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<p>Hermans were here to dinnner Benj'ns were here awhile PM & Aunt Lissy Burkholder Called PM JH Ramers were here to Supper W. very very fine</p>
<p>7 J & A took grist Chop to Br S's & Cut some Basswood logs at Flavius AM they drew 8 of them to Br S's PM they didnt do much he has sore throat I & Nancy & Anne went to AB's PM didnt stay very long A was not at home W. very very fine & warm, snow going Henry drew the Cutter up to the gate & Susanna got in & he pulled it around by the driving house & she enjoyed it very much, she is getting some better</p>
<p>8 J & A cut & drew some Hemlock logs & brought home Chop I & Mary went to Markham AM. MN's were here to dinnner W. very fine & Mild sleighing breaking up</p>
<p>9 Boys drew few logs & got down sap buckets & soaked them I & Nancy went to JB's they were not at home then went to Hermans neither they or C Burkholders were at home then we went to Davids to dinner W. very mild sleighing about gone</p>
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<p>10 Picked 10 Fowls & Killed big Pigs Cut it up for our own use & made some sausage J took Butter Eggs & the ten Fowls to Davids he took a grist of Chop to Br S's AM W. very mild & fine snow going very fast</p>
<p>11 A & Henry sawed wood in bush AM they & J tapped some trees about 45 Buckets mostly 2 to a tree PM sap did not run well W. slight east wind very mild, drissly rain awhile PM</p>
<p>12 Boys Chored AM they gathered 12 Pails sap PM J went to Ceder Grove this evening W. Cloudy mild drissly rain at times, snow going very fast</p>
<p>Sunday 13 I & Nancy went to Flavius W. some rain last night drissly AM blowed up from west PM Cold this evening snow going fast</p>
<p>14 Boys sawed wood AM gathered up limbs in bush & drew them on a pile PM I went to Ceder Grove PM W. frost last night fine & Cler today sap ran some today</p>
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<p>Mar 1898</p>
<p>15 Boys sawed wood J helped Benj'n Killy & hang up a Pig then got Horses Fred & Laddied shod AM he drew lumber PM I Boiled sap all day W. mild a strong East wind</p>
<p>16 I finished sap AM Nancy finished it on the stove over a gallon there was some rain water in it W. very mild & Cler pretty heavy thunder & some rain this evening I went to Johny Reesor's again today for some of their spring water for Susanna she thinks is is good for her she had a dream to that effect she is some better</p>
<p>17 A & Henry Cut wood J helped Benj'n Kill 2 Pigs & Flavius took one there & they Killed it too AM J & A brought about 28 Bus Western Corn from Markham station @ 434 cts PM we got it Chopped for the milk Cows Oats are worth about 36cts at present Henry took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's W. very fine & Cler roads pretty bad</p>
<p>18 Boys sawed wood J Chored AM he brought load pine roots from Flavius to sugar bush & brought Corn Chop home PM I boiled sap all day</p>
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<p>W. very fine & Cler, rainy at Bedtime</p>
<p>19 Chored AM Boys sawed wood in Flavius bush awhile PM then they brought a load of sawdust from Br S.'s this evening W. warm I think it rained all night drissly AM Cler PM a thunder shower went around towards evening {illegible} I dont think it rained very heavy last night</p>
<p>Sunday 20 at home all day Br N's & Thomas's were here to dinner Wilmot Kirby was here to dinner & supper W. Cool. N.W. wind</p>
<p>21 Boys sawed wood in Flavius Bush AM they sawed aol Willows at Creek on Scarboro Townline PM Benj'n helped all day I went to Markham AM to get Medicine for Susanna W. east wind all day a little snow & drissly rain PM Cool J took Cow Lady to Lewis's arm AM @ $33.00 took 6 bags barley to Br S's PM</p>
<p>22 Boys chored AM Cut some of the Old Willows PM I went to Ceder Grove PM there have been a few suckers Caught a few days ago. W. drissly AM fine & warm PM</p>
<p>23 Boys sawed Willows I & J Put in 18 logs at SM AM I went to Johny Reesors & to Burrows PM W. Cler. Cold NW wind</p>
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<p>Mar 1898</p>
<p>24 Boys drew in 3 loads feed Corn then finished threshing Peas J drew away lumber & took Butter & Eggs to Davids PM I boiled sap W. frose hard last night fine & Cler Sap run a little PM</p>
<p>25 Boys drew 4 loads of Willow wood home AM split it ready for the stove & Piled it up by the Smokehouse I Boiled sap till about 2 PM the women finished it on the stove. we have 4 Imperial gallons. W. very fine & Cler heavy white frost last night</p>
<p>26 J went with Benj'n to Stouffville then they called at Herman's sawing Bee PM A went to Markham to tell Dr to come Susanna's ear is very sore she has to lie on her right side all the time Henry split willow A helped finish it PM I gathered 19 big buckets of sap this morning W. very fine, some sharp east wind. Dr Came this evening</p>
<p>Sunday 27 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J & Adeline they staid with Susanna remarks by Br C Sermon on 1st Cor C by C Gayman Davids were here to dinner W. east wind not very strong, drissly rain PM, not much</p>
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<p>28 Boys dug Post Holes awhile on Knoll north from Beech trees AM J went to Sale on old A Burkholder farm Property belonging to a Mr Hood he had a Mortgage on the farm & had to take it to save himself A went to Markham with some Boots to get Mended he went with Horse Chief in the Cart he went well he drove him out on Saturday too W. drissly part of the time all day grass beginning to grow all Wheat looks very well so far</p>
<p>29 Boys dug some Post holes & pulled down Board fence from NE Corner of bush to dam AM Picked up rubbish in Flavius fallow PM I Boiled Sap till about 3 PM then Nancy finished it off on stove 4 quarts W. very fine</p>
<p>30 A & Henry Picked rubbish J helpd Benj'n split Cedar Posts AM 3 Boys drew off rubbish PM I boiled sap till about 2 PM W. White frost last night fine & Cler today</p>
<p>31 A took 12 bags barly to Br S's then he & Henry drew some Willow wood home AM they drew off rubbish at Flavius's PM J took Cow Sylvia to Foreman's AM</p>
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<p>Benj'n to SM PM I took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's David is not well & Could not go we heard this evening that Isaac Moyer is sick I went to see home stail all night he had a Paralytic Stroke this afternoon & is about helpless. W. fine & Cler, rather Cold NW wind</p>
<p>Good Friday 8 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J he staid with Susanna remarks & sermon on St Mark 15 C 25 V to dend of C by Br C nobody here to dinner Anne went home with Davids they were at Flavius to dinner Mary Came home she was at Davids since Tuesday</p>
<p>W. a very very fine & Clear day. some frost last night about 38 above Zero in the middle of the day A drew the Buggy down & up the lane with Susanna she enjoyed the ride very much</p>
<p>9 I & A Burned rubbish in fallow at Flavius A dug drains at Benj'ns AM they all dug PM I took 6 bags Oats to Br S's I got them Chopped PM I & Nancy went this Morning to see Isaac Moyer he is sinking slowly W. very fine & Cler I gathered 8 Buckets of Sap this evening</p>
<p>Easter Sunday 10 I went early this Morning to see Moyer and staid till about noon B Stovers were here to dinner I went again</p>
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<p>April 1898</p>
<p>after supper to Moyer's he is still getting weeker W. very very fine warm Cler dry roads very good Benj'n sowed spring wheat yesterday</p>
<p>Easter Monday 11 Boys thought they must work today they finished putting in tiles in sod at Benj'ns AM they sowed some Oats in NW Corner field PM Isaac Moyer Died a few Minutes after 12 last night I & NB went to Markham to order a Coffin AM I went to see Thomas Diller & Br N's Jacob to help one of our Boys & Br N's Albert to dig his Grave tomorrow W. very very fine day very little frost last night</p>
<p>12 went to Moyers this morning to help put him into his Coffin got home about noon he was swelled some & C Berial had to tap him I & JD went to Markham PM I am appointed one of Isaac Moyer's Executors & asked him a few months ago to release me he partly Consented & finaly concluded to do it but he never to it Completed & I intend to get it done yet if I can we asked Advice & was told it Could be done. Boys finished sowing NW field west of Creek with Oats & half of field behind barn with Oats W. very very fine & warm ground works very well. roads like June</p>
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<p>April 1898</p>
<p>13 we all went to Isaac Moyer's funeral Amelia Ernest & Ernest & Karl staid with Susanna Adeline only staid to see him Buried then came back Br S's & N's & myself JD. David & Menno Burkholder bore him to his grave sermon by C Burkholder Seromon on Isaiah 57 C 2nd V by Br C Rev Siple Baptist spoke too Br inlaw Saml Hoover's & JH Ramer's were here to dinner Boys sowed field below house with Oats. W. very very fine & warm. there was a cool east air</p>
<p>14 Boys grubbed & harrowed field east of dam & began to sow barley I J & Benj'n Cleaned seed barley & 5 bags grist of wheat AM I took grist to Ceder Grove Mills PM took Butter & Eggs to Davids W. very very fine clouded up toward night</p>
<p>15 Boys finished sowing field east of dam before dinner then A went to help Benj'n Henry rolled Alsike behind cider house seeded meadow back of orchard I took 5 bags Shelled corn to Br S's to get chopped it was damp so I hurried home I took 5 bags Oats to mix with it AM I bring home grist flow PM</p>
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<p>16 Henry rolled barley & Oats behind barn & began in NW comer field A helped Benj'n AM began to plow sod on knoll PM I & Nancy took Moyer's & Caty Houser to Locust Hill This morning with mare Bonnie & spring waggon W. cool NW wind Cloudy this evening Adelaide & Mary went to Markham PM</p>
<p>Sunday 17 I & Nancy went to Isaac Reersor's to dinner to Br S's to supper W fine & clear. Cool wind looked like rain towards evening Some big lightning over the lake at dusk</p>
<p>18 Henry finished rolling A plowed sod J helped Flavius at a drain I bought home 5 bags barley chop from Br' S's went to Markham PM W. fine clear</p>
<p>19 Boys cleaned & oiled 3 setts of single harness with a kind of harness soap that I bought yesterday W. very very strong East wind & rain from about 9 AM they plowed awhile this morning & I bought 4 bags seed Potatoes from Johny Reesor's This morning I gathered all the sap buckets in the barn & throwed out the sap yesterday morning</p>
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<p>April 1898</p>
<p>that was in some of them the woods were so dry I was afraid to boil it some of the buckets were falling to peices but the rain has changed it all</p>
<p>20 Boys all went to Flavius's & dug Post holes for a wire fence on east side of his lane AM A & Henry Plowed the most of the time PM W. Squaals of sleet & rain off & on all day Cool I went to Flavius & Br N's AM Herman Called to get wild Hairs Pulled PM John Cober Called PM</p>
<p>21 A & Henry finished Plowing sod AM A helped Flavius plow new ground PM J & Henry helped Benj'n drive stakes in fence I took Butter & Eggs to Davids & Caught a lot of Chubs for Susanna PM W. Cler strong N Wind Cool the fall Wheat looks very well, the grass is beginning to look green the Buds are starting on the trees</p>
<p>22 Chored Cleaned Seed Peas Henry went to Abraham Lehmans PM W. drissly slow steady rain all day</p>
<p>23 Boys Pulled Posts from old bush to dam & worked at fences at Benj'n's J took grist to Br S's PM I went to half yearly Conference at Hebron PM everything passed off very well W. very fine & growing day</p>
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<p>April 1898</p>
<p>Sunday 24 All went to Meeting at Hebron except J he staid with Susanna remarks by C Gayman Sermon on St Mat 3 C 1st to 26 V by C Burkholder Tilman Reesor & family & Uriah Drudge & family were here to dinner Flavius & Benj'ns Called this evening W. very fine & Cler a strong NE wind AM not Much PM War Commenced yesterday between Spain & the United States of America</p>
<p>25 A helped Flavius Plow Henry grubbed sod I & Nancy & Anne went to Br inlaw Peter's they were not at home we staid to dinner with Motherinlaw then went to Herman's to supper I stopped at Markham & Signed a Release from serving as Executor on Isaac A Moyer's will he had intended to appoint A B Lehman in my place but did not get it done. J Diller is the other one so the Lawyer Armstrong advised J Diller to take it to Probate alone & it Could be Arranged further by appointing Trustees W. fine rather Cool</p>
<p>26 Boys spread dung & Plowed in Mangold ground we Planted 4 drills Potatoes I took 6 bags Barley to Br S's AM & brought it home PM W. very fine & Cler a little Cool</p>
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<p>April 1898</p>
<p>I took Susanna to Br C's AM & brought her home PM she stood it well Jack Reesor's son William was thrown forward in his road Cart early yesterday Morning & his foot was Caught & he was dragged over a Mile the horse running full speed he is badly hurt but it is thought he will recover</p>
<p>27 Boys Plowed mangel ground A Sowed Peas about 5 acres Henry finished Mangel ground PM Adeline & Mary went to Davids W. very fine Air Cool Jacob Hoover's wife at Stouffville died yesterday & was buried today</p>
<p>28 Boys rolled & drilled Mangel ground AM sowed them PM I took Susanna to Benj'ns this Morning then went to Ceder Grove for Mangel Seed AM I & Nancy & J Plowed & raked part of back garden I & Nancy Planted a lot of Raspberries PM W. very fine & Clear, Air from East nearly every day</p>
<p>29 Boys Chored & dug some garden AM J worked at drain at Flavius PM I & A Mary & Anne went to Funeral of F Postils wife (Susy Clark) at 11th Con PM W. fine A & Henry worked in Flavius fallow PM</p>
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<p>April 1898 May</p>
<p>J went to Markham to trade the Top Buggy with Pringles for one with side Bars but Pringle had none on hand to sent he expects one every day W. very fine warm strong NW wind</p>
<p>Sunday May 1 I & Nancy went to Meeting at Altona remarks by C Burkholder sermon on St Mat part of 25 C by Br C went to JB's to dinner w. very fine & warm AM Cloudy & Cooler PM a little rain coming home</p>
<p>2 Boys drew dung on field north half behind barn I took bag Buckwheat to Ceder Grove Mills PM W. fine rain last night, fine today Naval Battle between Spain & America at Pilippines Islands both Parties Claim a victory Battle was fought yesterday</p>
<p>3 A & Henry dug Post holes from corner of bush to dam I & J helped Scrub Meeting house J helped Flavius PM W. some rain last night Cloudy & drissly at times very growing weather</p>
<p>4 A & Henry set Posts from bush to dam AM drew dung behind barn & began drawing on turnip ground in Mangel field PM I went to Markham PM Herman Called to dinner W. rather Cool I gathered a fine Mess of Mushrooms in {illegible} flats this morning</p>
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<p>May 1898</p>
<p>5 Boys drew dung on Turnip ground J helped Flavius at drain I took Butter & Eggs to Davids Susanna went with me to Flavius I brought her home this evening she stood it well R Wallace was here to dinner W. very fine, but a raw Air from East</p>
<p>6 A & Henry finished drawing dung on Turnip ground J helped Flavius drain I took 6 bags barley to Br S's AM I & Nancy went to Markham to get Nancy's Teeth I took them to get fixed the other day then we went to Davids to supper W. a slight frost last night fine today</p>
<p>7 Boys Plowed in Corn ground I took grist Peas & Oats to Br S's & brought home Buckwheat Flour 1/2 bag from Ceder Groves Mill AM I & Nancy went to AB's PM staid to supper W. very fine & warm, but Cool Air</p>
<p>Sundy 8 I & Nancy & Anne went to Meeting at Widemans Suitable Sermon for the Celebration of Lords Supper by C Gayman & Br C went to Daniel Ramers to dinner W. very fine & warm, cool air</p>
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<p>May 1898</p>
<p>9 Henry Plowed root ground A & J Cleaned up Fallow at Flavius AM I took Susanna to JD's this Morning she stays all night I brought home grist from Br S's AM Caught 12 fine fish went to Tapps flats PM Caught about 30 {illegible} PM W. fine & warm leaves Coming out</p>
<p>10 A Plowed at Flavius Henry Plowed root ground I gathered a fine Mess Mushrooms in P{illegible} Flats AM went to Ceder Grove PM W. very warm & Cloudy AM began to rain about 4 PM raining yet, slowly</p>
<p>11 A Plowed at Flavius Henry harrowed & rolled Corn ground I brought Susanna home PM J drilled & Blasted a stone in Corn ground W. fine strong wind a thunder storm about 5 PM fine shower</p>
<p>12 A helped Flavius finish fallows Henry & J made Corn ground ready & began planting Hill Corn I took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's PM W. fine & warm AM Cooler towards evening J Ionson Came this evening with his Horse..Border Rei{illegible} the Property of R Davies</p>
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<p>May 1898</p>
<p>13 A & Henry finished Plowing Turnip ground & harrowed it I & Mary went to Markham AM I got some Barbed Wire Mary got a tooth Pulled W. fine & Cool J McGaw & Flavius Came this evening to dig out some Foxes in the Old David Hoover bush but we think they have left the Den</p>
<p>14 Nancy Anne A & Henry went fishing to Mouth of Rouge with Enos & Frances Hoover and Herman they got quite a few I & J worked at putting wire on fence along lane W. very fine & warm I & J went to Funeral of Samuel Spence at 11th Con this PM</p>
<p>Sunday 15 Henry Mary & Adeline went to M Barkeys there were not at home so they & Shants boys went to N Burkholders to dinner I & Nancy & Anne went to Jacob Reesor's they were not home so we went to B Dillers to supper W. very fine Cler</p>
<p>16 Boys finished wire fence on Knoll & began from bush to dam I took 5</p>
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<p>May 1898</p>
<p>bags Oats to Br S's AM & brought home Chop PM W. very fine & warm</p>
<p>17 Boys helped work in back garden AM they worked at fences PM I & Br C went to Holbornes near Rouge Hill to look for Mushrooms & to see the places where we used to ramble when we were boys 45 years ago we found the Hills & slopes of the Rouge River that were all Cleared then all grown up with a young growth of timber then we crossed both the Rouges to Kirkhams Shoddy Mills where we fished about an hour we Caught 60 fine shiners and fine Perches & some Bass, very fine day we only found one Mushroom</p>
<p>18 A got Horses Fred & Laddie shod Henry rolled turnip ground J helped Flavius make fence AM sowed feed Corn PM I took 6 bags barley & got it Chopped & went to Ceder Grove AM took Butter & Eggs to Davids PM. W. fine AM Cloudy frew drops of rain PM</p>
<p>Ascension day 19 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J he staid with Susanna rmarks & Sermon on {blank space} by Br C Davids & Hermans were here for dinner they were not at Meeting</p>
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<p>May 1898</p>
<p>27 A drew 2 loads gravel P & Henry Chored & split some stones to make walk to old Pig pen AM we washed our 9 sheep & 9 for Thomas PM boys brought home 2 loads of split stones after we washed sheep I took Susanne to Br S's AM and brought her home this evening W very fine & growing day</p>
<p>28 P & Henry built stone walk from gate at water trough to old Hog pen door AM A drew loads gravel from Adams P & Henry helped Benj'n at fences PM Peter Reesor brought two girls from Rainham Fidelia Shank & Mary Hoover. Our Mary took them to David Ramer's & brought them back to dinner then she took them awhile to NB's Br & to Barkeys to supper and left them at JD's W. fine looks a little like rain</p>
<p>Whit Sunday 29 I & Nancy went to JD's to dinner A Adeline & Mary went to Davids PM they heard that little Russel was bitten in the face by Joseph Grove's dog but Davids had taken Russell to the doctor. They did not see them</p>
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<p>W. cloudy & foggy AM clr PM</p>
<p>Whit Monday 30 at home Henry went fishing to dead water J & A went to Br S's caught lot of chubs Henry got fine lot of Bass & few Catfish we were most Agreeably surprised this PM by a visit from my old friend James Duncan he worked for Br C over 30 years ago he was here to supper then we went to Br C's W fine and cool A drew 2 loads gravel PM</p>
<p>31 Henry scuffled Mangels & drew 2 loads gravel AM J Drew one load gravel PM I A & Henry went to sale of the late Isaac A Moyer's Property PM I bought Bedstead 25 cts Trunk 5 cts basket & Box 5 cts Hermans called for supper Joseph Groves brought Esther & Russell PM & she staid to supper Russell is doing very well he is bitten on the right eye W. fine nice & warmer</p>
<p>June 1 I took Susanna to Davids AM A drew 3 loads gravel Henry scuffled Hill Corn AM he sheared sheep PM A helped awhile this evening Br inlaw Simon Hoover's were here to dinner W. very fine & warm looks a little like rain this evening</p>
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<p>June 1898</p>
<p>A drew gravel from Adams Pit for Markham road work I filled Henry Plowed turnip ground I went to Davids AM to bring Susanna home but she wants to stay awhile yet so I brought Russell home with me W. fine & cool.</p>
<p>11 A drew gravel I filled AM Henry got horse Chief Shod AM . Henry filled PM W. very warm rain this morning they went on the road about 8 Oc thunder shower off & on PM the thunder did not come very near but the rain came heavy I & J made a stair to load pigs into a waggon PM</p>
<p>Sunday 12 I & Nancy & little Russell went to M Barkeys to dinner. (Flavius's were here to dinner) W rain awhile this morning showers went around PM Benj'n's called awhile this evening</p>
<p>13 A brought a load gravel on Townline which finishes our roadwork then he brought another into Barnyard J & Henry Chored they fixed road in lane north of dam & A plower headlands in sod field PM I took little Russel home this evening W. showers off & on heavy rain this evening</p>
<p>June 1898 E Lewis's Man took away 8 Pigs 7 months old @ $70.50 cts PM</p>
<p>14 Made new 2 steps in front of big stoop & chored AM A & Henry topped thistles PM till 3 PM then J & Henry topped thistles for Benj'n till supper & A & I built new cedar slat walk from front gate to kitchen stoop M Barkey & his mother brought Jacob Gayman & wife & 2 little daughters & his mother in law awhile AM C Burkholders & wife called few minutes PM Morning W. a little dull this morning cleared up very fair today Cooler this evening</p>
<p>15 A & Hentry topped thistles for Benj'n I scuffled Mangels AM A & Henry Plowed & rolled turnip ground PM I walked to Cedar Grove for turnip seed PM Br inlaw Jesse Hoover was here to dinner W. very fine cool & cler Adeline & Mary went to Susie Hoover's</p>
<p>16 Boys sowed turnip I & Nancy & Anne took wool to S B Lehmans W. very fine & cool</p>
<p>17 Henry worked at Benj'ns J finished Scuffling Hill Corn then he & A went to mouth of Rouge</p>
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<p>June 1898</p>
<p>25 Pulled out Bridge at west Barn dorm & put in one of Stone and earth AM J went to Hermans PM we Trimmed some Apple trees & Cut up old rails & rubbish for Engine wood PM Davids Came to stay all night W. very warm fine shower last night another this Morning slight one this evening</p>
<p>Sunday 26 at home all day Davids staid till after early supper W. Cooler a very Strong NW wind Calmer this evening</p>
<p>27 Henry Adeline & Mary went to R Jarvis's to Pick Strawberries this Morning it was too wet A got Horses Fred & Laddie shod AM they all went to Flavius with team & waggon to draw in hay a slight shower stopped them after they took in 2 loads W. fine & Cool a few slight showers I took Susanna to JD's PM & brought her home this evening</p>
<p>28 Boys Scuffled few Potatoes in Mangel field hoed Sugar Cane & Cut Thistles on road along our farm AM they all went with team to Flavius & helped them take in all their hay PM</p>
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<p>June 1898</p>
<p>I took Susanna to Br N's AM & went to R Jarvis's & bought 24 Boxes strawberries for $1.00 I brought Susanna home this evening I went to Ceder Grove & bought 100 lbs granulated Sugar for $5.00 & 100 lbs of Cooking Sugar for $4.00 W. very fine Cooler</p>
<p>29 A Cut about 3 Acres in Meadow north of Meeting House he got done about 2 PM a guard broke this Morning Henry went to Markham AM & Ordered some J went to A Jackson's Barn raising PM I & A & Henry Cleaned 8 bags Wheat at Benj'ns PM & A took it to Ceder Grove Mills W. very fine pretty warm Thomas was at Jac Grove's today & brought little Russell he is here to stay all night I took Susanna to Johnny Reesor's AM & brought her home PM.</p>
<p>30 A was at B Dillers Barnraising all day Henry Cleaned out Henhouse & Sprayed it with McDonalds sheep Dip to Kill the small lice J Scuffled Mangels AM they both went to raising PM I took Adeline & Mary to raising PM David & Esther Came PM</p>
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<p>June July 1898</p>
<p>Esther staid & David went to raising he took Susanna I took Butter & Eggs to Davids & went to Ceder Grove I brought home sugar W. very very warm thunder showers went around PM. a little rain here shower last night</p>
<p>July 1 Boys put Paris Green on Potatoes this Morning then we shook out all the hay that was Cut till noon. Boys looked for Tares in barley till about 1/2 past 3 O then raked & Cooked hay W. very warm Cloudy this morning Cler today</p>
<p>2 A Cut about 2 Acres grass AM Henry went to Markham on Bycicle to see if Mower Guards have Come did not get them he went & Came in 1.25 M I took small grist Chop to Br S's & went to Ceder Grove Nancy went with me to Isaac Reesor's their Baby is sick Flavius & his man & team helped draw in hay PM we took in 12 loads of fine Hay Timothy & Alsike Clover W. very very warm & Cler</p>
<p>Sunday 3 I & Nancy & Anne went to Meeting at Widemans remarks by Br C Sermon on St John Part of 3rd C by C Burkholder went to Peter Burkholders to dinner</p>
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<p>July 1898</p>
<p>& to Joseph Groves to supper Called at Davids W. very warm fine Breeze from SW. slight shower PM</p>
<p>4 A finished Cutting Meadow AM boys drew 7 loads hay into stack behind Cider house PM W. very fine & Cool I took Susanna to NB's PM & brought her home this evening</p>
<p>5 Boys drew one load on Stack & drew 2 loads rakings into Barn AM J went to Jos Groves Barnraising on the Old Wideman Homestead A & Henry Put Board roof on Haystack & we turned hay that was Cut yesterday PM W. very fine Cler & Cool</p>
<p>6 I & Nancy went to Funeral of Christian Barkeys Daughter Sarah she was Married to Jerry Walker they lived in Muskoka she was buried at Widemans a Baptist Preacher from Muskoka officiated we went to J H Ramers to Dinner W. fine & Cool boys took in 6 loads of hay the last of the Meadow except rakings</p>
<p>7 Boys mowed fence Corners in Meadow drew in some raking A brought home Flour from Ceder Grove & Chop from Br S's PM W. very warm & Cler Herman & Harvey were here to supper Mary & Susanna went to Markham AM Henry took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's this evening</p>
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<p>July 1898</p>
<p>14 Boys Cut Wheat in NE Corner field 5 Acres got done soon after dinner they thinned turnips after that I took Butter & Eggs to Davids & went to Ceder Grove this evening W. very warm & Sultry very dry Flavius Came for Susanna after dinner little Carl is sick I & Nancy went over this evening his is better again</p>
<p>15 Boys thinned turnip W. very warm & Sultry Flavius Came at noon for Susanna to sit by the Cradle little Carl is sick Dr was there last night & this PM I & Nancy went over this evening he is better again</p>
<p>16 Boys began to Cut barley went a few rounds found it was rather green they Cut some swail grass till noon then Henry helped Flavius draw in wheat A went to Stouffville for a Pinion for Binder & J hung some doors at Benj'ns Henhouse I went to Markham AM I & Nancy went to Flavius to see little Carl he is better again W. dry & Sultry we need rain very bad</p>
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<p>Sunday 17 all went to Meeting except J he has a little Summer Complaint remarks by C Gayman Sermon on St Mat part of 22nd C by Br C John & Mary Smith were here to dinner & Levi Burkholder & Br C to Supper W. very warm a very slight shower PM</p>
<p>18 A & Henry drew in all fall Wheat 5 loads off each field J began to Cut Barley about 10 AM the Pinion that A brought on Saturday did not fit so he & Benj'ns went for another W. very warm showers went around again today</p>
<p>19 I & Susanna went to Markham AM I left her at U Drudges Boys Cut barley Binder did not tie very well J went to Pickering Village for a new knotter in putting it on we found that the Knotter spring was Cracked he went back & left the Knotter & brought a new spring now it works very well W. very very warm thunder showers went around a slight shower here PM Flavius Fanny & Children were here PM Amelia & Ernest stay all night</p>
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<p>July 1898</p>
<p>20 Boys finished Cutting barley about an acre then they went a few rounds on the Alsike Clover before dinner they Cut it with the Mower & followed with the Horserake but they quit that & then they got Flavius man to help & three of them followed with forks and rolled it in heaps it is a very heavy Crop & some of the heads are well filled W. about the warmest day we have had so far</p>
<p>21 Boys finished Cutting Alsike AM then they all three with team helped Flavius draw in barley PM W. Cooler NW wind J took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's & brought Susanna home from Johnny Ramers</p>
<p>22 Boys helped Benj'n draw in Wheat & Barley with team I took 2 bags mixed Chop to Br S's & brought home barley Chop AM W. not quite so warm, Cler, dry Boys drew in Barley Flavius & his man helped PM with team 11 loads W. very warm</p>
<p>Sunday 24 I & Nancy went to Meeting at Altona remarks by Br C sermon on Romans 7 C by Joseph Wismer from Clinton.</p>
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<p>went to Harry Boyers to dinner & to Menno Burkholders to supper W. very very warm a little Breeze most of the time</p>
<p>25 A raked Barley stubble J & Henry pulled a headland in the barley filed of Early Peas that C Gayman sent us in the spring a thunder storm Came up before dinner we brought in all the barley that was raked then we had a fine heavy rain some heavy thunder a barn belonging to Pugh on 5th Con Pickering was burned boys finished up & J raked last of barley & Boys brought it in this evening Herman Called this evening W. some Cooler J took 7 bags Chop to Br S's this evening</p>
<p>26 J & A went to Markham AM Henry Chored they hoed Mangels & A fixed Bake Oven PM J went to Markham again to see if Jesse Reesor's new Machine has Come he has expected it for a week it has not Come yet I & Nancy started after dinner & Called at David's then went to see Grandmother she has symptoms of Dropsy she is up yet but does not rest well at night</p>
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<p>July 1898</p>
<p>then we went to Hermans to supper W. pretty warm got a fine Breese</p>
<p>27 A finished fixing Oven Henry Scuffled Mangels J took 5 Bus Corn to Br S's to get Cracked for Chickens AM Boys Cleaned out Cistern PM I took Susanna & Ketura to M Barkeys PM & brought them home this evening W. very warm yet</p>
<p>28 Boys began pulling Peas with rake but they are hardly ripe yet they helped set the Machine PM & brought a tank of water from Br S's they took Butter & Eggs along to Davids Jesse Reesor got a new Traction Engine & Thresher from the Waterloo Co. W. very warm yet</p>
<p>29 Threshed all the Fall Wheat it is a very fine sample but the yield is not so very large something over 20 bus per acre then we threshed about 300 bus barley & about 50 more to thresh we quit at noon the Machine run very well then they drew in 18 loads Alsike PM Benj'n & his man helped with team W. very warm yet, strong SW. wind turned to north this evening I & Nancy went to Ceder Grove PM</p>
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<p>July 1898 Aug</p>
<p>Adeline Mary & Susanna went to Davids yesterday Susanna Staid</p>
<p>30 drew in 12 loads Alsike AM Flavius & his Man helped with team Benj'n helped too A & Henry helped Benj'n & J helped Flavius PM I went to Ceder Grove & to Br S's for Chop PM W. Cloudy nearly all day a very slight rain after dinner</p>
<p>Sunday 31 I & Nancy & Anne went to Meeting at Widemans Sermon on St John part of 1st C by Jos Wismer & Br C Abraham B Grove & wife & daughter Nancy Enos Nighswander & Rachel Widemans were received into the Church we went to Davids to dinner W. not so warm a fine Breeze</p>
<p>Aug 1 Boys Pulled Peas with rake AM till dribbling rain stopped about 10 didnt amount to much J helped Bob Milroy thresh PM Flavius threshed AM but didnt need any help from us A & Henry finished pulling Peas PM J Cut 7 rounds Oats behind barn this evening W not so warm looks like rain I walked to Ceder Grove PM & then I took 4 bags barley to Br S's & brought home some Chop after supper</p>
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<p>Aug 1898</p>
<p>2 Boys Cut Oats behind barn & east of Orchard B & his man helped draw in last of Alsike PM 8 loads W. rather Cloudy not so warm</p>
<p>3 J Cut Oats in NW Corner field A & Henry shocked W. a light shower AM stopped J awhile a fine heavy shower PM. stopped him awhile Cooler this evening</p>
<p>4 A & Henry shocked Oats in NW Corner J helped Benj'n pull Peas AM they drew in all Peas 11 loads PM Benj'n & his man helped with team I raked Alsike stubble & took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's W. fine & Cool Breeze Herman brought Susanna home this evening</p>
<p>5 Henry helped JD's thresh J & A drew in Alsike rakings 2 loads AM A helped Benj'n J & Henry hoed turnips PM I & Nancy went to Markham AM W. fine & Cool Breeze, rather warmer PM Herman was here to supper</p>
<p>6 A helped Flavius all day J worked at B{illegible} Benj'n helped Jess Reesor run his Machine I & A Cleaned 3 bags Old Wheat at Benj'n & brought it home then we drew in a few early Peas that grew on headlands</p>
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<p>Aug 1898</p>
<p>in Barley field C Gayman sent us the seed the boys pulled them a few weeks ago & I put them over the fence into the Meadow then Henry drew dung on barley stubble I took few Bus Peas to Br S's AM the water is so low he Can do very little Susanna went with Me to Br C's & I brought her home this evening W. not so warm a good bit Cloudy</p>
<p>Sunday 7 at home David Reesors & John Ramers Peter were here to dinnner & Johnny Ramers to supper W. very warm & Sultry a good bit Cloudy a very slight shower towards evening</p>
<p>8 A & Henry drew dung J helped Benj'n thresh they got done between 3 & 4 PM I went to Whitevale AM w. very sultry rather Cloudy a fine thunder Shower about 3 PM not very much rain</p>
<p>9 A helped Benj'n draw in Oats J helped Albert thresh PM Henry set up Oats shocks PM I went to Ceder Grove PM W. pretty warm again David Came for Nancy about 4 Oc this morning</p>
<p>10 Henry helped Johnny Reesor thresh all day J & A helped Benj'n J helped Flavius a few hours this evening</p>
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<p>Aug 1898</p>
<p>I went to Ceder Grove & brought home Chop AM W. pretty warm again</p>
<p>11 Henry helped McCreight thresh AM he helped Pilkey PM J & A helped Benj'n nearly all day I & Anne went to Davids AM we seen a little Baby Boy born on Tuesday the 9th both are doing well I took 4 bags Chop to Br S's also took Butter & Eggs along & brought home 3 bags Chop W. very warm & dry yet</p>
<p>12 Boys went to Benj'n was to wet to pull Peas J went to G Davidsons for a Tandem Plow @ 13.00 Henry ganged south of bush PM J & A helped Benj'n PM W. a fine little shower this morning</p>
<p>13 J ganged south of bush finished About 4 PM A & Henry helped Benj'n drew in Peas with team I walked to Ceder Grove AM went to Half yearly Conference at Hebron PM Joseph Groves brought home Nancy & took Adeline W. Cler. Cool Breeze from NW Herman's Came to stay all night</p>
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<p>Aug 1898</p>
<p>Sunday 14 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J remarks by Br C Sermon on St Mat part of 5 C by C Burkholder Henry Barkey & wife Matty Cook Herman's & Jesse Grove A Lehman were here to dinner. W. rather Cloudy Cooler I took Matty Cook to her Br Saml Shanks this evening they live on Church street in Markham</p>
<p>15 had Jess Reesor with his Engine & Danl Ramer with his Clover Mill & threshed a little more than half of our Alsike we got about 15 Bus a strong East & south wind some of the hands got sick we had to send for two fresh Men at noon Thomas's man Ed Craven went Delirious but I dont think it was altogether the dust that Caused it he had a sunstroke some time ago he went to Thomas's when the threshing was over with out his supper & fell down while he was speaking to Thomas & we Carried him to his home</p>
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<p>Aug 1898</p>
<p>over by the sideroad in Br C's house (he is Married to Maggie Tweedie) & sent for Dr Bateman of Pickering he thought it was like Brain fever. W rather Cloudy a few drips of rain pretty warm when the sun was out I might as well state that the war between Spain & the States is over The States were a little too much for Spain on the Ocean They Outclassed & Outnumbered them in vessels they Beat them at the Philipines & at Santiago & became Master on the Sea but on land they had hard fighting The Spaniards ran short of Provisions at Santiago & finally surrendered</p>
<p>16 Boys drew in Oats below Orchard 6 very big loads & 3 loads behind barn W. pretty warm a slight little shower this morning I took Susanna to Flavius AM & went to Cedar Grove I brought her home again this evening</p>
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<p>Ed Craven is doing well he began to know people again.</p>
<p>17 Boys finished drawing in Oats 19 loads altogether Benj'n & his Man helped with team they got done soon after dinner then Henry helped Flavius A went & got Horses Fred & Laddie shod PM JB's were here to dinner J helped Benj'n fix some fences PM W. pretty warm</p>
<p>18 A ganged Henry helped David Reesor's thresh J took Butter Eggs & 7 pr Chickens to Lewis's PM W. Cooler & dry yet as ever David Groves boy Alvin Brownsberger brought Adeline home & took Mary & Susanna along to Davids</p>
<p>19 A ganged J & Henry drew mud out of dam on barley stubble AM Henry drew stones off pasture filed PM I took 4 bags Barley to Br S's PM. W. pretty warm</p>
<p>20 Boys drew Stones off pasture finished them they drew the most of them on the dam to raise the road & Keep the water out of the flats Br N's wife brought Jacob Hunnicker & wife & Henry Hurst & wife from Franklin County Pa</p>
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<p>to dinner then I & Nancy started at 2 PM & went to David Groves to see how they are doing they are all well Called to see Br S he was taken sick yesterday PM with violent Purging & I think vomiting he is in bed yet W. pretty warm & dry</p>
<p>Sunday 21 I & Nancy went to Meeting at Altona remarks by C Burkholder Sermon on St Mark {illegible} 7 C part by Br C went to Enos Nighswander to dinner we started home after 3 PM heavy thunder storm Came upon 8th Con of Pickering we went in to Samuel Hoover's pretty heavy rain & Hail we staid to supper we got home to the lane without rain of any account then it started heavy raining yet nearly 9 Oc the Creek is started to run</p>
<p>22 A & Henry ganged Oat stubble 5 Acres behind barn J Chored W. very warm our pond is full of water the Creek is running but not very strong I went to Ceder Groves brought home Chop called to see Br S he is bad yet</p>
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<p>23 A & Henry ganged Oat Stubble below Orchard J helped Peter Reesor thresh I went to Ceder Groves for gang Plow Points Called to see Br S he Can sit up some W. slight showers this Morning heavy thunder Passed around this evening very warm & sultry today</p>
<p>24 A & Henry finished ganging below Orchard AM they began single Plowing in Alsike stubble PM J went to Whitevale AM & to Markham & got his supper at Davids I went with him as far as Ceder Grove & Called at Br S's he is doing well W. slight shower AM very heavy down pour about 6 PM Creek running fine tonight very warm & sultry today</p>
<p>25 A & Henry Plowed J fixed floor in Cowstable AM he helped Pick some Peas & Apples PM I took Butter & Eggs to Davids PM W. fine & Cool Br inlaw Enos Hoover Came to stay all night he is threshing with Dan Hoovers they are at J McRaes</p>
<p>26 A & Henry Plowed J Harrowed behind barn with Mare Bonnie I harrowed awhile while he</p>
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<p>Aug 1898</p>
<p>helped Flavius Clean seed wheat we are getting our seed from Flavius W. very fine & Cool drissly rain awhile AM</p>
<p>27 A & Henry finished Plowing & rolling Alsike stubble soon after dinner A began grubbing it & Henry harrowed some that was gang plowed in fall Wheat & Oat stubble J Chored I got Mare Bonnie shod PM. W. fine & Cool</p>
<p>Sunday 28 I & Nancy & Annie went to Meeting at Widemans remarks by C Gayman sermon on St Mat part of 18 C by C Burkholder went to Herman's to dinner W. very fine Cler & Cool day</p>
<p>29 Henry began plowing in barley stubble A finished grubbing in Alsike field then he plowed too J helped Benj'n Mark out some drains with plow in Benj'n NE Corner field AM then he harrowed east of Orchard with Mare Tip PM Henry plowed with Mare Bonnie & Chief I took 4 bags & 2 of Oats to Br S's AM W. fine & Cler warmer</p>
<p>30 A & Henry Plowed J helped JD's thresh A J & Henry Plowed & A Picked Peas awhile & Harrowed with Mare Bonnie below Orchard</p>
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<p>I & our {illegible} & Benj'n's Fannie & little Wilfred Picked & Pressed a lot of Elder Berries for Wine PM W. very warm & Cler</p>
<p>31 A & Henry Plowed J worked a little at drains at Benj'n's & began Cutting Hill Corn AM he took 3 spring waggon to Whitevale to get fixed this evening W. very very warm</p>
<p>Sept 1 A & Henry Plowed J cut Corn AM he struck the Point of the Sickle into his foot it lamed him he took Beef hide to Kennedys ( he takes it to Toronto for us) then he took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's W. very very warm & sultry Cloudy at times 88 dg today Our Beef was killed for the ring last night it dressed 484 & was fat</p>
<p>2 A & Henry finished plowing barley stubble Harrowed J helped Thomas thresh all day W. very very warm a fine heavy shower at noon a heavy squaal of wind distant thunder</p>
<p>3 Boys finished harrowing & began to roll & sow barley stubble AM A & Henry Cut some Hill Corn PM J Sowed & I finished rolling field PM W. very warm but fine Breeze I went to Ceder Grove & brought home Barley Chop from Br S's</p>
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<p>Sunday 4 at home all day Henry & Adeline went to Davids to dinner A went too PM on Bycicle {sic} Susanna Came home with them W. very warm but fine Breeze getting Cooler this evening</p>
<p>5 J finished Sowing Barley field & began in Alsike Henry harrowed in alsike field A worked at drain at Benj'n PM W. a very fine steady rain awhile AM not near so warm</p>
<p>6 J finished sowing Alsike field Henry harrowed till about 1/2 past 9 O then he went to help Flavius thresh A dug drain at Benj'ns AM he & J ganged in Pea stubble PM W. misty awhile this Morning fine shower Just before dinner a heavy shower after dinner I took 6 bags Peas & Oats to Br S's AM Nancy & Susanna went with Me as far as Flavius I walked to Flavius PM</p>
<p>7 J & A began Plowing in NW Corner field Henry helped Flavius finish threshing AM J & Henry Plowed PM & A worked at drain W. fine Cool</p>
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<p>Sept 1898</p>
<p>Some rain this Morning I took 6 bags barley to Br S's PM & brought home Mixed Chop that I took yesterday</p>
<p>8 Henry helped Benj'n thresh J Plowed A helped Thomas draw in Corn with team he is filling his Silo I & Nancy & Anne went to Davids to dinner went awhile to Herman's Anne staid at Davids till we Came back Lydia & her Mother are both not very well getting better. W. fine & Cool strong SW wind a little Cloudy PM slight rain this evening</p>
<p>9 A helped Thomas draw Corn without team AM J & Henry Plowed A worked at drain PM Henry Cut Corn PM I went to Ceder Grove & brought home Chop PM Susanna went with me W. Cooler I & Nancy went to Br C's after supper to see Nisley from Pennsylvania</p>
<p>10 Henry helped NB thresh J began plowing in wheat stubble in NE field A worked at drain AM finished Cutting Corn PM W. very Cool I went to Nor{illegible} for the loan of a tiling spade</p>
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<p>Sunday 11 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J remarks by C Gayman Sermon on Matt 26 & 27 by Br C Lords Supper was Celebrated MN's & Davids were here to dinnner Amelia Ernest & Karl Came over alone PM & Staid to Supper W. very very fine Cool & Cler Davids Call their little boy Lewis a white frost this morning done no harm</p>
<p>12 J plowed A worked drain Henry helped NB finish threshing AM he plowed PM Nancy & Susanna went to Markham PM Fanny Groves brought two girls from the Twenty Rittenhouse & Culp to supper W. very fine September day</p>
<p>13 A worked at drain J & Henry Plowed AM Henry helped Flavius level new ground with team & J made about 70 gals Cider at Ceder Grove PM I brought some Tiles that were left at Flavius & to Benj'n & drew a lot along the drain PM</p>
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<p>I & Nancy Picked a lot of Cider apples AM. W. very very fine</p>
<p>14 Henry began plowing south of bush J finished in Wheat Stubble in NE field then brought 500 2 in Tiles from Petty's AM then he plowed too PM I drew a lot of Tiles along drain this Morning I & Nancy boiled 2 Kettles of sauce today A dug drain W. fine warm Cler</p>
<p>15 J & Henry finished Plowing south of bush AM began below garden PM J took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's after 5 PM I plowed with his team while he was gone A dug drain W. pretty warm Thunder shower went around</p>
<p>16 A dug drain Henry Plowed J brought 2 loads 1000 2 in Tiles AM he Plowed PM I & Nancy went to Benj'ns this Morning they are boiling sauce Nancy staid all day I took 5 bags barley to Br S's & brought home load of Chop PM W. very fine & warm looks like rain a slight shower early this morning</p>
<p>17 J & Henry Plowed AM they Cut feed Corn PM tried with Binder would not work so they Cut by hand A finished drains this evening he put in about</p>
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<p>Sept 1898</p>
<p>I took home Norris's spade this evening W. very very fine day</p>
<p>Sunday 18 at home all day Br S's Lydia & Berthan & Herman's were here to dinner Benj'ns Called awhile PM W. a fine shower last night Cloudy awhile this morning fine & Cler today</p>
<p>19 A & Henry Plowed PM & Henry Cut Corn E Lewis was here to dinner I took grist Chop to Br S's & brought home a load AM W. fine Cool Cler</p>
<p>20 A & Henry finished Plowing east of Orchard AM began behind barn PM J put in a few rods of drain to lengthne 2 drains that empty into Creek in NW Corner field we broke up the flats low fall & the drains had to be lengthened then he went to HB Lotts sale PM I brought home load Chop from Br S's AM W. very fine & Cool & Cler</p>
<p>21 A & Henry Plowed J lengthened a drain in field south of house he ran it to the Creek A started about 4 PM to bring Jess Reesor's thresher from Menno Reesor's to Thomas's they broke the Tounge of the threshere & Could not bring it with the Engine W. very fine & Cool & Cler</p>
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<p>22 A & Henry Plowed AM they began to draw feed Corn along fence north of wheat field behind Cider house rain stopped them about 3 PM J helped Thomas thresh till about 3 PM Jesse Reesor & wife from St Joseph Island were here to dinner W. warm AM Cloudy PM rain not very heavy off & on till evening drissly yet bedtime Herman's Lydia & Harvey & Lena Hoover Called PM</p>
<p>23 A & Henry Plowed J Chored Thomas's brought Levi Weber & wife & Aaron Bauman & wife from Waterloo to supper W. rain till about 9 AM then again heavy about 3 PM & again after supper some thunder but not near warm they finished Plowing behind barn & began in Pea stubble on Knoll</p>
<p>24 A & Henry Plowed AM Henry went to Stouffville with Susanna & Anne PM they took supper at Herman's Susanna staid J lengthened out a drain in NW Corner field he brought 100 3 in tiles this Morning with Mare Bonnie Br in law S Lehman's Came at 3 PM & staid to supper W. rather Cloudy Cool</p>
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<p>Sunday 25 Henry & Mary went to Meeting at Widemans I & Nancy went to Flavius to dinner W. rather Cloudy this morning very fine Cool & Cler today</p>
<p>26 A & Henry Plowed on Knoll J helped Flavius put poles on top of Posts on wire fence on east side of his lane I too 6 bags barly to Br S's & went to Ceder Grove AM I & Nancy went awhile to AB's PM W. fine warm a fine shower about 4 PM distant thunder</p>
<p>27 A & Henry finished Plowing Knoll till about 3 PM then they drew feed Corn J began digging drain a branch in old Beaver dam in NW Corner field I too 4 bags Pea & Oat Chop to Br S's AM took Tiles to drain PM too Susanna to Br C's PM & brought here home this evening W. very fine & Cler This is my 62 Birthday</p>
<p>28 A & Henry drew dung on South part of NW Corner field J went to Herman's on Bycicle then took Herman's Mare & went to Stouffville for Susanna's new Bonnet AM he finished putting in Tiles about 10 or 12 Rods then I & he Picked a lot of Peas in back garden I & Susanna went to Markham AM W. very fine & Cler day</p>
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<p>29 Boys finished drawing dung we intend to sow our Mangels on it the south part of NW field J took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's toward evening I & Nancy dug 2 Baskets of Sweet Potatoes PM W. very warm fine & Cler</p>
<p>20 J & A spread dung & Henry Plowed AM A & Henry Plowed PM Br inlaw Jesse Hoover was here for dinner then when he was gone J helped I & Nancy dig last of sweet Potatoes they are fine we weighed on it weighed over 1 1/2 lbs Herman Called awhile PM W. very very warm a very heavy shower towards evening some thunder not very heavy I brought home load Chop & went to Ceder Grove AM I forgot to Mention yesterday that Susanna & Ketura went to Waterloo yesterday Morning with the visitors Webers & Baumans they started away from Thomas's they were there the last night</p>
<p>Oct 1 A & Henry Plowed AM then A finished Plowing down the dung alone PM & Henry Plowed headlands south of bush PM it was too hard to plow them when they Plowed the field then he & J Plowed in the drains that J put in below Orchard then they Picked some apples. W. warm</p>
<p>Sundy 2 at home all day Adeline Mary & Henry went to U Drudges to dinner W. a very fine October day</p>
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<p>3 J A & Henry Plowed on hill in north lane & drew dirt on dam to Keep the water from flooding the flats in field north of Orchard I took 3 spring waggon to Whitevale to get Circle fixed AM J helped Albert to thresh A & Henry Picked Apples PM I brought home load Chop & went to Ceder Grove PM W. very warm</p>
<p>4 J helped David Reesor thresh till awhile after dinner A & Henry Chored I & Nancy went awhile to Flavius PM. W. a heavy thunder storm about 8 AM heavy rain pretty heavy thunder Cloudy all day drissly rain a good part of the time Cooler this evening wind from east</p>
<p>5 A & Henry Plowed in Meadow sod back of Orchard J Chored AM he went to Markham PM I & J took 3 bags Oats to Br S's & fixed some lumber Piles AM. W. pretty warm blowed up Cool this evening Benj'ns Old Mare Doll died AM her Stomach Bursted</p>
<p>6 A & Henry Plowed awhile then Picked apples till noon they drew in all Hill Corn PM 13 loads I & Nancy took in Beets I brought home Oat Chop this morning J Picked apples PM I & Nancy helped awhile</p>
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<p>W. very fine & Cool Flavius brought his children this evening & Nancy went home with him</p>
<p>7 Boys Chored awhile this Morning then they went to Davids to dinner then to Markham W. rain early this Morning fine & Cool today Flavius brought Nancy home this Morning they are all well</p>
<p>8 Boys Pulled Mangels AM drew them in 13 loads PM I got 4 Bus Peas & 8 Bus Oats at Flavius & took it to Br S's & got it Choppped AM Caught a fine lot of Chubs W. very fine & Cler</p>
<p>Sunday 9 All went to Meeting at Hebron except J remarks by C Gayman sermon on St John 4th C 1st to 15 V by C Burkholder C Burkholder's AB's A Lehman's young folks & Amelia & Ernest were here to dinner Enos Nighswander & family were here to supper Benj'ns Came after supper W. very fine</p>
<p>10 J helped Hermans thresh A & Henry finished Pulling Mangels Flavius came at noon & took Nancy with him. Flavius came this evening & told us that they have a little girl W. Cool N East wind Cler</p>
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<p>Oct 1898</p>
<p>11 Henry helped Bob Milroy thresh J & A drew in 3 loads Mangels till rain stopped them about 9 am Henry Came home before dinner I got horses Fred & Laddie shod PM rain nearly all the time till evening Flavious brought Nancy home about bedtime</p>
<p>12 A & Henry Plowed & helped Bob Milroy thresh AM & helped A McCreight thresh PM I took Ernest & Carl home to see their Baby Sister then I brought home load Chop Br N's Jacob brought a young man Jacob Moyer from B{illegible} County Pennsylvania to stay all night W. pretty strong NW wind cler</p>
<p>13 J helped Pilkey thresh A & Henry drew in 2 loads Mangels then rain stopped them they Chored Moyer went to Markham AM with Henry's Bycicle he had a bad time it rained all the way home Henry took butter & eggs to Lewis's W. drissly nearly all day. I walked to Cedar Grove AM</p>
<p>14 J Plowed A got Horse Chief Shod & went to Markham Henry Husked corn AM J took 300 ft Elm to R Pringles in Markham A & Henry husked corn PM I & Nancy went to Flavius & to Cedar Grove AM W. dirzzly at times rather cloudy all day</p>
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<p>15 Boys finished drawing Mangels loads AM they Plowed PM W. pretty strong NW wind Cool all day I went to Benjn's AM & to Flavius PM</p>
<p>Sunday 16 I & Nancy & Anne wne tto Meeting at Altona A Adeline & Mary went too Remarks by Br C Sermon on St Mat 13 C by C Gayman went to M No to dinner W. sharp white frost this morning cler & Cool today</p>
<p>17 A & Henry Pulled Mangels at Flavius for the 11th row J made 50 gals Cider at Lapps he took 425 lbs apples & sold them I & Nancy boiled a kettle full of sauce PM J brought home A & Henry & a big load of Mangels for our share about 4 PM W. east wind strong not Cold</p>
<p>18 I & Nancy Boiled a Kettle full of sauce AM Boys dug Potatoes did not get them harrowed out the girls helped to pick awhile I went to Locust Hill this evening & brought Susanna home W. a strong gale of wind from East all day began to rain about 3 PM not Cold</p>
<p>19 Boys Picked winter apples I got 8 Bus Oats & 4 bus Peas at Flavius this morning at Flavius & Took it to Br S's Nancy & Susanna went with me to Flavius & I brought them home again</p>
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<p>I & Nancy went to Markham PM went around by Davids W. very fine & warm Jos Grove's were at Thomas's & brought Russell here he staid to dinner</p>
<p>20 A & Henry Pulled Mangels a few hours for Flavius J Chored & got barn ready for the Clover Machine I brought home Chop AM Jess Reesor & Elias Ramer threshed the last of Our Alsike nearly 4 bags got done at Sunset W. very fine east wind but it was not very bad in the barn I took Butter to Lewis's PM</p>
<p>21 Boys Chored & harrowed Potatoe ground AM A took Clover Machine to A Pikes Henry Plowed in root ground PM they had a Break on the Traction Engine this Morning Ramer throwed it in Gear too sudden & Broke a Cap they fixed it at Thomas's Johny Reesor's brought Menno Shants & wife & Henry Weber & wife from Waterloo to dinner. They Came with Susanna & Ketura on Tuesday W. east wind not strong Cloudy a little drissly PM heavy rain after dark raining heavy yet</p>
<p>22 I & Boys husked Corn. Benjn & Sherman helped AM J got Mare Bonnie Shod PM</p>
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<p>I A & Henry husked PM it is not turning out very well the weather was too dry but there are some fine ears W. rain all AM Clered up PM</p>
<p>Sunday 23 Henry Adeline & Mary went to Meeting at Widemans I & Nancy & Anne went to Cober's Meeting Peter Reesor & family were here to supper. W. a rather rough wind not very Cold. but Cler</p>
<p>24 J helped Benj'n Clean spring Wheat A & Henry Picked Winter apples AM I & Susanna went to Markham PM Henry Topped Turnips with hoe A & girls & Nancy Picked Cider Apples 30 Bus & A took them to Lapp Cider Mill Sold them @ 10 cts per Bus PM J fixed Barn rood W. very fine & Cler</p>
<p>25 A & Henry Plowed in Corn & Potatoe ground AM Henry ganged in Mangel ground J Plowed in sodPM A Chored & fixed barn ready to thresh Br inlaw Peters were here to dinner W. very very fine & Cler day warm</p>
<p>26 A & Henry Cleaned Alsike seed J Plowed in sod I asked hands to help thresh: AM Henry helped Johny Reesor thresh PM Sherman helped Plow I & A Cleaned seed PM W. a little drissly AM Cler Cooler PM</p>
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<p>27 Had Jess Reesor threshing he Threshed all our Oats 21 Acres yielded about 7 or 800 Bus got done at noon & about 50 Bus Barley A Plowed PM J & Henry drew a Jag of second Class wood from Flavius bus for Jess we sold him about 2 3/4 Cords @ $2.00 per Cord J & Henry finished Cleaning Clover seed after they Came home I took Butter to Lewis's PM W. a very little snow this Morning Cool pretty strong NW wind Colder this evening This is out 41st wedding day</p>
<p>28 A finished Plowing sod Henry Plowed for Benj'n PM J & A Cleaned 20 bags Oats PM JD's Thomas & girls were here awhile this evening w. white frost this morning</p>
<p>29 A took 30 bags Oats nearly 80 Bus to Locust Hill @ 24 cts AM Henry turned out Turnips with Plow I harrowed them after dinner they drew with one waggon Thomas's Man helped with waggon they took in 17 loads I got 13 Bus Barley at Pilkey that he Borrowed I took it to Br S's PM & went to Ceder Grove W. very very fine white frost last night</p>
<p>Sunday 30 I & Nancy & Anne went to Benj'ns to dinner A & Henry Susanna & Mary went to JD's Adeline has been at Flavius the last 4 days she was there today J Kept house. W. Cloudy, drissly rain all PM & nearly all AM too</p>
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<p>31 Boys Cleaned some Alsike tailings Henry finished ganging Mangel ground & began behind barn to gang where it was single plowed J & A Picked 8 bags Cider Apples in young Orchard & A took them to Lapps & got about 50 gals Cider made I took 7 bags Oats to Br S's & brought home barley Chop AM W. Colder Cloudy at times</p>
<p>Nov 1 A & Henry ganged behind barn AM they drew in last of Turnip 7 loads PM I & Nancy & Anne went first awhile to Tilman Ramer's he was badly hurt on Thursday he & another man were binding a load of hay & the binding pole broke & fell backward & struck him on his head he is fast in bed Anne got out at the Sideroad and walked to Davids we went to Herman's he has had Inflammation in his back is better Lydia had Cold in her lungs is better C Burkholder had touch of Grippe is better we had dinner then Called at Davids Esther had touch of Grippe is better W. very fine roads pretty good</p>
<p>2 A & Henry ganged I went to Ceder Grove AM brought few bags Chop from Br S's PM Br N's brought Pre A Rittenhouse & wife to supper W. very very fine pretty strong NW wind not Cold</p>
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<p>3 Henry finished Plowing headlands behind barn then he & A ganged in turnip ground A Grubbed in sod PM he finished rolling it yesterday PM I & Susanna went to Markham AM I took Butter & 3 pr Chickens to Lewis's PM Ernest went with me J helped Benj'n draw in Corn PM W. very fine Cler Sharp white frost this Morning roads good</p>
<p>4 Henry ganged south of garden AM A began grubbing in NW Corner field AM J Grubbed & A & Henry drew in feed Corn that was stood up along fence PM W. very fine AM Cloudy PM I took Susanna to Flavius AM brought her home this evening</p>
<p>5 A & Henry drew in load of wood from Flavius into shed & then drew from old bush J took some Oats to Greenwood & got Oat meal AM Mary & Susanna went to Markham PM I walked to Ceder Grove AM to get a Tug of my Harness Mended A helped Thomas cut feed awhile PM he & Henry drew wood PM till rain stoppped them about 3 PM W. very mild all day a little showry AM some Showers PM</p>
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<p>Sunday 6 All went to Meeting at Hebron except J remarks by C Burkholder sermon on St Luke 14 C by Abraham Rittenhouse from Clinton Joseph Groves & wife & Jesse Cober were here to dinner & Martin Barkeys to supper Hermans & Davids Called a few Minutes PM Susanna went with Hermans' W. Cloudy at times Mostly Cler</p>
<p>7 A & Henry took Corn to JD's to press AM did not get Much since the press was not set Close enough J brought home Chop AM J & A went to sale of stading timber at Br N's Jacobs PM I have lame back W. very fine a very little skim of snow on the ground all gone again</p>
<p>8 A ganged below Orchard AM Thomas's man helped Henry went to JD's & Pressed the Corn over again got a little more Juice Nancy Boiled it down on the stove J helped Flavius take a fat Cow to Lewis's Henry went to Markham PM Flavius brought Fanny & the little Baby Girl (Eva) they were here all day the little boys too W. very fine & Mild I took 5 bags barly to Br S's & went to Ceder Grove AM</p>
<p>9 Boys went to Tran's farm on 11th Con Markham to see Plowing W. drissly rain AM soft snow from 10 Cc getting Colder towards evening Hermans Called AM & left Susanna they went to Benj'ns</p>
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<p>10 didnt do much Davids were here W. soft snow from N East all day not Cold, a little rain mixed with snow</p>
<p>11 Boys Chored took off screen doors & Put on storm doors A took grist Oats to Br S's & brought home Barley Chop W. fine & Cler looks like winter about 5 in snow on the ground not thawing any Trees pretty well Covered with Ice</p>
<p>12 Boys Chored A & Henry helped Benj'n move Stove J went to Ceder Grove AM A & Henry went with Flavius & Jess Reesor Hunting Rabbits with Ernest they Caught 6 J took a load of wood for Jess & brought Oat Chop home PM W. very fine & Cler a few sleighs running</p>
<p>Sunday 13 at home all day JD's & Benj'ns & Nancy Grove were here to dinner W. partly Cler drissly rain towards evening</p>
<p>14 A & Henry helped Benj'ns Putty his windows the old Putty has Crumbled out AM Henry helped Benj'n finish the windows PM A made some window sash for Horse Stable & J took Mare Bonnie to get front show removed she hurt her foot by stepping on Something W. thawing snow going a little drissly rain this Morning</p>
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<p>15 Boys cut feed & Chopped AM A & Henry helped Flavius build foundation wall for Addition to his Pigpen PM J brought home Chop PM I walked to Benj'ns AM & to M Barkeys & Flavius PM. W. very fine & Cler, but Cool wind snow going Heavy white frost this Morning</p>
<p>16 A & Henry helped finish wall & began putting up building J Chored AM he & Thomas went Rabbit hunting PM Caught nothing W. very fine</p>
<p>17 A & Henry helped Flavius J & Susanna went to Markham AM Susanna is not so well J took Butter to Lewis's PM & brought fore quarter of Beef W. very very fine Mild & Cler</p>
<p>18 A & Henry helped Flavius they got the roof mostly on the Pigpen AM then they began inside PM I & J Cleaned 8 bags of Wheat AM he took it to Ceder Grove Mills PM W. fine pretty Cler AM Showering PM a few Claps of thunder PM</p>
<p>19 A & Henry helped Flavius they are Blocking the floor of the Pigpen they got a great part of it done I & J husked Corn he made some water furrows by hand awhile PM W. mild Cloudy</p>
<p>Sunday 20 I & Nancy & Anne went to Johnny Reesor's to dinner I took Susanna to Br C's</p>
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<p>before we went Adeline & Mary walked then Flavius Came & the girls Came home. W. fine & Mild</p>
<p>21 A & Henry helped Flavius AM J ganged south of bush Henry ganged awhile PM then helped J & A Overhaul old Orchard fence PM I & Nancy went to Funeral of Old Mrs Anthony at John Milroys AM She was Buried at Highland Creek we did not go to the Burying W. very fine East wind strong this evening I went to Thomas after supper he got hurt this evening they were drawing stumps with the horses the Chain Caught his legs & he was thrown on to his Shoulder & badly shaken up. A went for the Doctor</p>
<p>22 Boys dug front garden then Hermans Came & were here for dinner A took 10 bags Barly to Br S's AM Henry brought it home this evening A took Butter to Lewis's this evening Because Thanksgiving Comes on Thursday he took 12 Ducks for Benj'ns W. very fine AM showery towards evening getting Colder this evening</p>
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<p>Thomas Came over PM the Doctor says there is a rib broken he Bandaged him he says it will heal in about 2 weeks</p>
<p>23 Henry Nancy & Anne went to Markham J & A finished Orchard fence they Cut some feed & A brought Flour home this evening W. freezing NW wind</p>
<p>Thanksgiving day 24 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J & Susanna remarks & sermon on St Luke part of 12 C by Br C JB's & Menno Burkholders & little Russel were here to dinner. Russell Came to Meeting with his Grandfather Groves then Anne went with him to Thomas's & went to Davids with Grove's W. fine sharp & Clear</p>
<p>25 Henry & Mary helped Benj'ns Butcher I & J & A Cleaned 20 bags Wheat AM A took it 45 bus 50 lbs to Spink Mills @ 70 cts PM W. 15 deg above Zero this morning fine & Cler today</p>
<p>26 J & Henry Cleaned 22 bags Wheat AM they Chored & threshed few Peas PM they brought home sheep from Benj'ns we had them there with his Tup Thomas was here to get shaved J shaved him he Cannot use his left hand yet he can sleep very little lying down yet W. snow all day from east getting Colder the wind blows the snow off the road</p>
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<p>Sunday 27 at home all day Henry Adeline & Mary went to Martin Barkeys to supper W. fine Cler sharp air Herman's Came to stay all night</p>
<p>28 Killed our 4 hogs the whole family were here helping W. very fine & Cler getting Milder PM there is rough sleighing in some places</p>
<p>29 Henry helped Thomas Clean Wheat A took 22 bags 50 Bus to Spink Mills @ 70 cts AM A & Nancy went to Markham PM A went to Lunan's & Paid Taxes $35.96 cts J went Rabbit Hunting to Taits swamp with J McGaw & W H Hall & Flavius got nothing Henry took Grist Chop to Br S's this evening A & Mary went to Herman's after supper they intend to Kill hogs tomorrow W. a little snow this Morning fine today we see a few sleighs running</p>
<p>30 A & Mary helped Herman's Kill hogs J & Henry went with Thomas Rabbit hunting awhile AM the Caught 7 Henry brought home grist & put some Apples down Cellar they are in the old Kitchen yet J went to Whitevale W. a little snow this Morning Mild through the day</p>
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<p>Dec 1 Henry helped Peter Reesor Kill hogs for Thomas J & A Threshed few Peas & put apples down Cellar AM A got Horse Chief shod & went to Br inlaw Simon Hoover's to get some stuff that is good for thick leg on a Horse J took Calf & Butter to Lewis's PM W. a very little snow this Morning fine today not thawing</p>
<p>2 A & Henry drew home wood from old bush with sleigh there is enough snow in the bush for sleighing J & Benj'n & Thomas hunted Rabbits with Ferret AM they Caught only one I went to Ceder Grove Mills PM for our Buckwheat Grist W. fine & Mild thawing a little PM roads like a floor</p>
<p>3 A & Henry drew home wood from old bush J went Rabbit hunting awhile with Sherman March & Benj'n got none J went to Markham Pm to get some Patent Medicine for Susanna then she got worse & Henry went for Dr he Came this evening W. very very fine & mild</p>
<p>Sunday 4 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J & Anne they staid with Susanna remarks by Br C Sermon on St Mat part of 9th C by C Burkholder MN's Daniel Ramer & his son Martin David Burkholder & Susan Hoover were here to dinner W. mild east wind, Cloudy</p>
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<p>began to snow from east about 4 PM snowing yet</p>
<p>5 Boys threshed few Peas AM J & A took 8 bags barley to Br S's then drew load wood for Jess Reesor from Flavius bush then went to Ceder Grove for a Barrel of Salt W. fine & Mild a great snow storm last night 16 inches of snow at Toronto good sleighing</p>
<p>6 J went to Markham took a Barrel of Apples for Matty Cook she lives in Mount Joy she has bought a house there then he went to Davids to dinner then went to Simon Reesors sale he brought home 8 sucking Pigs that we get from Davids @ $10 for 8 A & Henry went Catching Rabbits they got 3 W. fine & Mild some snow PM</p>
<p>7 Boys Chored & threshed few Peas AM J & A began Cutting wood in old bush PM Henry got Mare Bonnie shod PM W. rather Colder pretty strong wind</p>
<p>8 Boys Cut wood in old bush AM J & A took 5 bags Oats to Br S's I drew last of Jess Reesor's wood Henry took J's cutter to Whitevale to get shoes fixed then he took Butter to Lewis's W. sharp Cler Herman Came to stay all night with a load of Wheat he goes to Spink tomorrow</p>
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<p>9 A went to Toronto with Sherman March they took 12 hogs for Benj'n they sold to Davies @ $4.12 per Cwt live weight Henry went to Spinks with Herman J went Catching Rabbits AM with Thomas Flavius & Albert Caught 3 Henry went with Thomas PM Caught none J Chored W. pretty sharp Cler good sleighing all the way to Toronto</p>
<p>10 A & Henry cut wood awhile at Flavius AM J brought Cutter home from Whitevale AM J went to sale of 40 Acres of the wood of the old Tait swamp PM A & Henry mended Harness PM W. strong west wind some snow AM north & South roads drifting not very cold</p>
<p>Sunday 11 I & Nancy went to Br S's Henry Adeline & Mary went to Albert Reesor's W. very fine Pickering Townline drifted above Benj'ns our young folk did not venture to go to Meeting at Altona</p>
<p>12 A & Henry Cut wood at Flavius J took Susanna to Br C's to see Dr Robinson he Came to see Br C he has been in bed since Wednesday with Lumbago</p>
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<p>he seems a little better today I went to see him PM W. Cler pretty Cold</p>
<p>13 Boys threshed Peas AM Henry helped Sidney Bear thresh for Thomas PM A & J Cleaned Peas & A took 9 bags Peas & Oat grist to Br S's PM W. 7 deg below Zero this Morning fine & Cler very Calm I went to Br C's AM he is getting some better I went with A as far as Br N's PM</p>
<p>14 Boys threshed Peas J went to Markham & around by David Groves PM A brought home Chop this evening Br C able to walk again W. Milder a raw wind</p>
<p>15 A & Adeline helped Flavius Kill hogs. Henry took Cord wood to JM McGaws in Markham PM J took Butter to Lewis's PM W. very fine Milder</p>
<p>16 Boys threshed Peas AM we took Pork out of Brine & put on fresh Brine PM W. very fine & quite mild AB's Jess & his wife Alice Stover Grand Daughter of Saml Stover were here to supper</p>
<p>17 Boys Chored AM J went to Whitevale with Benj'n to a sale PM they finished husking Corn AM</p>
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<p>A & Henry hitched up Colt Billy PM he went very well W. very fine & Mild</p>
<p>Sunday 18 I & Nancy & Anne went to Meeting at Widemans remarks by C Gayman sermon on St John Part of 1st C by C Burkholder went to Br inlaw Peter to dinner W. very fine & Cler winter's day very good sleighing thawing a little I forgot to Mention that Thomas's have a little Baby girl born on Wednesday evening Nancy was there both Mother & Child are doing well</p>
<p>19 I & Nancy Henry & Adeline helped David's Kill hogs J & A Chored tended on Mare Tip she has Weed very bad A went for Dr Robinson Susanna is worse W. pretty Cold, a raw sharp NE wind all day sleet & rain this evening</p>
<p>20 Boys Chored they took load Chop to Br S's & brought it home PM Mare Tip is better Dr Came PM Susanna some better W. drissly rian off & on all day foggy</p>
<p>21 Boys drew 4 loads Pine roots from Flavius into sugar bush J went looking for Foxes shot a Black squirrel W. fine thawing a little all day sleighing pretty good yet</p>
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<p>22 J & A drew off stumps at Flavius AM we did not draw them off the Hill on the sideroad last winter I & Henry helped the women Pick Poutry AM we Picked 7 Turkeys one Duck & 4 pr Chickens A Nancy Adeline & Mary went to Markham PM they took 3 Geese & 4 Turkeys to Wilson @ 7 cts for Geese & 10 cts for Turkeys Henry took 2 Geese 3 Turkeys & 4 pr Chickens to Lewis's PM W. Mild Am Drissly rain nearly all PM</p>
<p>23 Henry helped Taylors threshg Am J & A Cut down few Cedars on edge of young swamp & Cut them into Posts they fixed Ash house and cut a lot of feed PM W. freezing a little</p>
<p>24 Boys Chored & Mended Harness J & Henry trimmed few stumps & Cut down young Pines at Flavius PM I & Nancy went to Ceder Grove AM W. a little snow last night & heavy squaal of snow this morning Sleighing fair yet pretty sharp AM I forgot to say that Esther & Russel were here to dinner yesterday & Russell stays until Monday we took him to Thomas's to dinner today when we went to Ceder Grove</p>
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<p>Christmas day 25 J Adeline Mary Anne & Russell went to Flavius to dinner I & Nancy went to Br C's to supper W. very fine, pretty sharp</p>
<p>26 We Kept his day as Christmas our whole family were here to dinner 2 roast Turkeys the Boys went out early & Caught 3 Rabbits after the rest had gone home they went out & Caught 2 more W. very very fine & Clear day pretty strong west wind this evening Russell went home</p>
<p>27 A & Henry Cut wood J took grist Chop to Br S's AM they Cleaned Peas PM a great load of visitors Came this evening 2 Culps & 2 Albrechts from Twenty A Lehman's & Menno Burkholder's young folks brought them there a lot of young folks in the neighbourhood Came after supper the Twenty boys & girls stay all night W. very fine</p>
<p>28 A & Mary went visiting with the Culp Boys & Albrecht girls J went to Hermans & Called at Davids W. 5 below Zero this Morning 7 above this evening began to snow after dark</p>
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<p>29 J went Rabbit Hunting with Thomas Caught 2 A & Henry took grist to Br S's brought home Chop with Colt Billy & Horse Fred he went well J & Henry went to J Adam's sale PM A took Butter to Lewis's PM W. a few inches snow last night mild today thawing PM sleighing getting thin</p>
<p>30 Boys Chored AM A & Henry Cut wood PM J took Susanna to Br C's PM to see Dr he Came to see Ketura she is not well she has Dropsy I walked to Benj'ns PM W. drissly rain AM Cloud up PM getting Colder freezing tonight the sleighing is pretty near gone Boys brought home grist with sleigh this morning</p>
<p>31 Henry went to Markham AM he went with Cutter pretty tough sleighing in places A has Cold they did not do much today A went to Funeral of the late Joseph Laughlin's widow PM W. 1 below Zero this Morning Cold NW wind all day</p>
<p>Sunday January 1 1899 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J & Susanna remarks by C Burkholder sermon on</p>
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<p>St Luke 2nd C 22 to 32 V by Br C Christian Burkholder & wife were here to dinner W. 5 deg below Zero this Morning Clear Cold all day Milder this evening I think there was only one Buggy at the Meeting</p>
<p>2 Boys didnt do Much they Cut some feed & drew some limb wood home from bush AM W Shank was here & bought 8 pigs @ $4.00 per Hundred live weight or $4.00 & 2 lbs off on each Pig to be delivered at Pickering on Thursday next W. sharp getting milder raw wind</p>
<p>3 A helped Thomas Kill Pigs J & Henry Cut down some trees in old bush & drew them out I took Susanna to Benj'ns & then took grist of Corn to Ceder Grove AM Henry got horse Fred & Mare Bonnie Shod & Came home by Br S's & brought Chop home JD's Thomas & Esther brought Abram & Mary Rittenhouse to stay all night W. getting Milder thawing a little</p>
<p>4 A & Mary went visiting with the visitors awhile to NB's to Benj'ns to dinner then awhile to Menno Burkholder's & left them there Boys didnt do Much.</p>
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<p>W. drissly rain off & on AM pretty heavy towards evening they went with the light Bobsleighs but it was pretty tough sleighing</p>
<p>5 J took 8 hogs to Pickering @ $4.00 per Cwt live weight & 2 lbs off per Hog A got horse Chief shod AM Boys Chored PM W. Cler & Cold froze last night sharp NW wind George Duncan brought James & William Dyke from Muskoka sons of Matthew & Mary Dyke they were here to dinner A took Butter to Lewis's PM</p>
<p>6 Boys Chored & threshed few Peas J took Black sow to Flavius W. began to snow from East about 6 Oclock this morning snowed all day not much wind I went to Br C's to see how Johny Ramers are both he & Mary have Diptheria they are getting better nobody goes into the house Thomas has went there about every day to see how they are doing Their hired man tends to the stock and boards at home it is Johny Feeney</p>
<p>7 Boys threshed few Peas W. pretty cold snow blows off the road, boys took some Chop AM & brought it home PM</p>
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<p>Sunday 8 I & Nancy went to Br N's we went with Cutter the sleighing is very thin on the road but we Could get along in the ditch in places W. some Milder</p>
<p>9 Boys threshed & Cleaned up 25 1/2 Bus Peas W. some snow AM it has patched up the sleighing some E Lewis Called PM he bought 2 yr old steer & & Cow Rose @ $63.00 for the Pair to be Delivered on Saturday next</p>
<p>10 Boys mended & Oiled double Harness J took & brought home a grist Chop at Br S's W Shank was here we sold 9 Hogs @ $4.20 per Cwt to be delivered at Markham on Friday next W. Cold Cler 8 below Zero this morning about Zero all day 5 below this evening</p>
<p>11 Boys Chored worked at Harness J went to J Isaacs sale with Flavius PM A & Nancy went to Markham PM W. 8 below Zero this Morning Milder today 10 above at noon snow PM from east they went to Markham with Cutter Herman Called AM</p>
<p>12 A Adeline & Mary went to Herman's & went to Stouffville with them. J went to Whitevale AM Henry finished Oiling Harness AM</p>
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<p>Henry took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's PM Flavius were here to supper W. Milder trees frosty this Morning I started to go to Lewis's after dinner when I went down the side road along Br C's fields the bolt holding the shafts Came out & I had to Come home again</p>
<p>13 J started at 6 AM with 9 hogs to got to Markham they weighed 1660 lbs @ $4.20 A & Henry Cut wood in old bush AM they changed a lot of little Pigs from old horse stable & sheep Pen into the hogpen W. fine mild AM drissly rain PM not thawing very fast J went with sleigh</p>
<p>14 A & Henry took Cow & steer to Lewis's AM they did not do much PM W. began to rain from east before daylight slacked up a little about 9 Oclock Just when the boys started then began again & kept on they got home about 12 Oclock as wet as rats then it turned to soft snow PM then the wind turned to the NW getting Colder now did not snow much</p>
<p>Sunday 15 at home A went for Dr PM Susanna is not so well Flavius Called PM Dr Came about bedtime he says Susanna's nerves are unstrung W. frose a little last night fine & mild today Creeks high sleighing gone</p>
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<p>16 A & Henry cut wood & J went to Ceder Grove AM Davids were here to dinner we hung up Pork to Smoke Benj'ns Fanny & little Wilfred were here PM W. fine & Mild looks a little cloudy again</p>
<p>17 A & Henry cut wood J went to Markham with Flavius. To Meet a Horse Buyer Flavius sold a 6 yr old Mare @$90.00 Ketura was here to dinner Thomas's to supper Maggie Craven was here with Thomas's Herman's Called awhile PM W. getting Colder freezing tonight Br S's Lydia & Berthan Called PM</p>
<p>18 A & Henry Cut wood AM J helped Henry helped Pilky Kill hogs A brought load of shavings from Whitevale factory PM J went to Ceder Grove PM W. Cler Cold 6 deg above Zero this Morning getting Milder this evening</p>
<p>19 J went with Flavius to deliver his Mare in Stouffville A & Henry cut wood AM they helped Benj'n to move some hay in his barn PM I took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's PM roads very good w. fine</p>
<p>20 Boys Cut wood & helped Thomas Kill a Pig AM A & Henry cut wood & J helped Benj'n Cut feed PM he had Jess Reesor</p>
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<p>with his Engine & Thomas with his Cutting Box W. milder raw west wind I found out this evening that a Tramp or Somebody forced in the south door of Hebron Meeting House & slept by the stove by all appearance a short time ago</p>
<p>21 A & Henry helped Benj'n Kill a big Pig J got Mare Bonnie shod I & Nancy fixed door Jamb Casing at Meeting house it was forced off he had attempted the north door & he spoiled the lock I & Henry went PM & took it off & brought it home & Henry fixed it & took it over & Put it on again J & A helped Benj'n load the big Pig & take it to Jess Reesor's he bought it @ $5.00 per Cwt W. west wind a squaal of snow PM a little soft towards evening strong wind getting Colder</p>
<p>Sunday 22 I & Nancy went to Ben Stover's to dinner W. fine & Cler west wind getting Colder towards evening Benj'n's were here PM</p>
<p>23 J went to Ceder Grove Mills & got 4 bags shorts @ 70 cts per Cwt then he went to Whitevale for load of shavings for bedding</p>
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<p>24 A & Henry drew off Pine roots at Flavius J took Horse Laddie to Whitevale to get shod AM Boys Cut apple limbs into stove wood in Old Orchard & brought load limb wood from old bush PM J Ionson & Mr Fisher Called PM I ordered a new seeder from Mr Gregg Agent for Massey Harris Company @ $63.00 11 hoes W. Cloudy Am Cler Mild PM</p>
<p>25 Boys Cut wood AM Henry went to Markham to tell Dr that Susanna is not so well A took grist to Br S's PM I & Nancy went to Ceder Grove PM W. not very Cold west wind</p>
<p>26 Boys trimmed dead limbs off trees in old Orchard & Cut them into wood Henry went to Milroys sawing Bee in Jacobs bush PM I walked to Ceder Grove PM Dr Called this evening W. Mild strong west wind heavy squaals of snow this evening getting Colder</p>
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<p>27 A & Mary went to Toronto on CPR Henry & Anne went with M Bartley boys & NB's young folks with team J Took A & Mary to train & brought & brought them home this evening W. 4 deg below Zero this morning Cold NW wind all day went down this evening 9 above after dinner about 6 this evening</p>
<p>28 Boys threshed Peas Benj'n helped AM J brought home Chop PM W. 5 below Zero. This morning pretty Cold all day</p>
<p>Sunday 29 all went to meeting at Hebron except J & Anne staid with Susanna Flavius's were here after meeting & Hermans were here when we came home remarks by Br C Serrmon on St Mat part of 13 C by C Burkholder W. 5 deg below Zero this morning 11 above PM a fine little fall of snow last night a little more this evening there was one Cutter at Meeting today</p>
<p>30 Boys finished threshing Peas AM they all went hunting Rabbits with Jess Reesor They caught 7 I went to Ceder Grove with Benj'n PM to get a suit of clothes measured by Frank Reesor but he was not there</p>
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<p>W. about 3 below Zero This Morning a few snow flurries PM there is no sleighing here yet worth speaking of in the north a few miles it is passable</p>
<p>31 A got house Fred shod J & Henry chored AM A took a Cord of Green first Class wood to Markham with toboggan we sold it to Frank McCreight @ $ {blank space} he made each of the Boys a pair of Leggings J & Henry Chored W. 3 deg below Zero this morning up to 10 at noon down again pretty low this evening Frank Reesor called this evening & took my measure for a suit of clothes</p>
<p>Feb 1 Boys drew out some wood in old bush AM J went to Pilkeys sawing bee in Jacobs bush PM but it began to snow from west & they came home & cut & split wood in shed W. Cler Am Snow PM did not snow much</p>
<p>Candlemas day 2 A & Henry cut wood at Flavius AM they went to Milroy & Brodies Sawing Bee in Jacobs bush PM J Chored & took Butter Eggs & 4 for Chickens to Lewis PM. W fine & Cler all day Getting Milder 24 above Zero at noon</p>
<p>3 I went to help Thomas Jess Reesor & Peter Reesor at Hillside to take Mrs. Gunn to Locust Hill & then they all went with her to Toronto</p>
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<p>Feb 1899</p>
<p>they went to Davids to dinner then went to funeral I have lame back, Caught Cold</p>
<p>9 Boys Chored A took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's PM Nancy went with him as far as Flavius & staid till he Came back I walked & rode home too W. very Cold below Zero awhile very biting west wind all day heard today that John Hoover son of David Hoover at Uncle Josephus Reesor was killed by the fall of a tree yesterday PM</p>
<p>10 Boys Chored AM Cleaned last of Peas Bus PM W. Cler very Cold NW wind 8 below Zero this Morning about Zero at noon a little above PM going down again this evening Herman Called AM to say that Elias Stover's Baby is dead</p>
<p>11 Boys Chored AM they all went Rabbit hunting with Jess Reesor & J McGaw PM they Caught 3 I went to Ceder Grove PM to fit my Clothes W. 11 deg below Zero this Morning a little above after dinner Air from NW 5 below at Bedtime</p>
<p>Sunday 12 I & Nancy went to Jacob Reesor's to dinner. W. 10 below Zero this Morning up to Zero about 10 AM Zero again tonight</p>
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<p>Dr Came to see Ketura this evening she has La Grippe</p>
<p>13 Boys Chored Cut feed & brought some Pine roots from Flavius PM J walked to Ceder Grove AM I went to Br C's AM Ketura is some better Dr Called to see Susanna this evening she is about the same I brought a Pail of spring water for her from Johnny Reesor's for her PM She thinks she must have it W. 8 below Zero this morning 8 above today 5 above this evening about sunset</p>
<p>14 Henry went to Spink Mills for 1/2 ton shorts @ $16.00 per Ton 6 bags Bran @ $14.00 per Ton AM J & A went to Davids to dinner then they went to J Thomas's Sale on 8th Markham A got 2 Teeth filled W. Zero this Morning Milder weather has Come it went up to 20 above about noon & is mild yet bedtime Ketura is some better & Susanna too Sleighing is wearing Out but Wheeling is very good</p>
<p>15 Boys took grist Oats to Br S's AM they drove Colt Billy & Horse Fred in light Bobs they brought some gravel from Adams Pit for the hens PM W. about 4 in snow last night but the wind got up about noon & blowed it off in places, fine & mild</p>
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<p>Feb 1899</p>
<p>E Lewis & a Toronto Man were here to dinner we sold Horse Laddie to the Toronto man @ $108.00 dollars to be delivered at Lewis farm next week when we take Butter & Eggs Adeline & Mary went to sit up with Ketura tonight</p>
<p>16 A & Henry took 2470 lbs Hay to T Kennedy @ $ {blank space} AM A helped Jess Reesor Cut feed at J Lapps for Thomas PM J & Henry split wood at Flavius bush PM I took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's PM I went with Cutter but it was pretty tough going in places MN's Called a little while PM W. very fine & mild boys took hay with waggon Herman came with sleigh to stay all night;l</p>
<p>17 J went with Herman to Spinks he took our waggon he brought a lot of shorts & Bran he took our waggon to go home A split wood at Flavius Dr Came to see Susanna she was not so well Ketura is doing well J went to Lewis 's for some beef it was not Come he went with Buggy W. mild sleighing getting thin</p>
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<p>18 A & Henry split wood at Flavius AM they sawed some in old bush PM I went to Ceder Grove & got my new Clothes home PM I went with Buggy W. mild</p>
<p>Sunday 19 at home Flavius Children were here to dinner Flavius went to Herman's I & Nancy walked awhile to Br C's PM Ketura is doing well Becca is not very well A Adeline & Mary went to AB's to dinner W. a little snow last night fine & Cler today thawed a little in the sun, not much</p>
<p>20 Boys sawed wood in Old bush AM A & Henry went to David Reesor's sawing Bee PM J took some Peas & Oats to Br S's & brought home some Chop PM I & Nancy tapped 3 trees in dooryard PM sap run pretty well W. fine warm thawing about 40 deg above Zero</p>
<p>21 Boys took in straw & Alsike hay out of stack in barnyard it fell down last night & we think it Covered a Pig but we have not found it yet I walked to JS's this morning David's & Br in law Peter's were here to dinner W. fine foggy this evening began to rain about 9 PM</p>
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<p>Feb 1899</p>
<p>22 J & Henry Chored AM J went to Markham PM A & Sherman March went to Toronto with 2 of Our Pigs & 5 of Benj'ns they sold to Davies Packing house @ $4.25 live weight they drove our Horse Chief & Benj'ns Major W. Soft snow & rain AM fine & Cler PM blowing up Colder this evening Creeks high</p>
<p>23 J & A took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's farm & took along Horse Laddie AM they both went to Benj'ns Sawing Bee PM I walked to JD's AM & went to Ceder Grove PM Br inlaw Jesse Hoover & Leonard Hoover (that is Peter's boy) Came to stay all night. Henry is sick Dr Called this evening he says it is La Grippe Anne has it too W. Cler thawing in the sun Cold this evening Herman's were here to dinner they went to Benj'ns Bee PM</p>
<p>24 J & A Chored A brought home Chop A went to E Cravens sawing Bee in Br C's bush PM J has Cold W. Cler sharp cold thawing a little in the sun</p>
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<p>25 Benj'n & Sherman helped boys draw in the Haystack in Calf Pasture AM J went to JB's & Paid our not of $250 that we borrowed off him when we bought the Shank farm A & Henry took in small load of wet hay PM & they Cut up the Pig for the Hens that we found under the straw Stack yesterday W. Cler but sharp East wind towards evening</p>
<p>Sunday 26 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J & Adeline they staid with Susanna remarks by Br C Sermon on St James 1st C by C Gayman NB's were here to dinner J Adeline & Mary went to Benj'ns to supper W. a driving wind & rain from East last night & this AM freezing as it fell trees Covered with Ice ground very slippery very few people at the meeting fine & Cler PM Milder</p>
<p>27 Boys Cut a lot of feed & sawed in old bush AM they hitched up Mare Jenny rising 3 yr PM they drove her to Ceder Grove with Horse Fred in big waggon she went well W. Cold west wind Flurries of snow Ice all off the Trees</p>
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<p>Feb 1899 Mar.</p>
<p>28 Boys A & Henry sawed some wood AM I & Nancy went to Flavius awhile AM their Children all took a spell of vomiting on Saturday evening except the baby they are getting better again we Called at Br C's Becca is up again Ketura is in bed yet A went for Dr PM J has very bad pain in his back Dr Came this evening he thinks it is L Grippe W. very strong West wind getting Milder some rain this evening</p>
<p>March 1 A & Henry hitched up young Mare AM they began to cut old Willows north of dam into stove wood PM J goes to the barn again but he does nothing yet E Lewis was here to dinner W. sharp AM very fine & Cler PM</p>
<p>2 A & Henry sawed at Willows awhile AM they went to Flavius sawing Bee PM I took Adeline to Flavius this Morning Then I & Nancy went awhile to Benj'ns little Wilfred has bad Cold. A took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's this evening W. fine & Cler thawing a little rain East wind PM J is not improving very fast</p>
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<p>3 A & Henry sawed willow J is getting a little better Adeline helped Benj'n Kill hogs W. Cloudy all day began to rain slowly from east towards evening</p>
<p>4 A & Henry sawed some wood AM Henry went to Collins Sawing Bee & A went to Markham PM I & Nancy went to Ceder Grove AM W. rather Cloudy Mild began to rain after dark</p>
<p>Sunday 5 at home all day JD's young folks were here to dinner I walked to Benj'ns PM to see how little Wilfred is he is not well W. about 2 in soft snow last night rain awhile this Morning Cleared up about 10 AM very heavy wind all PM blowed up very Cold towards evening freezing hard tonight</p>
<p>6 A & Henry sawed wood awhile A & Mary started to Davids about 11oo AM then they went to Markham Henry got Mare Bonnie shod PM J is getting better he walked to Flavius PM & to Benj'ns this evening W. Cler Milder not thawing very much</p>
<p>7 Boys cut some old Apple trees into wood & picked some limbs in old bush Benj'ns Fanny & little Wilfred & Peter Burkholder's Ada were here awhile PM W. Cold N East wind Cler, but freezing.</p>
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<p>Mar 1899</p>
<p>8 A & Henry sawed & split a dead Maple into Stovewood that the gale blew down in Old bush on Sunday W. Cler Cold</p>
<p>9 A took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's they also Picked 2 pr Chickens first & took them along then J A & Henry went to J Kennedy's Sale of farm stock PM W. Cloudy a little Milder Adeline Fanny & the Children were here awhile PM Adeline is at Flavius this week</p>
<p>10 A took Adeline & Flavius & Amelia to Browns Corners on CPR this morning they are going to Toronto he brought them home again this evening they Cut down & trimmed trees on East headland of the little field South of bush J walked to Whitevale this Morning & got a Tooth Pulled W. raw east wind pretty cold some sleet at bedtime</p>
<p>11 A & Henry drew Apple wood into wood shed & then Hitched up young Mare Jenny again AM they trimmed Apple trees PM & got down 40 Sap buckets & soaked them Br inlaw John Hoovers were here to dinner W. very mild thawing</p>
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<p>Mar 1899</p>
<p>Sunday 12 I & Nancy & Anne went to Davids to dinner, we had intended to go to Meeting at Wideman's but it rained this Morning it Cleared up awhile but Came on Squaaly till noon after dinner there were squaals of snow & getting Colder the roads are very bad up towards Davids</p>
<p>13 Boys Cleaned up along south end of bush we intend to straighten it up so we Can plow out even lands without any wedge W. Cler cold thawed a little but froze again before night J went to a sale on the Old Abraham Ramer farm near Sparta</p>
<p>14 Boys trimmed in Old Orchard Henry took 8 bags Wheat to Spinks Mill PM @ 68 cts he brought home {blank space} Bags Shorts & {blank space} Bags Bran Shorts $16.00 per ton & Bran $14.00 W. thawing in the sun & freezing in the shade East wind strong this evening</p>
<p>15 Boys chored J went to Post Office PM he & Henry drove out to Br S's this evening to see the Creek it is very high W. rain last night ground slippery with Ice AM got milder PM rained very heavy at times a little distant thunder AM. Ice all gone very strong wind got up after bedtime</p>
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<p>Mar 1899</p>
<p>16 A went to Markham AM I & J & Henry Cut some feed Herman's Came to dinner Boys all went to Stonehouse's Sale south of Sewell's PM Herman bought a Mare 8 yr Old $93.00 6 per cent off for Cash J bought 3 hoes @ 25 cts W. Cler , Cold</p>
<p>17 J & A went to Herman's for {blank space} Bus seed Oats A road Herman's Mare she was here all night I & Henry went to sale of the Property of the late C Patton of Boxgrove PM I bought 4 Planes Sash & Moulding & such like @ 25 cts for the 4 Also a Bureau @ $5.00 Davids Called PM Anne went with them w. Cold Cler a little snow from East raw sharp East wind</p>
<p>18 Boys Chored. W. snow & sometimes sleet from East pretty Mild</p>
<p>Sunday 19 Thomas's sent for me & Nancy to Come their Baby is very sick we went after 900 AM it is very sick with Meningitis we staid till after 4 PM it seemed a little better W. a heavy fall of snow last night Cler today a lot of sleighs runing today we went in cutter I think there are about 6 in of snow</p>
<p>20 Boys Cut down a dead Hemlock & a dead Pine & cut them into logs the last first growth Pine that we own</p>
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<p>March 1899</p>
<p>I & Nancy went to Br C's awhile Ketura is not so well Br C has a touch of Grippe Thomas's Baby is a little better I went to Menno Stover's he has Grippe bad he is bedfast w. Cler AM very strong W. windall day squaals of snow PM not so Cold Dr Called to see Susanna PM she is a little better good sleighing</p>
<p>21 I & Nancy went to David's & took Anne & went to Br inlaw Enos Hoovers they were not at home then we went to Br inlaw Peter's to dinner then we went to Herman's & staid all night w. fine AM began to blow strong from East PM some snow not so very Cold but very stormy</p>
<p>22 went to Markham from Herman's & done a lot of shopping got home in time for dinner I went to Ceder Grove PM Boys drew logs yesterday & today AM Henry drew 2 big Elm logs for M Barkey's PM J went to Albert Reesor's Sale on the Old Joe Mason Homestead A took Calf Butter & Eggs to Lewis's PM E Lewis was here to dinner W. Cloudy a little drissly rain AM sleighing pretty good yet</p>
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<p>March 1899</p>
<p>23 A & Henry drew 2 loads logs AM Thomas Diller took a sleighload to Jacob Groves PM A Henry & Mary went with them they started about 3 PM J took 9 bags Chop to Br S's PM W. about freezing all day pretty fair sleighing yet there was very heavy thunder last night & a heavy dash of rain. Henry & Elias Barkey were sitting up with Menno Stover last night he is a little better</p>
<p>24 A & Henry drew dung on NW Corner field I & Nancy went to Menno Stover's PM he is a trifle better, still bedfast W. sharp thawed middle of the day sleighing getting thin</p>
<p>25 A & Henry brought noew Seeder from Locust Hill station AM they went with sleigh pretty tough sleighing they helped Benj'n draw dung PM J Trimmed apple trees W. Cler sharp thawing a little in the Middle of the day East wind PM began to snow from East this evening Russel Brodie had our light Bobsleigh to go to Markham & he took the Bureau</p>
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<p>Mar 1899</p>
<p>that I bought at Pattons sale to Beiesls to get it repaired & repainted</p>
<p>Sunday 26 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J & Mary remarks & Sermon on St Mat part of 25 C by C Burkholder (Br C did not Come he is not quite well yet) there was nobody to dinner except little Russel David's went to NB's then Called for hime Menno Burkholder's young folks were here to supper W. strong East wind last night blowed the snow off the road or there would have been fair sleighing, very fine & Cler today thawed a little Buggies & Cutters at Meeting about half & half</p>
<p>27 A & Henry drew dung on NW field AM they took grist 5 bags of Wheat to Ceder Grove Mills with Horses Chief & Billy J helped Benj'ns Kill 5 Pigs PM I & Nancy went to AB's PM & staid to supper W. fine Cler thawing today freezing tonight</p>
<p>28 A & Sherman March went to Toronto 12 bags Potatoes 8 belonged to our boys & 4 of Benj'ns 5 Pigs of Benj'ns Potatoes 75 ct Pigs dressed $5.40 per Cwt J & Henry Chored W. Blow from East snow at first drissly rain PM</p>
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<p>Mar 1899</p>
<p>29 A & Henry drew dung AM they drew home some wood PM J took Adeline & Mary to Flavius AM then he took Butter & 3 pr Fowls & 1 pr Chickens to Lewis's PM we did not send any Eggs we thought we might need them for Easter W. Cler, blowed up Cold last night, froze pretty hard strong west wind a little snow flurries</p>
<p>30 J & A Cut some feed J drew home some wood from Old bush & A went to Markham AM J went to J Thomas sale on the Old W Wilkie farm PM A brought home Grist from Ceder Grove PM Henry went to do Isaac Reesor's Chores last night he stays till next Tuesday W. Cler Cold NW. wind froze hard this morning thawed in the sun</p>
<p>Good Friday 31 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J he staid with Susanna remarks by C Burkholder sermon on St Mark part of 15th C by Br C nobody here to dinner JB's & MN's called PM A. Adeline & Mary went to Davids PM staid to supper W. very fine & Cler all day froze last night thawed some today</p>
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<p>April 1899</p>
<p>April 1 J & A Trimmed trees in old Orchard AM they tapped about 40 trees & made a set of quilting frames the sap run pretty well I went to Ceder Grove AM I & Nancy went to Menno Stover's towards evening he had Pleurosy had a bad spell but is better again W. Cler Cold Air some squaals of snow PM</p>
<p>Easter Sunday 2 A Adeline & Mary went to B Dillers to dinner I & Nancy walked to Aunt Lissy Burkholder's to supper W. Cler, Cold NW wind freezing the sap run a little yesterday but it soon froze up</p>
<p>Easter Monday 3 Had all the family at home quilting little Russell had a bad Cold Davids left him at home Flavius had Company to dinner but they Came PM W. very fine & Cler, but a Cold wind sap run a little</p>
<p>4 I & Nancy & Ann went to Br inlaw Enos's J & A Trimmed Apple trees & took Chop to Br S's & brought Harrows home from Whitevale with young Horse Billy & Chief W. very fine & Cler roads dry nearly all the way</p>
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<p>April 1899</p>
<p>Air very Cold yet thawing in the sun freezing every night it is hard on the wheat but we hope the root is all right yet</p>
<p>5 Boys drew Apple Brush on a heap & trimmed the limbs out of it for fire wood J went to David Groves sawing Bee PM I went to see Menno Stover PM he was some better but we heard that he was worse again A & Henry gathered 9 Buckets sap this evening W. very fine & Cler all day</p>
<p>6 Henry worked at Benj'n in Sherman's place he had to go to Toronto on law suit A Adeline & Mary went to Markham & to Herman's Sawing Bee J brought home grist from Br S's AM he took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's he went to Markham this evening to tell Dr to Come Susanna is not so well then he goes to tell Christian Burkholder to Come on Saturday at 10 AM to Menno Stover's funeral he died this Morning at 9 Oc he rested well last night but was taken worse about 8 Oc W. very fine & mild some East wind sap runs pretty well. Menno first had Grippe</p>
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<p>then he took Pleurosy & finally heart failure</p>
<p>7 J, Flavius, Benj'n & N Burkholder dug grave for Menno Stover Henry worked at Benj'n's A Trimmed few of last Apple Trees & Mended Harness PM W. Cloudy AM drissly rain PM A went to Locust Hill with Thomas's team to Meet Ulrich Burkholder's from Indiana but they were not there</p>
<p>8 All went to Funeral of Menno Stover at Hebron except Nancy she staid with Susanna Sermon on Psalms by C Burkholder W. Percy spoke on St John part of 11th C. Davids Herman JH Ramer Wesley Reesor's Simon Hoover's & Albert's & Fanny Lehman were here to dinner W. ground white with snow all thawed today roads very sloppy</p>
<p>Sunday 9 I & Nancy went to JD's Sarah Moyer & Johnny Reesor's Anne & Lucinda were here to dinner W. ground froze this Morning thawed Middle of the day Cold NW wind roads bad</p>
<p>10 Boys Cut feed & then sawed green wood that grew south of bush & along east fence south of bush A & Henry brought load of sawdust from Br S's this evening</p>
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<p>I Boiled about 6 quarts Molasses we finished it on the stove W. very fine & Cler white frost this morning</p>
<p>11 A & Henry sawed wood J worked at Benj's I Boiled 3 quarts Molasses Br N's Called awhile PM. W. mild, East wind distant thunder this evening steady rain white frost this morning</p>
<p>12 A worked at Benj's J & Henry sawed wood AM they drew 2 loads sawdust from Br S's for Bedding PM I walked to Elisabeth Stover's AM Br C stays there with her now I went to Br S's with boys PM. W. fine & warm</p>
<p>13 A worked at Benj'ns again today Sherman is on lawsuit yet (Tweedie Aleck Milroy Comes in for $750.00 with Costs J & Nancy went to Markham AM Henry took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's J drew in logs PM I Boiled sap W. mild fine warm shower PM distant thunder AB's (that is Br inlaw A Burkholder) moved in with Elisabeth Stover today to live with her for Company & work for her</p>
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<p>14 Boys drew in last of logs at SM & drew away lumber AM sawed some willow limbs & J & A went to Ceder Grove Mills for some Bran, got none W. very fine & warm distant thunder AM</p>
<p>15 A & Henry split wood & brought home 2 bags Corn Chop from Br S's & 3 bags Bran from Flavius's Henry brought load Corn from Locust Hill for Br S PM J went down Petticoat Creek this morning to look for Suckers saw none then he went to Kirkhams & Dipped 13 I went to Ceder Grove PM W. very fine & Cler all day</p>
<p>Sunday 16 at home all day Flavius's were here to dinner & Benj'ns PM W. about 2 in snow this morning all went away before 2 PM except a little in the shade Henry Adeline & Mary went to Br S's</p>
<p>17 Henry went to help saw for David at Br S's J & A Chored AM Piled lumber & brought home load sawdust J went with them & went to Ceder Grove W. fine East wind tonight white frost this morning, ground froze Dr Called to see Susanna last evening</p>
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<p>April 1899</p>
<p>18 Henry Sawed J & A Chored AM A went to Markham & I & J drew in 3 big Elm logs for M Barkeys at Br S's PM W. slight white frost last night very fine & Cler today there are some bad frost holes in the roads in places</p>
<p>19 Henry sawed A & J Chored then I & A took 4 bags Oats to Br S's & went to Ceder Grove A got Horses Chief & Billy shod Billy on fore feet J trimmed Prune trees PM Herman's Called PM W. very fine & warm, shower this Morning</p>
<p>20 Henry sawed J & A helped Benj'n draw roots & rubbish off fallow at Flavius for fire wood for Benjn AM J went to Markham & A took Butter & Eggs & 5 pr live Fowls to Lewis's & brought some Chop from Br S's W. very warm & fine, some very bad Mire holes in the hills we hear of some people being stuck</p>
<p>21 Henry Sawed J & A helped Flavius Pick rubbish in his East fallow all day I went to Burrows & settled our Bill PM W. very fine & warm roads drying up fast</p>
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<p>22 Henry sawed till about {blank space} PM when he Came home & said they had to quit D March Cut his thumb on the slab saw & had to go to Markham to get it dressed J sowed Alsike tailings on wheat field east of dam & went to Ceder Grove AM A helped at Flavius AM C Gayman's & Elisabeth Kock were to dinner then we went to Half yearly Conference at Hebron Passed off well Abraham Hoover was here to supper W. very fine & Cler Boys had a great time spearing suckers last evening they Caught 43 from Henderson's Bush up to our fields</p>
<p>Sunday 23 all went to Meeting except J & Adeline they staid with Susanny remarks by C Gayman Sermon on St Mat part of 5th C by Br C umfrage C Burkholder & wife David's & Levi Burkholder were here to dinner Isaac Reesor's were here to supper w. very fine & Cler</p>
<p>24 A & Henry drew Brush out of young Orchard brought home Kettles & Buckets I & J fixed & filled Leech Hopper AM</p>
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<p>April 1899</p>
<p>A & Henry drew off stones J plowed in furrows south of Bush J brought 5 Bus Seed Oats from Alberts PM W. very fine & Cler warm Dr's Robinson & SL Frech Called to see Susanna PM they will consult together this evening & we will hear the result of their Consultation tomorrow</p>
<p>25 J & Nancy went to Markham AM Dr changed Susanna's Medicine did not say much I walked to M Barkeys for Black Currant sprouts A & Henry burned Brush at Flavius AM Boys all fixed fences PM W. very fine & Cler growing weather a little drissly AM the wheat is growing very fine</p>
<p>26 A & Henry helped Flavius Clear west fallows J drove down Posts along 11th Con AM they sowed field south of bush with Oats PM it worked well W. very fine & Cler Benj'ns Fanny Wilfred & their girl Ada Hare Called this evening</p>
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<p>Herman Lydia & Harvey Called too Susanna was in bed most of the time today</p>
<p>27 Sowed field behind barn with Oats Sherman helped PM. W. very fine & Cler east wind J took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's this evening I dug some garden</p>
<p>28 sowed field north of Orchard with Oats except about 1 1/2 acres on south side where we intend to plant Corn & perhaps Potatoes Sherman helped AM & Benjn brought his horse & worked him with Mare Bonnie he harrowed high places in Wheat east of dam AM, it is a little winter killed W. very fine & warm Esther was here to supper J brought 8 bags Bran from Spink Mills PM with Mare Bonnie & 3 spring waggon I Put on some Plum grafts at Flavius's PM</p>
<p>29 Henry harrowed field north of Orchard A rolled behind barn AM Henry helped Benj'n grub & A ganged in last years Mangel ground PM J got some repairs for gang Plow at George Davidsons AM brought home Bureau from Markham PM. W. very fine & growing weather</p>
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<p>April 1899 May</p>
<p>the wheat & grass are growing fine the trees are beginning to bud</p>
<p>Sunday 30 at home all day Br inlaw John Hoover's son Ed & daughter Charlotte were here to dinner Br inlaw Enos's & Flavius's Fanny & the Children were here to supper Benj'n's were here awhile PM Flavius Came after supper (I forgot to say that Johnny Reesor's were here to dinner W. a slight shower this morning warm & Cler today</p>
<p>May 1 Henry helped Benj'ns A ganged J drove Posts along 11th Con I went to Ceder Grover J brought home some Corn Chop. J fixed land rooler & J & he dug some garden PM Dr Called PM he says Susanna is doing well enough W. very warm. thunder shower went north a little rain heavy north Br S & his wife Called awhile PM</p>
<p>2 Boys ganged, Sherman helped. J Chored. I & Nancy went to Ceder Grove AM AB's Lizzy Called PM W. very fine & warm Casper Wideman Came to stay all night</p>
<p>3 Sowed Barley about 15 acres N East field and the Knoll Sherman helped. Casper Wideman was here till after supper, he worked a charm</p>
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<p>May 1899</p>
<p>for Susanna for the disease Called (Declines) Br inlaw Peters & Mother inlaw were here to dinner AB's Lizzy & Elisabeth Stover were here PM. A went for them to see Grandmother W. fine & Cool. Herman's Called this evening</p>
<p>4 Boys finished seeding AM they sowed field below house & east of Orchard Benj'n & Sherman helped A & Henry helped Benj'n's PM JB's were here to dinner W. Cool, strong air from east all day the Bush is turning green but the Cool weather keeps it back</p>
<p>5 Boys both helped Benj'n J went to Markham to tell Dr to come to see Susanna she is not So well he Came this evening she feels a little better now Flavius Reesor was here to dinner he sells Nursery stock and Books I signed for Webster's unabridged Dictionary Bound in Cloth $2.00 Cousin Susan Hoover & Lizzy Gibner were here to supper & Br S's Bertha & Lydia awhile this evening W. Cool air mostly from the East</p>
<p>6 Henry helped Flavius AM A helped Benj'n till 10 AM then he rolled barly Henry harrowed & grubbed Corn & Potatoe ground in field north of Orchard I walked to Ceder Grove AM</p>
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<p>May 1899</p>
<p>W. warmer Cler slight shower PM Br N's Br C & Ketura and JD's girls Called PM Susanna feels a little better</p>
<p>Sunday 7 at home, Flavius' were here to dinner AB's to supper Jacob Reesor's & Benj'ns Called this evening W. fine & Cler</p>
<p>8 A finished rolling Henry & J Planted 6 rows Potatoes on south side of field north of Orchard then Henry Cultivated in Mangel ground in NW Corner field then he got Horse Fred & Mare Tip shod I took 4 bags Barley to Br S's & went to Ceder Grove AM brought Chop home & Caught Mess Chubs PM W. very fine & Cler Herman Came for 4 Bus seed barley this evening</p>
<p>9 Henry brought load Corn from Markham for Br S. AM he & J helped Flavius work on side Hill fallow. A got Horse Chief shod AM he plowed in Mangel ground PM Esther & her boys were here to dinner Ketura too Anne Milroy was here PM W. very fine & Cler</p>
<p>10 Henry helped Flavius A Plowed Mangel ground J helped Flavius AM he dug garden PM went for Dr at 5 PM Susanna is worse</p>
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<p>May 1899</p>
<p>Dr came at bedtime says she is doing pretty well Barbara Stover Came to stay all night W. warm east wind PM I & J put on some Apple grafts PM</p>
<p>Ascension day 11 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J & Mary they staid with Susanna remarks & sermon on {blank space} by C Burkholder (Br C went to the Twenty on Tuesday) Herman's & MN's were here to dinner Davids Called PM M Barkeys wife & Barbara Moyer Called this evening W. very fine shower this morning fine today rain again this evening J Ionson came to stay all night with his Horse, Border Riever</p>
<p>12 A & Henry worked at Mangel ground I & J helped Flavius plant apple trees AM J helped him PM Joe Wideman fixed Clock PM W. very fine & Cler</p>
<p>13 Boys Chored AM they dug Post holes for a wire fence along Creek on south side of field north of Orchard PM I took Anne to Flavius this morning & went to Ceder Grove W. very fine rain this Morning drissly foggy AM Cler strong wind PM Cool</p>
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<p>May 1899</p>
<p>Creek running quite fresh it was nearly stopped running</p>
<p>Sunday 14 Henry Adeline & Mary went to Funk Meeting at Widemans (they have Sacrement) they went to Herman's to dinner Br S's & Br N's were here to dinnner Thomas's were here all PM B Diller's were here to supper Thomas Diller & the girls were here after supper W. very Cool NW wind all day</p>
<p>15 Boys sowed Mangels W. very Cool there was a slight frost last but I think it done no damage Nancy & Flavius Fanny went to Markham PM Dr Called PM Susanna about the same Robert Wallace was here to dinner</p>
<p>16 I & J Mary & Anne helped Scrub meeting house AM A & Henry drew dung on root ground Benj'n & Sherman helped PM with team Br inlaw Simon Hoover Called PM. W. rainy AM heavy at times PM, a little thunder PM</p>
<p>17 I went to Markham & Boys drew Posts to Townline south of graveyard AM they built a Barb wire fence from Graveyard south & around the Corner as far as the Creek PM Benj'n & Sherman helped</p>
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<p>W. rather Cloudy AM east wind some drissly rain toward evening E Lewis was here to dinnner</p>
<p>18 A dug drains at Benj'ns J & A Chored AM they put on last of wire on fence & drew awy the rubbish PM I took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's PM W. Cool</p>
<p>19 Boys Chored drew home some wood I brought home bag Chop & brought some Cracked Corn for Chicken feed from Br S's W. quite Cool NW wind Cler</p>
<p>20 Boys Chored A went to Markham AM J pulled off Caterpillers off Apple trees (there were a good may) Henry finished fence from shop to Barnyard fence at water trough J & Henry took 1890 lbs Hay to Kennedy PM W. Cler. Cool wind</p>
<p>Whit Sunday 21 all went to Meeting except J & Adeline they staid with Susanna remarks by C Burkholder Sermon on St {blank space} by Br C Br inlaw SB Lehman's Benj'n Stover's & Wilmot Kirby were here to dinnner Elias & Joseph Barkey were here to supper Edward Moyers & NB's & Aunt Lizzy Called</p>
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<p>very fine growing weather</p>
<p>Sunday 28 All went to Meeting at Hebron except J & Mary staid with Susanna Sermon on St Luke 22 & part of 23 C by Pre Jacob Weaver from Ohio & Bishop A Martin from Woolwich Lords Supper was Celebrated David Burkholder A Lehman's young folks David & Esther & Matty Cook were here to supper Johnny Reesor's brought Pre Jacob Weaver & wife & Pre Jacob Newcomer & wife from Medina Ohio to stay all night W. Cloudy Misty, heavy shower AM Distant Thunder more rain after supper Distant thunder at bedtime</p>
<p>29 A took 3 Pigs 505 lbs to E Lewis AM Boys helped Flavius at drains between showers I & Nancy went visiting with Ohio friends first to Elizabeth's & AB's we had intended to Make a Call but rain stopped us we staid for dinner then to Susie Hoover's & then left Newcomers at Jake Kindys & took Weaver's to Widow Sally Hoover's & left them, JB will bring them to his</p>
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<p>May 1899 June</p>
<p>place & Newcomers will got there too & they will stay all night they go to Almira to Meeting tomorrow PM W. foggy this Morning gathered up heavy rain some thunder warm looked like Clering gathered again we got some of it when we were nearly at home</p>
<p>30 Three Boys helped Flavius draw off stumps with team AM Henry helped Flavius plow new ground PM we planted few trees where there were blanks along Pickering Townline W. fine</p>
<p>31 Henry helped Flavius plow AM A plowed Corn ground AM then planted hill Corn PM W. very fine warm & Cler I went down to Collin's with Benj'n & Sherman they began to draw gravel onto Benj'ns lane with 2 teams when we came back I took 3 spring waggon to Whitevale to get a Bolt put in the Circle</p>
<p>June 1 A & Henry Sheared 9 sheep I & J cleaned last of our Wheat 10 Bus & I took it to Ceder Grove Mills AM A & Henry Plowed in turnip ground J took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's & went to Markham to tell Dr to</p>
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<p>June 1899</p>
<p>Come he Came this evening Susanna is not so well W. very fine Cler day</p>
<p>2 A & Henry finished plowing turnip ground J Sheared 4 last sheep & spread dung I & Nancy went to JD's then I brought home grist of Flour from Ceder grove W. very fine & Cler & warm</p>
<p>3 Boys Chored drew away rails from fence north of Meeting house yard & Put in Posts from Creek at Corner of young Orchard to Townline A got Horses Chief & Billy shod PM I went to Ceder Grove PM W. fine</p>
<p>Sunday 4 at home Albert Reesor's were here to dinner & Flavius' to supper AB's & Elisabeth Called after supper W. fine rain & thunder early this Morning untill nearly 8 Oc Cler today</p>
<p>5 Boys Chored & drew Stones onto dam to fix the road at tumbling dam AM they drew willow stove wood home PM W. very warm a slight shower PM I & Nancy planted a lot of Melons on Mangel drills</p>
<p>6 Henry & Nancy took Wool to Almira & Henry went to Ratcliff's to look</p>
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<p>June 1899</p>
<p>for shingles (got none) A & J Chored AM they brought one load of gravel from Adam's Pit & a load of small stones from Flavius to put in front of water trough PM W. very very warm heavy thunder went around west PM, none here</p>
<p>7 Boys drew dirt into new Pigpen feeding room to raise it as high as the sills AM they Topped thistles PM W. very very warm thunder Clouds around all day Came up this evening pretty heavy thunder fine shower of rain, not over yet</p>
<p>8 Henry helped Benj's draw gravel all day Our Wheat straw is all gone, then they finished putting in Posts for wire fence from young Orchard East across Creek I took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's PM Nancy went with me as far as Flavius' W. fine Cler some Cooler Herman's Called this evening</p>
<p>9 Henry brought 2 loads gravel from Collins to put in front of Watering trough A harrowed turnip ground & Potatoes AM</p>
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<p>June 1899</p>
<p>J & Nancy & Anne went to Markham & to Funeral of S L Hoover's son Samuel at Wideman's PM they Called at Davids to supper Henry scuffled Mangels & A Cleaned out Henhouse PM W. very very fine & Cool Dr Called this evening</p>
<p>10 J & Henry took load dung Made a open drill along turnip ground put in dung & Closed it it is for sweet potatoes A & Henry thinned Mangels Henry finished scuffling them before dinner J scuffled Corn north of Orchard PM W. very fine & Cler Cool</p>
<p>Sunday 11 A Adeline & Mary went to Meeting at Almira, JD's Called awhild AM Benj'ns were here PM stayed to supper W. fine & Cool</p>
<p>12 J & girls Planted 212 sweet Potatoe Plants AM Boys thinned Mangels W. pretty warm Cloudy awhile AM thunder Clouds went around PM</p>
<p>13 Boys plowed & fixed ground at Benj'ns south of swamp & began planting Potatoes they are putting them in on shares W. very warm thunder Clouds went around J went to Dr after supper</p>
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<p>June 1899</p>
<p>14 Boys finished Planting Potatoes at Benj'ns & Thinned Mangels I & Nancy went to MN's I & MN went to Whites Mills on 3rd Uxbridge where I bought 22 squares 1st Class Ceder Shingles @ 1.60 per Square. W. very warm driving to the north & East thunder Clouds in the north Came pretty near getting wet before we got ome a fine rain after dark no heavy thunder Dr sent Medicine last night he Called this evening Sore Mouth & her throat & stomach feel sore too Dr says when it get better it will be a benefit to her</p>
<p>15 A & Henry thinned Mangels J ganged in turnip ground. A went to Dr after dinner Susanna is not so well he sent different Medicine I took 3 bags Chop to Br S's & took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's PM W. Cloudy & very fine shower AM Blowed up fine & Cool PM I & Nancy went to Flavius this evening Amelia is not well. Beef Ring opened this morning</p>
<p>16 Boys fixed turnip ground & thinned Mangels AM Henry made drills & J sowed them PM A went for Dr PM he Came this evening W. very fine & Cool</p>
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<p>June 1899</p>
<p>I went to Ceder Grove & brought Chop home PM</p>
<p>17 A & Henry brought 21 1/2 Squares shingles from Whites on 3rd Uxbridge (they Made a Mistake of one square in the loading ) J finished thinning Mangels & Mowed Meeting house yard with Mower J & Nancy Cleaned drill of Beets & Mangels W. very fine & Cler</p>
<p>Sunday 18 all went to Meeting except J & Adeline remarks by C Gayman Sermon on St Mat part of 19 C by C Burkholder no visitors after Service Davids Called awhile PM Ed Cravens & Flavius awhile this evening Nettie & Jacob Burkholder Called too W. very fine slight rain PM shower went around north this evening</p>
<p>19 I & J & Henry Cut a Ceder log in swamp at Benj'ns & they took it to Br S's AM we want it cut into Planks for Pump Platform A drew 2 loads stones from Flavius AM Boys stripped all the siding off old Henhouse PM we intend to put a wall under it & sheet it up anew W. very fine & Cler pretty warm</p>
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<p>June 1899</p>
<p>20 J took 4 of our hogs & 5 for Flavius to Agincourt @ $4.75 per Cwt live weight ours averaged 1 each A & Henry raised up frame of Henhouse & Henry dug Trench A began wall J & Henry brought load sand from Br N's bush PM I Caught mess Chubs & Br S's PM W. very fine. Cool wind PM A took Mary to Markham AM she got 7 Teeth Pulled</p>
<p>21 Boys worked at wall I & Nancy & Anne went to Hermans to dinner W. very fine Cool</p>
<p>22 A & Henry finished wall J Scuffled rainy all day they all let down the Henhouse onto the wall & put in the studding I brought some lime from JD's & went to Ceder Grove AM I & Nancy walked awhile to Benj's PM then I took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's this evening walked to Johnny Reesor's for some spring water for Susanna Dr Called this evening W. East wind quite Cool</p>
<p>23 Boys all worked at boarding up the Henhouse & putting in door & window frames I took bag Peas to Br S's got them Chopped & went to Ceder Grove W. pretty warm fine Breeze PM</p>
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<p>June 1899</p>
<p>24 Boys finished Boarding up henhouse AM A & Henry went to Atha PM J went to Dr for Medicine Susanna's Mouth is very sore he sent some Medicine W. pretty warm Some Cloudy PM</p>
<p>Sunday 25 Adeline Mary & Henry went to Meeting at Altona Benj'ns were here to dinner John Cober's were here to supper Dr Came & brought Dr Nichol to Examine Susanna he did not give us much Encouragement they were here to supper too W. very very fine day</p>
<p>26 Boys drew 2 big loads Hay from Barn at Benj'ns into our barn we have no Meadow this year but we have a lot of 2 year old hay in that barn that we will draw home J scuffled Mangels awhile then he helped A & Henry pull Barley out of Oats south of bush we got the seed of Br N's Albert & they were Mixed with Barley I went to Br S's for some corn Chop</p>
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<p>June 1899</p>
<p>& went to Ceder Grove PM & Caught about 2 doz fish in Br S's Pond one I think is a German Carp 6 in long W. very fine & Cler Davids came to supper</p>
<p>27 A & Henry drew gravel 2 teams J filled they drew from Adam's Pit on the Scarboro Townline as statute labor I went to Ceder Grove PM W. pretty warm a shower passed around PM Herman's Called this evening</p>
<p>28 J & Henry drew gravel AM with one team which finishes our work except 1/2 day they done nothing PM W. Cloudy dropping a little rain AM steady slow rain nearly all PM Cooler Dr Called PM he says Susanna's Case is pretty bad A has symptoms of Congestion on the lungs he gave him some Medicine</p>
<p>29 J & Henry Plowed on Pickering Townline from our Corner north about 60 rods the road Machine is Coming on soon they also moved a Culvert A done nothing W. very fine & Cool Mrs Burrows Susan Diller & Mrs Macklin & Mrs Stonehouse</p>
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<p>June 1899</p>
<p>were here to Supper I took Butter to Lewis's PM</p>
<p>30 I & J fixed Culbert Bridge & some Guard rails on 11th Con AM Henry Mowed fence Corners A put nests into Henhouse AM they drew 3 loads hay from Benj'ns PM W. very fine, sun warm fine Breese I went to Ceder Grove before dinner</p>
<p>July 1 Henry took teams & helped to run the Road Machine then he rolled the piece that they done till about 5 PM J & A hoed Potatoes AM a hoed hill Corn PM J went to see J Bishop PM I got 5 bags Oats at Thomas's & took them to Br S's this morning W. very fine strong West Wind PM Mary Ramer AB's Lizzy & Elisabeth Stover Called PM, Susanna a little better</p>
<p>Sunday 2 I & Nancy & Anne went to Meeting at Widemans Sermon on St John part of 1st C by C Burkholder & Br C Jacob Groves Jim & his wife were Baptised tody we went to JB's to dinner W. very warm Dr called PM Susanna prety well</p>
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<p>July 1899</p>
<p>3 Boys drew home last of hay from Benj'ns there were 10 loads altogether. W. very warm a slight shower last night</p>
<p>4 J scuffled Potatoes & Corn A & Henry mowed fence Corners AM they put Paris Green on Potatoes PM I brought Chop from Br S's PM Adeline & Mary went to Markham AM W. very very warm</p>
<p>5 Boys hoed Mangels & put on new platform on well I brought bag Cracked Corn & went to Ceder Grove PM Daniel B Hoover & wife were here to dinner Herman & Jacob Hoover Called this evening they were at Pickering for shorts w. very very warm</p>
<p>6 J & A worked at Flavius putting in a granery into South leanto Henry drew dirt on stones at dam Crossing & Chored I took Buggy to Whitevale to get Tires set AM & took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's towards evening Flavius Reesor & wife were here to dinner Br N's wife & U Drudge Called PM W. pretty warm Cool wind</p>
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<p>July 1899</p>
<p>7 J & A worked at Flavius AM Henry Chored they all worked at Corn Scuffling & hoeing PM I brought Buggy home PM W. some Cooler</p>
<p>8 J worked at Flavius Henry Cut Thistles on road around our farm A fixed Canvas on Binder I went to Ceder Grove & took few Peas to Br S's & got them Chopped AM W. very fine rain last night some thunder warm AM very fine heavy shower PM some thunder not heavy there is a lot of water in our Pond it was pretty low</p>
<p>Sunday 9 at home JD's Called awhile then Herman's Came & Davids then MN's then Flavius they all staid to dinner Aunt Lizzy Burkholder & Tilly Called awhile PM then JH Ramer's & Br S's Came to supper Flavius staid too Jacob Reesor Called awhile PM W. very fine & Cool Dr Called yesterday PM he does not give us much encouragement. Strong wind from NW through the day Calm tonight</p>
<p>10 Henry mowed swale J scuffled turnips AM A helped NB's draw in hay all day Henry helped Flavius draw hay PM</p>
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<p>July 1899</p>
<p>J cut swale with Mower PM I went to Ceder Grove PM W. very fine, rather warm through the day</p>
<p>11 A helped NB's J & Henry thinned turnips I & Mary & Anne went to Markham AM W. slight shower AM thunder shower went around PM I Pulled the Buggy around in the lane this Morning to give Susanna a drive she thought it done her good</p>
<p>12 A worked at Thomas's for Ed Craven AM J went to raising at Taylor's (on the old D Hoover farm) raising a shed AM Henry took 6 Hogs 1040 lbs @ $4.75 per Cwt AM A & Henry took in about the last of swale & fence Corner hay & J went to Dr Susanna was taking a Sun bath this morning & the sun was rather too strong & she fainted she is rather better tonight the Dr sent some Medicine W. very fine & Cler. Cool wind AB's Lizzy Called PM Joe Groves & Russell Called awhile PM</p>
<p>13 I brought home Beef from M Barkeys this Morning Our steer was Killed this week he weighed 450 lbs I took Hide to Ceder Grove AM I took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's PM</p>
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<p>July 1899</p>
<p>A worked at NB's J & Henry scuffled Mangels & Potates & gathered last of hay Herman Called this evening W. very fine & Cler. Cool breeze looks a little like rain this evening</p>
<p>14 Boys hoed Corn & Potatoes north of Meeting house AM J scuffled Corn A & Henry helped Benj's thin turnips PM. Br N's Called PM Danl Shirks & David Ramer were here to supper W. very fine & warm. Cool Breeze I & nancy planted some Celery in Benj'ns root field AM Br C's Came home last night from Cayuga they went on Saturday Freeman Rittenhouse was Ordained as Bishop on Wednesday</p>
<p>15 Henry helped Pilky draw in hay J & A put Paris Green on Potatoes AM J went to Jos Kochs Barnraising A went to Markham PM I brought a bag Corn Chop from Br S's PM W. pretty warm AM very fine steady rain PM quite a fine rain Herman's Called few Minutes this evening Esther & her boys Came with P & Thomas they stay all night</p>
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<p>July 1899</p>
<p>Sunday 16 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J & Nancy they staid with Susanna remarks by C Burkholder sermon on St Mat part of 16 C By Br C. C Burkholder's were here to dinner & JB's to supper Nancy Grove & Benjn's Fanny Called PM & Flavius' all were here awhile this evening Dr called PM he says Susanna is about holding her own for the past week W. foggy & Cloudy AM Clered up PM, warm</p>
<p>17 A & Henry thinned turnips J went to help finish raising Joe Kochs barn they did not get it finished on Saturday on account of the rain he helped finish thinning turnips PM W. very fine getting Cooler Benjn's took away our binder this Morning to Cut his Rye & Wheat</p>
<p>18 Henry Cut Rubbish in old Orchard J & A put extension Cornice on Hen house AM Henry worked at Thomas's & Thomas Cut Wheat behind Cider house with his new Binder & our team I brought 100 lbs Binder Twine from Ceder Groves AM @ 10 3/4 cts per lb I & Mary went to Markham PM W. fine rather warm fine Breeze from NW a nice shower at Bedtime</p>
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<p>July 1899</p>
<p>Uncle Saml Reesor Called awhile AM</p>
<p>19 J finished Cutting field behind Cider house AM Cut in field east of dam PM I went to Ceder Grove AM W. very fine & Cool I walked to Flavius PM Br inlaw Peter's Called AM</p>
<p>20 Boys finished Cutting field east of dam AM J Scuffled the Potatoes that they planted Benj'ns on shares A hoed Hill Corn Henry Mowed fence Corners then they Cut a strip of wheat along lane in field behind Cider house that was hardly ripe yesterday till supper time Benj'n Stover's Called PM Br inlaw Simon Hoover's were here to supper W. fine & Cool. slight shower at noon</p>
<p>21 J fixed some drains at Flavius that were washed out A & Henry mowed some grass along open ditch at Benj'ns AM they drew dung on a heap PM east of young Orchard W. very fine sun warm cool Breeze PM I forgot to say that I took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's yesterday AM</p>
<p>22 Henry scuffled Turnips AM A got Horses Chief & Billy shod & J Cut thistles along fences AM they drew some wood & some hay from swale at Benj'ns PM</p>
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<p>we got 10 Bus Oats from Johny Reesor's & I took them to Br S's to get Chopped PM Caught fine lot of fish W. fine</p>
<p>Sunday 23 at home Johnny Ramer's Called AM JD's were here to dinner Flavius & Jess Burkholder Called this evening W. very fine & Cler</p>
<p>24 Three Boys helped Benj'ns draw in wheat & Rye with team AM A helped A Jackson Move a building PM J & Henry Mowed a swale in root field J went to see Dr & Called around at Herman's to bring them a doz fish that we bought off Abe Shank he Peddles small Whitefish W. very fine & Cler not very warm Susanna is not quite so well</p>
<p>25 Boys drew in wheat out of field behind Cider house with one team a & Benj'n went to Albert Reesor's barn raising on the old Marr Homestead PM Sherman helped J & Henry finish the Wheat except the Amber along the lane. they took in 8 good loads until about 3 PM it began to rain slow & steady rained about an hour I & Mary went to Markham AM she got her new Teeth Price $15.00 from S Milne. Br N's Called PM</p>
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<p>July 1899</p>
<p>26 Three boys helped Benj'n Plow & Scrape Creek between the two swamps AM J & Sherman Cut over 10 acre field of barley PM with 2 Binders PM W. very warm Br S's Called awhile PM & Menno Burkholders this evening</p>
<p>27 Boys Cut & Shocked barley on Knoll about 5 acres drew in wheat east of dam 10 loads PM Benj'n & Sherman helped with team I took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's PM Lydia & her Mother & Harvey Called this evening AB's Called PM W. Cooler, very fine</p>
<p>28 A helped Flavius all day Henry raked Wheat stubble East of dam J Chored & went to Ceder Grove AM Henry went to Roache's raising PM I & J took in big load 50 shocks Amber Wheat then he raked stubble behind Cider house PM W. pretty warm Cler Flavius Called this evening</p>
<p>29 Boys drew in raking out of swale in NW field AM they drew dung on barley Knoll between the shock rows PM I went to Markham to Dr AM Susanna is not so well W. fine strong wind PM</p>
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<p>July 1899 Aug</p>
<p>Sunday 30 at home Henry Adeline & Mary went to Meeting at Widemans U Drudges were here to dinner & Jess Reesor's were here to supper Br S's Lydia & Bertha were here to dinner too Benj'n Called this evening Dr Called PM W. very fine & Cool</p>
<p>31 J Cut Oats South bush AM A & Henry shocked them they are a new Kind Called (Ligoroo) they seem to be a very good crop A & Henry drew dung PM J helped Benj'n thesh some Rye Jess Reesor started his Machine there then he set up at Thomas's & threshed some barley J & Henry helped there too W. very fine Br inlaw Peter's & Mother inlaw were here to dinner</p>
<p>Aug 1 Three Boys & Benj'n & Sherman drew in all our barley with 2 teams 18 loads W. very fine pretty warm I went to Markham with Mary AM J cut about an acre of Oats behind barn after supper</p>
<p>2 Three boys helped Benj'n draw in all their barley with 2 teams I raked barley stubble awhile PM Br C's Called awhile AM with Bishop A Martin & wife & David Sharer from Clarence N York W. pretty warm fine Breeze</p>
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<p>Aug 1899</p>
<p>slight shower after dinner A Shark was here to dinner he Calls about every week with fish & feeds his horse & gets his dinner thunder shower went around all PM</p>
<p>3 Hook on Pump rod broke this morning J took it to Whitevale got it fixed A finished raking barley stubble then he & Henry brought in rakings they hoed turnips PM A took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's this evening W. very warm Herman called this evening Aunt Lizzy Burkholder & Widow Anne Barkey Called yesterday Thomas's Adeline & her little girl Called awhile today</p>
<p>4 Boys Cut & Shocked Oats in field behind barn J helped Flavius thresh PM W. very warm. Showers went around PM Ketura was here all day Br N's wife Called this evening</p>
<p>5 Boys Cut & Shocked Oats north of Meeting house J & Thomas dug a grave for a little Child of Albert Hares this morning we also Cut the Thistles & weeds in the grave yard Flavius helped awhile, then I & J Adeline Mary & Anne went to the funeral PM Saml Hoover spoke</p>
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<p>Aug 1899</p>
<p>they were here to supper Esther & her little boys were here all PM & to supper she came with her Mother inlaw Flavius Fanny & Children were here awhile before the funeral Benj'ns Called awhile too W. pretty warm fine breeze</p>
<p>Sunday 6 at home A & Henry Adeline & Mary walked to JD's Br inlaw Jesse Hoover was here to dinner & supper W. pretty warm strong wind all day Cool this evening</p>
<p>7 had Jess Reesor threshing threshed about 440 Bus Fall Wheat & 600 Barley one load Oats 61 boxes W. fine Sun warm Cool Breeze</p>
<p>8 J & Henry helped David Reesor thresh AM Henry helped Albert Reesor PM A cut Mixed Oats & barley below garden & east of Orchard AM J finished it PM & A shocked I took 5 bags nearly 11 Bus Barley to Br S's PM W. Cler, Cool Breeze</p>
<p>9 Boys shocked Mixed grain which finishes our Harvest Cutting then they drew in Oats south of Bush 5 loads A raked the stubble & they brought in the rakings I went to Markham AM & brought A Camping Chair for Susanna so she can sit in the sun or on the veranda</p>
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<p>Aug 1899</p>
<p>I gave her a short ride on the Buggy in the lane this morning W. very fine JB's Called awhile PM looks a little like rain this evening</p>
<p>10 A & Henry drew dung on Oat Stubble South of bush AM Henry helped Bob Milroy thresh PM A took grist 7 bags to Spink Mills PM Mary went along to see the place J took Butter & Eggs to Lewis's this evening W. a shower last night not enough to lay the dust fine & Cool today</p>
<p>11 Boys dew some stones to build up the side of the Creek in field east of old Orchard where the water had washed the bank away then they drew in 2 loads of Oats till noon out of field behind barn J helped McCreights thresh PM A & Henry drew in rest of Oats out of that field till evening 6 big loads W. very warm, fine Breeze showers went around</p>
<p>12 Boys drew in Oats north of Meeting house 8 big loads I brought home Chop from Br S's this evening JD's brought Peter Roos & wife & little boy & Mrs Reynolds from Ohio a little while PM</p>
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<p>C Gayman's wife was here while the half yearly Conference lasted, then he came & staid awhile I did not go this time. W. very warm a few claps of thunder this morning, but no rain</p>
<p>Sunday 13 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J & A Adeline & Anne A does not feel well Anne has symptoms of Hay fever J got ready then his back ached so he was afraid he could not sit in Meeting remarks by C Gayman sermon on St Mat part of 18 C by C Burkholder (Umfrage) David Shearer from Clarence County NY A Lehman's Enos Nighswanders Danl Ramer & his son Martins & Menno Grove & Fanny Smith were here to dinner Henry Wilson & wife from Markham Village Called PM David Johansen stays all night, Flavius & family Called this evening W. very fine day</p>
<p>14 Boys drew in Mixed Crop 9 loads A helped Flavius AM J & Henry drew alone till noon I went visiting with Shearer first to Benj'ns then to Elizabeth Stover's then to {77.2.8}</p>
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<p>Johny Reesor's to dinner then took NB's & Aunt Lizzy then to Mr Barkeys then to Br C's & left him there to stay all night W. very fine & Cool</p>
<p>15 A & Henry Cleaned out Creek at Benj'ns J raked stubble AM Henry helped Benj'ns thresh & A took 2 Tamarack logs (that he got of A Jackson) to W Milnes & got them sawed into stuff to fix Horse Power J finished raking stubble north of Meeting House & East of Orchard then took one of Waggon Wheels to B S S to get Tire set PM then he & A brought in rakings W. very fine & Cool</p>
<p>16 A went to help Herman to draw in grain Henry helped Benj'n thresh AM & draw in grain PM J Chored I have lame back yesterday PM & today AB's Lizzy & Elisabeth Stover Called PM J hitched mare Bonnie to Buggy this Morning took Susanna & Nancy down the lane & west about 20 roads & back again she stood it pretty well W. pretty warm Esther Called with Russell & he staid</p>
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Live Stock Registration Address Accountant Natural Live Stock Records
correspondence {illegible} Department of Agriculture Ottawa
Apple tree farming Keep the leader F.A. Jan 30/08
{Lucerne?} Notes
30 bushels lime to acre
some ashes
8 lbs Red clover
4 lbs Timothy
2 lbs Alsike
Professor G.F. Edwards Bacteriologist OAC Guelph supply Bacteria
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Fine sunny hazy Indian summer day. Mr Strahan of Guelph formerly of Rockwood preached in morning from jno 20 and in evening from Nw{?} 2.14.
Monday
Fine sunny day. Willie plowed all day with Perin plow at S.S field. We brought over our {powerkases?} from Mrs Drumes nineteen hoe seeder etc and paid for them $1065 Missrs Allison and Besse agents of frost & wood company were here in p.m. I gave my order for hay rake $28.00 and old one payable 1st Oct 1904 with 7% per annum off for cash. I went to {Cuirmock?} tea meeting in evening expenses 75 Auntie up for tea gave for butter 19. Willie paid Archie fermal in full to date $1.20
Tuesday
Fine sunny day. Willie plowed all day. L.L field. I dug hole in pond bottom of no 7 to fill up with stones to drain it I went over to Mr Byers at night trustee meeting Bella and Mary called on Mrs R Curlins in PM gave here present cost 15 cts
Wednesday
Fine sunny day. WIllie plowed all day L.L I dug some of foundation for driving shed In PM jno hay and I went to Peter dows sale in his rig. Mary got paint and putty at Nichols & Father up in PM. We were all over at {Durnis?} for tea in evening the {Lindale?} contingent down also.
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1431
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19
76
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Thursday forward
Great change in weather, windy cloudy cold stray flakes of snow. Willie finished plowing L.L field with single plow to-day I went to Mr Toots sale in PM bid on horse Mary down at dentist got at steals hair pins 5 tickets for school concert bought on Sunday Archie funeral
Friday
Cold day frosty, snow flurries and sunshine at intervals most sunshine. Williw brought up load manure from steds then we hauled out two from yard and in PM 5 or so, all to No 4W. Bella went down in PM she and another going to school concert in J. Hall to-night.
Saturday
Not so cold, sunny. We hauled out 4 loads manure to No 4 than Willie feared out and I went downtown on wheel got 2 gal coal oil 50 100 lbs chicken feed 125 and one bag maintoba flour on due bill at Armstrongs. In PM Willie plowed & furrow plow in No 4. I went down town at night paid Glen for dust o chop got Oct 29 10.39 got pair rubber boots at Murry's 185 licquorice at Phillips 10
Sunday
Fine sunny day. Mr McVicar preached in AM from Luke 11:8 and in evening from the words in that day ye shall ask me anything. M call Willie at Methodist church at night call.
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Fine sunny day. We plowed in No 4 also mangold land in No 1 and took 2 loads maure to No 4. Father up in PM he and Willie burnt brush etc near creek No 4. I drove Father down in evening and went over to Wm Taylors bought sow and 10 pigs for $30.00
Tuesday
Fine day somewhat cloudy. Willie plowed in No 2 in AM and in PM we put 2 loads manure on No 4 and we plowed there. Bella and Mary down town in PM paid for hats paint 4 cocoanut 5 handkerchief studs 15 We brought over from Wm Taylors the sow and ten pigs gave cheque 30.00 Sam McKee helped up with them.
Wednesday
Geound covered with hoar frost this morning got very misty then cleared off sunny in PM again clouded and rained some rained heavy at night again. We hauled out to No 4 in AM 4 loads manure and in PM I took down 10 bags chop brought up load manure from sted and 1 more from yard then Willie went down for chop 50 cts got ocre 4. Mary down in PM got at Phillips drugs 15 gave collection W.F.M.S 10 received from Mrs Philllip for butter 2lbs 36 Sam McKee had lend of our Perrin plow to-day.
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<td> Thursday Forward Fine sunny day. Willie plowed all day No 4 we took out 2 loads manure to No 4. I made a gate for horse stall. Annie and Jennie Skock up in PM for tea Father up in PM cleaning up at creek No 4 got ride down with Skocks Friday Fine sunny day. Cool. I took down straw to Besse in waggon box and brought up load manure from Steels put it and another in No 4. Willie plowed in PM. I went down to tea meeting "Melville" at night 25 Saturday Ground white this morning. Frosty day cloudy. I brought up load manure from steels in AM put it and another on No 4 and in PM one from Besse finished what we were manuring and Willie finished plowing No 4. Bella and Mary downtown in PM and got stuff at Russells on afe hair rollers at Mary's 75 I brought up 2 bags apples from Mrs Quarries in evening. Willlie downtown at night paid Nichol for turpentine 10 graphite 15 & cattle chains 40 and got 2 snaps 10 pair slater shoes @ Murrys Sunday Coudy cool. Dr Wardrobe preached in AM from Rev {blank space} and in evening from some verses in 1st chap Genesis and some in lost Revelations showing analogy and emphasis etc. Mr & Mrs Sandham and baby down at aunties & at church</td>
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6 1903 Rosmead Diary Received Paid November 16 Monday Forward Rain and storm and ice last night rain and sleet to-day evergreen trees laden with ice slippery walking. I went down in buggy in PM took bag oats changed for oatmeal at Armstrongs and brought up sack of bran on afe, got on afc at Ma{Illegible} graining paint 25 humbug 10 oil 10 tar 10. Dr Armstrong up last night shoved down turnip stuck in throat of white steer. I took crock butter to Russell to be expressed to Mrs McVicor's sister in Toronto. Got map of Canada sent by Guthrie for SS No1 Nichol. 17 Tuesday Wintry day cloudy, snowing at intervals Willie went down in AM got teeth brushed 25 on afc and got at Nichols on afc glass pitch nails 485 inch.In PM he took 3 bed ticks down to Miss Gibbon Mrs Knox and Mother gave turnips away 10 18 Wednesday Cold frosty wintry day snowed a lot blowing. We did sundry jobs indoors got water trough mended with pitch and put in again (centre one) also boared some in pig pen Mary went down house in PM to stay awhile. 19 Thursday Cold frosty sunny day. Sleighing. Willie at Dix's thrashing to-day Bella down at aunties for tea Mary staying down Mother went up to Mildmay yesterday.
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7 1903 Rosmead Diary Recieved Paid Novemeber 20 Friday Forward Fine sunny day. Frosty. We took 2 waggons plows etc over to other barn and brought back sleigh. Spread load manure that was on waggon on sand hill. In PM Willie took down 10 bags chop to Grones and brought up Mary. Went down for chop again pd. Mother came back from Mildmay. Saturday 21 Cold day. not quite so frosty. I made cover for rain box and in PM went with J. Bowley + {Illegible} Byers to Wilsons to see Miss Wilson the teacher but she was not there. I brought Bella and Mary up who were at Russells buying oats. I got shoes mended at McBeth 15 got leggings and lines mended at Tillypatrick 175 and paid D. Murry for shoes. Willie got lost Saturday + Bella {Illegible} 4.75 I went down town at night paid Mr Brownridge for shoes got mended 35 Sold to Carter 17 hogs to be delivered when ready recieved on them $1.00 Mary recieved from Phillips for butter sold sent to geet 5.10 22 Sunday Not very frosty. cloudy. Mr McVicar preached in AM from Ezikiel 33:14 and in evening from 1 Jim, 1:15. 23 Monday More snow last night cloudy, snowing and rain we took down load {Illegible} to Beattie to-day I got at McClauakcaurs 3lb asbestos {Illegible} 20 & 12 pipes 5 Mr McIntyre below Guelph left 19 cattle here all night.
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November 24 foward 1438|82|991|44 Tuesday Frosty day, windy,sunny and cloudy. We took down another load Turnips in PM got at Weleter lutty. Mr Midutyu came for his cattle in morning paid us for them at rate of 506 for head $1.00 |100|. Bob Yindale and Mes Daly down in evening. 25 Wednesday Very frosty day sunny and cloudy 6 % below zero last night. I took down another load Turnips to-day. 26 Thursday Exceedingly frosty last night and to-day some sunshine. We took down another load turnips got ticket 3Ø0 30 lushel 40 |40| Many down at Russel in am got stuff for {illegible} and if from Curlis 40 |40| Many got from aunty money for butter 6 27 Friday Fine sunny day not to frosty. We took ibago chol and 15 dust sacks to Wilsons mill 35 laid {illegible} for stuff got on 17th 40 |75-| and {illegible} glass 5 got cheque from Wm Beutte for turnips sold $24.75. In PM I hauled out |24|75| 3 loads manure in sleigh to No yW. Father and mother out for tea. 28 Saturday Fine day cloudy and sunny frosty We hauled 3 loads manure to Noy in am. In P.M I drove many down town she
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November 28 continued Saturday foward |1465|33|993|09 Alot at Russell's chose soda tea sugar |90| I got at Nichols fumore {illegible} needed dust{illegible} arrowsmails Willi downtown at night got hat at j.wood 50 29 Sundary Fine, day. Mr Mivicar reached in am from{illegible} before God and in evening from at eventide it shall be light. 30 Monday Fine bright sunny in am clouded our {illegible} in late PM not very frosty I cut wood in brush in am and in PM hauled back 4 loads manure with Jannie and them. Father came wh in PM to see if we could raise money to {illegible} on mortgage. I want wh to Suidals at night unsuccesful Them to {illegible} the promised{illegible}. I drove father down. December 1 Tuesday Fine day cloudy and sunner not very frosty. Mother came wh in morning {illegible} and Many went wh to Arthur with Lucy in cutter. Willie and I drove wh to Lindale then to allow them Took out loud manure. In PM Bob Lindale {illegible}and I went to {illegible}settled down estate and Bob & I got discharged. May & Mother and Frid{illegible}. Willi took down 18 chickens to adam {illegible}yesterday
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December 1 continued Tuesday foward they weighed 102 lbs @{illegible} 714 and he had the Iamklin afe $330. I wrote out a recommendation for teacher Paddy Ramore 2 Wednesday Cloud and sunny in AM snowing in PM. We hauled jug in AM{illegible} 8. {illegible} furnace pipe up through closet to our room in PM. Many went down to W.7.M.S meeting in PM collection {illegible} 3 Thursday SNowing come in morning cleared in bright sunny Then clouded over again I cut wood in brush and Williie took down home 2 loads wood Jennie them and got {illegible} at MiBath 10 In PM I hauled 3 loads manure out then hitched Jennie in cutter but he {illegible} not go. Bella and Willie drove down home in evening took roost {illegible} park to Mrs Lucanie and come home 4 Friday Cloudy snowing at {illegible} not very frosty Willie at {illegible} to-day I charmed in AM and Bella mended chol bag we filled them in PM. 5 Saturday Cloudy snowing a little. Willie at Rogersow thrushing to-day. I took down 12 bags chol to {illegible} in AM also 5 bags potatoes to Mother.
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December 5 continued Saturday Forward and brought up bag Manitoba flour on due hill from {illegible}. In PM I went down for {illegible} took Bella and May down with me. I paid for 3 clothings 160 Mary got at {illegible} she also got groceries at {illegible} 95 {illegible}. Bella stayed down. I drove down in {illegible} changed leggings at {illegible} 35 got at Whiteheads {illegbible} 22 at websters {illegible} 7 paid Hamilton for the got in June 7 10. Got from Argo got better 10 lbs @ 18 1.80 6 Sunday Cloudy a little stormy not very frosty. Mr McViear {illegible} in Am from Jonah 3:1. Second chances and Mr Scott of Mets in St Andrews at night to united congregation from hes good to draw near sud. We all drove down in cutter at night. Collection st Andrews 15 7 Monday Cloudy not very frosty. snowing some Willie at Sheschs {illegible} took our ram over to D. Clarkes in sleigh then hauled enough stones to fill hole in Vond bottom of No 7 that I dug in fall then brought up load wood for thrashing. Willie took 12 bags {illegible} in PM got 2 {illegible} at {illegible}. 20 8 Tuesday Cloudy day snowing heavy most day chilly
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December 8 continued Tuesday forward
Willie went down to Guelph Fat Stock Show to-day expenses 75 to got his hat changed at dinner, I went down for chop in Am 60 and in Pm took Mrs Dunn she got out $9 60 for us we gave her note payable year hence with {illegible} @ 4 1/2%. Paid taxes 28 80 C. Groves twice 3.25 C Hay note for dairy HD got windless handle squared at {illegible} 15 Bella and Mary up at james {illegible} for tea Lucy in cutter.
9 Wednesday
Cloudy day cold, chilly. more snow last night i went down to Guelph show to-day expenses {illegible}40 dinner 25 {illegible}25 Got at Bollarts coat cloth for Bella 3 1/4 {illegible} @ 1.00 3.25 Willie down town got at{illegible} meat 2.08 at {illegible} sugar 1.00 molasses 10 {illegible} 75 all changed sold some hay to Ryle @ 7.00 for tin
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Cloudy snowing in AM cleared off in PM. Willie at fords thrashing in Am I got ready for thrashing. Dick <s>Mc</s> Kelchem and E. Ellis came with machine in PM. stayed all night I got 8 loanes bread48 {illegible} tartar 5 at frots Willie got at Willies {illegible}
11 friday
Stormy day snowing and drifting roads heavy, We thrashed all day
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December 11 continued Friday forward Father and Mary went up to Arthur to-day with $2700.00 for mortgage our Frank Mitchelli farm had a hard time getting through drifts got home in evening Hugh Cameron down to-day en route to Guelph left his house here all night thrashes here all night again geo silly extra 12 Saturday Snowing hard all day. soft flakes not very frosty. We finished thrashing half past 10 thrashed some spelt for 7 {illegible} 7 {illegible}. gave dinner to hands. Leslie Deans came with team helped them up with seperation Willie took tank up to Deans then went down got piana look at craigs $1.50 on alc and brought up Lucy which was done all {illegible} Fraser fisher got 2 80lbs {illegible} soft wax at willie on alc in morning. hugh cameron came to-day staying all night to{illegible} to go up. 13 Sunday Stormy day snowing and blowing Willie went down in cutter was to late to go to church came back none of us went at night Hugh cameron {illegible} all day stayed our night again 14 monday stormy day again sunny and little calmer in PM. hugh Cameron went home in PM. Butter money 340 from Mrs McViear's sister
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December 15 Tuesday Forward Snowing and Stormy and sunny at {illegible} milder than yesterday. Willie went down with team in AM got {Suey?} shod 20 lines mended 5 and brought up Saskatchewan robe from {illegible}. Got at Woods {illegible} {illegible} Bella got yesterday from C.M: Rae picture 25{illegible} We deaned oats n flour in PM. 16 Wednesday Sunny and snowing and stormy at{illegible} frosty. Willie went down with 80lbs butter to ship to Park {illegible} via C.P.R. We cleaned flour of {illegible} and put up 5 bags pig chop. Willie took it down in PM and brought it back {illegible} 25ds 17 Thursday Sunny and snowing and storming at {illegible} Willie went down with team in PM brought up 14 bags Ligowa vats from home also mother, then went over to fords with black sow after which i drove mother down in cutter. lots of snow postage 2 18 Friday Fine sunny day frosty. Willie curd I drove up to {illegible} lag lones sale in PM in sleigh Willie came back i stayed and came home with {illegible}McKee. Girls down town in PM got at Phillips 2 calenders paper etc 27 and at Pattsins {illegible} for present to Mrs Hay 50
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December 19 Saturday Forward Snowing, a little milder, a little rain in PM thin snow again. Willie took loud straw down to Steels in AM and in PM he took 1000 lbs oats down to get chopped at Cundis which we sold to Ms Hoelm for $8.00. I took load straw down to D. Small and brought {illegible} to Mrs Hoelm. I drove Bella down at night she stayed down all night. I got at Armstrongs 1½ gal Am Coal oil and lamp glass {illegible} took 10 lbs butter to J. Argo got $1.90 for it 20 Sunday Snowing all day soft snow mild. very strong at night drifting Mr {illegible} preached in AM from {illegible} our {illegible} preaching for him and Mr M {illegible} in evening from one not 2 {illegible} {line} without your father. She Providence {illegible} triples. I only down at night. 21 Monday Mild, almost thawing some sunshine some snow some storm. We broke road over to Fords brought over snow. Willie went down to {illegible} for load {illegible} put it in barn sand. in PM I drove down took snow off house in Fergus. We all drove up to Allans at night got back after one o'clock very stormy. willie got at Welstens 2 nursetrap 10 at Nichols Thermometer 15
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December 22 Tuesday Forward Colder day. Sunny. snowing at times a little. I finished feed box for hens. I went to {illegible} sale in PM. Bella and Many down in PM in cutter bought at Phillips on ale bible 2.00 brush&comb $1.35 card 5 at Steels rains 25 cramberries 15 gloves 35 handkerchief 25 Mar.Newton dress 63 meat 25 23 Wednesday Sunny and. stormy not very frosty we made a road to pit in No2 (after Willie had taken a box load of straw down to Besee) got on load and brought it to barn. In PM I took it down to Willie Beathie. I acted as chairman at annual entertainment held in school in evening. they gave {illegible} a toilet case for present. I gave 25ds sold brushed acts to Fraser Fisher 28 Mary downtown in PM paid for {illegible} 20 nuts 10 hostage 10 24 Thursday Snowing {illegible} all day. soft. Willie and Davie Allan went up to Taylors and brought two loads hay for Davie that he brought at sale. willie down town at night got at russels gloves 1.00 at Phillips stamp and needles 4 at whitehead {illegible} and short 10 paid {illegible} black for thrashing hands $2.70 Recieved from Park Blackivell Co net{illegible} of better shipped on 16th,
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December 25 Friday Forward Christmas Day. Cloudy not very frosty sunshine at times. We all went down home for dinner. I drove over for Mrs Ritchie auntie and Fred also there for dinner. Gave subscription to Y.M.C.A.25 26 Saturday Exceedingly frosty last night and to-day 22% below zero last night. Sunny mostday. Willie went down with team in AM got at {illegible}. Paid quick 30 bolts 15 at Fitzpatrick {illegible} 20 {illegible} 25 buckles 15 gut hay tricked at seals {illegible} 10 sugar cox from Craig paid it {illegible} box got before $2.50 {illegible} steals 20 {illegible line cut off} got {illegible} soap 10. I worked at platform for seals to weigh through barn flour. 27 Sunday Snowing all day very stormy in PM and evening. None of us down in evening Mr Mcviear preached in AM from {illegible} I am debler, a sermen on giving. 28 Monday Cold day sunny. Snowing some. I cleaned out her house and levelled the floor. The auditions David Allen and two sand - erson here in evening auditing books {illegible} Byers and Bowley also home 29 Tuesday Snowing heavily in AM also in PM .
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18 1903 Rosmead Diary Received Paid December 29 continued Tuesday Forward not so frosty. I drove Girls down in PM got at scales turnip {tiekel?}-10 Girls got at Armstrongs on {ale?} Worthington Stock food {illegible} goose 99 cocoa {illegible} lemons 5 {illegible} 8 figs 18 lemon peel 5 soap 25. I took bag turnips over to Mrs {Wivicar?} and 8 lbs butter.$150 Bella lost purse containing $2.00 {illegible}. 30 Wednesday Cloudy, snowing, and sunshine at intervals cold. Willie drove crowd over to school meeting then took 11 bags chop down. I got out of being trustee and {Dave?} Clark elected. WIllie drove May and Edith Dix around collecting for Bible Society in PM got tea here and finished job in evening {Weg ave 2:00?} 31 Thursday Cold. cloudy. snowing. Willie went down brought up {chop?} from {Curliss?} 55 {illegible} 100 lbs {shorts?} 100 lbs bran {illegible} at Armstrongs {illegible} 12 {sacks?} dust at Wilsons {asap?} got {illegible}. In PM he took load straw down to {illegible} got 3.00 for it in trade. I worked at {seale platform?} Willie went down at night got Armstrongs sugar 15 oranges 10 {whip?} at {illegible} in P.M. 2 rings {illegible} Willis got 25 from Leslie {Destus?} for {illegible} Willie got butter cheque from {illegible} Kyle for hay sold $3.50
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1903 Rosmead Diary Received Paid
January 1 Friday New Years Day. cloudy, snowing some. cold great depth of snow in country Many Willie and I drove down to church Mr M: Oicar preached from James 4.14 What is your life? We gave collection 5. Father Mother Auntie Fred, and Mrs Ritchie up for dinner. Willie drove them all down on sleigh with hayrack on. {illegible} Shortreed in {looking?} at cattle.
2 Saturday Very frosty day. cutting east around cloudy, snowing some. I drove Mr Byers downtown and got school money put in his {illegible}. got at {illegible} 1 sal Canadien unit 23 and at Nichols 2 chain grades 20 We put coal oil etc in cattle to Kill the lice PM.
3 Sunday Cold, frosty, sunny. stormy at night Mr M; Vicar preached in AM from Luke 12.8 {Sacrement?} Sunday. and Mr Hald of Sarnia in evening to {united congregation?} from. Let every man prove his own {word?}. We gave collection $/18 {illegible} church
4 Monday Exceedingly frosty 42% below {zero?} last night sunny cold day. I drove down in cutter paid Mr Calodeon for thrashing 19c00 sent letter to J.{illegible} 2 ne furnace. In PM Willie
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1904 Rosmead Diary Received Paid January 5 Tuesday {Forward?} Not quite so frosty. Sunny day. Fraser Fisher and I went down in sleigh in PM took 10 bags oats from home down to {illegible} {and?} brought {up?} 1/2 for Fraser. May down at dentist getting tooth put in {teat?} she broke yesterday. '{Bill?}' Brwon in looking at cattle. {Spools?} 9 {number 2950 in written below paid, below 2950 is 9} 6 Wednesday. Cloudy day, not so frosty. We took down load turnips to {illegible} Beathie @ 1125 brought back {illegible} {brushes?} frozen ones and chop from {illegible} {took?} down yesterday. 7 Thursday Cloudy day not very {frosty?}. We took down two loads turnips to-day Many down in Pm got tooth in at Reids she got borax. Mother {up?} in PM. {5 is written below paid} 8 Friday Not frostry to-day, cloudy, dense snow falls at {illegible} through day. We took down two more loads turnips to-day. Bought 2 gals coal oil from {Curlirs?} {illegible} Brown and Jim Mills in {ni?} PM brought 'May' {heifer?} @ 4 1/4 {per?} cart go away to-morrow received in her 3.00. weighing turnips Bella called on Mrs Dunn in PM and {illegible} on Mrs {Hey?} in evening Dave Allan got lend of {hay rack?} to get hay from {Singas?}. {500 written below received} {50 under 40 written below paid column}
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January 9 Saturday Forward Fine sunny day: frosty. We finished hanging platform from seals in from and weighed Mary after dinner we took her down she weighed seals 1100 Recieved balance from Brown weighing 5. Willie drove Bella down she got at Steels sugar 1.00 sold 14lbs better @ 17 340 bella stayed down Willie went down town at night paid Tom Milne for suit 14.00 Mennies ale 2960 plow lives at Mennies 30 olive oil 10 {illegible} tickets 10 10 Sunday Snowing in AM. sunny day afterward frosty. Mr McViear preached in AM from job Hast thou entered into the treasures of the snow sermen on snow and in evening from 2nd {illegible} 10:7 Chaoll 25 11 Monday I was all covered with {illegible} in morning fine sunny day thawing a little in sunshine. We made a road out to other barn to-day brought over a little hay in sleigh. I made some of a chute for pigs. Mrs Quané and Lizzie McDonald up for tea. 12 Tuesday Cloudy. not very frosty. Willie took down 12 bags chop to Curliss in AM. In PM I went down for it and paid also last two Times $1.65 then Willie took back 2 or 3 loads {illegible} to heap No 7. Bella and Willie at Pow concert at night
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January 13 Wednesday Forward Snowing more or less all day not very frosty. Willie took back swan loads marine to pile with Jamie and Stan 4 loads from pig pen 3 from farm yard. 14 Thursday Stormy day snowing and blowing frosty. I went over to Juo McRees Dove Clark and Jim Bent were there we killed and dresses a heifer I got at dinner there. Willie cleaned and oiled buggy harness tross Fisher got lend of team in PM to take down a load man sold to Mr Sidson 15 Friday Snowing some occasional sunshine We cleaned and oiled double harness to-day. Willie went down town in PM got at Mi'Dewnots harness oil and 2 buckets 20. 16 Saturday Cloudy, snowing dense snow and stormy in PM. We finished harness drifted seals a little better weighed Lucy 1320lbs Blackie 1080 Little hifer 757 Jersey 720. I went up to Bor Lindales try sell a quarter beef unsuccesful 17 Sunday Cold frosty day sunny. Mr McViear preached in Am aets 12:9 and in evening from Mark 10:17
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January 18 Monday Forward Exceedingly frosty last night and to-day I went down town in cutter got turnip money from {illegible} Beattre $49.40 got at Michels shellack 10 sent money to {illegible} Famine Fund 2.50 postage 5. Went up to Jack Blacks in PM solf quarter {illegible} 19 Tuesday Very cold frosty day snowing and stormy in morning sunny rest of day. Willie helped David Allan down to seales with 19 cattle in AM got dinner at Monons. I made sides for pig {illegible}. Willie drove over to {illegible} Mr Reis to try sell quarter pound beef they had got some. Willie sent $10.50 to eatons for good postage etc 12 20 Wednesday Thawing a little to-day, cloudy, a little rain in morning snowing in PM. We took down 8 pigs sold to Sorter Nov 21 they weighed 1320 @ 4 3/4 {illegible} 69.70 weighed 16 . Willie got seperater oil yesterday 20. In PM I took down 10 bags chop to Wilsons and brought up best of ton dust Willie got Dec 31 paid for it and chop $5.50 Mother up in PM Willie got at Fitzpatricks in AM sursingle and buckles $1.15 21 Thursday Cloudy stormy, frosty in PM. Willie went down to Wilsons for chop got Glen shod at Lemplins 20 and box iron mended 25 on ale
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January 21 Thursday Forward continued David Allan and Jack Black {illegible} for dinner they helped up kill heifer in PM. Rate Clyme and Mrs Curliss here to-day for dinner. Geo and Jim shortreed bought Blackie $34 and nan at 3 ets lbs tooth {illegible} both down in PM ram weighed 900lbs got for both 40.00 weighing ram2 22 Friday Very stormy last night hailing all night turned to rain thawing all day raining in PM. roads very bad again. Willie took wuarter beef killed yesterday up to I. Blacks and I took hind quarter to Les Beattres. Willie went down in PM with team took some meat down home and hide sold to cold storage @ 6 ets lbs $2.70 . Armstrongs barn roof fell in with weight of snow value of heifer killed 28.00 home use $18.82 23 Saturday Frosty to-day again snowing in evening. We made road to other barn and I took snow off other barn rood. Bella and Mary down town in PM got at Armstrongs Pot barley 15 cream tartar 3 cocua nut 5 spools Russells 14 Mary stayed down. I went down town at night paid Mills meat account 5.83 24 Sunday Very frosty day snowing and stormy none of us down at sight Mr McViear preached in Am from Juo {illegible}. Auntie away to Toronto
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January 25th Monday Forward Exceedingly frosty day sunny. Willie drove Mary down in cutter in PM and brought up Bella who had stayed down all night. Rate Clyme down at home for dinner {illegible} Brought up stuff from Eatons express $5 . Willie paid in jam 19 {illegible} to News Round Advocate took 4 {illegible} {illegible} down to Armstrong @ 10 ets lb 2 lbs 2.10 Paid on Armstrongs ale $5.00 26 Tuesday Cold frosty stormy day. We did inside work today. Weighed 10 cattle as follows 1 white star 560 3 little red 620 4 {illegible} 640 5 Blackie star 435 6 lir Julian 410 7 Satyr 690 8 Friday 620 9 Billy Bawler 500 10 Black and white 485. Jersey calf 225. 27 Wednesday Very cold frosty day. sunny. We put up 10 bags pig chop Willie took them down to Curlies in AM and brought them up in PM. he got Glen shod at Lempluis one fruit foot shod 10 We all went down to Annual meeting church at night Mary remained along home. Bella stayed down all night. 28 Thursday Cold day mostly sunny. I got lend of bob Lindales sleigh took S. School children for ride around town in PM. Hugh Cameron down in PM stayed for tea. Mary gave second hand shirt to a {illegible}. We took snow off roof of Ritcher and house
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January 29 Friday Forward Very frosty in morning not so cold as day advanced. We made road again to other barn in AM in PM Willie went down for coal got none this took load {illegible} back to pile No.7. water pile frozen since yesterday carried water for stock Willie and Mary went down in evening in cutter and brought up Bella. 30 Saturday Mild day{illegible} covered with rime in morning cloudy, snowing in PM. Mr Burk came in AM bought jersey <s>heifer</s> stear to go wednesday for $23.00 paid ond M. McClanahan + Jon Welster have in AM testing furnace. In PM we brought load hevy from other barn. Mary and Willie went down town at night Willie paid Alex Wilkie for cool for thrashing $1.45 rivets at Mennies 20 31 Sunday {illegible} day, snowing some. Mr McViear preached in AM from proverb 20:24. In evening Hel 12;13. a summer in {illegible} Only Willie down at night Bella stayed down
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February 1 Monday Forward Cold day. Willie took down loadstraw to Steels and to Fred Armstrong weighed Freds load 1650 lbs weighing 10. Bella and I went down to Lemplins in evening to small party. played a new game Flinch. Home 3o'clock 2 Tuesday Snowing. Stormy day not quite so frosty as last night. <s>Willie</s> I took another load straw down to Fred Armstrong in PM Fraser Fisher went with me we tried to get some coal, couldnt. 3 Wednesday Cold day again. cloudy. I took another load straw down to Fred Armstrong. Willie took Jersey steer sold on saturday over to Barks recieved order on Dr Groves for balance. In PM Fred Armstrong came up to see white steer we got from Littles said it had tuberculosis and ordered it to be killed. Mary ordered C. Harold H. Baggar L.H.Comp 250 Bella paid for coller at Steeks 50 H. McDerned and W.M Hodge got load marygolds in PM @ 13ets brushed . 4 Thursday Very cold frosty and stormy day. Fraser Fisher helped me over to his place with small load hay from other barn in Am and in PM we went to James & Armstrongs sal bought cutter calf etc Willie drove me down to managers meeting at night there was not a grown henel no meeting I stayed down home all night
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February 5 Friday Not so frosty to-day cloudy snowing some. I went down with team in sleigh took oats down exchanged for oat meal at Armstrongs 60 brought up bag flour got 2 hay tickets and we marygold at scales 30ds went with Armstrongs paid for cutter $21.50 calf $850 grind stone and & apple pies 35 5% off cash $29.00 and brought them up. In PM Jack Black helped us kill white steer (see 3rd) and skin it I took it down skin sold it to Reenan for $1.50 received from Dr Groves cheque for $23.00 for steer paid beattes ale for rope for slugs $58 got disinfected from Fred Armstrong for stall. Receipts in Armstrong ale to date not created Armstrong ale to-date $<s>52.91</s> 4791 6 Saturday Raining last night and at intervals through day. thawing cloudy misty a little in PM. Willie Fair here for dinner on way back to Arthur from Calaways he brought a farm from him near Guelph. I drove girls down town in PM sold to Steels 7 lbs butter @ 16$1.12 paid their ale in fall 12.00 took 4lbs butter over to marse postage 4 Archie fernal up got bag potatoes 15cts MAry remained down all night. 7 Sunday Raining last night and at intervaks in AM thawing a lot. got frosty by night and stormy. Mr McViear in AM from {large blank space possibly erased} and in evening from {blank space} on Marta :uther "straight out men" in school rooms so {illegible} lights {blank space} Ch collection 25
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February 8 Monday Forward Exceedingly cold frosty day. sunny. Willie went down got tooth filled 50 paid back ale 25 spools J. Woods 12. Fraser fisher and I went down in sleigh for coal didnt get any. Will came up with us. we cut wood in PM. 9 tuesday Very cold frosty sunny day. We broke, plowed, road over to other barn in AM and in P.M. Willie brought up two loads manure from Steels got at Dan Websters whiffletree irons 40 at Phillips salve stuff for horse 8cts stamp 2 Willie got from Seharins money for margold sold on 3rd $5.75 got coal oil at armstrongs ale 35cts Statement of goods received from eatons for money sent on 19th Jan. $10.12 worth due bill for beloved 38cts 10 Wednesday Cold frosty sunny day. Willie took 10 bags chop to Wilams in AM and brought up load name from steels took some strew down to Beese . In PM he went down for chop 50 and brought up Jersey heifer from Hunks paid $6.00 for it Mary down in PM. We went up to Sindals at night they were out at home 11 Thursday Cold frosty sunny day. Willie took down load strew to Wansborough in AM $3.00 In PM we brought our load hay from other barn. Mother up in PM Bella went down with her. Willie at {illegible} at night. I buried dead steer
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February 12 Friday Frosty day sunny a little cloudy in PM. Willie took box load straw down to Andrew Stevens showed Glen to horse buyers {illegible} and brought up 4 or 5 bags coal from home. In PM we all went down town showed Glen to two Muskoka house buyers. Mary paud $15.00 on Russell ale and got {crossed out illegible} 2 1/4 {illegible} tweed $135 1 broom 30 living canvas paid at with 10lbs butter @ 16 $$1.60 balance cash. Willie got iron mended at Lemplins 10. Hugh Cameron here in evening on way back from {illegible} took Mr Evesly there from for Galt. 13 Saturday East Wind, cold. We hauled out 6 loads manure 4 from pig pen to pile no 7. Mary went down in evening, I went down town at night looked at some fur coats in Steels postage 7 14 Sunday Stormy, snowing. very stormy at night and snowing again. Mr McViear preached in AM from Erel. a time for war a sermen on Russo Japan War. and in evening from Psa 56:11. 3rd sermen on straight out {illegible} John Knox. Missionary call 1100 church 25 15 Monday Very cold frosty and stormy. Steels sent up 2 fun coats I took them down brought up a wambat took it down in PM brought up a dog {illegible}. took back to Websters 2 inns paid 20
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February 16 Tuesday Forward Exceedingly cold frosty stormy day. I took down chop to Curlies in AM. In PM Mrs Duaine came up told us she was until wal {illegible} to be got in town on ale of railroad blockade. I drove up to Bob Luidale got lend of bag coal from {illegible} for her toole it and her down then went down town got ale handle at Dan Websters 25cts. Stuff got at Russells on Friday and Motel 1.88 17 Wednesday Fine sunny day very frosty. We lengthened hay stack and took down load hay to Andrew Steners in AM and one to Steel Bros in PM. Brought up chop from Curlies and rolls extra for what I missed before. 18 Thursday Cold day sunny, Willie and Fraser Fisher took ton of hay over to letters in AM. In PM I drive down in cutter went to station for coal too late got 2 bags at home took one to Mrs Duaine one have. I got at Dan Webster mitts 40 2 feed measures 30 paid for ale handle got yesterday 25 git a scales 2 hay tickets 20. Mary, Bella, and I {illegible} up at Lindales at night 19 Friday Fine sunny frosty day. Dave Allan here we killed sow 10cts Bella and Mary down town in PM at Milne Curlies etc. Lady White calved yesterday white heifer
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February 20 Saturday Fine sunny day thawing in the sun. We worked at making wide box for sleigh. I went down town at night paid Armstrong ale in full to-date 62 paid Phillips ale $5.72 got game Flinch 50 Bella and MAry down in PM got at Armstrongs corn meal 25 crock 25. Sold 16 hogs to Scherio 4.50 and rise got $1.10 21 Sunday Thawing to-day raining some at night Mr McViear preached in AM from 1 mo God is light none of us down in evening 22 Monday Frosty again stormy blustering snow. Willie went down in cutter in Am got at Websters 2 pails 60 1 mended 15 2 fork hands 25 dug fork 50 bolts 2 cts at Steels on ale gautlets 2.75 sugar 50. I went down in PM got 460lbs coal from Hamilton on ale and 200 from Willie {illegible}. {illegible} calved yesterday roan heifer 23 Tuesday Mild day. more snow last night snowing to-day. We fixed rack and took load straw down to Smith "lumber dealer" and brought up from Lemplins 2 iron rods etc 5 oats on ale 24 Wednesday Cold day, Sunny. We loaned van Magwood our stock rack to bring cow from Jacksons 'sale' We brought load hay over from other barn in AM. In PM I went down for Fred Armstrong for Jamie, she was
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February 24 continued Thursday Forward sick and slipped her colt. Fred came up afterwards gave her some midicine she was very weak. Mary and I went down to Mrs Duarris in evening to party 25 thursday Exceedingly cold day frosty sunny. We put up chop in AM Willie took it down in PM I went with him and went to Jim Wilson funeral . Willie went down for chop again 40 took 2 bags potatoes to A Armstrongs coal oil curlies 23 26 friday cold frosty day. We finished hay rack and wide box in sleigh. I went down in PM in sleigh took mother down took 6lbs butter over to Nellies for George McLutgre Toronto who is sick and brought uo load {illegible} from Besse 27 Saturday Fine sunny day thawing a little in sun cloudy and windy at night. We hauled out 4 loads manure from box stall to-day and fitted some double windows. Mr faulburn in to see Glen. Mr Smith in paid me for straw took to him Tuesday $3.00 Mrs Remols 'look agast' here for dnner Bella gave order for book. Willie down town at night got money from A. Stephens for hay delivered on 17.5 cts 28 Satursday Thawing all day cloudy Mr McViear preached in Am from tert I hear in
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February 28 continued Sunday Forward my body the marks of the Lord Jesus and in evening judges a sermon in Sainson Only Willie down at night Mary not well stayed down home thunder + lightning last night 29 Monday Exceedingly stormy day east wind hailing and snowing and blowing not very frosty lightning and thunder at night. We fitted more double windows and minced them. Patrice calved this evening March 1 Tuesday Milder, cloudy, stormy in morning calm by night. Willie went down town in AM got glass putty etc for storm windows and turpentine at Mennies on ale brought up Mary. In PM we put up 10 bags chop and 6 bags Potatoes and Willie took them down potatoes to Armstrongs. Mr and Mrs Hay over in evening 2 Wednesday Fine sunny day thawing all day. Willie went to Rutherfords to see a horse he has for sale got dinner there then went to Hustrings then back, He got $5.00 from Fairbairn on Glen which we sold to him on Monday for $165.00 I went up to Juo Clarkes sale in PM 3 Thursday Thunder lightning and heavy rain last night soft in morning got gradually colder snowing and one of the stormmier days this winter. very frosty by night a grain
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== Rosmead Diary ==
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<td>Received</td>
<td>Paid</td>
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<td>March</td>
<td>3</td>
<td>continued Thursday Forward<br>Matt Mc Clanahan and Harry Webster up in AM putting larger heat pipe and register in dining room. Willie went down in sleigh got chop at Curtiss 50 harness mended at McDermotts 20 Lucy shod at Templins on {afc?} 20 and brought up from home 2 bags coal took one in to Mrs. Quarrie's put glass in some of storm windows to-day.</td>
<td>319.05</td>
<td>286.47<br><br>.70</td>
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continued Sunday forward In evening all the churches except R.C. united in St. Andrews for <s>ceremony?</s> {ceremony?} of {B&T.B.8?} adress given by McVican Smith and Hamilton. All down at night. Collector 20 Monday Thawing all day raining most of day misty. We cleared {Timothy seed?} in AM and in PM hauled back 2 loads manure and brought back load hay for calves. We plowed the road. We {illegible} all over at hays in evening. Tuesday Forsty to-day again Sunny, thawing some in sunshine. We handed back {4?} loads manure in AM and in Pm went down town in sleigh went up to {statue?} to see a horn {illegible} had to see them bought up load manure from Fred Armstrong Belle and Mary down town in PM Took 22 lbs butter down to Russeld @15 330 butter and spool in Steels 28 took day eggs To {Anthonys?} 20 got eat cake 10 soap 15 oranges 25 hard Wednesday Strong mist wind sunny in AM snowing in PM. frosty. We got up two loads manure from Fred Armstrong and ten bays chop from {Cubin maps?} Willi got Lucy Shod at Hodges 10 ct
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March 10 Thursday Forward Strong east wind all day snowing at times frosty. Willi took load of furnituredown for {illegible} Hay They are moving to new house in {Turgus?} south Ruin {illegible} McRee and Jesse {Bowly?} also {heefing?}. In PM we brought up another load manure from F Armstrongs. Hugh Cameron here for dinner en route to Galt. Billy Webster in in PM for Pedigree of Quarrie.
11 Friday Cloudy day frosty, east wind. we hauled 2 loads manure from F. Armstrong took Bella down home in morning. Willie down at library at night
12 Saturday Cloudy in morning sunny day frosty. Willi took load straw to A. Armstrong $1.80 and brought up load manure from Steels in PM took load straw to A. Stephens and brought up load manure from them. I went to Jno. Chapman's sale went up with Jno Black down with A Boys. Hugh Cameron here for tea on road home from Galt.
13 Sunday Fine Sunday frosty. thawing considerable in sun. Mr McVicar preached in AM from Rev. Blessed are the dead - not from their labors and their works do follow them and Mr Muller at night from "Come see the {illegible} where The {Lords?} lay! both funeral sermons on death of Mrs {Illegible} who died on 11th. Missionary collection $1.00
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Monday forward Cloudy morning strong east wind developed into {fine?} snow storm in PM. not very frosty I took 9 hogs (sold to {Carted Nou?} 21/03) down thy {winged?} 1410 @ 480 6765 {bad are?}{illegible} 14 {Reward?} from {illegible} once {illegible} which Willi took down go to-day $160.00 Willi got Emory {illegible} to bring us up 2 bags coals (Hamilton) and me me for Ms {Name}. I went to H. Matthews sale in PM buy {illegible} home coming 8 years old for $141.00 called Scott Mrs Dr Smellie found to.day. Tuesday Mild cloudy thawing a little. Willi went down with Susy and Scott took 3 lbs butter to {name} to take {illegible} came back with our sleigh from {Magroads?} then went over to {Allent Burp?} and back. He took some straw to Stub and 3 bags potatoes to Armstrongs. In PM I took some straw to Stephens and brought up load manure from Stils. took it back and brought over load hay for calves. Many down home in PM postage 2 Friday Fine sunny day pretty frosty thawing a little in sun. We took load hay down to Alex Willi in AM and me down to Ms Felkin in P.M. and brought up 4 bags coal from {statin?} 3 here and 3 for Ms Guaine. Bella down here in PM. ...
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Thursday forward Sunny A.M. cloudy P.M. frosty. I took load hay down to A. Stephens in AM got 2 hay tickets 20. In PM we brought our 2 loads hay far from other barn. Father up after dinner C. {name} came up for him to make out a lease. Girls down in PM got at {stels?} dress good 76 Friday More snow last night drifted trains blocked a little again. We killed sick sheep skinned it took it down in sleigh sold it to Reenen for 75 To get 6 00 lbs stove coal from {ll?}. Wilkie on {up?} got box {illegible} tablets for cols 25. In PM {one?} went with Scott in {cutter?} to D. Sullivans {name} to see colts abo to Matthews paid him for Scott $13400 Saturday Cloudy snowing a lot raining a lottle. We took down 11 bags chop to Carlis and brought up load manure from Stephens got on {illegible} at A Armstrong {cake?} {illegible} and so to {illegible} got Wilkie hay ticked 10 {illegible} got $580 from Ms Felkir for hay. In PM took sow our to {illegible} ten I went down for {Shop?} paid it and also 9th $1.10 took Mary down got 2 bags apples at {Garris?} Sunday Cloudy. frosty. Dr Wardrobe preached in AM from same as Mr Mc. Vicor last Sunday Willi at {name} at night made choir text but took plains looked towards {Illegible}. I at home all day (wild in head). {Wigool?} to cripple 20 {Illegible} cull 10
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Monday forward Strong east wind not very frosty. cloudy. {title/honorific} Mc Cullah up all day {papering?} parlor. We hauled back {illegible} seven loads manure. Bella went down home night. Tuesday Thunder and lightning and heavy rain last night cloudy day misty at times thawing considerable. We hauled back 3 loads manure in AM and in PM went to Murphy {illegible} sale. Jane Thomps delivered wall paper today {title/honorific} Mc Cullah finished graining {doorsite?} in PM had him in full $3.00. Willi brought up mother she is staying all night. Paid Jes Sanderson for {Institute?} ticked for 19 04 25 Wednesday Fine sunny day frosty at both ends thawing in the middle. Robins {meaded onto?} {illegible} around We hauled back 8 loads manure. Mary and mother went down in Cutter in PM and Mary and Bella came up. They took 16 lbs butter over to Mc. Vickers. Thursday Fine sunny day frosty but thawing in sun warm in PM. We took down 11 bags chop to Curlis brought up load manure from Besse. In PM I went to Farmers sale. A Scotchman in in PM. selling brass goods bought 4 yds {serge?} $6.50 and 4 yds $3.60 Willie took back load manure in P.M. Mr Smith up to see about getting some hay. Got co<s>o</s>al oil from Reeves lately 23
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Friday forward Rain last night cloudy, thawing all day raining in PM roads getting bad. I took load hay down to Mrs Stewart got for it 17 50 lbs $7.25 weighing 10 gave Mrs. Felkin $1.00 back on hay brought up 810 lbs coal for Mrs {Guanie?}. In PM Willie and I went to {Huxleys?} sale I bought hamers 35 cents Saturday Frosty day cloudy windy snowing in PM I took load hay down to Smith 1650 lbs $16 60 {werg?} hung 10. brought up chop from Curliss In PM I went to C. Kays sale bought hamers $5.00 side saddle 25 gems 30 hay 10 book 10 Willi down town at night {illegible} 25 Sunday Fine day. Mr Mc. Vicor preached in AM from Sol. Song 2.15 a sermon to children and in evening from Isa 11.9. Bella stayed down all night. Frosty night Monday Frosty day cloudy sunny and snowing {intimes?}. David Allan and I each took load of furniture to Statin for Charli {illegible} who is moving to Toronto to-morrow {ave?} got dinner there. I brought over load calf hay from other barn.. Mrs. Dunn and Miss {name} over for tea in PM. Tuesday Snowing heavy in AM cloudy, sunshine
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continued Tuesday forward in PM clouded over again thaing to-day We cleared seed mended harness ate in AM and in PM hauled back and spread 5 loads manure Scott to Jamie. Bella and Mary called on Mrs Clark PM. Wednesday Thawing a lot to-day warm sunny and cloudy. We hauled back 2 loads manure and spread them and made a new road below other barn in AM In PM we took down 11 bags chop and girls. brought up 1510 lbs coal from Chapman then went down again for chop paid it and g 6th $1.05 brought up tbl salt from Armstrongs and Mary. Bella stayed down Got collars mended at McDermots 15 try & hame irons 10 Mary got at Philips Liorie 10 borax 5 at W.F.M.S. meeting 75 ts Thursday raining in AM misty in PM cloudy all day thawing. W e cleaned seed oats mended harness etc.. Diek Kelekan and Jim Haly up in PM for small load hay. Willie went down home at night got money from Stephens re Richardson for hay delivered March 17 $9.10 Yhis has been the {wintrist?} within on record the coldest the most constant and the most snow Winter from the middle of November to end of March A winter of railroad blockades and coal {illegible}
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Friday forward Cloudy. raining in AM somethunder thawing considerable to-day. We cleared grain in AM when Mr Rudd {p?} Almer came in to buy some turnips. Willi Black came in with his sleigh. We got load on ont of root horse. They got dinner here. In PM we took them down using Scott in place of Blacks {Serngdie?} whcih crowded. 50 bushels @ 10 to $5.00 Willi and Mary drove down in evening in Old Cutter. Saturday West wind snowing and blowing frosty at night. We cleared seed oats to-day. Weighed cattle in PM. Sunday Windy cold thawing very little in our Sacrament Sunday. Mr Mc Vicor preached in AM from 1 Peter 1:11 last clause. and in evening to {curited?} congregation from "He is not here. He is risen" proof of the resurection. Willi {Fin?} down home P.M. Monday Fine sunny day thawing a lot. We broke a road through the lane backs and hauled from other barn two box loads of floor stuff old hay seeds etc. In PM Willi and Fraser Fislor took load hay over to {F islan} received for it $2.00 then took back load manure. I went to Easter party given by {mens?} at Hospital in evening.
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Tuesday forward Fine sunny day frosty last night warm day thawing a lot. We hauled back 9 loads manure to-day spread it.. Bella and Mary down town in PM with Susy in old cutter got at Russel {doer?} goods $2.50 tooth brush 15 atStals spool 5 Philip soup 25 sugar cream {illegible} 55 foots 30 {oats?} buttons at Dans. I got from Mrs {name} yesterday $1.10 for coal gave her in {writer?} Paid furnace draft last week 70.00 Wednesday Cloudy day a little rain in PM we hauled and spread 8 loads manure. Sheep had a lamb yesterday first this season Thursday Cloudy in AM and misty sunny in PM thawing a lot. We hauled bale and spread 6 loads manure 3 from boxstall. Took papers up to Allans at nigh. Daisy {j?} Fergus calved to-day heifer room. Steph had two lambs to-day. Friday Cloudy day raining in PM cool in AM. Thawing a lot to-day. We hauled over two loads of young cattle hay from other barn in AM and in P.M. cleared again. Saturday Cloudy rain and sunshine, thunder lightning dark clouds hail in PM thawing a lot
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continued Saturday forward We put up chop I took it down to Carlis got dinner at home {<s>lare?</s>}. Took 3 brushels oats to mill @ 30 ts paid for chop 60 balance 40 Took 1 1/2 brushels oats to Armstrongs Traded for oatmeal got Scott shod at Hodge 10 ts brought up bag flour from Armstrongs on {afc?} 5 {illegible} get chop done. Willi got 17 brushels {Bouenga?} oats from Dave Allen $5 25. {Name} up for 1 lbs butter and day eggs {mafe?}. No sleighing in town Willi and Mary down town at night Mary stayed down. Sunday Cold day. Mr McVicar preached on AM from {Jno?} 3:7. and in evening from {Jno?} 3:18. middle clause the difficulties of unbelief. We walked to-day Collectin to {misim?} $100 Monday Cloudy cold thawing, snowing. We took back load manure apread it went over to Mikes. Alex Moir Assessor here in PM also Leo. Handerson to see if we would buy his mare he wanted $250.00 for her Tuesday Cold cloudy day snow last night and snowing at intervals to-day frosty. We took our timothy seed over to {Title/Honorific} McKas and cleaned it in their will Willie went down for chop at Curlis. We cleaned {Wanty?} oats in PM. Another lamb this morning.
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Wednesday forward Cold frosty day. snowing some sunshine in. PM thawing some. We brought from other barn two loads hay in AM and one in PM. Martha Dix died to-day. Mr Quanie here for tea. Thursday Cold frosty day sunny in PM thawing in sunshine. Willi and I went to Elora house show in P.M. Bella and Mary went over to Dix's afternoon to see Martha. Bought at Richardsons Elora butter papers 5 Friday. Snowing to-day. heavy in PM {wirtry?}. We cleaned grain in AM In PM I went to Martha Dix's funeral in buggy. Paid S. Rafter for Ballymore sewire 12.00 Saturday Sleighing again all over cold day sunny, thawing a little. I took down 9 bags chop to Curlis and 13 32/34 bushels oats @ 2 9 {etc?} brushel $4.03 chop 45 and brought up 960 lbs coal for Mr Quarrie from Hamilton. Paid for weighing turnips April let 10. In PM I took load <s>turnips</s> wood down home and brought up chop got at Armstrongs in afe graham flour 25 biscuits 1 lb 9 got from Calahan for hay got 31 at March $2.00. Willie down town at night paid Willie for coal in full 8.08 received from him for hay delivered March 6.73 got at Philips {Birn?} & wire bottle 75 post cards 5 {niffle?} 5
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April 17 Sunday {forward?} Cold frsoty air, sunny thawing in sun mostly {illegible} on road. We took {buggy?} down {Silrey?} of Toronto preached in AM from Jno 3:16. and in evening from "Where thine is no vision the people perish" Oh {colbetim?} 1.0
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20 Wednesday Cold frosty day sunny thawing {in?} {illegible} We cleaned oud oats in AM. {illegible} wood in {bush?} in PM and Willi drove Bella down Town and home they got at Armstrongs {illegible} sugar {5'0?} soda {5'?} {illegible} at {illegible}. At Longs {velvet?} 33 Cousin Jams Ross of Walkerton down home yesterday. Butter sold to Phillips $4.64. {illegible} $2.56 $7.20 Receipt book from Mrs Randell $1.00 save to Bible {illegible} in March to Dr Rogers $2.00 {illegible} March 8 386
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April 21 Thursday Forward
Frosty morning got warmer, fine sunny day thawing considerable. I took down 11 bags chop to Carlies and some straw to Besse in AM. got dinner at home and brought up chop in PM 55 Sold to ragman old rubbers rags etc 7 ets Paid Mr Pick for spinning wheel 15 Mother up in PM stayed for tea We used waggon to-day first time Willies rubbers soled at M.Beth 40
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22 Friday Fine sunny day cool wind thawing considerable. Stage came down on runners lots snow in country yet. Mostly wheels on road. Willie brought up load manure from Steels in AM got Lucy shod 10 cts at Hodges got my rubbers mended at McBeth and plair laces 30. I mended door at othr barn. In PM Willi drove girls down in buggy then we went over to Gerri to see homes and up to {illegible} Mary stayed down.
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23 Saturday Fine warm sunny day cloudy and raining some in AM. We filled {our?} 12 bags potatoes in AM and willi took them down to {illegible} @ 80 cts bag trade and brought {illegible} load {illegible} from {Berre?} We took back load from pig pen. found {illegible} lost Dec 29. Willie downtown at night got at Woods 2 hars 1⁷⁵'{8²⁵?}{illegible²⁵}
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April 24 Sunday {tonwond?} Cloudy raining at times warmer than has been. {In Hall N Rockwood?} preached in AM from Ino 3:16. None of us down at night: raining.
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25 Monday Cloudy and sunny cool.{illegible} I took load {illegible} down in AM 52 bushels paid for weighing it and Ian Wilkihay ²⁰ In PM we brought in rest of {pit?}- also straw from it then brought our load hay from other {lam?}. I brought up from {Annotrugo?} 48 {ils?} clover 48 and 12 alsike Willie and I drove up to James Skarks at night to his three year old filly.
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26 Tuesday Fine sunny day. windy. frost last night thawing. WIllie {illegible} with 3 {horses?} JL find to day. I got 19 {illegible} ready to sow. Bella and Mary down town in PM got at Songs {in?} pair {illegible} embroidery ¹⁵' {traid?⁹}
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27 Wednesday Fine sunny day windy. Lucy {came?} with swollen foot. I went to Tom Broadfoots {m'} {illegible} bought {illegible} {red calt?} (Dick) {illegible} he brought it down. We plowed in pit and {dished} in {N62 AM?}. IN PM Willie finished {illegible} and {honoured?} {illegible} with Jammie Scott and Dick. Some snow in country yet. Road to {illegible} dry mostly.
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April 28 Thursday Cloudy day sprinkling of rain {alternates?}{intervals?} throughout day. We {illegible} with 19 horse seeder 1/2 g. J.L field and {harvested?} it sowing {illegible} and black {burly?} mixed 1 1/2 {brushels?} and clover and {illegible} feed. Willi {whaled?} down to Dr {Armstrong?} in PM got powder for Jennie. got at Longs & {Siekpods?} ¹⁰ {illegible} . Mother and {Mrs?} Phillips our for tea.
29 Friday Rain last night cloudy day drying through day. I took 10 bags {illegible} down in AM 50 cts {Cunlis?} and Willie and {Fraser?} took one half {ton?} hay over to {Fishers?} PM we brought over load hay from other barn. Mary and Bella down town in PM sold to {Russello?} 12 1/2 {illegible} 30 {ils?] {illegible} 4.20 bought hats 4⁴⁵' {flannel?} ⁴⁴ pants ¹.²⁵ dress at Steels $7.00 Licorice at Phillips ¹⁰ Button {illegible} Park Blackwell 12⁷³
30 Saturday Cloudy day a sprinkle rained at times. We finished J.L field and sowed 2 1/2 acres {Waverly?} onto {No. 7.E?}. 4 horses in seeder. Willie and Bella down town at night Bella stayed down Willie got at Armstrongs {illegible} at {illegible} {elm?} ⁵
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May 1 Sunday Forward Fine sunny day warm. Mr McViear preached in AM from Bear ye one another burdens Every man shall bear his own burden, and Cast your burden upon the Lord and in evening from his name he shall be called Wonderful 2 Monday Fine sunny day warm. We cultivated and honoured No 2. Willie and MAry down town in PM in buggy got at Russels cottmade 10 at Mills meat 450 at Woods dry goods 29 at Steels on ale HCloth 60 velvet 20 at Armstrongs on ale 48lbs Mammoth clover 700 10lbs Dutch 250 96lbs {illegible} 4.00 1/2 brushed Red {illegible} 437 pair dollar boots for one at Russells on ale 3 Tuesday Very fine sunny wam day. We sowed no 2 with bonanza oats {illegible} Brazilian and seeded it down with Clover and timothy also seeded fuel what. Lizzie McDonald up all day sewing at dress etc 4 Wedesday Warm sunny day. Snow drifts after more thick still in brush. Willie harrowed No 2 and cultivated half of No 5. I cleaned grain. Lizzie McDonald up all day saving Mary downtown in AM got at Woods dress goods 1.65 paid 1.00 on it got at Steels lining 37cts. Steels rig up for some straw
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May 5 Thursday {forward?} Very warm day hot as summer. We {harowed?}, sowed with {illegible} and black {branley?} mixed and {harowed?} half of it again north half of south field. Siggie Mi Donald up all day paid her 100 Mother up in P.M.
6 Friday Very warm sunny day. Wille cultured and harowed lower half of South field I cleaned oud grain etc. Went over to Ryan on what see if he ould wash sheep to {illegible}
7 Saturday Very warm sunny day. We finished seeding South field to-day sowed {illegible} oats and {illegible} wheat mixed in bottom half added all down with {illegible} Mammoth clover and German clover. I went down on wheel paid Jim Broadfoot for {Dielk?} got April 17th $150.00 got lace etc at J Woods 25. {illegible} 5 I {illegible} on Sunday St in P.M.
8 Sunday Fine sunny in AM rained in PM Anniversary services in our church today {illegible} J.P Sealt of Toronto preached in AM from "Blessed is he who shall not be offended in me" and in evening from Rev 1:17. Bella down at night. We gave collection for church debt ${15.30?} Willie gave at {night?} {illegible}
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May 9 Monday Forward Cloudy day raining some at times very windy in PM colder to-day good growth, grain up. I hauled two loads manure up from town in AM one from Steels one from Smalls took straw to Steels In PM Mr Ryle came in bought our 3 cattle @ 495 for cut to be delivered next Monday recieved on them $500 we hauled over bag from other barn in PM Put load manure on garden and plowed it . Willie down home in evening in whul 10 Tuesday sunny and cloudy raining a little at times cool. Willie took straw down to Berse in AM and brought up load manure. I plowed garden with Dick and we planted potatoes 7 rows & {illegible}3rd row from fare everett potato got him ottowa and 4 rows N.W.end. PM willie worked marigold land . mother up in PM told us cousin George McIntgre of toronto was dead. set her to night 11 wednesday cool day sunny in PM. father and I went to Toronto to Geo McIntgres funeral. he was burried in Mnt Pleasant cemetary We got tea at Mrs Sandhams stayed all night at Arthurs expenses to-day fare 3.30 other 10 {illegible}5 Willie plowed in No 4 marigold land. mother stayed up all night
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May 12 Thursday {forward?} Cool sunny and cloudy. Father and I went up to Richmond Hill saw Uncle {illegible} Aunt Carie and Mabel. Came back to {illegible} evening train express {60 5 15 ?} Willie down town to day got at Armstrongs an {apron?} {illegible} 15 {illegible} 5
13 Friday Fine sunny in AM clouded warm PM rained in evening warmer today. We rolled {mangold?} land and made a fur {illegible} also sowed oats in No {2E?} where it {illegible} to finish. Bella and Mary down town in PM got at Russels hat 1.35 got at Steels {illegible} 2 {illegible}
14 Saturday Drizzling rain all AM. cloudy all day. We finished sowing No {2E?} {Boals?} brought over load hay. In PM I fixed fence in No 4. Willie and Mary went down town got butter {among?} from Argo 1.60 {illegible} Willie got from {WmBeathic?} for turnips shipped April 25th $5.²⁰ and from Ian Wickis for hay sold April 16 3¹⁰. Willie brought up from Russellls {illegible} ⁷⁵ Dry goods ⁴⁴ sold 29 days {ago?} ²⁹
15 Sunday Cool cloudy and sunny. Mr {William?} preached AM from Suffer little children to come unto me.
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May 15 continued Sunday {illegible} A sermon to children and a funeral sermon for George Mills who died last week and in evening from Colossians 1:28. {Auntie?} down home for dinner.
16 Monday Cool cloudy day. We took 3 cattle down sold to Kyle on 9th the weighed 3850 lbs @ 4.75 for cut $82.75 Received {illegible} paid for weighing 15. In PM I finished drilling for marigold and brought up load {illegible} from Smalls. Will Byers over {in coming?} {illegible} we paid him 50 cts. Willi bought {illegible}
17 Tuesday {illegible} last night. Sunny day. warmer We brought up 3 loads {illegible} Willi up at Allans with Lucy in PM handing out {illegible} with {spreader?} Mary got at Woods {illegible} goods 47 meat at Mills 40 at Steels {illegible} butter and {illegible} $1.68
18 Wednesday Cloudy day raining at intervals from ten O'Clock and heavy in evening I went up to D.Allans with {Dontt?} in AM {illegible}. Willi harrowed in No7. In PM Willi went over to Joe {illegible}
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Thursday onwards Lots of rain last night cloudy day. I took down two pigs sold to Scheris Feb 20 weighed 360 17 45 weighing 4 skinned sheep found dead this morning sold to Scheris 65. In PM Willie brought up load manure from Smalls then I took one back from home. I went to Managers meeting at night.
Friday Cloudy in morning cleared off windy Willie at Allan till middle PM with Scott helping with manure then they brought spreader down here. I hauled back 7 loads and spread them then 4 loads with spreader Mary down town in PM got at Armstrongs m afe $2.40 and at Steels {illegible}
Saturday Fine warm sunny day. Willi plowed No7 W in AM Perrin Plow in PM. We spread 5 loads manure with spreader then plowed. I fixed fences. I went down town at night got at Glens 3 tickets for {wentions?} at Phillips post cards 5 at Stals on afe suns goods 21 cts at Armstrongs mafe wns and shorts to be sent up Monday. Edith Allan brought up spods
Sunday Sunny and cloudy raining at night thunder lightning and heavy rain. Mr Miller preached in AM from Mark 4:40 and {illegible} at night from Jno 17:21 {illegible} Missionary collection $1.00
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882
17
840
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73
45
65
83
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1
1
772
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26
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<td> Monday Forward cloudy in AM sunny in PM. Willie brought up 2 loads manure one from Steels one from Besse in AM took down 4 26/40 bags potatoes to Armstrong Bros. Mr Fort brought up cow and shirts and tookdown 12 dog eggs @ 13cts Tuesday Very fine sunny day warm. victoria day. we sowed corn and pease today in NO 7. Fred Paulin and Jessie and Leslie Dodge here for dinner Willie fair and Fred. {illegible} Faher and mother up to-day. Willie and girls went to entertainment in town hall at night. I went to grounds in PM admittance 25cts czme up with Willie Fair Willie and girls down Monday night got at Steels on ale dress goods 130 hair sheep sheers at Memmies on ale 80 meet at nills 42cts Wednesday fine warm sunny day. willie hamed pease anc corn and rolled them then we spread 28 loads of manure from hill and 1 from have 30 in all with shreader. sold to Jackson gal cream 70 cts I went downtown in buggy and home paid father rent for 1903.9640 Thursday Windy sunny and cloudy thunder shower about 5PM. we spread 8 loads manure then willie plowed . jesse bowley willie and i washed our and his sheep in PM paid him 50cts</td>
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<td> 840 841</td>
<td> 83 70 53</td>
<td> 772 96 869</td>
<td> 40 25 42 40 50 97</td>
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<td> Friday Cool sunny day. We took 16 cattle up to Jonn Wilsons 11 at 50cts per mouth and 5 at 1.10 per month for pasture. We brought up mother in buggy on road back. 7 other at Guelph. In PM we cut seed potatoes and Willie plowed and harrowed the lard. I drobe Bella down to Chinese sovial at night 15cts, got 2 dog eggs from Adam Armstrong for setting Saturday Fine sunny day. We planted 10 rows potatoes to-day in No7. Bella and Mary downtown in PM got at Steels good on ale 2.43 at Russells Maryhat on ale 2.90 at Phillips Carbolin acid 20 {illegible} glass at Nichols 7. Willie down town at night got bicycle clips {illegible} 10 I went down with team in Am got at Armstrongs mak 3 lbs {illegible} turnips seed 60 got Seott shod at Saccplus on ale 20 sunday Fine sunny day. Mr McViear preached in AM from Hebrews 11:4 and in evening from 1 Peter 4:8 Ch collection 25 Wednesday Cloudy most day. Cool. Willie brought up load manure from Suralls I hauled back 2 from here: in PM we planted 4 more rows potatoes. Willie got reach at Lemphlis on ale 75ct Willie went down on wheel send away for patterns etc 22cts</td>
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<td> 841 841</td>
<td> 53 53</td>
<td> 869 870</td>
<td> 97 15 20 7 10 25 22 96</td>
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<td> Tuesday forward Cloudy day rain in P.M. and evening. cold day. We finished planting potatoes to-day 24 rows in all we got 1/2 bag potatoes American Champion from Jns{?} Hamilton paid 58 th planted them second row from corn. Mother up all day. I drove her down in buggy in evening. Willie took down load straws to Samphis in P.M. $30 w maple Wednesday Cloudy day heavy rain all last night come in PM. we brought over load hay and paid stamps in other brass in A.M. {hard to read due to page cut in half on pdf} In PM I headed back and spread 5 loads manure. Willie went up to Allans for spreader in evening. Peter Spark here for tea. Thursday Cloudy day raining heavy in PM again very wet weather. We took 10 bags chop down to Colins and brought up spice from this Siblrns{?} Willie went down again for chop so got horns mended 20 neats hot oil 30 suap 5 ige 10 meat at Mills 25.{not quite sure what most of those words are} Mother up in PM. A horse buyer is in PM looking at horses. I went up to Tom Bradforts in PM see about Dicks leg. We took 3 each down home to plant to-night Friday Fine sunny day. We hauled 3 loads manure from here and 18 from last pile finishing it took spreader back to Allans. Willie plowed some and harvested corn and potatoes</td>
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<td> 841 841</td>
<td> 53 53</td>
<td> 870 872</td>
<td> 96 50 70 45 25 86</td>
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<td> Saturday forward Cloudy and sunny a little rain in AM. misty at night We worked land made 28 drills and sowed them with Halls Wisttring Turnips. Willie down town at night got at foots cream tatar 5 cts and at Adam Armstrongs lemons 5 cts. Bella brought from S Dunbar florist asparagus jams Sunday Cloudy and sunny Mr M; Vicar preached in AM from {large space here} and Mr M<sup>c</sup>Dutrh of Belwoodd to united congregation in St, Andrews at night from Joel 2:28 last clause Ms Samdham and Auntie at home for dinner coll {collection plate money} 10. Monday Cloudy a little rain at times Willie moved turnip land and harvested it. 2 cleaned cellar out wood etc. Mother up to day here last night Mary at home. I drove Mother down in evening and brought {quite faded} up Mary, got at foundry 2 pullys mended 25 at toots broom and yeast cakes 40 Tuesday Cloudy and sunny. We hauled out 10 loads manure I shead{?} than and Willie clipped a sheep between loads. Wednesday Cloudy all day rain last night and most AM. Saw M<sup>c</sup>Kee and Robert Phillis married to-day. L took back L loads</td>
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<td> 841 841</td>
<td> 53 53</td>
<td> 872 873</td>
<td> 86 10 20 10 25 40 91</td>
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<td> continued Wednesday forwards manure around London street and one from Smalls. In PM. Willie drove Mary down town she got at Steads lane velvet spool 54 at Wards{?} coller 10 balance goods got Mary k<sup>th</sup> 65 ts Received for eggs at Wards 88 at Mills meat 25 stamp 2 Willie got at Midals{?} glass for ride dowr 55 got Lucy onod at Hodge & Jack M<sup>c</sup>Lellam called as he and Mr. M<sup>c</sup>Rum were mesuring the A.S.R. from Ammerk{?} Thursday Cloudy day some sunshine rain last night I took black sour up to W.K. Barnats in strock rack in A.M. Willie took Lucy down to Balghton Willie + air have for dinner. I karled brook 2 loads manure to no7 finishing it then got load moved took it down to Auntie in payment for bed me got form her, Mother up in P.M. Friday Fine sunnny day. Willie plowed balance of turnip land in A.M. and I went up to W.K. Bands for sow $1.00. Walter Cameron here for dinner he drove Willie Cameron down to station in P.M willie clipped 11 sheep I harvested turnup land. Bella brought 2 boxes of steks from Dumber 15. Got economy cheque for May Wilson & son Saturday Fine sunny day. we worked some more turnip land and sowed 18 more drills (near ontario) Willie went down on orchard{?} and</td>
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<td> 841 9 851</td>
<td> 53 80 44 77</td>
<td> 873 1 877</td>
<td> 91 64 65 27 75 00 15 37</td>
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<td> continued Saturday forward got at Anstrys{?} on afs & lbs N.C. turnip seed on afe{?} at Lonys wller 10 rugs at Miss 5. Myrtle called last night bell ray ned. Around chivalrid Sam McRee in evening. Wilie finished clipping sheep to-day. I went down town at night in buggy Sunday Fine sunny day warm. Mr. McViar preached in AM from Ecodes 20.1 comment service of series of sermons on ten commandments at evening service a fine alarm broke up our church gathering it was a fire in years block but was soon put out. Messing {illegible?} Monday Fine sunny warm day clouded over by evening thunder lightning and rain. we sowed some more turnips and worked more land I went to Kenny Orr's funeral in P.M. Jennie & Eernest Sandham and little Norman up for dinner also mother who was up last night. Mary got at steels on aps dres yards $1.27 lemons 5 salmon 15 pd lrsianst & roe root 25. Tuesday Fine in AM raining at noon cleared off again. Willie plowed some more turnip land. Madams Milne and Dewdham and Helan & Norman up for tea. Willie got at Watts $1.25 spool 44 needle 5 mandir{?faded} at Mr. Desmoth 20 oil enps{?} 25 paint brush at Manies m afe 25 turnip hoe 40 and wier 35 n afe. I senffeed menyols in AM.</td>
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<td> 851 851</td>
<td> 77 77</td>
<td> 877 1 1 880</td>
<td> 37 15 00 5 40 79 76</td>
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<td>15</td>
<td>Wednesday forward. Fine sunny day. We got some more turnip drills made and some sowed. Mrs Thomas Wilkie up for dinner. Bella painted ceiling of dining room and I put on screen door making it larger.</td>
<td>851.77</td>
<td>880.76</td>
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<td>16</td>
<td>Thursday. Fine sunny day warm sun. We sowed some more turnips and worked land. I thinned mangols in PM. Mother and Feather up for tea. Bella and Mrs. Tom Wilkie at Guelph to-day excursion to Model Farm. Expenses as follows fare 50 st car 10 cups etc 25 bustle 50 collar 23 silk 12 collar 15 Willie bought meat at Mills 15.</td>
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<td>17</td>
<td>Friday. Fine sunny day. Worked turnip land thinned mangols etc. Bella and Mary downtown in AM got at Phillips on afc {illegible} wall paper. Paid H.B. Webster for service Daisy $5.00</td>
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<td>5.00</td>
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<td>18</td>
<td>Saturday. Fine sunny day warm. We finished turnips to-day. Willie took to Russells 41 lbs wool @18 7.38. paper at Phillips on afc lime juice 15. Bridle at McDermotts mended 25 salt at Armstrongs 10 also 1 bag flour on afc, Mr & Mrs Lennox here for dinner. Willie and I drove up to Taylors to see cattle. We washed in river.</td>
<td>7.38</td>
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<td>859.15</td>
<td>888.16</td>
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<td>19</td>
<td>Sunday Forward<br>
Fine sunny day. Mr McVicar preached in A.M. from Exodus 20:3 1st commandment and in evening from text "Saved yet so as by fire." Dr Abraham spoke on Termperance in St Andrews to united aftermeeting. {illegible} 25</td>
<td>859.15</td>
<td>888.16<br>
<br>25</td>
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<td>20</td>
<td>Monday<br>
Fine in AM clouded over rained heavy most PM. Willie plowed rape land No 4 I thinned mangols. Fraser Fisher over thinning mangols after dinner we were stopped by rain.</td>
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<td>21</td>
<td>Tuesday<br> Raining heavy in AM cleared off in PM then about six o'clock dark thunder shower vivid lightning heavy rain. We thinned mangols Fraser here all day. Willie took wagon box of straw down to Besse got harness mended 10 neck yoke 15 Willie Cuffled corn in P.M.</td>
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<td>25</td>
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<td>22</td>
<td>Wednesday<br>Fine sunny day. Willie brought up load manure from Steels We thinned mangols rest of day. Bella Mary and I drove over to Elora and back in evening. Big celebration in Elora to-day and to-morrow.</td>
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<td>23</td>
<td>Thursday<br>Fine sunny day slight breeze</td>
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<td>888.66</td>
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<td>23</td>
<td>continued Thursday Forward<br>Fraser Fisher here all day he and I thinned mangols. Willie at Road work on T.L. {town line} to-day with team & waggon. Mother up in PM. We drove around the block with Jennie in cart training her.</td>
<td>859.15</td>
<td>888.66</td>
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<td>24</td>
<td>Friday<br>Fine sunny day. We finished our road work to-day. I stayed at pit and Willie hauled gravel six loads. Father brought up the 3 calves that were at home and got supper here. Mary down town got at Steels on afc dress goods
at Woods dress goods 65 groceries 10</td>
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<td>75</td>
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<td>25</td>
<td>Saturday<br>Sunny day very warm. We thinned mangols and pulled mustard out of S. Field. I went downtown at night. Dave McIntyre home to-day.</td>
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<td>26</td>
<td>Sunday<br>Fine sunny day. Mr McVicar preached in AM from Exodus 20 4 to 6 and in evening from a sermon in The Jubilee. Auntie & Dave at home for dinner.</td>
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<td>27</td>
<td>Monday<br>Sunny day Willie plowed rape land. I scuffled corn and potatoes and thinned mangols. We cut lawn with mower. Bella and I drove down in evening saw Dr James Ross & wife at Fathers.</td>
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<td>889.41</td>
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<td>28</td>
<td>Tuesday Forward<br>Fine day sunny looked like rain. Willie plowed rape land & scuffled mangols. I drove up cousin Lettie Ross and uncle Jim they and Dr James, Dave and Auntie McIntyre and another up for dinner. Meat at Mills 68 sugar 32. We drove around with Jennie at night Rake at Nichols 10</td>
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<td>889.41<br><br>68<br>32<br>10</td>
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<td>29</td>
<td>Wednesday<br>Fine sunny in AM looked like rain all PM a heavy thunder storm and rain after six o'clock. Willie took down 10 bags chop Curliss also 80 lbs wool to Steels @ 19 cts lb trade $15.20. Brought up hay sulky rake Frost & Wood from station then went down for chop 50 cts. Eddie Nichol and I went around supper Nichol canvassing for increased subscription to general fund of church results averaged about $3.00 per family. Jack Chapman brought load stove coal. Willie disked rape land. He got straw hat at Steels 15</td>
<td>13.20</td>
<td>50<br><br>15</td>
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<td>Thursday<br>Thunder lightning and rain last night also in PM fine in AM. Besse put up sulky rake this morning We worked rape land cut weeds etc. Willie drove down for mother after dinner got tug mended 5 2 {illegible} 10 He also went down at night got at Steels dress goods 23 tacks at {Wilsters?} 5</td>
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<td>15<br>28</td>
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<td>Friday Forward<br>Dominion day. Cloudy most of day a little rain in AM heavy in P.M. Ross Newman and Jno McDonald home in AM the former thinning mangols latter helping with drain in No 4. Father up to-day. Willie brought up 503 in tiles and 302 1/2 in from station. Received from D. Clark for oats $2.00</td>
<td>874.35<br><br><br>2.00</td>
<td>891.59</td>
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<td>2</td>
<td>Saturday<br>Fine sunny cool day. We worked at drain to-day. Ross Newman up all day and Jack Kerr in PM they thinned carrots we all pulled mustard in South field in PM. paid Ross on afc $1.00 Jack in full 30 cts. Sm Barnet and wife here for tea with {illegible} of frisky horses. Willie down town at night got at Russells sugar 1.00 rape seed 32 buttons 10 ribbon 8 <s>tapioca 10</s> buttons 7.</td>
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<td><br>1.00<br>.30<br><br>1.50<br>7</td>
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<td>3</td>
<td>Sunday<br>Cool sunny day. Sacrement Sunday. Mr McVicar preached in A.M. from Nevertheless the foundation of God standeth sure, and Mr Scott of {illegible} in evening to united congregation from Matt 6:6. Dave and Arthur and their wives home Ch. call 25</td>
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<td><br><br>.25</td>
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<td>4</td>
<td>Monday<br>Fine in AM two heavy thunder storms in PM and heavy rain. I took down 4 pigs to {Schar's?} Milton Gibson went with</td>
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<td>876.35</td>
<td>894.71</td>
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<td>4</td>
<td>continued Monday Forward<br>one he helped me put on 2063 in tiles. we got 3 lbs beefstake 45. Ross Newman and Willie hoed corn in AM. Fraser fisher over in PM they were all stopped by rain about 3 o'clock. Bella and Mary down in PM got at Russells dress goods 1.00 Boots got May 13 1.00 hat got May 28 2.90 Took down 13 day & 5 5 yds oilcloth $1.25 Hogs 810 @490 39.70</td>
<td>876.35<br><br><br>1.87<br>39.70</td>
<td>894.71<br>.45<br><br>2.00<br>2.90<br>1.25</td>
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<td>5</td>
<td>Tuesday<br>Fine sunny day we worked at drain all day. Bella and Mary down town in PM got at Russells 5 yds @ 37 1/2 on afc at Phillips on afc potash 40 comb 35 malt {illegible} 25 paid for {gelatine?} 15 at Mennioes on afc paint 40 tacks 30 turpintine 10 vinegar 5 at Watts on afc paper neck 50 curtain poles 80. We took Jennie down to Ball game</td>
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<td>.15</td>
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<td>6</td>
<td>Wednesday<br>Rain last night nearly all AM and in evening again very heavy at times. We put on screen door etc. I went down in PM in buggy got Willie's boots at McBeth 20</td>
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<td>.20</td>
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<td>7</td>
<td>Thursday<br>Fine day sunny and cloudy a few drops rain in P.M. Ross Newmand and William Gibson up all day finished corn thinned some turnips. Mother Mrs. Ritchie and Mrs. Forsythe up for tea. We got cream tartar 10 1 1/2 gal Am coal oil 38. 1 doz eggs Mrs. Ritchie 14 cultivator iron 30 cts</td>
<td><br><br>14</td>
<td><br><br>48<br>30</td>
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<td>918.06</td>
<td>902.44</td>
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<td>8</td>
<td>Friday Forward<br>Fine sunny day. Garfield Boyle Ross Newman and Milton Gibson hoeing turnips all day I hoed with them and Willie Scuffled with Jennie Bell Mary and I drove up to see cattle at Wilson came around by home.</td>
<td>918.06</td>
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<td>9</td>
<td>Saturday<br>Cloudy in morning middle of AM started to rain continued till noon very heavy a little more in evening. Jim {illegible} hoed a drill turnips and I hoed till rain. Willia harrowed rape land. Cut wood etc in PM. High and Walter Cameron got tea {illegible} on away to Galt driving. Paid Ross Newman 1.00 and M. Gibson .50 on afc</td>
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<td>1.50</td>
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<td>10</td>
<td>Sunday<br>Fine sunny day. Mr McVicar preached in AM from Ex 20 3rd commandment and in evening from Act 13.1 1st of series of sermons on preachers to {crowds?} John of the golden tongue. {llegible}</td>
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<td>11</td>
<td>Monday<br>Very warm sunny day. Jim Ferrel Earl Gordon Roy Wansborough Ross Rewman and Milton Gibson hoeing turnips all day. I hoed with them. Willie down town got at Mills meat 47 at Steels groceries 55 tea 20 at Mennie's on afc {illegible} & oil paid Ross & Milt in full $2.40 Jim Ferral 15 Bob Tindale and Miss Daley down on</td>
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<td>1.22<br><br>2.75</td>
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<td>918.06</td>
<td>907.91</td>
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<td>11</td>
<td>continued Monday Forward<br>evening Hugh and Walter Cameron called on way home from Galt in evening. We cut two rounds hay in No 1 E in evening.</td>
<td>918.06</td>
<td>907.91</td>
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<td>12</td>
<td>Tuesday<br>Very heavy rain this morning vivid lightning and thunder dome of bank struck. Cloudy most day. I went down in buggy and up to Rogersons to see his hay loader. In PM I took load straw down to Steels and ten bags chop to mill Willie cut some more hay in evening</td>
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<td>Wednesday<br>Fine sunny day cool. Newman Gibson, Ferral, Knox & Smillie hoeingturnips all day. We hoed also. Besse up talking side delivery rape and loader. I went down for chop 50. Dave McIntyre & wife Nellie and Auntie and the two Helens up for tea. butter cheque 14.75 Paid Boyle for turnip hoeing 45</td>
<td><br>14.75</td>
<td>.50<br><br><br>.45</td>
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<td>14</td>
<td>Thursday<br>Fine day sunny and cloudy looked like rain at times did sprinkle a few drops. Willie brought up from Besse side delivery rake and loader and he came up. We helped him put rake together he got dinner here in PM we tried it and Rogersons loader got in 5 loads. Ross Newman and Jim Fernal hoeing in AM helping with hay in PM. Paid them on afc 1.00 Ross 50 cts Jim Willie got plate for mower 5 Flora pigged yesterday 11</td>
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<td>1.50<br>.05</td>
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<td>932.81</td>
<td>910.41</td>
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<td>15</td>
<td>Friday<br>Fine sunny day. Milton Gibson hoeing to day at 60 cts Jim Fernal up hoeing I hoed all day. Willie went down for our old rake from Besse and Raked rakings in No 1E and {corded?} them. In PM Stanley Clark finished scuffling turnips and drilled up some potatoes. Willie hoed in PM. We drove Jennie out in cart in evening</td>
<td>932.81</td>
<td>910.41</td>
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<td>16</td>
<td>Saturday<br>Fine sunny warm day Stanley Clark and I thinned turnips in AM and Willie finished drilling potatoes and corn. In PM we both hoed. Rogerson got lend of mower Willie took his loader up in evening and brought back mower then we took in hay Willie raked yesterday. Ross Newman up in evening gave him 1.00 for Milton and .50 in full for self</td>
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<td><br>1.50</td>
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<td>17</td>
<td>Sunday<br>Exceedingly warm close day hot sunshine all day. I stayed at home in AM. Mr McVicar preached in AM from Exodus 20.8 to 11 4th commandment and in evening from Luke 5.15 {illegible} a sermon on Whitfield. lightning at night.</td>
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<td>18</td>
<td>Monday<br>Very warm sunny day. I filled in drains and Willie harrowed rape land. In PM I made drills and sowed rape and Willie cut hay in No 1.E. Willie down town at night</td>
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<td>932.81</td>
<td>911.91</td>
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got at Besse's guard for mower 25
19 Tuesday
Very warm sunny day. I took down 7 bags chop to Curtis got dinner at home brought up chop after dinner. 55 spool at Longs 4 In PM we took in 4 loads hay with loader Father up in PM drove for us. Sold cream to Jackson 50 cts. H.Wyness hoeing 50
20 Wednesday
Fine sunny day. cooler. Jno McDonald up all day. We cut some more hay drilled some and sowed some more rape thinned 3 rows turnips and hauled in 12 or 14 loads hay. Father up in PM driving. Willie drove them down in evening in buggy. Amstrong brought up 500 lbs salt 2.00 and bag flour afc.
21 Thursday
Cloudy and a few drops rain in morning cleared off fine sunny day. Jno McDonald up all day. We finished drilling for rape sowed some more hoed 2 1/2 drills turnips put {illegible} green on potatoes took in five loads hay cut some more. Paid Earl Gordon for hoeing 50 to Satyr calved to day red "Tufty" Mother up in PM Ab Campbell driving team in pm
22 Friday
Fine in AM clouded over rained a few drops about six. Ab. Campbell over
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1904 Rosmead DiaryJuly 22 Continued Friday forword all day driving. I finished sowing rake and Willie cut some more hay them we hauled in 8 or 9 loads and coaled up {illegible} was left A raked {illegible} === 23 Saturday === Rain last night and part of AM cloudy day. cool. We worked in barn in AM fixing hay fork etc. In PM we hoes turnips. {illegible} Sargent got load straw W. Magwood hauled it for home got $1.00 for it. Willie downtown at night paid Jr. M. Donald for work $3.75 === 24 Sunday === Fine in A.M. hot sun and dark clouds in PM thunder storm heavy rain and some hail from sir {illegible} P.M. no services in churches in consequence. Mr M.. Vicar preached in AM from 5th commandemen. I went to Mrs. Jun Hamilton fineral in PM she was buried in Cannal Cemetary I drove up as far as {illegible} School 'Dick' Carter with me. === 25 Monday === Sunny and cloudy rained come evening. We {illegible} turnips pain greened potatos and took in 21 loads hay 8 ls other barn. Bella & Mary downtown on PM got at Steils shirting $1.58 {illegible} goods $1.12 at Armstongs 25 cts wheat {illegibe} cheese 15 meat at Mills 45
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<td>933.31</td>
<td>913.55</td>
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<td>1.00</td>
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<td>3.75</td>
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<td>1.58</td>
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<td>0.40</td>
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<td>1.12</td>
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<td>0.45</td>
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<td>934.31</td>
<td>920.85</td>
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1904 Rosmead Diary Received 934|31 ------931|41 Paid 920|85 1|00 1|10 |68 2|30 4|90 ------929|73 July 26 Tuesday Forward Fine sunny warm day. Jim Femal Ross Newman and Melton Gilson hoing all day Ab Campbell over in PM driving. We hoed turnips in AM. In PM Willie and Am brought over 3 loads hay to other barn 2 pitched them off and hoed between loads. Father up in PM Willie drove him down in evening. Willie cut some more hay in No 1 W in evening. 27 Wednesday Rain last night againg sunny in AM dounded over in PM thunder lightning heavy rain at night. Ross Newman up allday Jim Femal hoing today. We thinned turnips and got in hey we cut last night 5 loads Am Campbell here in PM. Father up in PM. Paid Ross Newman on {illegible} $1.00 Bob Lindale and I raked and coaled up most of Mrs Dunns hay after supper. Sold to Jackson cream $1.10 28 Thursday Raining last night and some in AM cleared off by PM Willie took 10 bags chop to Wilsons 30cts. oil 18 Bella downtown in PM got her dress at Mrs Bartya $165 at Steels dress stuff 65 her fridele in a can 15 sugar $4.75 Mother up in PM. We thinned some more turnips brought up load wood from {illegible}. Ross Newman up for load wood
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1904 Rosmead Diary Received 935|41 |60 -----------936|01 Paid 929|73 1|00 3|50 1|03 ------------935|26 July 29 Friday Forward Fine sunny day Milton Ross & Jim hoing turnips to-day. Am Campbell over in P.M. driving. Willie raked up last of No 1 and cut some beech stump field In PM are finished No 13 loads took one to other barn after tea then brought over load from stump field in evening. Sold to Jackson cream {illegible} 60. Paid Gatson on {illegible} 75 Jim Femal 25 30 Saturday Fine in AM clouded over looked loke rain Milton. Ross, Jim, and Am. have to day Am driving not hoeing. We got in H loads hay all that was cut in stump field Willie at Picks raising of and sills at one o'clock at at Magwoods in eveing paid Ross 1 00 Milton 60 Jim 40 Ab 1 50. Mary downtown in PM got at Steels brooke 25 waisting 37 shaker flamel 1H spods 9 velvet 8 31 Sunday Fine sunny most day looked like rain in PM rained a little Mr M Vicar preached in Am from the 6th commandement and in evening from text there was a man sent from Gog whose name was John a sermon in John Wesby last of his preachers to the crowd sermon July has been very wet month poor haying weather lots of hat not cut yet
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1904 Rosmead Diary Received 936|01 ------- 936|01 Paid 935|26 |42 1|64 -------937|32 August 1 Monday forward Rine sunny day. Fergus Curie holiday. Father up all day I drove him down in evening. We finished tinning turnips today. Finished haying cut rest of stump field in morning side rakes it {illegible} in PM and took it in in two loads put on with loader. 2 Tuesday Rainy like all day rained some in P.M Willie finished {illegible} mangol and I got binder ready for use. In Pm we cut our full wheat and pit away mother barn side delivery rake and hay loader Bella and Mar called in Mrs Dunn in evening. Alex Stewart brought in 1 00 {illegible} Samson brand binder twine 3 Wesdesday Fine sunny day. Willie sseuffled turnps all day I <s>coaled</s> stocked fall wheat in AM and in PM had mangols {illegible} time. Bella and Mary down at Mrs Quarrie in evning I drove them down and back I wenr dowtown to see Schar's. Mary Paid Mrs Quarrie for 3 lbs butter 42 Mary down town in AM got at Steds dress goods $1.64 4 Thursday Fine warm sunny day I took 4 hays down to Schario
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1904 Rosmead Diary Received 936|01 33|60 |45 ---------970|06 Paid 937|32 |8 |60 |28 |45 2|75 1|00 -----------942|48 August 4 continued Thursday Forward they weighed 6HO lbs at 514 3360 weighing 8 Willie scuffled turnips in AM. In PM Jim Femal Dougal Mrs Jean and I hoed turnips second time and Willie went to Vicks raising Mary down toen in PM got {illegible} shod at {ilegible} 60 cheese and {illegible} 28. Fred Parlin drove aunt Mary down in PM she intends going to Yalt Saturday 5 Friday Fine sunny day warm. I scuffled turnips and Willie and Jim Femal went to Magwoods barn raising in PM Bella and aunt Mary downtown got at Mills meat H5 add cream 45 6 Saturday Fine sunny day Doug and Jim up all day hoeing with Willie. I scuffled in AM Father and I took in fall wheat & loads in PM. Hugh and Mrs Cameron down today the letter and Aunt Mary went to Yalt in evening train Mother up in PM. Paid Doug and Jim full $2.75 Willie down town at night paid for my watch cleaning at Calders $1.00 Besse bought Mr. Thompson binder {illegible} to see over binder as it was missing sheaves. He sharpeneed knife moved disk fixed chain etc.
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1904 Rosmead Diary Received 970|06 1|50 13|57 ---------------------985|13 Paid 942|48 |67 |15 105|00 ----------------------1048|30 August 7 Sunday Forward Fine in AM very heavy thunder shower in PM strong wind and heavy hail chich did considerable damage Brown's barn was struck by lightning and burnt. Mr McView preached in AM from 7th commandment and in evening from text In all things he was tempted like as we are yet without sin. Auntie Mrs Sandham and Norman in for dinner. Monday Fine sunny most day cloudy morning cool. Bella and Willie went up to J. McSellans and back with {illegible} in {illegible} I plowed in back stump field. Chalie Fergusson called in PM. Tuesday Fine sunny day. cool. Frost last night Willie plowed all day in stump field I scuffled turnips. Dougal hoeing turnips in PM Uncle Willie and Walter Cameron left horse here on road to Yalt. I went down town in PM got meat at Mills 55 bread at forts 12 {illegible} at Michels 15 got hamers mended at McDermath gave Father cheques for Besse to pay for loads and side delivery rake {illegible} Sold cream to Jackson $100 Ww got butter cheque today 1357 Wednesday Cloudy day heavy rain in AM from 10 {illegible} thunder and lightning some more rain in PM.
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1904 Rosmead Diary Received 985|13 1|20 ------------986|33 Paid 1048|30 |20 |85 |5 -------------1049|40 August 10 continued Wednesday Forward Willie plowed in stump field in AM I finished scuffling turnips Jim and Douga; hoeing turnips all {illegible} about 10 c'clock for rain. Willie and boys took load traw down to Steds and Besse and I plowed in PM. Uncle Will and Walter Cameron here in evening on road home from Yalt. Aunt Mary had operation for cancer at Yalt tea 20 11 Thursday Cloudy in AM muggling rain at times. cleared off sunny in PM. Jim and Doug up to-day we finished hoeing tyrnips second time finished plowing stump field hanowed it scuffled potatoes. Bella and Mary down at Aunties in PM for tea Jennie Sandham and baby there brought of Mrs Quarrue 6 lbs butter 85 12 Friday Fine sunny day Willie drove down in buggie helped William McKee take steer and hifer we bought from him over to home field above pump. then he got at Mennies on afe 10 lbs bluestone and at brine Kilm 5 cts limme to make Bordean mixture We than plowed clay along ditch running AE and hauled 3 or 4 loads day down to much part. In PM Jim and Doug here hoeing mangols I scuffled some sold to Jackson in evening 2 {illegible} 13 Saturday A day of thunder lightning and heavy
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<td>13</td>
<td>continued Saturday Forward<br>rain vivid lightning in morning cedar tree in No 3 split with lightning more barns burnt around country, another bad thunderstorm in PM, a big meteorful in evening. We worked at road hauling clay to muck part and driving rain cleaned grain etc. Paid Jim and Doug $2.00 Willie down town at night got at Steels 2 collars 25 shoe black 25</td>
<td>986.33</td>
<td>1049.40<br><br><br>2.00<br><br>.50</td>
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<td>14</td>
<td>Sunday<br>Fine sunny day. Mr McVicar preached in AM from 8th commandment Tho shalt not steal and in evening from Zachariah 11.9.13.14 Call Missions {illegible}</td>
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<td>1.50</td>
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<td>15</td>
<td>Monday<br>Fine sunny day warm in PM looked like rain some thunder in evening. Doug and Jim up all day hoeing mangols. We put {bordeau?} mixture also paris green in it on potatoes in morning I scuffled mangols and turnips and harrowed stemp field. Willie got at Foots yeast cake 25</td>
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<td>.25</td>
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<td>16</td>
<td>Tuesday<br>Thunder lightning and heavy rain last night again dark clouds and thunder all day some rain in P.M. We hauled clay to road in AM and in PM Willie took down 10 bags pig chop got Scott shod at {Templins?} 20 harness mended etc McDermot 80 cts at Armstrongs wheat germs 25 cts on afc. I hoed mangols in PM We went up to see cattle at night</td>
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<td><br>1.00</td>
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<td>986.33</td>
<td>1054.65</td>
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<td>17</td>
<td>Wednesday Forward<br>Fine sunny day. We cut most of T.L. field to-day banner oats and stooked some. I scuffled turnips in AM with Jennie. Mary down home in evening Father came up with her.</td>
<td>986.33</td>
<td>1054.65</td>
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<td>18</td>
<td>Thursday<br>Fine sunny day. Willie finished T.L. field and cut rest of Waverley oats No 7 E in AM. In PM he went down for chop 50 cts oil at Websters 18 boot mended 15 postage 2 then he {set?} six rounds in No 2 W. I finished stooking T.L. field to-day. Mother Auntie and Miss Burns up for tea.</td>
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<td>Saturday<br>Rained steady all lat night. Tremendous amount of rainfall. We cleaned chop in AM in PM Willie took it down to Curtiss and brought it bak 50 also butter from Quarries 95 Paid Doug $1.00. I stooked some more in No 2 in P.M. got wet doing it. I went down town at night got from Fraser Fisher on may $8.00. Fine clear night moonlight.</td>
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<td>Sunday Forward<br>Fine sunny day. Mr McVicar preached in AM from 9th commandment and in evening from Matt 1.21. Ch coll [church collection] $1.00</td>
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<td>Monday<br>Rained very heavy last night and this morning again, cleared off in PM sunny. We did sundry jobs in AM put coal oil and lard on suckling pigs to kill lice etc etc. In PM we stooked up rest of No 2 then hauled 3 loads earth to road. Mary and Bella downtown in PM in buggy got at Steels on afc dress goods $1.45 soap 25 groceries at Fopots 15 meat at Mills 52 castor oil at Phillips 10.</td>
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<td>Tuesday<br>Fine sunny day. In AM I {fired?} out some of No 6 E and Willie harrowed stump field and scuffled turnips in PM We hauled earth to road and brought up load wood from bush.</td>
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<td>Wednesday<br>Fine sunny day. We hauled earth to road in AM and in PM went to see Lacrosse match between Thistles and Techumses latter beat 2 to 1 admittance for both 50 cts. Mrs John Wilkie up for dinner and supper. We started to cut around south field upper half after tea <s>I</s> got stuck in middle wet ground</td>
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Fine in AM rained at noon cloudy PM I took down 6 pigs sold to Schario Feb 20 they weighed 1130 lbs @ 5½ balance 61.15 brought up from Beatys 3 sets slings $6.00 to be paid with straw. then we hauled in half load Bonanza oats from No 2 W and one load Banner from 7.L. field. In PM Willie took load straw down to A. Armstrong 3.00 on afc got on afc1 bag straws 1 25 Bran 50 Tomatoes 10 Mother up in PM stayed all night Father went to Mildmay at noon train I went to managers meeting in church at night.
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Fine sunny day. We hauled in six loads oats from 7.L field to-day. Bella and Mary called on Mrs Sam McKee in PM Mary bought from Guelph man bottle medicine 50 butter Mrs Quarrie 75
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Fine sunny day. We hauled in 8 loads from 7.L field and one load Waverly No 7E. Doug up hoeing and helping in mow to-day. Father came home from Mildmay to-day he came up in PM helped with sheaves etc.
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Fine sunny day lightning at night. Mr. McVicar preached in AM from 10th commandment thus ending the series and in evening from Romans 7.19 church collection 25
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1904 Rosmead Diary Received 1047|48 --------------1047|48 Paid 1062|09 |75 |85 |53 --------------1064|24 August 29 Monday Forward Fine sunny day Willie cut {illegible} oats in S. field. I scuffled turnips. Father up in P.M. we hauled in 2 loads {illegible} oats after supper. I drove Father down in {illegible} 30 Tuesday Fine sunny day. Willie finished cutting No 2 in AM and I scuffled some mangols in PM we hauled in six loads {illegible} oats from No 2 and one Waverly finishing than Father up in PM helping. May down town in PM got at Mills meat 51 at {illegible} walnut oil 10 groceries at Armstongs 25 {illegible} 9 31 Wednesday Fine day sunny and cloudy. We hauled in six loads of {illegible} oats finishing tan then stocked up Joesnette in S field {illegible} Clark and Hay here for tea. September 1 Thursday Some rain last night cloudy {illegible} day a little rain in PM and evening. I disked stump field in AM and Willie disked et again in PM Willie fot tooth filled in AM at Reids 50 paid McDemott for hams etc. 35 fot at C Groved m afe 3 balls {illegible} @ 13 cts and {illegible} casting. Bella down in PM got at Armstrongs spices and vinegar 53 she brought up Mrs Knox and mother for tea and drove them down again. i stocked up some more {illegible} S field.
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1904 Rosmead Diary Received 1047|48 --------------------1047|48 Paid 1064|24 |35 |90 |10 --------------------1065|50 September 2 Friday Forward Heavy rain last night again warm daycloudy some sunshine in PM then thunder storm and rain again. Willie plowed in No 63 with 4 horses {illegible} plor to-day. I stocked up in S field etc. Bella and Mary at Mrs. R Curlis for tea Willie brought them up in buggy 3 Saturday Cloudy in AM sunny in PM. We scuffled some turnips plowed in No 63 and turned oats sheaves in No 2. Mary down in AM with Lucy Brought Aunt Mary from station she came from Yalt. Willie down town at night got at Mannis 10 cts {illegible} 10 cts snaps at Armstongs can {illegible} 15 Mary got better at Mrs Quarrie 90 cts. Nellie Paulin and Eveline Blair came down in PM in the Calter Pheaton stayed all night. 4 Sunday Fine sunny day cool Mr McVicar preached in AM a sermon on desiscion of House of Lord {illegible} on free church case giving less then 30 mintes night to 50 million of dollar text "whether one member suffers all suffer with it". Mr R. Blythe of B.B. preached in evenibg to united congregation in St Andres at night from Mark 16:15. The misses Blair Paulin went hom in evening. {illegible} 10 5 Monday Some rain last night cloudy morning cleared off fine sunny in PM.
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1904 Rosmead Diary Received 1047|48 ---------------------------1047|48 1065|59 |10 |40 |5 |45 |60 |75 ---------------------------1067|94 September 5 continued Monday Forward We cut almost all of Brogislin oats in S. field when tongue of binder broke. I stocked up. after tea we hauled in load from No 2. Jersey 'Ladysmith' calved this morning how a dull and hifer the hifer dried. Laterday. 6 Tuesday Fine sunny day. Willie wheeled down to Marnies in morning got 6 bolts for binder toungue 10 cts we mended it and finisjed cutting oats in S field thus finishing cutting. we hauled in 8 loads Jeanette oats from S field today. Father up in PM helping us. 7 Wednesday Fine in AM clouded over in PM thunder lightning and rain about 5 o'clock. We took in rest of Black oats 2 lods and rest of No 2 4 loads finished just before the rain Willie paid Douf McLean in full 40 cts Mary down in PM got buns 5 cts she brought up aunt Mary. We went up to see the cattle at night with Scott. 8 thursday Cloudy day. Willie {illegible} full wheat land tunic and I stocked up rest of S field We got chop 9 bgs 45 at Curlirs took down 665 lbs oats @ 33 bushel and 156 lbs wheat to Armstrong on {illegible} and ggot map brushed plums <s>65</s> 65 tomatoes 35 and paid for {illegible} Graham flour 10 oatmeal 10 soup 5 vinigar 10 meat at Vicks 25 rubber and corks 10. Jones and {illegible} {illegible} 95. uncle Willie took aunt Mary home to-day. Mother up in PM
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1904 Rosmead Diary Received 1047|48 16|25 2|70 ----------------------1066|43 Paid 1067|94 |75 1|00 |25 1|00 ----------------------1070|94 September 9 Friday Fine sunny day cool. We hauled back 4 loads manure to wheat land with Allan spreader in AM. Willie took Jennie up to Alland but D. Allan brought it back {illegible} In PM we hauled in 5 loads oats from S field Butter cheque for August 1625 10 Saturday Misty morning cloudy forenoon gradually cleared off fine sunny P.M. We hauled oat 9 loads manure to wheat land woth spreade in S field 3 loads. Bella frove father up to Jennies Hamilton to see about telle up some land they have. Sold to {illegible} McKee 210lbs oats @ 1cts lb $2.70 Butter from Mrs Quarrie 75 cts 11 Sunday Fine sunny day clouded over by evening wind storm thunder lightning and rain in church time. Mr McVicar preached in AM from {illegible} 2.18.19 and in evening from Lamentations 3:26. {illegible} 12 Monday Fine sunny day. cool. We hauled with spreader to wheat land 13 loads manure S field fence between us and {illegible} through bush as {illegible} cattle got through we strung {illegible} {illegible} along Mary and Bella down town in PM got at Stubs on {illegible} dress govels $2.24 at {illegible} 10 cts vinegar {illegible} of Phillip 15 Mary gave two weeks ago $1.00 for present to Miss Smellie who is going to {illegible} to live.
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1904 Rosmead Diary Received 1066|43 -----------1066|43 Paid 1070|94 14|25 |19 |40 30|00 |2 -------------1115|80 September 13 Tuesday forward Fine sunny day cool. We hauled 3 more loads 27 in all to wheat land then disked mat of it {illegible} harrowed it and sowed {illegible} {illegible} Golden shaft wheat got at Bob Lindales. We also scuffled turnips. Sam McKee came for spreaderin evening 14 Wednesday Raining most AM misty cleared off late P.M. Willie at Rowe thrashing AM and half of PM. I drove down in buggy got tooth treated at Reids got at Armstrongs rice 25 Paid Dr Armstong bill 14.00 Pm. we felded 13 bags oats cleaned barn etc. 15 Thursday Cold day cloudy in AM sunny in PM Willie at Magwoods thrashing in AM and at Jack Mckee in PM I finished sowing fall wheat in AM and cut 8 rows corn in PM. Mother up in PM Bella and Mary drove her down and got at Stuls velvet 19 {illegible} and dress goods on ap 8.39 16 Friday Cold sunny and cloudy very windy. Willie over at {illegible} McKewws in AM helpingin with straw. I disked in No 6 E. In PM Willietook down chop 40 cts and brought up load {illegible}up with 2 calved we got from McKee $30.00 that were down home. I pulled load {illegible} we took it in after supper postage 2
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<td>September 17 Saturday forward Fine sunny warm day. Willie plowed A.M. Perrin plow. 4 horses. I went down got tooth filled at Reids and one pulled sent 3.00 to Stede Briggs Co for grinder. stamp and express order 5. got a C. Grover in aft 2 rubbers for separator 20cts In P.M. Willie took chop to {I/} Hamilton he got chopped yesterday from 1200 lbs oats sold to him got at Nichols 2 shears 90 at Minnies coal oil 30 shear 35. We haul up load wood from bush then load corn. I scuffled turnips with Jennie in PM Mary paid Jim {Fernal?} 15 cts</td>
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<td>18 Sunday. Raining in AM cloudy day. {Bro} Cormie preached in AM from {Bro?} 18.36. first clause and {Bro?} Fergusson in evening from Matt parable of Hidden Treasure Ch collection $5.05 We all went down at night.</td>
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<td>19 Monday Fine sunny day. I plowed with Jennie and Scott {No 6?} in AM. Willie paid Bob Jimdale for full {on heat?} ($6.00) Reids {afe?} $10.50 {harness?} mended at Mr. Dennots 30 cts. In PM Willie plowed and I pulled pease with scythe we brought {in?} load with us. Willie got {rumbling?} wheat {gummy/germs?} 25 and bag {illegible}</td>
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<td>20 Tuesday Cloudy in AM thunder lightning and heavy shower about {10/11?} oclock. Willie plowed in {No6?} and I cut corn we brought home a load. {hum/rum?} and might. I finished cutting corn. Butter {from?} Jennie 80 cts</td>
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<td>September 21 Wednesday {Forword/Forward?} White frost this morning ice on water cloudy AM time sunny PM but cold day. Edith {Dirk?}. {Canie?} Semple and Miss McKnee maimed to-day also another wedding. I plowed No 6 in AM and Willie got tooth pulled at Reids paid him in full $1.00. In PM Willie plowed No 6 and I {pulled rest?} of {lease?}. We brought over two loads corn to-day.</td>
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<td>22 Thursday Very hard frost last night fine sunny day. Willie took straw down to Besse also 12 and brought {out?} load manure which I spread on J. L. field. In PM he took 25 bushels oats down to mill for J. Chapman @ 34cts {illegible}and brought out load manure from {Hect?} I spread it We brought over 2 loads corn and rest of pease 1 load we plowed in No 6 all day. Mary down town in PM got at Steels dress goods 27 {illegible} express order {illegible} 8 Mary sent $5.00 to Ida Foster for wedding present. Mother up in PM.</td>
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<td>23 Friday Cloudy and sunny to-day Jack Dix and Jim Clark over in AM we farmed and bagged 2688lbs oats for farmer at 1ctlb we also lent {Bro?} Hamilton 6bags lbs oat In PM Willie took load wood and 2 bags hen feed home and brought up load manure from Besse also Black Hawk grinding mill {illegible} 35 We plowed in No 6 in PM I spread the load manure {J/T?}. L. Then brought over 2 loads corn. Mary went down to {illegible} at night to social.</td>
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Thunder lightning rain this morning cloudy day raining at night again. We cleaned sheep pen put implements away etc Willie and Mary down Town in buggy in AM they got at Stals dress goods 30 pd at {Mannies?} both 5. I went down town at night paid Hamilton on a/c 12.00 got for oats also 10 also paid Jno Knox 50 & Wamsborough 50</td>
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Fine day cloudy. Mr McVicar preached in AM from Heb. 13:8. and in evening from Dan 11:34. Ch Coll 25 Hugh Cameron and Mr D. Thompson down for tea they were at hospital to see William Watson who is there.</td>
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Fine sunny day cloudy in morning. Willie plowed in No 6 all day. We separated lambs from sheep docked on tails those that needed it and put lambs 16 in turnips and som land. {Schuio?} in in morning brought 11 hogs to go when ready market price black and white was 35:00 to be delivered week from Thursday and 16 lambs at 4 1/4 for november, received on them $2.00 Mary and Bella down town in PM got at Armstrongs cheese 13 order 5 at Stales 2 shirts $1.75 {culler?} 15 the 2 5 Rain sent 7.00 4 7 bone 40 {//8 nett 5 9.60?} paid cash on it 6.00*</td>
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Fine sunny day Willie took load straw to Beatties payment on slings 3.00 I plowed in No 6. Willi and Father at Jno Rutherfords funeral in PM Bella got at Steels collar 5 at Woods dress goods 30 at {Mels?} meat 20. {Jenni and Maggie {skeck?} up for tea.</td>
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<td>Fine sunny day. Mary Mother and I drove up to Camerons got dinner then got their horse and buggy and went to Mount Forest to Ida Fosters wedding. She was married to Joseph Eaton we stayed there all night. Willie plowed in No 6 to-day</td>
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<td>Sunny day very windy all day. Willie plowed in No 6 AM and I cut wood in bush and brought up load. In PM Willie and I went to Show. </td>
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<td>Fine sunny day exceedingly windy. Willie took 6 bags chop to Curliss 30 cts pd and brought up load manure from Sleets put it on 7 L then brought our load wood. In PM he plowed in No 6 Bella and I went down to church. Mr McVicar preached Coll 5. I paid C. Groves a/c $3.20 binder twine 1.90 skinner 1.00 rubbers 20 wash machine 10 sold him oats 2.20 sold Fred Bowby oats $3.95 Willie got glows at Nichols 25 refund on shoes 20 pd 5 Black pig had 10 of a litter to-day one Killed smothered</td>
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Scripto
Transcription
A written representation of a document.
Rosmead Diary
1905
May 3 Wednesday Forward
Raining in morning deared if fine (bry?) P.M. very warm. malcolm at (poat?) holes to-day Willie plowed in (srein?) chop land I worked at fence got all rail fence down to gate we got in corner foot father up in evening for some cedar trees Willie drove him down in evening.
4 Thursday
Mist morning cleared (illegible) fine. (wann?) William Lindale up all day plowing Willie (culturated?) No 4 in AM. Malcolm digging (poat?) holes all day. I worked at......
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Scripto
Transcription
A written representation of a document.
Rosmead Diary
1906
July 28 Friday Forward
Fine day sunny in AM cloudy in PM looked like rain. Willie cut nest of hay in No 5 and raked up yesterday cut. We got in a loads to-day one of than to-days cutting (illegible) Willie raked up about 6 o'clock.
29 Saturday
Rained a little last night as (illegible) rain in PM. Willie raked most of No 5 in AM In PM we finished haying all but rakings 3 loads pretty green and damp one here two to other barn. Father up in PM helping.Bella sold 1 dog egypt to Mrs (muteh?) 15
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Transcription
A written representation of a document.
Rosmead Diary
1906
February 6 Tuesday Forward
Very frosty day again sunny. We wraked at (tivealow?) saw machine. Willie and I went to (matnig?) at night in (mause?) at which they presented Dr Rogers with a clock and Annie Mennie with a ring as they are leaving for states. Spaired (illegible) Rutherford in full for 1 1/2 damp work at (turnulp?) $1.90
7 Wednesday
Another cold frosty day, sunny AM gradually clouded over in PM, We finished circular saw and cut some wood with it ....
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Scripto
Transcription
A written representation of a document.
Rosmead Diary
September 6 Thursday Forward
Time sunny day warm (bragy?) I went down in AM got at Wilems mill the (illegible) I took down yesterday 75 also 165 13 Room $1.48 150 hea (illegible) 1.88 paid in it and other (illegible) $5.00 got at Mennis make colonelr 35 got at ammetry make bled salt $1.25. (plooed?) some rod before dinner. In Pm I went to (illegible) Blooks thrashing 7 attor and another one in PM stayed all night as Bella and Willie will not be home to-night.
7 Friday
Fine sunny warm day. I went to ......
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A written representation of a document.
Rosmead Diary
1907
March 7 Thursday Forward
Cloudy day. raw east wind. not very frosty. Father up in morning (ne?) (Edmoustone?) mortgage Willie drove him down with (illegible) in cutter. then we cut wood circular saw. In PM I took load down (Turmiles?) down to (schero?) (illegible) of root house.
8 Friday
Cloudy day not very frosty a little stormy. Bella and Willie went up to Arthur to-day with Jess in cutter. I took load (Turmiles?) down to schamo after dinner and brought up load coal from (illegible) sligh 36/0. Mother up in PM.
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Scripto
Transcription
A written representation of a document.
Rosmead Diary
November 26 continued Tuesday Forward
Willie drove Mary down to (Deatist?) in morning brought (illegible) tough from run glars from mame and frutty (illegible) 26 at forolelle and woodshed. also got in salv pipe fixed at lims to put in for overflow from (illegible) to fome. I worked at woodshed AM and PM day ditch through (backyard?) to put (illegible) pipe in. Willie down town PM again set once more pipe (illegible) threaded and (illegible).
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A written representation of a document.
Live stock Vegetable
Sold of products in 1907 as follows
Horses 20500
Cattle 93427
sheep 11760
hogs 57781
butter 12326
wool 4502
eggs 2211
chicken 1092
Milk 85
Pigeons 5
Cream 20
203709
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Scripto
Transcription
A written representation of a document.
Rosmead Diary
1908
September 6 Sunday Forward
Looked like rain in AM cleared (if?) fine PM. Mr Cram back again (freached?) in AM from Rev.7: and in evening from Luke 12.16. girls down at night. Very windy PM
7 Monday
First last night fine sunny cool day Willie finished (harrowing?) No 7 W and culturated 7 L flowing. I wowe (illegible) belware firsts in L L fence from (illegible) hay way in AM PM finished selling (illegible) etc. Nellie Paulin and Mr Reudols of furzy celq down for tea another (illegible) evening then drove her down. 2 loaves bread 12 (illegible)
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== Rosmead Diary ==
August 8 Sunday Forward
Very warm sunny day. Juo Comie breaded AM from Isaiah 31: 1-5 and im wearing from Prouds Yhar in a way that beneath might've a man but then and thereoff are the way of death L.Jay Allimin coll $1.25 SM 50
Monday
9 Warm sunny day and at night. Willi brought us bounds n HORaades cement from C. Wattami. got at Mamin Novel. to mil cement $1.20 mge at Delhaim so sly turnie mge. I got lunch dur reading to hat cement stifs and slathum. Shire are sleannd sanding crushed slurn from Sow to rood different own {unidentifiable}. Willi cut some alfalfa alright.
10 Tuesday
Fine sunny day not so summer not at night. Willi finished attic Elfalfa Vo 1 W. ia morning then went for another loud gravel. PM be raked ws alfwlba we took a sinull loud in weight we got two wizes feid went ut back door to-day. Mr Lam own at night miek. 5. We got better eluque yesterday $8.62
11 Wednesday
FIne sunny warm day. Willi cut the booly to-day No 2 stedet some too green. I cooled not nutz alfalfa and look in {emad?} loud. May brought us 1 roman and Jessie Samdham and the Mime duldem PM for Ten also & other and work them down again winning. She got at Forb gormium HO med {Harboring?} g-8 Very day weather.
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== Rosmead Diary ==
1909 Recieved Paid
August 12 Thursday forward 91350 87481
Fine sunny day. We cut some No 7 J.L. slouked wh some barley and finished tocking in the alfalfa i boad and ne half with, woking.
13 Friday
F one sunny day warm very day weather. We finished cutting No 7 J L to-day got it moily stooked. I stooked ount s brrls No 2 after ters. Girls down torn PM got at Armstrongs n gh August bauouns and astill sook. Mr Gams milk 5 Girls at Guonis for tea.
14 Saturday
Fine sunny warm day. I finished stooking No 7. J L. also brerley No 2 AM. Father is in morning see about {sentiniel?} stock Willi drove him down then went to Bob Runck with Jess. In PM Willi and Jeddy Lester pulled sow Umsitte out I heare rats ate. Paul kim 25 Jhey woh 2 colles Quurrie hufer and Jersey slum (cow sucker) down to home/{uotise?} at night. D luse flock I blick birds mound.
15 Sunday
Raining a little in morning cloudy mort day cleared R on evening lightning at night. Only Willi and May down AM only Willi at night. Jim Emmi headed AM Rw 19:12. and in evening from the parched ground shall become elme Church Coel 35. LA. ic
16 Monday
Fine in morning rained heavy about norm cloudy mnt PM. Mr Sass Sot Caud I Lucy to go.
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== Rosmead Diary ==
1909 Recieved Paid
August 16 continued Monday forward 91355 88057
To Alex Woods I went down with him to Jim Beathin Wilhim down etc to see about mortgage on J. Smelhic form. I got at Schaim 50 lb mone turnie some mil who paid for last got homis in fell $10120 got butt made et Barty 10 05. Aunt Mary and Errni Jim Paulin came down to-day want back home again after ba. W. Clark 2 day sago HO
17 Tuesday
Cloudy day a little duggle in AM. m Retle W got laud in our dilcter. I hauled loid rails from No 6 J.S feuce to yard at brern and Willi went downtown got at Maries shown 35 at McDeaumonts tug mended 10 d5. We laid cummt Walton at back after PM two elels down from door. Mr Yan milk 5. May downtown PM.
18 Wednesday
Mostly sunny. cloudly PM rained some about 6 I feared at four ndys no le and brought over rest of rails stakes etc from S J feuce. P.M. We out the soheat and some out No 2. Father and mother wh PM al drove them down at night. May got mest Harhurn travelling waggom 70
19 Thursday
Misty morning fine sunny day I finished fearing out No 6 and plowed some in AM. I'm ove nearly finished cutting No 2 when wheffelise broke. Frank Dodge and Willi down for dinner & tea. Tomaton & yert coke 25 Butter cheque $5.16 Frank Dodge is going out west next week
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== Rosmead Diary ==
1909 Recieved Paid
August 20 Friday forward 91916 89207
Mostly sunny dark clouds tossing about noon and a heavy shorn for short tunic hassing rain clouds, not warm to-day. I plowed all day No 6 Willi took H80 lbs hors chll down im AM ^Willi 2W di got binds whoh M.2.30 osler courluge 10 mort grain gave Felher Mockqum me cash n JOsh t Trades bracke for 9 vo.w to 280.00 resphlucky to go an mortgage on two Smellion four. May down PM got at Reesells courts 13 hd and fords $2.65 m of at Armstrong. What germs 30 kd (Willi who got them bram & shots 260 mgle) at Phillils note {hofer?} 10 elumlsle at Slucl day gords $2.25. Mr Sam milk 5. WIlli nokaled to Irvine at night. Willi suffered {hotelon?} in PM with Maud.
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== Rosmead Diary ==
1909
September 13 continued Monday forward
got at Armstrongs m oli flour & sugar $415 at Moup mdz brum $1.25 almost $1.35 or of at {Minni?} on of longhandled steward 75 haid J Sunday $1.00 Fall slum membership. turk how waggon wheel to Hadge to get love oat. He want back Willdown again for Carlet and fricture from Eaton Wehanger wh loud wood from bush before dinner . L ferred out her land nor Junh filled also plowed few {hound?} in sud nomad ni Willi lord No 7 h horse PM. and I commied smuse more I willer not I coul him also at listen {collope?} withdraw.
15 Wednesday
Warm, mostly cloudly remind heary about 2 PM. I went t Geulph {Eshlin?} to-day expenses 95 cents. WIlli finished plowing he found No 7 and hammared it. Girls wh wt Jimdala at niger. I want whim 2 got here.
16 Thursday
Misty morning where day sunny. Willi at Forah Thursday AM gowdy PM. I plowed nod no all day long. Girls went out to Maggie Barnett in PM Lug in buggy Uhm got at Armstrongs on gh goods $9.30
17 Friday
Fine sunny day. Willi at gundales Thursday to-day. I plowed out No 6 AM brought two lords wood forthcoming. W & J Lister brought calvo h from home gowe the 10 sts & basket apples. Mrs Dramie and Liggie afforter, Mrs Geso on for milk 56. I cut some corn im wearing booked WK first.
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== Rosmead Diary ==
November 9 Thurday forward
Frosty sunny and cloudy snowing some Willi plowed all day 4 hours no 6 W. loot wood ect. We are feeding if young cattle hay in other barn there neighs. Couldve yesterday Revs 24
10 Friday
Frosty, snowing some in AM sunny and cloudy in PM not so frosty. We brought over loud hay flowed some in No 6 also stunted midge and No 2 wear bottom. Swirls down town with Lueg in PM got at Miles meet 25 at Miells nails <s>nlls</s> 21 ets {unindentifiable text}
11 Saturday
Frost last night turned out fine sunny day must Judiem summer like we have had. Willie finished plowing now then look 573 us big choh and got us bbs hurley at Gowelys slugs in all to Willvis null 40th gut. dimmer at home brought us choh when plowed over No 1 4 hours rim mow father wh brter Willi drove him and Billa down at night got him boots mended at W: 13th 65 haid R Ren furnace $1,80 Doug McLean turning turnlo 20th got at Mennis male shear landside and Loll for same 75 d5.
2 Sunday
Fine day sunny. Mr McWniur preached in AM from Matt. 3:14. Done emblem n they shoot and im evening from Matt 7:7. Lwwt to Davig Crughlors funeral im V.M. Mr Roborh rounded ouvrir. SLC toll $11.00 Sferiel minimum 20
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</p><p>correspondence {illegible} Department of Agriculture Ottawa
</p><p>Apple tree farming Keep the leader F.A. Jan 30/08
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{Lucerne?} Notes
</p><p>30 bushels lime to acre
some ashes
8 lbs Red clover
4 lbs Timothy
2 lbs Alsike
</p><p>Professor G.F. Edwards Bacteriologist OAC Guelph supply Bacteria
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Agg 6. 42 Series 1, Subseries 2
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<p>November
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>1
</p><p><br />
2
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>3
</p><p><br />
</p><p>4
</p>
</td>
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<p>Sunday forward
Fine sunny hazy Indian summer day. Mr Strahan of Guelph formerly of Rockwood preached in morning from jno 20 and in evening from Nw{?} 2.14.
</p><p>Monday
Fine sunny day. Willie plowed all day with Perin plow at S.S field. We brought over our {powerkases?} from Mrs Drumes nineteen hoe seeder etc and paid for them $1065 Missrs Allison and Besse agents of frost & wood company were here in p.m. I gave my order for hay rake $28.00 and old one payable 1st Oct 1904 with 7% per annum off for cash. I went to {Cuirmock?} tea meeting in evening expenses 75 Auntie up for tea gave for butter 19. Willie paid Archie fermal in full to date $1.20
</p><p>Tuesday
Fine sunny day. Willie plowed all day. L.L field. I dug hole in pond bottom of no 7 to fill up with stones to drain it I went over to Mr Byers at night trustee meeting Bella and Mary called on Mrs R Curlins in PM gave here present cost 15 cts
</p><p>Wednesday
Fine sunny day. WIllie plowed all day L.L I dug some of foundation for driving shed In PM jno hay and I went to Peter dows sale in his rig. Mary got paint and putty at Nichols & Father up in PM. We were all over at {Durnis?} for tea in evening the {Lindale?} contingent down also.
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</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
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</p><p><br />
1431
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>57
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>19
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
76
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>916
</p><p><br />
</p><p>10
</p><p><br />
</p><p>1
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
930
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>61
</p><p><br />
</p><p>65
75
</p><p><br />
20
</p><p><br />
</p><p>75
</p><p>20
16
</p>
</td>
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</p>
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<tbody><tr>
<td> 
<p>November
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>5
</p><p><br />
</p><p>6
</p><p><br />
</p><p>7
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
8
</p>
</td>
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<p>Thursday forward
Great change in weather, windy cloudy cold stray flakes of snow. Willie finished plowing L.L field with single plow to-day I went to Mr Toots sale in PM bid on horse Mary down at dentist got at steals hair pins 5 tickets for school concert bought on Sunday Archie funeral
</p><p>Friday
Cold day frosty, snow flurries and sunshine at intervals most sunshine. Williw brought up load manure from steds then we hauled out two from yard and in PM 5 or so, all to No 4W. Bella went down in PM she and another going to school concert in J. Hall to-night.
</p><p>Saturday
Not so cold, sunny. We hauled out 4 loads manure to No 4 than Willie feared out and I went downtown on wheel got 2 gal coal oil 50 100 lbs chicken feed 125 and one bag maintoba flour on due bill at Armstrongs. In PM Willie plowed & furrow plow in No 4. I went down town at night paid Glen for dust o chop got Oct 29 10.39 got pair rubber boots at Murry's 185 licquorice at Phillips 10
</p><p>Sunday
Fine sunny day. Mr McVicar preached in AM from Luke 11:8 and in evening from the words in that day ye shall ask me anything. M call Willie at Methodist church at night call.
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<td> 
<p>1431
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
1431
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>76
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
76
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>930
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>1
</p><p>10
1
</p><p>1
</p><p><br />
</p><p>945
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>16
</p><p>5
50
</p><p><br />
</p><p>75
</p><p>35
85
10
00
</p><p>5
</p><p>81
</p>
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</p><p><br />
</p>
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<tbody><tr>
<td> 
<p>Novemebr
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>9
</p><p><br />
</p><p>10
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
11
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>Monday Forward
Fine sunny day. We plowed in No 4 also mangold land in No 1 and took 2 loads maure to No 4. Father up in PM he and Willie burnt brush etc near creek No 4. I drove Father down in evening and went over to Wm Taylors bought sow and 10 pigs for $30.00
</p><p>Tuesday
Fine day somewhat cloudy. Willie plowed in No 2 in AM and in PM we put 2 loads manure on No 4 and we plowed there. Bella and Mary down town in PM paid for hats paint 4 cocoanut 5 handkerchief studs 15 We brought over from Wm Taylors the sow and ten pigs gave cheque 30.00 Sam McKee helped up with them.
</p><p>Wednesday
Geound covered with hoar frost this morning got very misty then cleared off sunny in PM again clouded and rained some rained heavy at night again. We hauled out to No 4 in AM 4 loads manure and in PM I took down 10 bags chop brought up load manure from sted and 1 more from yard then Willie went down for chop 50 cts got ocre 4. Mary down in PM got at Phillips drugs 15 gave collection W.F.M.S 10 received from Mrs Philllip for butter 2lbs 36 Sam McKee had lend of our Perrin plow to-day.
</p>
</td>
<td> </td>
<td> 
<p>1431
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>1431
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>76
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>36
</p><p>12
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>945
</p><p><br />
</p><p>5
</p><p>30
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>981
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>81
</p><p><br />
</p><p>50
24
00
</p><p><br />
</p><p>4
</p><p>25
</p><p>84
</p>
</td>
</tr>
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1903 Rosmead Diary Recieved PAid
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td> 
<p>November
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>12
</p><p><br />
</p><p>13
</p><p><br />
</p><p>14
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>15
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>Thursday Forward
Fine sunny day. Willie plowed all day No 4 we took out 2 loads manure to No 4. I made a gate for horse stall. Annie and Jennie Skock up in PM for tea Father up in PM cleaning up at creek No 4 got ride down with Skocks
</p><p>Friday
Fine sunny day. Cool. I took down straw to Besse in waggon box and brought up load manure from Steels put it and another in No 4. Willie plowed in PM. I went down to tea meeting "Melville" at night 25
</p><p>Saturday
Ground white this morning. Frosty day cloudy. I brought up load manure from steels in AM put it and another on No 4 and in PM one from Besse finished what we were manuring and Willie finished plowing No 4. Bella and Mary downtown in PM and got stuff at Russells on afe hair rollers at Mary's 75 I brought up 2 bags apples from Mrs Quarries in evening. Willlie downtown at night paid Nichol for turpentine 10 graphite 15 & cattle chains 40 and got 2 snaps 10 pair slater shoes @ Murrys
</p><p>Sunday
Coudy cool. Dr Wardrobe preached in AM from Rev {blank space} and in evening from some verses in 1st chap Genesis and some in lost Revelations showing analogy and emphasis etc. Mr & Mrs Sandham and baby down at aunties & at church
</p>
</td>
<td> </td>
<td> 
<p>1432
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>1432
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>12
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>12
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>981
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>983
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>84
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
25
</p><p>95
</p><p>65
</p><p>10
</p><p><br />
59
</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>6
</p><p>1903 Rosmead Diary Received Paid
</p><p>November 16 Monday Forward
Rain and storm and ice last night rain and sleet to-day evergreen trees laden with ice slippery walking. I went down in buggy in PM took bag oats changed for oatmeal at Armstrongs and brought up sack of bran on afe, got on afc at Ma{Illegible} graining paint 25 humbug 10 oil 10 tar 10. Dr Armstrong up last night shoved down turnip stuck in throat of white steer. I took crock butter to Russell to be expressed to Mrs McVicor's sister in Toronto. Got map of Canada sent by Guthrie for SS No1 Nichol.
</p><p>17 Tuesday
Wintry day cloudy, snowing at intervals Willie went down in AM got teeth brushed 25 on afc and got at Nichols on afc glass pitch nails 485 inch.In PM he took 3 bed ticks down to Miss Gibbon Mrs Knox and Mother gave turnips away 10
</p><p>18 Wednesday
Cold frosty wintry day snowed a lot blowing. We did sundry jobs indoors got water trough mended with pitch and put in again (centre one) also boared some in pig pen Mary went down house in PM to stay awhile.
</p><p>19 Thursday
Cold frosty sunny day. Sleighing. Willie at Dix's thrashing to-day Bella down at aunties for tea Mary staying down Mother went up to Mildmay yesterday.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>7
</p><p>1903 Rosmead Diary Recieved Paid
</p><p>Novemeber 20 Friday Forward
Fine sunny day. Frosty. We took 2 waggons plows etc over to other barn and brought back sleigh. Spread load manure that was on waggon on sand hill. In PM Willie took down 10 bags chop to Grones and brought up Mary. Went down for chop again pd. Mother came back from Mildmay.
</p><p>Saturday
21 Cold day. not quite so frosty. I made cover for rain box and in PM went with J. Bowley + {Illegible} Byers to Wilsons to see Miss Wilson the teacher but she was not there. I brought Bella and Mary up who were at Russells buying oats. I got shoes mended at McBeth 15 got leggings and lines mended at Tillypatrick 175 and paid D. Murry for shoes. Willie got lost Saturday + Bella {Illegible} 4.75 I went down town at night paid Mr Brownridge for shoes got mended 35 Sold to Carter 17 hogs to be delivered when ready recieved on them $1.00 Mary recieved from Phillips for butter sold sent to geet 5.10
</p><p>22 Sunday
Not very frosty. cloudy. Mr McVicar preached in AM from Ezikiel 33:14 and in evening from 1 Jim, 1:15.
</p><p>23 Monday
More snow last night cloudy, snowing and rain we took down load {Illegible} to Beattie to-day I got at McClauakcaurs 3lb asbestos {Illegible} 20 & 12 pipes 5 Mr McIntyre below Guelph left 19 cattle here all night.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>November 24 foward 1438|82|991|44 Tuesday Frosty day, windy,sunny and cloudy. We took down another load Turnips in PM got at Weleter lutty. Mr Midutyu came for his cattle in morning paid us for them at rate of 506 for head $1.00 |100|. Bob Yindale and Mes Daly down in evening.
</p><p>25 Wednesday Very frosty day sunny and cloudy 6 % below zero last night. I took down another load Turnips to-day.
</p><p>26 Thursday Exceedingly frosty last night and to-day some sunshine. We took down another load turnips got ticket 3Ø0 30 lushel 40 |40| Many down at Russel in am got stuff for {illegible} and if from Curlis 40 |40| Many got from aunty money for butter 6
</p><p>27 Friday Fine sunny day not to frosty. We took ibago chol and 15 dust sacks to Wilsons mill 35 laid {illegible} for stuff got on 17th 40 |75-| and {illegible} glass 5 got cheque from Wm Beutte for turnips sold $24.75. In PM I hauled out |24|75| 3 loads manure in sleigh to No yW. Father and mother out for tea.
</p><p>28 Saturday Fine day cloudy and sunny frosty We hauled 3 loads manure to Noy in am. In P.M I drove many down town she
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>November 28 continued Saturday foward |1465|33|993|09 Alot at Russell's chose soda tea sugar |90| I got at Nichols fumore {illegible} needed dust{illegible} arrowsmails Willi downtown at night got hat at j.wood 50
</p><p>29 Sundary Fine, day. Mr Mivicar reached in am from{illegible} before God and in evening from at eventide it shall be light.
</p><p>30 Monday Fine bright sunny in am clouded our {illegible} in late PM not very frosty I cut wood in brush in am and in PM hauled back 4 loads manure with Jannie and them. Father came wh in PM to see if we could raise money to {illegible} on mortgage. I want wh to Suidals at night unsuccesful Them to {illegible} the promised{illegible}. I drove father down.
</p><p>December 1 Tuesday Fine day cloudy and sunner not very frosty. Mother came wh in morning {illegible} and Many went wh to Arthur with Lucy in cutter. Willie and I drove wh to Lindale then to allow them Took out loud manure. In PM Bob Lindale {illegible}and I went to {illegible}settled down estate and Bob & I got discharged. May & Mother and Frid{illegible}. Willi took down 18 chickens to adam {illegible}yesterday
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>December 1 continued Tuesday foward they weighed 102 lbs @{illegible} 714 and he had the Iamklin afe $330. I wrote out a recommendation for teacher Paddy Ramore
</p><p>2 Wednesday Cloud and sunny in AM snowing in PM. We hauled jug in AM{illegible} 8. {illegible} furnace pipe up through closet to our room in PM. Many went down to W.7.M.S meeting in PM collection {illegible}
</p><p>3 Thursday SNowing come in morning cleared in bright sunny Then clouded over again I cut wood in brush and Williie took down home 2 loads wood Jennie them and got {illegible} at MiBath 10 In PM I hauled 3 loads manure out then hitched Jennie in cutter but he {illegible} not go. Bella and Willie drove down home in evening took roost {illegible} park to Mrs Lucanie and come home
</p><p>4 Friday Cloudy snowing at {illegible} not very frosty Willie at {illegible} to-day I charmed in AM and Bella mended chol bag we filled them in PM.
</p><p>5 Saturday Cloudy snowing a little. Willie at Rogersow thrushing to-day. I took down 12 bags chol to {illegible} in AM also 5 bags potatoes to Mother.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>December 5 continued Saturday Forward
and brought up bag Manitoba flour on due hill from {illegible}. In PM I went down for {illegible} took Bella and May down with me. I paid for 3 clothings 160 Mary got at {illegible} she also got groceries at {illegible} 95 {illegible}. Bella stayed down. I drove down in {illegible} changed leggings at {illegible} 35 got at Whiteheads {illegbible} 22 at websters {illegible} 7 paid Hamilton for the got in June 7 10. Got from Argo got better 10 lbs @ 18 1.80
</p><p>6 Sunday
Cloudy a little stormy not very frosty. Mr McViear {illegible} in Am from Jonah 3:1. Second chances and Mr Scott of Mets in St Andrews at night to united congregation from hes good to draw near sud. We all drove down in cutter at night. Collection st Andrews 15
</p><p>7 Monday
Cloudy not very frosty. snowing some Willie at Sheschs {illegible} took our ram over to D. Clarkes in sleigh then hauled enough stones to fill hole in Vond bottom of No 7 that I dug in fall then brought up load wood for thrashing. Willie took 12 bags {illegible} in PM got 2 {illegible} at {illegible}. 20
</p><p>8 Tuesday
Cloudy day snowing heavy most day chilly
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>December 8 continued Tuesday forward
Willie went down to Guelph Fat Stock Show to-day expenses 75 to got his hat changed at dinner, I went down for chop in Am 60 and in Pm took Mrs Dunn she got out $9 60 for us we gave her note payable year hence with {illegible} @ 4 1/2%. Paid taxes 28 80 C. Groves twice 3.25 C Hay note for dairy HD got windless handle squared at {illegible} 15 Bella and Mary up at james {illegible} for tea Lucy in cutter.
</p><p>9 Wednesday
Cloudy day cold, chilly. more snow last night i went down to Guelph show to-day expenses {illegible}40 dinner 25 {illegible}25 Got at Bollarts coat cloth for Bella 3 1/4 {illegible} @ 1.00 3.25 Willie down town got at{illegible} meat 2.08 at {illegible} sugar 1.00 molasses 10 {illegible} 75 all changed sold some hay to Ryle @ 7.00 for tin
</p><p>10 Thursday
Cloudy snowing in AM cleared off in PM. Willie at fords thrashing in Am I got ready for thrashing. Dick <s>Mc</s> Kelchem and E. Ellis came with machine in PM. stayed all night I got 8 loanes bread48 {illegible} tartar 5 at frots Willie got at Willies {illegible}
</p><p>11 friday
Stormy day snowing and drifting roads heavy, We thrashed all day
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>December 11 continued Friday forward
Father and Mary went up to Arthur to-day with $2700.00 for mortgage our Frank Mitchelli farm had a hard time getting through drifts got home in evening Hugh Cameron down to-day en route to Guelph left his house here all night thrashes here all night again geo silly extra
</p><p>12 Saturday
Snowing hard all day. soft flakes not very frosty. We finished thrashing half past 10 thrashed some spelt for 7 {illegible} 7 {illegible}. gave dinner to hands. Leslie Deans came with team helped them up with seperation Willie took tank up to Deans then went down got piana look at craigs $1.50 on alc and brought up Lucy which was done all {illegible} Fraser fisher got 2 80lbs {illegible} soft wax at willie on alc in morning. hugh cameron came to-day staying all night to{illegible} to go up.
</p><p>13 Sunday
Stormy day snowing and blowing Willie went down in cutter was to late to go to church came back none of us went at night Hugh cameron {illegible} all day stayed our night again
</p><p>14 monday
stormy day again sunny and little calmer in PM. hugh Cameron went home in PM. Butter money 340 from Mrs McViear's sister
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>December 15 Tuesday Forward
Snowing and Stormy and sunny at {illegible} milder than yesterday. Willie went down with team in AM got {Suey?} shod 20 lines mended 5 and brought up Saskatchewan robe from {illegible}. Got at Woods {illegible} {illegible} Bella got yesterday from C.M: Rae picture 25{illegible} We deaned oats n flour in PM.
</p><p>16 Wednesday
Sunny and snowing and stormy at{illegible} frosty. Willie went down with 80lbs butter to ship to Park {illegible} via C.P.R. We cleaned flour of {illegible} and put up 5 bags pig chop. Willie took it down in PM and brought it back {illegible} 25ds
</p><p>17 Thursday
Sunny and snowing and storming at {illegible} Willie went down with team in PM brought up 14 bags Ligowa vats from home also mother, then went over to fords with black sow after which i drove mother down in cutter. lots of snow postage 2
</p><p>18 Friday
Fine sunny day frosty. Willie curd I drove up to {illegible} lag lones sale in PM in sleigh Willie came back i stayed and came home with {illegible}McKee. Girls down town in PM got at Phillips 2 calenders paper etc 27 and at Pattsins {illegible} for present to Mrs Hay 50
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>December 19 Saturday Forward
Snowing, a little milder, a little rain in PM thin snow again. Willie took loud straw down to Steels in AM and in PM he took 1000 lbs oats down to get chopped at Cundis which we sold to Ms Hoelm for $8.00. I took load straw down to D. Small and brought {illegible} to Mrs Hoelm. I drove Bella down at night she stayed down all night. I got at Armstrongs 1½ gal Am Coal oil and lamp glass {illegible} took 10 lbs butter to J. Argo got $1.90 for it
</p><p>20 Sunday
Snowing all day soft snow mild. very strong at night drifting Mr {illegible} preached in AM from {illegible} our {illegible} preaching for him and Mr M {illegible} in evening from one not 2 {illegible} {line} without your father. She Providence {illegible} triples. I only down at night.
</p><p>21 Monday
Mild, almost thawing some sunshine some snow some storm. We broke road over to Fords brought over snow. Willie went down to {illegible} for load {illegible} put it in barn sand. in PM I drove down took snow off house in Fergus. We all drove up to Allans at night got back after one o'clock very stormy. willie got at Welstens 2 nursetrap 10 at Nichols Thermometer 15
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>December 22 Tuesday Forward
Colder day. Sunny. snowing at times a little. I finished feed box for hens. I went to {illegible} sale in PM. Bella and Many down in PM in cutter bought at Phillips on ale bible 2.00 brush&comb $1.35 card 5 at Steels rains 25 cramberries 15 gloves 35 handkerchief 25 Mar.Newton dress 63 meat 25
</p><p>23 Wednesday
Sunny and. stormy not very frosty we made a road to pit in No2 (after Willie had taken a box load of straw down to Besee) got on load and brought it to barn. In PM I took it down to Willie Beathie. I acted as chairman at annual entertainment held in school in evening. they gave {illegible} a toilet case for present. I gave 25ds sold brushed acts to Fraser Fisher 28 Mary downtown in PM paid for {illegible} 20 nuts 10 hostage 10
</p><p>24 Thursday
Snowing {illegible} all day. soft. Willie and Davie Allan went up to Taylors and brought two loads hay for Davie that he brought at sale. willie down town at night got at russels gloves 1.00 at Phillips stamp and needles 4 at whitehead {illegible} and short 10 paid {illegible} black for thrashing hands $2.70 Recieved from Park Blackivell Co net{illegible} of better shipped on 16th,
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>December 25 Friday Forward
Christmas Day. Cloudy not very frosty sunshine at times. We all went down home for dinner. I drove over for Mrs Ritchie auntie and Fred also there for dinner. Gave subscription to Y.M.C.A.25
</p><p>26 Saturday
Exceedingly frosty last night and to-day 22% below zero last night. Sunny mostday. Willie went down with team in AM got at {illegible}. Paid quick 30 bolts 15 at Fitzpatrick {illegible} 20 {illegible} 25 buckles 15 gut hay tricked at seals {illegible} 10 sugar cox from Craig paid it {illegible} box got before $2.50 {illegible} steals 20 {illegible line cut off} got {illegible} soap 10. I worked at platform for seals to weigh through barn flour.
</p><p>27 Sunday
Snowing all day very stormy in PM and evening. None of us down in evening Mr Mcviear preached in AM from {illegible} I am debler, a sermen on giving.
</p><p>28 Monday
Cold day sunny. Snowing some. I cleaned out her house and levelled the floor. The auditions David Allen and two sand - erson here in evening auditing books {illegible} Byers and Bowley also home
</p><p>29 Tuesday
Snowing heavily in AM also in PM .
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>18
</p><p>1903 Rosmead Diary Received Paid
</p><p>December 29 continued Tuesday Forward not so frosty. I drove Girls down in PM got at scales turnip {tiekel?}-10 Girls got at Armstrongs on {ale?} Worthington Stock food {illegible} goose 99 cocoa {illegible} lemons 5 {illegible} 8 figs 18 lemon peel 5 soap 25. I took bag turnips over to Mrs {Wivicar?} and 8 lbs butter.$150 Bella lost purse containing $2.00 {illegible}.
</p><p>30 Wednesday Cloudy, snowing, and sunshine at intervals cold. Willie drove crowd over to school meeting then took 11 bags chop down. I got out of being trustee and {Dave?} Clark elected. WIllie drove May and Edith Dix around collecting for Bible Society in PM got tea here and finished job in evening {Weg ave 2:00?}
</p><p>31 Thursday Cold. cloudy. snowing. Willie went down brought up {chop?} from {Curliss?} 55 {illegible} 100 lbs {shorts?} 100 lbs bran {illegible} at Armstrongs {illegible} 12 {sacks?} dust at Wilsons {asap?} got {illegible}. In PM he took load straw down to {illegible} got 3.00 for it in trade. I worked at {seale platform?} Willie went down at night got Armstrongs sugar 15 oranges 10 {whip?} at {illegible} in P.M. 2 rings {illegible} Willis got 25 from Leslie {Destus?} for {illegible} Willie got butter cheque from {illegible} Kyle for hay sold $3.50
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>{This page is full of figures written in different directions - please refer to original handwritten diary page}
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>20
</p><p>1903 Rosmead Diary Received Paid
</p><p>January 1 Friday New Years Day. cloudy, snowing some. cold great depth of snow in country Many Willie and I drove down to church Mr M: Oicar preached from James 4.14 What is your life? We gave collection 5. Father Mother Auntie Fred, and Mrs Ritchie up for dinner. Willie drove them all down on sleigh with hayrack on. {illegible} Shortreed in {looking?} at cattle.
</p><p>2 Saturday Very frosty day. cutting east around cloudy, snowing some. I drove Mr Byers downtown and got school money put in his {illegible}. got at {illegible} 1 sal Canadien unit 23 and at Nichols 2 chain grades 20 We put coal oil etc in cattle to Kill the lice PM.
</p><p>3 Sunday Cold, frosty, sunny. stormy at night Mr M; Vicar preached in AM from Luke 12.8 {Sacrement?} Sunday. and Mr Hald of Sarnia in evening to {united congregation?} from. Let every man prove his own {word?}. We gave collection $/18 {illegible} church
</p><p>4 Monday Exceedingly frosty 42% below {zero?} last night sunny cold day. I drove down in cutter paid Mr Calodeon for thrashing 19c00 sent letter to J.{illegible} 2 ne furnace. In PM Willie
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1904 Rosmead Diary Received Paid
</p><p>January 5 Tuesday {Forward?} Not quite so frosty. Sunny day. Fraser Fisher and I went down in sleigh in PM took 10 bags oats from home down to {illegible} {and?} brought {up?} 1/2 for Fraser. May down at dentist getting tooth put in {teat?} she broke yesterday. '{Bill?}' Brwon in looking at cattle. {Spools?} 9 {number 2950 in written below paid, below 2950 is 9}
</p><p>6 Wednesday. Cloudy day, not so frosty. We took down load turnips to {illegible} Beathie @ 1125 brought back {illegible} {brushes?} frozen ones and chop from {illegible} {took?} down yesterday.
</p><p>7 Thursday Cloudy day not very {frosty?}. We took down two loads turnips to-day Many down in Pm got tooth in at Reids she got borax. Mother {up?} in PM. {5 is written below paid}
</p><p>8 Friday Not frostry to-day, cloudy, dense snow falls at {illegible} through day. We took down two more loads turnips to-day. Bought 2 gals coal oil from {Curlirs?} {illegible} Brown and Jim Mills in {ni?} PM brought 'May' {heifer?} @ 4 1/4 {per?} cart go away to-morrow received in her 3.00. weighing turnips Bella called on Mrs Dunn in PM and {illegible} on Mrs {Hey?} in evening Dave Allan got lend of {hay rack?} to get hay from {Singas?}. {500 written below received} {50 under 40 written below paid column}
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>January 9 Saturday Forward
Fine sunny day: frosty. We finished hanging platform from seals in from and weighed Mary after dinner we took her down she weighed seals 1100 Recieved balance from Brown weighing 5. Willie drove Bella down she got at Steels sugar 1.00 sold 14lbs better @ 17 340 bella stayed down Willie went down town at night paid Tom Milne for suit 14.00 Mennies ale 2960 plow lives at Mennies 30 olive oil 10 {illegible} tickets 10
</p><p>10 Sunday
Snowing in AM. sunny day afterward frosty. Mr McViear preached in AM from job Hast thou entered into the treasures of the snow sermen on snow and in evening from 2nd {illegible} 10:7 Chaoll 25
</p><p>11 Monday
I was all covered with {illegible} in morning fine sunny day thawing a little in sunshine. We made a road out to other barn to-day brought over a little hay in sleigh. I made some of a chute for pigs. Mrs Quané and Lizzie McDonald up for tea.
</p><p>12 Tuesday
Cloudy. not very frosty. Willie took down 12 bags chop to Curliss in AM. In PM I went down for it and paid also last two Times $1.65 then Willie took back 2 or 3 loads {illegible} to heap No 7. Bella and Willie at Pow concert at night
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>January 13 Wednesday Forward
Snowing more or less all day not very frosty. Willie took back swan loads marine to pile with Jamie and Stan 4 loads from pig pen 3 from farm yard.
</p><p>14 Thursday
Stormy day snowing and blowing frosty. I went over to Juo McRees Dove Clark and Jim Bent were there we killed and dresses a heifer I got at dinner there. Willie cleaned and oiled buggy harness tross Fisher got lend of team in PM to take down a load man sold to Mr Sidson
</p><p>15 Friday
Snowing some occasional sunshine We cleaned and oiled double harness to-day. Willie went down town in PM got at Mi'Dewnots harness oil and 2 buckets 20.
</p><p>16 Saturday
Cloudy, snowing dense snow and stormy in PM. We finished harness drifted seals a little better weighed Lucy 1320lbs Blackie 1080 Little hifer 757 Jersey 720. I went up to Bor Lindales try sell a quarter beef unsuccesful
</p><p>17 Sunday
Cold frosty day sunny. Mr McViear preached in Am aets 12:9 and in evening from Mark 10:17
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>January 18 Monday Forward
Exceedingly frosty last night and to-day I went down town in cutter got turnip money from {illegible} Beattre $49.40 got at Michels shellack 10 sent money to {illegible} Famine Fund 2.50 postage 5. Went up to Jack Blacks in PM solf quarter {illegible}
</p><p>19 Tuesday
Very cold frosty day snowing and stormy in morning sunny rest of day. Willie helped David Allan down to seales with 19 cattle in AM got dinner at Monons. I made sides for pig {illegible}. Willie drove over to {illegible} Mr Reis to try sell quarter pound beef they had got some. Willie sent $10.50 to eatons for good postage etc 12
</p><p>20 Wednesday
Thawing a little to-day, cloudy, a little rain in morning snowing in PM. We took down 8 pigs sold to Sorter Nov 21 they weighed 1320 @ 4 3/4 {illegible} 69.70 weighed 16 . Willie got seperater oil yesterday 20. In PM I took down 10 bags chop to Wilsons and brought up best of ton dust Willie got Dec 31 paid for it and chop $5.50 Mother up in PM Willie got at Fitzpatricks in AM sursingle and buckles $1.15
</p><p>21 Thursday
Cloudy stormy, frosty in PM. Willie went down to Wilsons for chop got Glen shod at Lemplins 20 and box iron mended 25 on ale
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>January 21 Thursday Forward
continued David Allan and Jack Black {illegible} for dinner they helped up kill heifer in PM. Rate Clyme and Mrs Curliss here to-day for dinner. Geo and Jim shortreed bought Blackie $34 and nan at 3 ets lbs tooth {illegible} both down in PM ram weighed 900lbs got for both 40.00 weighing ram2
</p><p>22 Friday
Very stormy last night hailing all night turned to rain thawing all day raining in PM. roads very bad again. Willie took wuarter beef killed yesterday up to I. Blacks and I took hind quarter to Les Beattres. Willie went down in PM with team took some meat down home and hide sold to cold storage @ 6 ets lbs $2.70 . Armstrongs barn roof fell in with weight of snow value of heifer killed 28.00 home use $18.82
</p><p>23 Saturday
Frosty to-day again snowing in evening. We made road to other barn and I took snow off other barn rood. Bella and Mary down town in PM got at Armstrongs Pot barley 15 cream tartar 3 cocua nut 5 spools Russells 14 Mary stayed down. I went down town at night paid Mills meat account 5.83
</p><p>24 Sunday
Very frosty day snowing and stormy none of us down at sight Mr McViear preached in Am from Juo {illegible}. Auntie away to Toronto
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>January 25th Monday Forward
Exceedingly frosty day sunny. Willie drove Mary down in cutter in PM and brought up Bella who had stayed down all night. Rate Clyme down at home for dinner {illegible} Brought up stuff from Eatons express $5 . Willie paid in jam 19 {illegible} to News Round Advocate took 4 {illegible} {illegible} down to Armstrong @ 10 ets lb 2 lbs 2.10
Paid on Armstrongs ale $5.00
</p><p>26 Tuesday
Cold frosty stormy day. We did inside work today. Weighed 10 cattle as follows 1 white star 560 3 little red 620 4 {illegible} 640 5 Blackie star 435 6 lir Julian 410 7 Satyr 690 8 Friday 620 9 Billy Bawler 500 10 Black and white 485. Jersey calf 225.
</p><p>27 Wednesday
Very cold frosty day. sunny. We put up 10 bags pig chop Willie took them down to Curlies in AM and brought them up in PM. he got Glen shod at Lempluis one fruit foot shod 10 We all went down to Annual meeting church at night Mary remained along home. Bella stayed down all night.
</p><p>28 Thursday
Cold day mostly sunny. I got lend of bob Lindales sleigh took S. School children for ride around town in PM. Hugh Cameron down in PM stayed for tea. Mary gave second hand shirt to a {illegible}. We took snow off roof of Ritcher and house
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>January 29 Friday Forward
Very frosty in morning not so cold as day advanced. We made road again to other barn in AM in PM Willie went down for coal got none this took load {illegible} back to pile No.7. water pile frozen since yesterday carried water for stock Willie and Mary went down in evening in cutter and brought up Bella.
</p><p>30 Saturday
Mild day{illegible} covered with rime in morning cloudy, snowing in PM. Mr Burk came in AM bought jersey <s>heifer</s> stear to go wednesday for $23.00 paid ond M. McClanahan + Jon Welster have in AM testing furnace. In PM we brought load hevy from other barn. Mary and Willie went down town at night Willie paid Alex Wilkie for cool for thrashing $1.45 rivets at Mennies 20
</p><p>31 Sunday
{illegible} day, snowing some. Mr McViear preached in AM from proverb 20:24.
In evening Hel 12;13. a summer in {illegible} Only Willie down at night Bella stayed down
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>February 1 Monday Forward
Cold day. Willie took down loadstraw to Steels and to Fred Armstrong weighed Freds load 1650 lbs weighing 10. Bella and I went down to Lemplins in evening to small party. played a new game Flinch. Home 3o'clock
</p><p>2 Tuesday
Snowing. Stormy day not quite so frosty as last night. <s>Willie</s> I took another load straw down to Fred Armstrong in PM Fraser Fisher went with me we tried to get some coal, couldnt.
</p><p>3 Wednesday
Cold day again. cloudy. I took another load straw down to Fred Armstrong. Willie took Jersey steer sold on saturday over to Barks recieved order on Dr Groves for balance. In PM Fred Armstrong came up to see white steer we got from Littles said it had tuberculosis and ordered it to be killed. Mary ordered C. Harold H. Baggar L.H.Comp 250 Bella paid for coller at Steeks 50 H. McDerned and W.M Hodge got load marygolds in PM @ 13ets brushed .
</p><p>4 Thursday
Very cold frosty and stormy day. Fraser Fisher helped me over to his place with small load hay from other barn in Am and in PM we went to James & Armstrongs sal bought cutter calf etc Willie drove me down to managers meeting at night there was not a grown henel no meeting I stayed down home all night
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>February 5 Friday
Not so frosty to-day cloudy snowing some. I went down with team in sleigh took oats down exchanged for oat meal at Armstrongs 60 brought up bag flour got 2 hay tickets and we marygold at scales 30ds went with Armstrongs paid for cutter $21.50 calf $850 grind stone and & apple pies 35 5% off cash $29.00 and brought them up. In PM Jack Black helped us kill white steer (see 3rd) and skin it I took it down skin sold it to Reenan for $1.50 received from Dr Groves cheque for $23.00 for steer paid beattes ale for rope for slugs $58 got disinfected from Fred Armstrong for stall. Receipts in Armstrong ale to date not created Armstrong ale to-date $<s>52.91</s> 4791
</p><p>6 Saturday
Raining last night and at intervals through day. thawing cloudy misty a little in PM. Willie Fair here for dinner on way back to Arthur from Calaways he brought a farm from him near Guelph. I drove girls down town in PM sold to Steels 7 lbs butter @ 16$1.12 paid their ale in fall 12.00 took 4lbs butter over to marse postage 4 Archie fernal up got bag potatoes 15cts MAry remained down all night.
</p><p>7 Sunday
Raining last night and at intervaks in AM thawing a lot. got frosty by night and stormy. Mr McViear in AM from {large blank space possibly erased} and in evening from {blank space} on Marta :uther "straight out men" in school rooms so {illegible} lights {blank space} Ch collection 25
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>February 8 Monday Forward
Exceedingly cold frosty day. sunny. Willie went down got tooth filled 50 paid back ale 25 spools J. Woods 12. Fraser fisher and I went down in sleigh for coal didnt get any. Will came up with us. we cut wood in PM.
</p><p>9 tuesday
Very cold frosty sunny day. We broke, plowed, road over to other barn in AM and in P.M. Willie brought up two loads manure from Steels got at Dan Websters whiffletree irons 40 at Phillips salve stuff for horse 8cts stamp 2 Willie got from Seharins money for margold sold on 3rd $5.75 got coal oil at armstrongs ale 35cts Statement of goods received from eatons for money sent on 19th Jan. $10.12 worth due bill for beloved 38cts
</p><p>10 Wednesday
Cold frosty sunny day. Willie took 10 bags chop to Wilams in AM and brought up load name from steels took some strew down to Beese . In PM he went down for chop 50 and brought up Jersey heifer from Hunks paid $6.00 for it Mary down in PM. We went up to Sindals at night they were out at home
</p><p>11 Thursday
Cold frosty sunny day. Willie took down load strew to Wansborough in AM $3.00 In PM we brought our load hay from other barn. Mother up in PM Bella went down with her. Willie at {illegible} at night. I buried dead steer
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>February 12 Friday
Frosty day sunny a little cloudy in PM. Willie took box load straw down to Andrew Stevens showed Glen to horse buyers {illegible} and brought up 4 or 5 bags coal from home. In PM we all went down town showed Glen to two Muskoka house buyers. Mary paud $15.00 on Russell ale and got {crossed out illegible} 2 1/4 {illegible} tweed $135 1 broom 30 living canvas paid at with 10lbs butter @ 16 $$1.60 balance cash. Willie got iron mended at Lemplins 10. Hugh Cameron here in evening on way back from {illegible} took Mr Evesly there from for Galt.
</p><p>13 Saturday
East Wind, cold. We hauled out 6 loads manure 4 from pig pen to pile no 7. Mary went down in evening, I went down town at night looked at some fur coats in Steels postage 7
</p><p>14 Sunday
Stormy, snowing. very stormy at night and snowing again. Mr McViear preached in AM from Erel. a time for war a sermen on Russo Japan War. and in evening from Psa 56:11. 3rd sermen on straight out {illegible} John Knox. Missionary call 1100 church 25
</p><p>15 Monday
Very cold frosty and stormy. Steels sent up 2 fun coats I took them down brought up a wambat took it down in PM brought up a dog {illegible}. took back to Websters 2 inns paid 20
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>February 16 Tuesday Forward
Exceedingly cold frosty stormy day. I took down chop to Curlies in AM. In PM Mrs Duaine came up told us she was until wal {illegible} to be got in town on ale of railroad blockade. I drove up to Bob Luidale got lend of bag coal from {illegible} for her toole it and her down then went down town got ale handle at Dan Websters 25cts. Stuff got at Russells on Friday and Motel 1.88
</p><p>17 Wednesday
Fine sunny day very frosty. We lengthened hay stack and took down load hay to Andrew Steners in AM and one to Steel Bros in PM. Brought up chop from Curlies and rolls extra for what I missed before.
</p><p>18 Thursday
Cold day sunny, Willie and Fraser Fisher took ton of hay over to letters in AM. In PM I drive down in cutter went to station for coal too late got 2 bags at home took one to Mrs Duaine one have. I got at Dan Webster mitts 40 2 feed measures 30 paid for ale handle got yesterday 25 git a scales 2 hay tickets 20. Mary, Bella, and I {illegible} up at Lindales at night
</p><p>19 Friday
Fine sunny frosty day. Dave Allan here we killed sow 10cts Bella and Mary down town in PM at Milne Curlies etc. Lady White calved yesterday white heifer
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>February 20 Saturday
Fine sunny day thawing in the sun. We worked at making wide box for sleigh. I went down town at night paid Armstrong ale in full to-date 62 paid Phillips ale $5.72 got game Flinch 50 Bella and MAry down in PM got at Armstrongs corn meal 25 crock 25. Sold 16 hogs to Scherio 4.50 and rise got $1.10
</p><p>21 Sunday
Thawing to-day raining some at night Mr McViear preached in AM from 1 mo God is light none of us down in evening
</p><p>22 Monday
Frosty again stormy blustering snow. Willie went down in cutter in Am got at Websters 2 pails 60 1 mended 15 2 fork hands 25 dug fork 50 bolts 2 cts at Steels on ale gautlets 2.75 sugar 50. I went down in PM got 460lbs coal from Hamilton on ale and 200 from Willie {illegible}. {illegible} calved yesterday roan heifer
</p><p>23 Tuesday
Mild day. more snow last night snowing to-day. We fixed rack and took load straw down to Smith "lumber dealer" and brought up from Lemplins 2 iron rods etc 5 oats on ale
</p><p>24 Wednesday
Cold day, Sunny. We loaned van Magwood our stock rack to bring cow from Jacksons 'sale' We brought load hay over from other barn in AM. In PM I went down for Fred Armstrong for Jamie, she was
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>February 24 continued Thursday Forward
sick and slipped her colt. Fred came up afterwards gave her some midicine she was very weak. Mary and I went down to Mrs Duarris in evening to party
</p><p>25 thursday
Exceedingly cold day frosty sunny. We put up chop in AM Willie took it down in PM I went with him and went to Jim Wilson funeral . Willie went down for chop again 40 took 2 bags potatoes to A Armstrongs coal oil curlies 23
</p><p>26 friday
cold frosty day. We finished hay rack and wide box in sleigh. I went down in PM in sleigh took mother down took 6lbs butter over to Nellies for George McLutgre Toronto who is sick and brought uo load {illegible} from Besse
</p><p>27 Saturday
Fine sunny day thawing a little in sun cloudy and windy at night. We hauled out 4 loads manure from box stall to-day and fitted some double windows. Mr faulburn in to see Glen. Mr Smith in paid me for straw took to him Tuesday $3.00 Mrs Remols 'look agast' here for dnner Bella gave order for book. Willie down town at night got money from A. Stephens for hay delivered on 17.5 cts
</p><p>28 Satursday
Thawing all day cloudy Mr McViear preached in Am from tert I hear in
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>February 28 continued Sunday Forward
my body the marks of the Lord Jesus and in evening judges a sermon in Sainson Only Willie down at night Mary not well stayed down home thunder + lightning last night
</p><p>29 Monday
Exceedingly stormy day east wind hailing and snowing and blowing not very frosty lightning and thunder at night. We fitted more double windows and minced them. Patrice calved this evening
</p><p>March 1 Tuesday
Milder, cloudy, stormy in morning calm by night. Willie went down town in AM got glass putty etc for storm windows and turpentine at Mennies on ale brought up Mary. In PM we put up 10 bags chop and 6 bags Potatoes and Willie took them down potatoes to Armstrongs. Mr and Mrs Hay over in evening
</p><p>2 Wednesday
Fine sunny day thawing all day. Willie went to Rutherfords to see a horse he has for sale got dinner there then went to Hustrings then back, He got $5.00 from Fairbairn on Glen which we sold to him on Monday for $165.00 I went up to Juo Clarkes sale in PM
</p><p>3 Thursday
Thunder lightning and heavy rain last night soft in morning got gradually colder snowing and one of the stormmier days this winter. very frosty by night a grain
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<td>1904</td>
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<td>Received</td>
<td>Paid</td>
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<td>March</td>
<td>3</td>
<td>continued Thursday Forward<br />Matt Mc Clanahan and Harry Webster up in AM putting larger heat pipe and register in dining room. Willie went down in sleigh got chop at Curtiss 50 harness mended at McDermotts 20 Lucy shod at Templins on {afc?} 20 and brought up from home 2 bags coal took one in to Mrs. Quarrie's put glass in some of storm windows to-day.</td>
<td>319.05</td>
<td>286.47<br /><br />.70</td>
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<td>4</td>
<td>Friday<br />Calm and not so cold. Willie took load straw down to Besse and got rest of glass for double windows in Nichols cost $1.40. In PM Willie and Fraser Fisher went up to Rennies and Dick Mc{Sellers?} to look at horses, took Frasers outfit. In evening Edith and Annie Allan Jennie Clark and Fraser were here. Willie got at Armstrongs on {afc?} chocklate {chocolate} nuts 15 cts.</td>
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<td>1.40</td>
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<td></td>
<td>5</td>
<td>Saturday<br />Cloudy east wind not very frosty. We went up to {illegible} and Rogersons to see horses in AM in PM hauled two loads manure back to pile and brought over load hay. Bella went down in PM. Willie downtown at night got {illegible} Phillips 15 and putty & points at Mennies 8 cts on {afc?} Storm windows got from Stewart 9.90</td>
<td></td>
<td> .15<br /><br />9.90</td>
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<td></td>
<td>6</td>
<td>Sunday<br />Cloudy, raining, thawing. Mr. McVicar preached in AM from "The seed is the word of God" a sermon in the bible.</td>
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<td></td>
<td>319.05</td>
<td>298.62</td>
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>continued Sunday forward
</p><p>In evening all the churches except R.C. united in St. Andrews for <s>ceremony?</s> {ceremony?} of {B&T.B.8?} adress given by McVican Smith and Hamilton. All down at night. Collector 20
</p><p>Monday Thawing all day raining most of day misty. We cleared {Timothy seed?} in AM and in PM hauled back 2 loads manure and brought back load hay for calves. We plowed the road. We {illegible} all over at hays in evening.
</p><p>Tuesday Forsty to-day again Sunny, thawing some in sunshine. We handed back {4?} loads manure in AM and in Pm went down town in sleigh went up to {statue?} to see a horn {illegible} had to see them bought up load manure from Fred Armstrong Belle and Mary down town in PM Took 22 lbs butter down to Russeld @15 330 butter and spool in Steels 28 took day eggs To {Anthonys?} 20 got eat cake 10 soap 15 oranges 25 hard
</p><p>Wednesday Strong mist wind sunny in AM snowing in PM. frosty. We got up two loads manure from Fred Armstrong and ten bays chop from {Cubin maps?} Willi got Lucy Shod at Hodges 10 ct
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</p><p>1904 Received Paid
</p><p>March 10 Thursday Forward Strong east wind all day snowing at times frosty. Willi took load of furnituredown for {illegible} Hay They are moving to new house in {Turgus?} south Ruin {illegible} McRee and Jesse {Bowly?} also {heefing?}. In PM we brought up another load manure from F Armstrongs. Hugh Cameron here for dinner en route to Galt. Billy Webster in in PM for Pedigree of Quarrie.
</p><p>11 Friday Cloudy day frosty, east wind. we hauled 2 loads manure from F. Armstrong took Bella down home in morning. Willie down at library at night
</p><p>12 Saturday Cloudy in morning sunny day frosty. Willi took load straw to A. Armstrong $1.80 and brought up load manure from Steels in PM took load straw to A. Stephens and brought up load manure from them. I went to Jno. Chapman's sale went up with Jno Black down with A Boys. Hugh Cameron here for tea on road home from Galt.
</p><p>13 Sunday Fine Sunday frosty. thawing considerable in sun. Mr McVicar preached in AM from Rev. Blessed are the dead - not from their labors and their works do follow them and Mr Muller at night from "Come see the {illegible} where The {Lords?} lay! both funeral sermons on death of Mrs {Illegible} who died on 11th. Missionary collection $1.00
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Monday forward Cloudy morning strong east wind developed into {fine?} snow storm in PM. not very frosty I took 9 hogs (sold to {Carted Nou?} 21/03) down thy {winged?} 1410 @ 480 6765 {bad are?}{illegible} 14 {Reward?} from {illegible} once {illegible} which Willi took down go to-day $160.00 Willi got Emory {illegible} to bring us up 2 bags coals (Hamilton) and me me for Ms {Name}. I went to H. Matthews sale in PM buy {illegible} home coming 8 years old for $141.00 called Scott Mrs Dr Smellie found to.day.
</p><p>Tuesday Mild cloudy thawing a little. Willi went down with Susy and Scott took 3 lbs butter to {name} to take {illegible} came back with our sleigh from {Magroads?} then went over to {Allent Burp?} and back. He took some straw to Stub and 3 bags potatoes to Armstrongs. In PM I took some straw to Stephens and brought up load manure from Stils. took it back and brought over load hay for calves. Many down home in PM postage 2
</p><p>Friday Fine sunny day pretty frosty thawing a little in sun. We took load hay down to Alex Willi in AM and me down to Ms Felkin in P.M. and brought up 4 bags coal from {statin?} 3 here and 3 for Ms Guaine. Bella down here in PM. ...
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Thursday forward Sunny A.M. cloudy P.M. frosty. I took load hay down to A. Stephens in AM got 2 hay tickets 20. In PM we brought our 2 loads hay far from other barn. Father up after dinner C. {name} came up for him to make out a lease. Girls down in PM got at {stels?} dress good 76
</p><p>Friday More snow last night drifted trains blocked a little again. We killed sick sheep skinned it took it down in sleigh sold it to Reenen for 75 To get 6 00 lbs stove coal from {ll?}. Wilkie on {up?} got box {illegible} tablets for cols 25. In PM {one?} went with Scott in {cutter?} to D. Sullivans {name} to see colts abo to Matthews paid him for Scott $13400
</p><p>Saturday Cloudy snowing a lot raining a lottle. We took down 11 bags chop to Carlis and brought up load manure from Stephens got on {illegible} at A Armstrong {cake?} {illegible} and so to {illegible} got Wilkie hay ticked 10 {illegible} got $580 from Ms Felkir for hay. In PM took sow our to {illegible} ten I went down for {Shop?} paid it and also 9th $1.10 took Mary down got 2 bags apples at {Garris?}
</p><p>Sunday Cloudy. frosty. Dr Wardrobe preached in AM from same as Mr Mc. Vicor last Sunday Willi at {name} at night made choir text but took plains looked towards {Illegible}. I at home all day (wild in head). {Wigool?} to cripple 20 {Illegible} cull 10
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Monday forward Strong east wind not very frosty. cloudy. {title/honorific} Mc Cullah up all day {papering?} parlor. We hauled back {illegible} seven loads manure. Bella went down home night.
</p><p>Tuesday Thunder and lightning and heavy rain last night cloudy day misty at times thawing considerable. We hauled back 3 loads manure in AM and in PM went to Murphy {illegible} sale. Jane Thomps delivered wall paper today {title/honorific} Mc Cullah finished graining {doorsite?} in PM had him in full $3.00. Willi brought up mother she is staying all night. Paid Jes Sanderson for {Institute?} ticked for 19 04 25
</p><p>Wednesday Fine sunny day frosty at both ends thawing in the middle. Robins {meaded onto?} {illegible} around We hauled back 8 loads manure. Mary and mother went down in Cutter in PM and Mary and Bella came up. They took 16 lbs butter over to Mc. Vickers.
</p><p>Thursday Fine sunny day frosty but thawing in sun warm in PM. We took down 11 bags chop to Curlis brought up load manure from Besse. In PM I went to Farmers sale. A Scotchman in in PM. selling brass goods bought 4 yds {serge?} $6.50 and 4 yds $3.60 Willie took back load manure in P.M. Mr Smith up to see about getting some hay. Got co<s>o</s>al oil from Reeves lately 23
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Friday forward Rain last night cloudy, thawing all day raining in PM roads getting bad. I took load hay down to Mrs Stewart got for it 17 50 lbs $7.25 weighing 10 gave Mrs. Felkin $1.00 back on hay brought up 810 lbs coal for Mrs {Guanie?}. In PM Willie and I went to {Huxleys?} sale I bought hamers 35 cents
</p><p>Saturday Frosty day cloudy windy snowing in PM I took load hay down to Smith 1650 lbs $16 60 {werg?} hung 10. brought up chop from Curliss In PM I went to C. Kays sale bought hamers $5.00 side saddle 25 gems 30 hay 10 book 10 Willi down town at night {illegible} 25
</p><p>Sunday Fine day. Mr Mc. Vicor preached in AM from Sol. Song 2.15 a sermon to children and in evening from Isa 11.9. Bella stayed down all night. Frosty night
</p><p>Monday Frosty day cloudy sunny and snowing {intimes?}. David Allan and I each took load of furniture to Statin for Charli {illegible} who is moving to Toronto to-morrow {ave?} got dinner there. I brought over load calf hay from other barn.. Mrs. Dunn and Miss {name} over for tea in PM.
</p><p>Tuesday Snowing heavy in AM cloudy, sunshine
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>continued Tuesday forward in PM clouded over again thaing to-day We cleared seed mended harness ate in AM and in PM hauled back and spread 5 loads manure Scott to Jamie. Bella and Mary called on Mrs Clark PM.
</p><p>Wednesday Thawing a lot to-day warm sunny and cloudy. We hauled back 2 loads manure and spread them and made a new road below other barn in AM In PM we took down 11 bags chop and girls. brought up 1510 lbs coal from Chapman then went down again for chop paid it and g 6th $1.05 brought up tbl salt from Armstrongs and Mary. Bella stayed down Got collars mended at McDermots 15 try & hame irons 10 Mary got at Philips Liorie 10 borax 5 at W.F.M.S. meeting 75 ts
</p><p>Thursday raining in AM misty in PM cloudy all day thawing. W e cleaned seed oats mended harness etc.. Diek Kelekan and Jim Haly up in PM for small load hay. Willie went down home at night got money from Stephens re Richardson for hay delivered March 17 $9.10 Yhis has been the {wintrist?} within on record the coldest the most constant and the most snow Winter from the middle of November to end of March A winter of railroad blockades and coal {illegible}
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Friday forward Cloudy. raining in AM somethunder thawing considerable to-day. We cleared grain in AM when Mr Rudd {p?} Almer came in to buy some turnips. Willi Black came in with his sleigh. We got load on ont of root horse. They got dinner here. In PM we took them down using Scott in place of Blacks {Serngdie?} whcih crowded. 50 bushels @ 10 to $5.00 Willi and Mary drove down in evening in Old Cutter.
</p><p>Saturday West wind snowing and blowing frosty at night. We cleared seed oats to-day. Weighed cattle in PM.
</p><p>Sunday Windy cold thawing very little in our Sacrament Sunday. Mr Mc Vicor preached in AM from 1 Peter 1:11 last clause. and in evening to {curited?} congregation from "He is not here. He is risen" proof of the resurection. Willi {Fin?} down home P.M.
</p><p>Monday Fine sunny day thawing a lot. We broke a road through the lane backs and hauled from other barn two box loads of floor stuff old hay seeds etc. In PM Willi and Fraser Fislor took load hay over to {F islan} received for it $2.00 then took back load manure. I went to Easter party given by {mens?} at Hospital in evening.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Tuesday forward Fine sunny day frosty last night warm day thawing a lot. We hauled back 9 loads manure to-day spread it.. Bella and Mary down town in PM with Susy in old cutter got at Russel {doer?} goods $2.50 tooth brush 15 atStals spool 5 Philip soup 25 sugar cream {illegible} 55 foots 30 {oats?} buttons at Dans. I got from Mrs {name} yesterday $1.10 for coal gave her in {writer?} Paid furnace draft last week 70.00
</p><p>Wednesday Cloudy day a little rain in PM we hauled and spread 8 loads manure. Sheep had a lamb yesterday first this season
</p><p>Thursday Cloudy in AM and misty sunny in PM thawing a lot. We hauled bale and spread 6 loads manure 3 from boxstall. Took papers up to Allans at nigh. Daisy {j?} Fergus calved to-day heifer room. Steph had two lambs to-day.
</p><p>Friday Cloudy day raining in PM cool in AM. Thawing a lot to-day. We hauled over two loads of young cattle hay from other barn in AM and in P.M. cleared again.
</p><p>Saturday Cloudy rain and sunshine, thunder lightning dark clouds hail in PM thawing a lot
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>continued Saturday forward We put up chop I took it down to Carlis got dinner at home {<s>lare?</s>}. Took 3 brushels oats to mill @ 30 ts paid for chop 60 balance 40 Took 1 1/2 brushels oats to Armstrongs Traded for oatmeal got Scott shod at Hodge 10 ts brought up bag flour from Armstrongs on {afc?} 5 {illegible} get chop done. Willi got 17 brushels {Bouenga?} oats from Dave Allen $5 25. {Name} up for 1 lbs butter and day eggs {mafe?}. No sleighing in town Willi and Mary down town at night Mary stayed down.
</p><p>Sunday Cold day. Mr McVicar preached on AM from {Jno?} 3:7. and in evening from {Jno?} 3:18. middle clause the difficulties of unbelief. We walked to-day Collectin to {misim?} $100
</p><p>Monday Cloudy cold thawing, snowing. We took back load manure apread it went over to Mikes. Alex Moir Assessor here in PM also Leo. Handerson to see if we would buy his mare he wanted $250.00 for her
</p><p>Tuesday Cold cloudy day snow last night and snowing at intervals to-day frosty. We took our timothy seed over to {Title/Honorific} McKas and cleaned it in their will Willie went down for chop at Curlis. We cleaned {Wanty?} oats in PM. Another lamb this morning.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Wednesday forward Cold frosty day. snowing some sunshine in. PM thawing some. We brought from other barn two loads hay in AM and one in PM. Martha Dix died to-day. Mr Quanie here for tea.
</p><p>Thursday Cold frosty day sunny in PM thawing in sunshine. Willi and I went to Elora house show in P.M. Bella and Mary went over to Dix's afternoon to see Martha. Bought at Richardsons Elora butter papers 5
</p><p>Friday. Snowing to-day. heavy in PM {wirtry?}. We cleaned grain in AM In PM I went to Martha Dix's funeral in buggy. Paid S. Rafter for Ballymore sewire 12.00
</p><p>Saturday Sleighing again all over cold day sunny, thawing a little. I took down 9 bags chop to Curlis and 13 32/34 bushels oats @ 2 9 {etc?} brushel $4.03 chop 45 and brought up 960 lbs coal for Mr Quarrie from Hamilton. Paid for weighing turnips April let 10. In PM I took load <s>turnips</s> wood down home and brought up chop got at Armstrongs in afe graham flour 25 biscuits 1 lb 9 got from Calahan for hay got 31 at March $2.00. Willie down town at night paid Willie for coal in full 8.08 received from him for hay delivered March 6.73 got at Philips {Birn?} & wire bottle 75 post cards 5 {niffle?} 5
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1904 Rosmead Diary
</p><p>April 17 Sunday {forward?} Cold frsoty air, sunny thawing in sun mostly {illegible} on road. We took {buggy?} down {Silrey?} of Toronto preached in AM from Jno 3:16. and in evening from "Where thine is no vision the people perish" Oh {colbetim?} 1.0
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>18 Monday Fine day cloudy and sunny thawing considerable. We brought over load of hay from other barn in {sleigh?} made hot bed etc. Hugh Cameron down in PM he and Willie drove over to Tom Broadfort to see his horses. {Lowland?} 2 3 d
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>19 Tuesday Winter, snowing and blowing ground covered with snow very {illegible} and cold at night again. We cleaned oud oats in A.M. and I went to Sherwoods oak in PM.
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>20 Wednesday Cold frosty day sunny thawing {in?} {illegible} We cleaned oud oats in AM. {illegible} wood in {bush?} in PM and Willi drove Bella down Town and home they got at Armstrongs {illegible} sugar {5'0?} soda {5'?} {illegible} at {illegible}. At Longs {velvet?} 33 Cousin Jams Ross of Walkerton down home yesterday. Butter sold to Phillips $4.64. {illegible} $2.56 $7.20 Receipt book from Mrs Randell $1.00 save to Bible {illegible} in March to Dr Rogers $2.00 {illegible} March 8 386
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Rosmead Diary
</p><p>1904 Received Paid
April 21 Thursday Forward
Frosty morning got warmer, fine sunny day thawing considerable. I took down 11 bags chop to Carlies and some straw to Besse in AM. got dinner at home and brought up chop in PM 55 Sold to ragman old rubbers rags etc 7 ets Paid Mr Pick for spinning wheel 15 Mother up in PM stayed for tea We used waggon to-day first time Willies rubbers soled at M.Beth 40
<br />
<br />
</p><p>22 Friday Fine sunny day cool wind thawing considerable. Stage came down on runners lots snow in country yet. Mostly wheels on road. Willie brought up load manure from Steels in AM got Lucy shod 10 cts at Hodges got my rubbers mended at McBeth and plair laces 30. I mended door at othr barn. In PM Willi drove girls down in buggy then we went over to Gerri to see homes and up to {illegible} Mary stayed down.
<br />
<br />
</p><p>23 Saturday Fine warm sunny day cloudy and raining some in AM. We filled {our?} 12 bags potatoes in AM and willi took them down to {illegible} @ 80 cts bag trade and brought {illegible} load {illegible} from {Berre?} We took back load from pig pen. found {illegible} lost Dec 29. Willie downtown at night got at Woods 2 hars 1⁷⁵'{8²⁵?}{illegible²⁵}
</p></div>
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</p><p>April 24 Sunday {tonwond?} Cloudy raining at times warmer than has been. {In Hall N Rockwood?} preached in AM from Ino 3:16. None of us down at night: raining.
<br />
<br />
</p><p>25 Monday Cloudy and sunny cool.{illegible} I took load {illegible} down in AM 52 bushels paid for weighing it and Ian Wilkihay ²⁰ In PM we brought in rest of {pit?}- also straw from it then brought our load hay from other {lam?}. I brought up from {Annotrugo?} 48 {ils?} clover 48 and 12 alsike Willie and I drove up to James Skarks at night to his three year old filly.
<br />
<br />
</p><p>26 Tuesday Fine sunny day. windy. frost last night thawing. WIllie {illegible} with 3 {horses?} JL find to day. I got 19 {illegible} ready to sow. Bella and Mary down town in PM got at Songs {in?} pair {illegible} embroidery ¹⁵' {traid?⁹}
<br />
<br />
</p><p>27 Wednesday Fine sunny day windy. Lucy {came?} with swollen foot. I went to Tom Broadfoots {m'} {illegible} bought {illegible} {red calt?} (Dick) {illegible} he brought it down. We plowed in pit and {dished} in {N62 AM?}. IN PM Willie finished {illegible} and {honoured?} {illegible} with Jammie Scott and Dick. Some snow in country yet. Road to {illegible} dry mostly.
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</p><p>April 28 Thursday Cloudy day sprinkling of rain {alternates?}{intervals?} throughout day. We {illegible} with 19 horse seeder 1/2 g. J.L field and {harvested?} it sowing {illegible} and black {burly?} mixed 1 1/2 {brushels?} and clover and {illegible} feed. Willi {whaled?} down to Dr {Armstrong?} in PM got powder for Jennie. got at Longs & {Siekpods?} ¹⁰ {illegible} . Mother and {Mrs?} Phillips our for tea.
</p><p><br />
29 Friday Rain last night cloudy day drying through day. I took 10 bags {illegible} down in AM 50 cts {Cunlis?} and Willie and {Fraser?} took one half {ton?} hay over to {Fishers?} PM we brought over load hay from other barn. Mary and Bella down town in PM sold to {Russello?} 12 1/2 {illegible} 30 {ils?] {illegible} 4.20 bought hats 4⁴⁵' {flannel?} ⁴⁴ pants ¹.²⁵ dress at Steels $7.00 Licorice at Phillips ¹⁰ Button {illegible} Park Blackwell 12⁷³
</p><p><br />
30 Saturday Cloudy day a sprinkle rained at times. We finished J.L field and sowed 2 1/2 acres {Waverly?} onto {No. 7.E?}. 4 horses in seeder. Willie and Bella down town at night Bella stayed down Willie got at Armstrongs {illegible} at {illegible} {elm?} ⁵
</p><p>A very backward spring very few started seeding yet we got only 10 {illegible} sowed {in a?} {illegible}
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>May 1 Sunday Forward
Fine sunny day warm. Mr McViear preached in AM from Bear ye one another burdens Every man shall bear his own burden, and Cast your burden upon the Lord and in evening from his name he shall be called Wonderful
</p><p>2 Monday
Fine sunny day warm. We cultivated and honoured No 2. Willie and MAry down town in PM in buggy got at Russels cottmade 10 at Mills meat 450 at Woods dry goods 29 at Steels on ale HCloth 60 velvet 20 at Armstrongs on ale 48lbs Mammoth clover 700 10lbs Dutch 250 96lbs {illegible} 4.00 1/2 brushed Red {illegible} 437 pair dollar boots for one at Russells on ale
</p><p>3 Tuesday
Very fine sunny wam day. We sowed no 2 with bonanza oats {illegible} Brazilian and seeded it down with Clover and timothy also seeded fuel what. Lizzie McDonald up all day sewing at dress etc
</p><p>4 Wedesday
Warm sunny day. Snow drifts after more thick still in brush. Willie harrowed No 2 and cultivated half of No 5. I cleaned grain. Lizzie McDonald up all day saving Mary downtown in AM got at Woods dress goods 1.65 paid 1.00 on it got at Steels lining 37cts. Steels rig up for some straw
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</p><p>May 5 Thursday {forward?} Very warm day hot as summer. We {harowed?}, sowed with {illegible} and black {branley?} mixed and {harowed?} half of it again north half of south field. Siggie Mi Donald up all day paid her 100 Mother up in P.M.
</p><p><br />
6 Friday Very warm sunny day. Wille cultured and harowed lower half of South field I cleaned oud grain etc. Went over to Ryan on what see if he ould wash sheep to {illegible}
</p><p>7 Saturday Very warm sunny day. We finished seeding South field to-day sowed {illegible} oats and {illegible} wheat mixed in bottom half added all down with {illegible} Mammoth clover and German clover. I went down on wheel paid Jim Broadfoot for {Dielk?} got April 17th $150.00 got lace etc at J Woods 25. {illegible} 5 I {illegible} on Sunday St in P.M.
</p><p>8 Sunday Fine sunny in AM rained in PM Anniversary services in our church today {illegible} J.P Sealt of Toronto preached in AM from "Blessed is he who shall not be offended in me" and in evening from Rev 1:17. Bella down at night. We gave collection for church debt ${15.30?} Willie gave at {night?} {illegible}
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>May 9 Monday Forward
Cloudy day raining some at times very windy in PM colder to-day good growth, grain up. I hauled two loads manure up from town in AM one from Steels one from Smalls took straw to Steels In PM Mr Ryle came in bought our 3 cattle @ 495 for cut to be delivered next Monday recieved on them $500 we hauled over bag from other barn in PM Put load manure on garden and plowed it . Willie down home in evening in whul
</p><p>10 Tuesday
sunny and cloudy raining a little at times cool. Willie took straw down to Berse in AM and brought up load manure. I plowed garden with Dick and we planted potatoes 7 rows & {illegible}3rd row from fare everett potato got him ottowa and 4 rows N.W.end. PM willie worked marigold land . mother up in PM told us cousin George McIntgre of toronto was dead. set her to night
</p><p>11 wednesday
cool day sunny in PM. father and I went to Toronto to Geo McIntgres funeral. he was burried in Mnt Pleasant cemetary We got tea at Mrs Sandhams stayed all night at Arthurs expenses to-day fare 3.30 other 10 {illegible}5 Willie plowed in No 4 marigold land. mother stayed up all night
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1904 Rosmead Diary
</p><p>May 12 Thursday {forward?} Cool sunny and cloudy. Father and I went up to Richmond Hill saw Uncle {illegible} Aunt Carie and Mabel. Came back to {illegible} evening train express {60 5 15 ?} Willie down town to day got at Armstrongs an {apron?} {illegible} 15 {illegible} 5
</p><p>13 Friday Fine sunny in AM clouded warm PM rained in evening warmer today. We rolled {mangold?} land and made a fur {illegible} also sowed oats in No {2E?} where it {illegible} to finish. Bella and Mary down town in PM got at Russels hat 1.35 got at Steels {illegible} 2 {illegible}
</p><p>14 Saturday Drizzling rain all AM. cloudy all day. We finished sowing No {2E?} {Boals?} brought over load hay. In PM I fixed fence in No 4. Willie and Mary went down town got butter {among?} from Argo 1.60 {illegible} Willie got from {WmBeathic?} for turnips shipped April 25th $5.²⁰ and from Ian Wickis for hay sold April 16 3¹⁰. Willie brought up from Russellls {illegible} ⁷⁵ Dry goods ⁴⁴ sold 29 days {ago?} ²⁹
</p><p>15 Sunday Cool cloudy and sunny. Mr {William?} preached AM from Suffer little children to come unto me.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1904 Rosmead Diary
</p><p>May 15 continued Sunday {illegible} A sermon to children and a funeral sermon for George Mills who died last week and in evening from Colossians 1:28. {Auntie?} down home for dinner.
</p><p>16 Monday Cool cloudy day. We took 3 cattle down sold to Kyle on 9th the weighed 3850 lbs @ 4.75 for cut $82.75 Received {illegible} paid for weighing 15. In PM I finished drilling for marigold and brought up load {illegible} from Smalls. Will Byers over {in coming?} {illegible} we paid him 50 cts. Willi bought {illegible}
</p><p>17 Tuesday {illegible} last night. Sunny day. warmer We brought up 3 loads {illegible} Willi up at Allans with Lucy in PM handing out {illegible} with {spreader?} Mary got at Woods {illegible} goods 47 meat at Mills 40 at Steels {illegible} butter and {illegible} $1.68
</p><p>18 Wednesday Cloudy day raining at intervals from ten O'Clock and heavy in evening I went up to D.Allans with {Dontt?} in AM {illegible}. Willi harrowed in No7. In PM Willi went over to Joe {illegible}
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1904 Rosmead Diary
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td> 
<p>May
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>19
</p><p><br />
</p><p>20
</p><p><br />
</p><p>21
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
22
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>Thursday onwards Lots of rain last night cloudy day. I took down two pigs sold to Scheris Feb 20 weighed 360 17 45 weighing 4 skinned sheep found dead this morning sold to Scheris 65. In PM Willie brought up load manure from Smalls then I took one back from home. I went to Managers meeting at night.
</p><p>Friday Cloudy in morning cleared off windy Willie at Allan till middle PM with Scott helping with manure then they brought spreader down here. I hauled back 7 loads and spread them then 4 loads with spreader Mary down town in PM got at Armstrongs m afe $2.40 and at Steels {illegible}
</p><p>Saturday Fine warm sunny day. Willi plowed No7 W in AM Perrin Plow in PM. We spread 5 loads manure with spreader then plowed. I fixed fences. I went down town at night got at Glens 3 tickets for {wentions?} at Phillips post cards 5 at Stals on afe suns goods 21 cts at Armstrongs mafe wns and shorts to be sent up Monday. Edith Allan brought up spods
</p><p>Sunday Sunny and cloudy raining at night thunder lightning and heavy rain. Mr Miller preached in AM from Mark 4:40 and {illegible} at night from Jno 17:21 {illegible} Missionary collection $1.00
</p>
</td>
<td> </td>
<td> 
<p>Received
882
</p><p><br />
</p><p>17
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
840
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>73
</p><p><br />
</p><p>45
</p><p>65
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
83
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>Paid
770
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>1
</p><p><br />
</p><p>1
772
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>26
</p><p><br />
</p><p>4
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>00
</p><p><br />
</p><p>00
40
</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table></div>
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<p>1904 Received Paid
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td> 
<p>May
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>23
</p><p><br />
</p><p>24
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>25
</p><p><br />
</p><p>26
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>Monday Forward
cloudy in AM sunny in PM. Willie brought up 2 loads manure one from Steels one from Besse in AM took down 4 26/40 bags potatoes to Armstrong Bros. Mr Fort brought up cow and shirts and tookdown 12 dog eggs @ 13cts
</p><p>Tuesday
Very fine sunny day warm. victoria day. we sowed corn and pease today in NO 7. Fred Paulin and Jessie and Leslie Dodge here for dinner Willie fair and Fred. {illegible} Faher and mother up to-day. Willie and girls went to entertainment in town hall at night. I went to grounds in PM admittance 25cts czme up with Willie Fair Willie and girls down Monday night got at Steels on ale dress goods 130 hair sheep sheers at Memmies on ale 80 meet at nills 42cts
</p><p>Wednesday
fine warm sunny day. willie hamed pease anc corn and rolled them then we spread 28 loads of manure from hill and 1 from have 30 in all with shreader. sold to Jackson gal cream 70 cts I went downtown in buggy and home paid father rent for 1903.9640
</p><p>Thursday
Windy sunny and cloudy thunder shower about 5PM. we spread 8 loads manure then willie plowed . jesse bowley willie and i washed our and his sheep in PM paid him 50cts
</p>
</td>
<td> </td>
<td> 
<p>840
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
841
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>83
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>70
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
53
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>772
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
96
</p><p><br />
</p><p>869
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>40
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
25
</p><p>42
</p><p><br />
</p><p>40
</p><p>50
</p><p>97
</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table></div>
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<p>1904 Received Paid
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td> 
<p>May
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>27
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
28
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
29
</p><p><br />
30
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>Friday
Cool sunny day. We took 16 cattle up to Jonn Wilsons 11 at 50cts per mouth and 5 at 1.10 per month for pasture. We brought up mother in buggy on road back. 7 other at Guelph. In PM we cut seed potatoes and Willie plowed and harrowed the lard. I drobe Bella down to Chinese sovial at night 15cts, got 2 dog eggs from Adam Armstrong for setting
</p><p>Saturday
Fine sunny day. We planted 10 rows potatoes to-day in No7. Bella and Mary downtown in PM got at Steels good on ale 2.43 at Russells Maryhat on ale 2.90 at Phillips Carbolin acid 20 {illegible} glass at Nichols 7. Willie down town at night got bicycle clips {illegible} 10 I went down with team in Am got at Armstrongs mak 3 lbs {illegible} turnips seed 60 got Seott shod at Saccplus on ale 20
</p><p>sunday
Fine sunny day. Mr McViear preached in AM from Hebrews 11:4 and in evening from 1 Peter 4:8 Ch collection 25
</p><p>Wednesday
Cloudy most day. Cool. Willie brought up load manure from Suralls I hauled back 2 from here: in PM we planted 4 more rows potatoes. Willie got reach at Lemphlis on ale 75ct Willie went down on wheel send away for patterns etc 22cts
</p>
</td>
<td> </td>
<td> 
<p>841
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>841
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>53
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>53
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>869
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>870
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>97
</p><p>15
</p><p>20
</p><p>7
</p><p>10
</p><p><br />
</p><p>25
</p><p>22
</p><p>96
</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table></div>
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<p>=== 1904 === Received Paid
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>  May
<p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p>
June</td>
<td>  31
<p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>1
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>2
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p>
3</td>
<td> Tuesday forward
<p>Cloudy day rain in P.M. and evening. cold day. We finished planting potatoes to-day 24 rows in all we got 1/2 bag potatoes American Champion from Jns{?} Hamilton paid 58 th planted them second row from corn. Mother up all day. I drove her down in buggy in evening. Willie took down load straws to Samphis in P.M. $30 w maple
</p><p><br />
Wednesday
</p><p>Cloudy day heavy rain all last night come in PM. we brought over load hay and paid stamps in other brass in A.M. {hard to read due to page cut in half on pdf} In PM I headed back and spread 5 loads manure. Willie went up to Allans for spreader in evening. Peter Spark here for tea.
</p><p>Thursday
</p><p>Cloudy day raining heavy in PM again very wet weather. We took 10 bags chop down to Colins and brought up spice from this Siblrns{?} Willie went down again for chop so got horns mended 20 neats hot oil 30 suap 5 ige 10 meat at Mills 25.{not quite sure what most of those words are} Mother up in PM. A horse buyer is in PM looking at horses. I went up to Tom Bradforts in PM see about Dicks leg. We took 3 each down home to plant to-night
</p><p><br />
Friday
</p><p>Fine sunny day. We hauled 3 loads manure from here and 18 from last pile finishing it took spreader back to Allans. Willie plowed some and harvested corn and potatoes
</p>
</td>
<td> </td>
<td> 
<p>841
</p>
841</td>
<td> 
<p>53
</p>
53</td>
<td> 
<p>870
</p>
872</td>
<td>  96
<p>50
</p><p>70
</p><p>45
</p><p>25
</p>
86</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table></div>
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<p>== 1904 == Received Paid
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td> June</td>
<td> 4
<p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>5
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>6
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>7
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p>
8</td>
<td>  Saturday forward
<p><br />
Cloudy and sunny a little rain in AM. misty at night We worked land made 28 drills and sowed them with Halls Wisttring Turnips. Willie down town at night got at foots cream tatar 5 cts and at Adam Armstrongs lemons 5 cts. Bella brought from S Dunbar florist asparagus jams
</p><p><br />
Sunday
</p><p>Cloudy and sunny Mr M; Vicar preached in AM from {large space here} and Mr M<sup>c</sup>Dutrh of Belwoodd to united congregation in St, Andrews at night from Joel 2:28 last clause Ms Samdham and Auntie at home for dinner coll {collection plate money} 10.
</p><p><br />
</p><p>Monday
</p><p>Cloudy a little rain at times Willie moved turnip land and harvested it. 2 cleaned cellar out wood etc. Mother up to day here last night Mary at home. I drove Mother down in evening and brought {quite faded} up Mary, got at foundry 2 pullys mended 25 at toots broom and yeast cakes 40
</p><p><br />
</p><p>Tuesday
</p><p>Cloudy and sunny. We hauled out 10 loads manure I shead{?} than and Willie clipped a sheep between loads.
</p><p><br />
</p><p>Wednesday
</p>
Cloudy all day rain last night and most AM. Saw M<sup>c</sup>Kee and Robert Phillis married to-day. L took back L loads </td>
<td> </td>
<td> 
<p>841
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p>
841</td>
<td> 
<p>53
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p>
53</td>
<td> 
<p>872
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p>
873</td>
<td> 
<p>86
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
10
</p><p>20
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>10
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>25
</p><p>40
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p>
91</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>62
</p>
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="1904_Received_Paid">1904 Received Paid</span></h3>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td> June</td>
<td> 
<p>8
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>9
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>10
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p>
11</td>
<td> continued
<p>Wednesday forwards
</p><p>manure around London street and one from Smalls. In PM. Willie drove Mary down town she got at Steads lane velvet spool 54 at Wards{?} coller 10 balance goods got Mary k<sup>th</sup> 65 ts Received for eggs at Wards 88 at Mills meat 25 stamp 2 Willie got at Midals{?} glass for ride dowr 55 got Lucy onod at Hodge & Jack M<sup>c</sup>Lellam called as he and Mr. M<sup>c</sup>Rum were mesuring the A.S.R. from Ammerk{?}
</p><p><br />
</p><p>Thursday
</p><p>Cloudy day some sunshine rain last night I took black sour up to W.K. Barnats in strock rack in A.M. Willie took Lucy down to Balghton Willie + air have for dinner. I karled brook 2 loads manure to no7 finishing it then got load moved took it down to Auntie in payment for bed me got form her, Mother up in P.M.
</p><p>Friday
</p><p>Fine sunnny day. Willie plowed balance of turnip land in A.M. and I went up to W.K. Bands for sow $1.00. Walter Cameron here for dinner he drove Willie Cameron down to station in P.M willie clipped 11 sheep I harvested turnup land. Bella brought 2 boxes of steks from Dumber 15. Got economy cheque for May Wilson & son
</p><p>Saturday
</p><p>Fine sunny day. we worked some more turnip land and sowed 18 more drills (near ontario) Willie went down on orchard{?} and
</p>
</td>
<td> </td>
<td> 
<p>841
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>9
</p><p><br />
</p><p>851
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>53
</p><p><br />
</p><p>80
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>44
</p><p><br />
</p><p>77
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>873
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>1
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>877
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>91
</p><p><br />
</p><p>64
65
27
75
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
00
</p><p>15
</p><p><br />
37
</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table></div>
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<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td> 
<p>June
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>11
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>12
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>13
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
14
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>continued Saturday forward
</p><p>got at Anstrys{?} on afs & lbs N.C. turnip seed on afe{?} at Lonys wller 10 rugs at Miss 5. Myrtle called last night bell ray ned. Around chivalrid Sam McRee in evening. Wilie finished clipping sheep to-day. I went down town at night in buggy
</p><p>Sunday
</p><p>Fine sunny day warm. Mr. McViar preached in AM from Ecodes 20.1 comment service of series of sermons on ten commandments at evening service a fine alarm broke up our church gathering it was a fire in years block but was soon put out. Messing {illegible?}
</p><p>Monday
</p><p>Fine sunny warm day clouded over by evening thunder lightning and rain. we sowed some more turnips and worked more land I went to Kenny Orr's funeral in P.M. Jennie & Eernest Sandham and little Norman up for dinner also mother who was up last night. Mary got at steels on aps dres yards $1.27 lemons 5 salmon 15 pd lrsianst & roe root 25.
</p><p>Tuesday
</p><p>Fine in AM raining at noon cleared off again. Willie plowed some more turnip land. Madams Milne and Dewdham and Helan & Norman up for tea. Willie got at Watts $1.25 spool 44 needle 5 mandir{?faded} at Mr. Desmoth 20 oil enps{?} 25 paint brush at Manies m afe 25 turnip hoe 40 and wier 35 n afe. I senffeed menyols in AM.
</p>
</td>
<td> </td>
<td> 
<p>851
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>851
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>77
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>77
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>877
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>1
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>1
</p><p>880
</p>
</td>
<td> 
<p>37
</p><p><br />
15
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
00
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
5
</p><p>40
</p><p><br />
79
</p><p>76
</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table></div>
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</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1904</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Received</td>
<td>Paid</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>June</td>
<td>15</td>
<td>Wednesday forward. Fine sunny day. We got some more turnip drills made and some sowed. Mrs Thomas Wilkie up for dinner. Bella painted ceiling of dining room and I put on screen door making it larger.</td>
<td>851.77</td>
<td>880.76</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>16</td>
<td>Thursday. Fine sunny day warm sun. We sowed some more turnips and worked land. I thinned mangols in PM. Mother and Feather up for tea. Bella and Mrs. Tom Wilkie at Guelph to-day excursion to Model Farm. Expenses as follows fare 50 st car 10 cups etc 25 bustle 50 collar 23 silk 12 collar 15 Willie bought meat at Mills 15.</td>
<td></td>
<td>.85
<p>1.00
</p>
.15</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>17</td>
<td>Friday. Fine sunny day. Worked turnip land thinned mangols etc. Bella and Mary downtown in AM got at Phillips on afc {illegible} wall paper. Paid H.B. Webster for service Daisy $5.00</td>
<td></td>
<td>5.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>18</td>
<td>Saturday. Fine sunny day warm. We finished turnips to-day. Willie took to Russells 41 lbs wool @18 7.38. paper at Phillips on afc lime juice 15. Bridle at McDermotts mended 25 salt at Armstrongs 10 also 1 bag flour on afc, Mr & Mrs Lennox here for dinner. Willie and I drove up to Taylors to see cattle. We washed in river.</td>
<td>7.38</td>
<td>15
25</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1904</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>859.15</td>
<td>888.16</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
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</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1904</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Received</td>
<td>Paid</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>June</td>
<td>19</td>
<td>Sunday Forward<br />
Fine sunny day. Mr McVicar preached in A.M. from Exodus 20:3 1st commandment and in evening from text "Saved yet so as by fire." Dr Abraham spoke on Termperance in St Andrews to united aftermeeting. {illegible} 25</td>
<td>859.15</td>
<td>888.16<br />
<br />25</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>20</td>
<td>Monday<br />
Fine in AM clouded over rained heavy most PM. Willie plowed rape land No 4 I thinned mangols. Fraser Fisher over thinning mangols after dinner we were stopped by rain.</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>21</td>
<td>Tuesday<br /> Raining heavy in AM cleared off in PM then about six o'clock dark thunder shower vivid lightning heavy rain. We thinned mangols Fraser here all day. Willie took wagon box of straw down to Besse got harness mended 10 neck yoke 15 Willie Cuffled corn in P.M.</td>
<td></td>
<td>25</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>22</td>
<td>Wednesday<br />Fine sunny day. Willie brought up load manure from Steels We thinned mangols rest of day. Bella Mary and I drove over to Elora and back in evening. Big celebration in Elora to-day and to-morrow.</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>23</td>
<td>Thursday<br />Fine sunny day slight breeze</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>859.15</td>
<td>888.66</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
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</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1904</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Received</td>
<td>Paid</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>June</td>
<td>23</td>
<td>continued Thursday Forward<br />Fraser Fisher here all day he and I thinned mangols. Willie at Road work on T.L. {town line} to-day with team & waggon. Mother up in PM. We drove around the block with Jennie in cart training her.</td>
<td>859.15</td>
<td>888.66</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>24</td>
<td>Friday<br />Fine sunny day. We finished our road work to-day. I stayed at pit and Willie hauled gravel six loads. Father brought up the 3 calves that were at home and got supper here. Mary down town got at Steels on afc dress goods
at Woods dress goods 65 groceries 10</td>
<td></td>
<td>75</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>25</td>
<td>Saturday<br />Sunny day very warm. We thinned mangols and pulled mustard out of S. Field. I went downtown at night. Dave McIntyre home to-day.</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>26</td>
<td>Sunday<br />Fine sunny day. Mr McVicar preached in AM from Exodus 20 4 to 6 and in evening from a sermon in The Jubilee. Auntie & Dave at home for dinner.</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>27</td>
<td>Monday<br />Sunny day Willie plowed rape land. I scuffled corn and potatoes and thinned mangols. We cut lawn with mower. Bella and I drove down in evening saw Dr James Ross & wife at Fathers.</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>859.15</td>
<td>889.41</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
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</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1904</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Received</td>
<td>Paid</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>June</td>
<td>28</td>
<td>Tuesday Forward<br />Fine day sunny looked like rain. Willie plowed rape land & scuffled mangols. I drove up cousin Lettie Ross and uncle Jim they and Dr James, Dave and Auntie McIntyre and another up for dinner. Meat at Mills 68 sugar 32. We drove around with Jennie at night Rake at Nichols 10</td>
<td>859.15</td>
<td>889.41<br /><br />68<br />32<br />10</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>29</td>
<td>Wednesday<br />Fine sunny in AM looked like rain all PM a heavy thunder storm and rain after six o'clock. Willie took down 10 bags chop Curliss also 80 lbs wool to Steels @ 19 cts lb trade $15.20. Brought up hay sulky rake Frost & Wood from station then went down for chop 50 cts. Eddie Nichol and I went around supper Nichol canvassing for increased subscription to general fund of church results averaged about $3.00 per family. Jack Chapman brought load stove coal. Willie disked rape land. He got straw hat at Steels 15</td>
<td>13.20</td>
<td>50<br /><br />15</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>30</td>
<td>Thursday<br />Thunder lightning and rain last night also in PM fine in AM. Besse put up sulky rake this morning We worked rape land cut weeds etc. Willie drove down for mother after dinner got tug mended 5 2 {illegible} 10 He also went down at night got at Steels dress goods 23 tacks at {Wilsters?} 5</td>
<td></td>
<td>15<br />28</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>874.35</td>
<td>891.59</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
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</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1904</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Received</td>
<td>Paid</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>July</td>
<td>1</td>
<td>Friday Forward<br />Dominion day. Cloudy most of day a little rain in AM heavy in P.M. Ross Newman and Jno McDonald home in AM the former thinning mangols latter helping with drain in No 4. Father up to-day. Willie brought up 503 in tiles and 302 1/2 in from station. Received from D. Clark for oats $2.00</td>
<td>874.35<br /><br /><br />2.00</td>
<td>891.59</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>2</td>
<td>Saturday<br />Fine sunny cool day. We worked at drain to-day. Ross Newman up all day and Jack Kerr in PM they thinned carrots we all pulled mustard in South field in PM. paid Ross on afc $1.00 Jack in full 30 cts. Sm Barnet and wife here for tea with {illegible} of frisky horses. Willie down town at night got at Russells sugar 1.00 rape seed 32 buttons 10 ribbon 8 <s>tapioca 10</s> buttons 7.</td>
<td></td>
<td><br />1.00<br />.30<br /><br />1.50<br />7</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>3</td>
<td>Sunday<br />Cool sunny day. Sacrement Sunday. Mr McVicar preached in A.M. from Nevertheless the foundation of God standeth sure, and Mr Scott of {illegible} in evening to united congregation from Matt 6:6. Dave and Arthur and their wives home Ch. call 25</td>
<td></td>
<td><br /><br />.25</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>4</td>
<td>Monday<br />Fine in AM two heavy thunder storms in PM and heavy rain. I took down 4 pigs to {Schar's?} Milton Gibson went with</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>876.35</td>
<td>894.71</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
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</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1904</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Received</td>
<td>Paid</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>July</td>
<td>4</td>
<td>continued Monday Forward<br />one he helped me put on 2063 in tiles. we got 3 lbs beefstake 45. Ross Newman and Willie hoed corn in AM. Fraser fisher over in PM they were all stopped by rain about 3 o'clock. Bella and Mary down in PM got at Russells dress goods 1.00 Boots got May 13 1.00 hat got May 28 2.90 Took down 13 day & 5 5 yds oilcloth $1.25 Hogs 810 @490 39.70</td>
<td>876.35<br /><br /><br />1.87<br />39.70</td>
<td>894.71<br />.45<br /><br />2.00<br />2.90<br />1.25</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>5</td>
<td>Tuesday<br />Fine sunny day we worked at drain all day. Bella and Mary down town in PM got at Russells 5 yds @ 37 1/2 on afc at Phillips on afc potash 40 comb 35 malt {illegible} 25 paid for {gelatine?} 15 at Mennioes on afc paint 40 tacks 30 turpintine 10 vinegar 5 at Watts on afc paper neck 50 curtain poles 80. We took Jennie down to Ball game</td>
<td></td>
<td>.15</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>6</td>
<td>Wednesday<br />Rain last night nearly all AM and in evening again very heavy at times. We put on screen door etc. I went down in PM in buggy got Willie's boots at McBeth 20</td>
<td></td>
<td>.20</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>7</td>
<td>Thursday<br />Fine day sunny and cloudy a few drops rain in P.M. Ross Newmand and William Gibson up all day finished corn thinned some turnips. Mother Mrs. Ritchie and Mrs. Forsythe up for tea. We got cream tartar 10 1 1/2 gal Am coal oil 38. 1 doz eggs Mrs. Ritchie 14 cultivator iron 30 cts</td>
<td><br /><br />14</td>
<td><br /><br />48<br />30</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>918.06</td>
<td>902.44</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
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</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1904</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Received</td>
<td>Paid</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>July</td>
<td>8</td>
<td>Friday Forward<br />Fine sunny day. Garfield Boyle Ross Newman and Milton Gibson hoeing turnips all day I hoed with them and Willie Scuffled with Jennie Bell Mary and I drove up to see cattle at Wilson came around by home.</td>
<td>918.06</td>
<td>902.45</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>9</td>
<td>Saturday<br />Cloudy in morning middle of AM started to rain continued till noon very heavy a little more in evening. Jim {illegible} hoed a drill turnips and I hoed till rain. Willia harrowed rape land. Cut wood etc in PM. High and Walter Cameron got tea {illegible} on away to Galt driving. Paid Ross Newman 1.00 and M. Gibson .50 on afc</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>10</td>
<td>Sunday<br />Fine sunny day. Mr McVicar preached in AM from Ex 20 3rd commandment and in evening from Act 13.1 1st of series of sermons on preachers to {crowds?} John of the golden tongue. {llegible}</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>11</td>
<td>Monday<br />Very warm sunny day. Jim Ferrel Earl Gordon Roy Wansborough Ross Rewman and Milton Gibson hoeing turnips all day. I hoed with them. Willie down town got at Mills meat 47 at Steels groceries 55 tea 20 at Mennie's on afc {illegible} & oil paid Ross & Milt in full $2.40 Jim Ferral 15 Bob Tindale and Miss Daley down on</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.22<br /><br />2.75</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>918.06</td>
<td>907.91</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
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</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1904</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Received</td>
<td>Paid</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>July</td>
<td>11</td>
<td>continued Monday Forward<br />evening Hugh and Walter Cameron called on way home from Galt in evening. We cut two rounds hay in No 1 E in evening.</td>
<td>918.06</td>
<td>907.91</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>12</td>
<td>Tuesday<br />Very heavy rain this morning vivid lightning and thunder dome of bank struck. Cloudy most day. I went down in buggy and up to Rogersons to see his hay loader. In PM I took load straw down to Steels and ten bags chop to mill Willie cut some more hay in evening</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>13</td>
<td>Wednesday<br />Fine sunny day cool. Newman Gibson, Ferral, Knox & Smillie hoeingturnips all day. We hoed also. Besse up talking side delivery rape and loader. I went down for chop 50. Dave McIntyre & wife Nellie and Auntie and the two Helens up for tea. butter cheque 14.75 Paid Boyle for turnip hoeing 45</td>
<td><br />14.75</td>
<td>.50<br /><br /><br />.45</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>14</td>
<td>Thursday<br />Fine day sunny and cloudy looked like rain at times did sprinkle a few drops. Willie brought up from Besse side delivery rake and loader and he came up. We helped him put rake together he got dinner here in PM we tried it and Rogersons loader got in 5 loads. Ross Newman and Jim Fernal hoeing in AM helping with hay in PM. Paid them on afc 1.00 Ross 50 cts Jim Willie got plate for mower 5 Flora pigged yesterday 11</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.50<br />.05</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>932.81</td>
<td>910.41</td>
</tr>
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<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1904</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Received</td>
<td>Paid</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>July</td>
<td>15</td>
<td>Friday<br />Fine sunny day. Milton Gibson hoeing to day at 60 cts Jim Fernal up hoeing I hoed all day. Willie went down for our old rake from Besse and Raked rakings in No 1E and {corded?} them. In PM Stanley Clark finished scuffling turnips and drilled up some potatoes. Willie hoed in PM. We drove Jennie out in cart in evening</td>
<td>932.81</td>
<td>910.41</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>16</td>
<td>Saturday<br />Fine sunny warm day Stanley Clark and I thinned turnips in AM and Willie finished drilling potatoes and corn. In PM we both hoed. Rogerson got lend of mower Willie took his loader up in evening and brought back mower then we took in hay Willie raked yesterday. Ross Newman up in evening gave him 1.00 for Milton and .50 in full for self</td>
<td></td>
<td><br />1.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>17</td>
<td>Sunday<br />Exceedingly warm close day hot sunshine all day. I stayed at home in AM. Mr McVicar preached in AM from Exodus 20.8 to 11 4th commandment and in evening from Luke 5.15 {illegible} a sermon on Whitfield. lightning at night.</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>18</td>
<td>Monday<br />Very warm sunny day. I filled in drains and Willie harrowed rape land. In PM I made drills and sowed rape and Willie cut hay in No 1.E. Willie down town at night</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td><td></td>
<td>932.81</td>
<td>911.91</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Rosmead Diary
</p><p>1904 Recieved Paid
</p><p>July 18 autumn Monday Forward 9328| 91| 9|
</p><p>got at Besse's guard for mower 25
</p><p>19 Tuesday
</p><p>Very warm sunny day. I took down 7 bags chop to Curtis got dinner at home brought up chop after dinner. 55 spool at Longs 4 In PM we took in 4 loads hay with loader Father up in PM drove for us. Sold cream to Jackson 50 cts. H.Wyness hoeing 50
</p><p>20 Wednesday
</p><p>Fine sunny day. cooler. Jno McDonald up all day. We cut some more hay drilled some and sowed some more rape thinned 3 rows turnips and hauled in 12 or 14 loads hay. Father up in PM driving. Willie drove them down in evening in buggy. Amstrong brought up 500 lbs salt 2.00 and bag flour afc.
</p><p>21 Thursday
</p><p>Cloudy and a few drops rain in morning cleared off fine sunny day. Jno McDonald up all day. We finished drilling for rape sowed some more hoed 2 1/2 drills turnips put {illegible} green on potatoes took in five loads hay cut some more. Paid Earl Gordon for hoeing 50 to Satyr calved to day red "Tufty" Mother up in PM Ab Campbell driving team in pm
</p><p>22 Friday
Fine in AM clouded over rained a few drops about six. Ab. Campbell over
</p><p>933.31 913.55
</p></div>
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</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>Received</td>
<td>Paid</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>933.31</td>
<td>913.55</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>3.75</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>1.58</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>0.40</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>1.12</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>0.45</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>934.31</td>
<td>920.85</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
July 22
Continued Friday forword all day driving. I finished sowing rake and Willie cut some more hay them we hauled in 8 or 9 loads and coaled up {illegible} was left A raked {illegible}
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="23_Saturday">23 Saturday</span></h3><p>Rain last night and part of AM cloudy day. cool. We worked in barn in AM fixing hay fork etc. In PM we hoes turnips. {illegible} Sargent got load straw W. Magwood hauled it for home got $1.00 for it. Willie downtown at night paid Jr. M. Donald for work $3.75
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="24_Sunday">24 Sunday</span></h3><p>Fine in A.M. hot sun and dark clouds in PM thunder storm heavy rain and some hail from sir {illegible} P.M. no services in churches in consequence. Mr M.. Vicar preached in AM from 5th commandemen. I went to Mrs. Jun Hamilton fineral in PM she was buried in Cannal Cemetary I drove up as far as {illegible} School 'Dick' Carter with me.
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="25_Monday">25 Monday</span></h3><p>Sunny and cloudy rained come evening. We {illegible} turnips pain greened potatos and took in 21 loads hay 8 ls other barn. Bella & Mary downtown on PM got at Steils shirting $1.58 {illegible} goods $1.12 at Armstongs 25 cts wheat {illegibe} cheese 15 meat at Mills 45
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1904 Rosmead Diary
</p><p>Received
</p><p>934|31
</p>
<hr /><p>931|41
</p><p><br />
Paid
</p><p>920|85
</p><p>1|00
</p><p>1|10
</p><p>|68
</p><p>2|30
</p><p>4|90
</p>
<hr /><p>929|73
</p><p>July 26 Tuesday Forward
</p><p>Fine sunny warm day. Jim Femal Ross Newman and Melton Gilson hoing all day Ab Campbell over in PM driving. We hoed turnips in AM. In PM Willie and Am brought over 3 loads hay to other barn 2 pitched them off and hoed between loads. Father up in PM Willie drove him down in evening. Willie cut some more hay in No 1 W in evening.
</p><p><br />
27 Wednesday
</p><p>Rain last night againg sunny in AM dounded over in PM thunder lightning heavy rain at night. Ross Newman up allday Jim Femal hoing today. We thinned turnips and got in hey we cut last night 5 loads Am Campbell here in PM. Father up in PM. Paid Ross Newman on {illegible} $1.00 Bob Lindale and I raked and coaled up most of Mrs Dunns hay after supper. Sold to Jackson cream $1.10
</p><p><br />
28 Thursday
</p><p>Raining last night and some in AM cleared off by PM Willie took 10 bags chop to Wilsons 30cts. oil 18 Bella downtown in PM got her dress at Mrs Bartya $165 at Steels dress stuff 65 her fridele in a can 15 sugar $4.75 Mother up in PM. We thinned some more turnips brought up load wood from {illegible}. Ross Newman up for load wood
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1904 Rosmead Diary
</p><p>Received
</p><p>935|41
</p><p>|60
</p>
<hr /><p>936|01
</p><p>Paid
</p><p>929|73
</p><p>1|00
</p><p>3|50
</p><p>1|03
</p>
<hr /><p>935|26
</p><p>July 29 Friday Forward
</p><p>Fine sunny day Milton Ross & Jim hoing turnips to-day. Am Campbell over in P.M. driving. Willie raked up last of No 1 and cut some beech stump field In PM are finished No 13 loads took one to other barn after tea then brought over load from stump field in evening. Sold to Jackson cream {illegible} 60. Paid Gatson on {illegible} 75 Jim Femal 25
</p><p>30 Saturday
</p><p>Fine in AM clouded over looked loke rain Milton. Ross, Jim, and Am. have to day Am driving not hoeing. We got in H loads hay all that was cut in stump field Willie at Picks raising of and sills at one o'clock at at Magwoods in eveing paid Ross 1 00 Milton 60 Jim 40 Ab 1 50. Mary downtown in PM got at Steels brooke 25 waisting 37 shaker flamel 1H spods 9 velvet 8
</p><p>31 Sunday
</p><p>Fine sunny most day looked like rain in PM rained a little Mr M Vicar preached in Am from the 6th commandement and in evening from text there was a man sent from Gog whose name was John a sermon in John Wesby last of his preachers to the crowd sermon
July has been very wet month poor haying weather lots of hat not cut yet
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1904 Rosmead Diary
</p><p>Received
</p><p>936|01
</p>
<hr /><p> 936|01
</p><p>Paid
</p><p>935|26
</p><p>|42
</p><p>1|64
</p>
<hr /><p>937|32
</p><p>August 1 Monday forward
</p><p>Rine sunny day. Fergus Curie holiday. Father up all day I drove him down in evening. We finished tinning turnips today. Finished haying cut rest of stump field in morning side rakes it {illegible} in PM and took it in in two loads put on with loader.
</p><p>2 Tuesday
</p><p>Rainy like all day rained some in P.M Willie finished {illegible} mangol and I got binder ready for use. In Pm we cut our full wheat and pit away mother barn side delivery rake and hay loader Bella and Mar called in Mrs Dunn in evening. Alex Stewart brought in 1 00 {illegible} Samson brand binder twine
</p><p>3 Wesdesday
</p><p>Fine sunny day. Willie sseuffled turnps all day I <s>coaled</s> stocked fall wheat in AM and in PM had mangols {illegible} time. Bella and Mary down at Mrs Quarrie in evning I drove them down and back I wenr dowtown to see Schar's. Mary Paid Mrs Quarrie for 3 lbs butter 42 Mary down town in AM got at Steds dress goods $1.64
</p><p>4 Thursday
</p><p>Fine warm sunny day I took 4 hays down to Schario
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1904 Rosmead Diary
</p><p>Received
</p><p>936|01
</p><p>33|60
</p><p>|45
</p>
<hr /><p>970|06
</p><p>Paid
</p><p>937|32
</p><p>|8
</p><p>|60
</p><p>|28
</p><p>|45
</p><p>2|75
</p><p>1|00
</p>
<hr /><p>942|48
</p><p>August 4
</p><p>continued Thursday Forward
</p><p>they weighed 6HO lbs at 514 3360 weighing 8 Willie scuffled turnips in AM. In PM Jim Femal Dougal Mrs Jean and I hoed turnips second time and Willie went to Vicks raising Mary down toen in PM got {illegible} shod at {ilegible} 60 cheese and {illegible} 28. Fred Parlin drove aunt Mary down in PM she intends going to Yalt Saturday
</p><p>5 Friday
</p><p>Fine sunny day warm. I scuffled turnips and Willie and Jim Femal went to Magwoods barn raising in PM Bella and aunt Mary downtown got at Mills meat H5 add cream 45
</p><p>6 Saturday
</p><p>Fine sunny day Doug and Jim up all day hoeing with Willie. I scuffled in AM Father and I took in fall wheat & loads in PM. Hugh and Mrs Cameron down today the letter and Aunt Mary went to Yalt in evening train Mother up in PM. Paid Doug and Jim full $2.75 Willie down town at night paid for my watch cleaning at Calders $1.00 Besse bought Mr. Thompson binder {illegible} to see over binder as it was missing sheaves. He sharpeneed knife moved disk fixed chain etc.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1904 Rosmead Diary
</p><p>Received
</p><p>970|06
</p><p>1|50
</p><p>13|57
</p>
<hr /><p>985|13
</p><p>Paid
</p><p>942|48
</p><p>|67
</p><p>|15
</p><p>105|00
</p>
<hr /><p>1048|30
</p><p>August 7 Sunday Forward
</p><p>Fine in AM very heavy thunder shower in PM strong wind and heavy hail chich did considerable damage Brown's barn was struck by lightning and burnt. Mr McView preached in AM from 7th commandment and in evening from text In all things he was tempted like as we are yet without sin. Auntie Mrs Sandham and Norman in for dinner.
</p><p>Monday
</p><p>Fine sunny most day cloudy morning cool. Bella and Willie went up to J. McSellans and back with {illegible} in {illegible} I plowed in back stump field. Chalie Fergusson called in PM.
</p><p>Tuesday
</p><p>Fine sunny day. cool. Frost last night Willie plowed all day in stump field I scuffled turnips. Dougal hoeing turnips in PM Uncle Willie and Walter Cameron left horse here on road to Yalt. I went down town in PM got meat at Mills 55 bread at forts 12 {illegible} at Michels 15 got hamers mended at McDermath gave Father cheques for Besse to pay for loads and side delivery rake {illegible} Sold cream to Jackson $100 Ww got butter cheque today 1357
</p><p>Wednesday
</p><p>Cloudy day heavy rain in AM from 10 {illegible} thunder and lightning some more rain in PM.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1904 Rosmead Diary
</p><p>Received
</p><p>985|13
</p><p>1|20
</p>
<hr /><p>986|33
</p><p>Paid
</p><p>1048|30
</p><p>|20
</p><p>|85
</p><p>|5
</p>
<hr /><p>1049|40
</p><p>August 10 continued Wednesday Forward
</p><p>Willie plowed in stump field in AM I finished scuffling turnips Jim and Douga; hoeing turnips all {illegible} about 10 c'clock for rain. Willie and boys took load traw down to Steds and Besse and I plowed in PM. Uncle Will and Walter Cameron here in evening on road home from Yalt. Aunt Mary had operation for cancer at Yalt tea 20
</p><p>11 Thursday
</p><p>Cloudy in AM muggling rain at times. cleared off sunny in PM. Jim and Doug up to-day we finished hoeing tyrnips second time finished plowing stump field hanowed it scuffled potatoes. Bella and Mary down at Aunties in PM for tea Jennie Sandham and baby there brought of Mrs Quarrue 6 lbs butter 85
</p><p>12 Friday
</p><p>Fine sunny day Willie drove down in buggie helped William McKee take steer and hifer we bought from him over to home field above pump. then he got at Mennies on afe 10 lbs bluestone and at brine Kilm 5 cts limme to make Bordean mixture We than plowed clay along ditch running AE and hauled 3 or 4 loads day down to much part. In PM Jim and Doug here hoeing mangols I scuffled some sold to Jackson in evening 2 {illegible}
</p><p>13 Saturday
</p><p>A day of thunder lightning and heavy
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</p>
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<td>1904</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Received</td>
<td>Paid</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>August</td>
<td>13</td>
<td>continued Saturday Forward<br />rain vivid lightning in morning cedar tree in No 3 split with lightning more barns burnt around country, another bad thunderstorm in PM, a big meteorful in evening. We worked at road hauling clay to muck part and driving rain cleaned grain etc. Paid Jim and Doug $2.00 Willie down town at night got at Steels 2 collars 25 shoe black 25</td>
<td>986.33</td>
<td>1049.40<br /><br /><br />2.00<br /><br />.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>14</td>
<td>Sunday<br />Fine sunny day. Mr McVicar preached in AM from 8th commandment Tho shalt not steal and in evening from Zachariah 11.9.13.14 Call Missions {illegible}</td>
<td></td>
<td>1.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>15</td>
<td>Monday<br />Fine sunny day warm in PM looked like rain some thunder in evening. Doug and Jim up all day hoeing mangols. We put {bordeau?} mixture also paris green in it on potatoes in morning I scuffled mangols and turnips and harrowed stemp field. Willie got at Foots yeast cake 25</td>
<td></td>
<td>.25</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>16</td>
<td>Tuesday<br />Thunder lightning and heavy rain last night again dark clouds and thunder all day some rain in P.M. We hauled clay to road in AM and in PM Willie took down 10 bags pig chop got Scott shod at {Templins?} 20 harness mended etc McDermot 80 cts at Armstrongs wheat germs 25 cts on afc. I hoed mangols in PM We went up to see cattle at night</td>
<td></td>
<td><br />1.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td><td></td>
<td>986.33</td>
<td>1054.65</td>
</tr>
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</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1904</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Received</td>
<td>Paid</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>August</td>
<td>17</td>
<td>Wednesday Forward<br />Fine sunny day. We cut most of T.L. field to-day banner oats and stooked some. I scuffled turnips in AM with Jennie. Mary down home in evening Father came up with her.</td>
<td>986.33</td>
<td>1054.65</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>18</td>
<td>Thursday<br />Fine sunny day. Willie finished T.L. field and cut rest of Waverley oats No 7 E in AM. In PM he went down for chop 50 cts oil at Websters 18 boot mended 15 postage 2 then he {set?} six rounds in No 2 W. I finished stooking T.L. field to-day. Mother Auntie and Miss Burns up for tea.</td>
<td></td>
<td>.50<br />.35</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>19</td>
<td>Friday<br /><s>Fine in AM</s> Cloudy day rained at night. Willie finished cutting No 2 W. I stooked up Waverley oats in AM. In PM Father up he and Willie helped me stook more than half of No 2 W. Doug and Jim up in P.M. hoeing mangols.</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>20</td>
<td>Saturday<br />Rained steady all lat night. Tremendous amount of rainfall. We cleaned chop in AM in PM Willie took it down to Curtiss and brought it bak 50 also butter from Quarries 95 Paid Doug $1.00. I stooked some more in No 2 in P.M. got wet doing it. I went down town at night got from Fraser Fisher on may $8.00. Fine clear night moonlight.</td>
<td></td>
<td><br />1.45<br />1.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>986.33</td>
<td>1057.95</td>
</tr>
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</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1904</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Received</td>
<td>Paid</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>August</td>
<td>21</td>
<td>Sunday Forward<br />Fine sunny day. Mr McVicar preached in AM from 9th commandment and in evening from Matt 1.21. Ch coll [church collection] $1.00</td>
<td>986.33</td>
<td>1057.95</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>22</td>
<td>Monday<br />Rained very heavy last night and this morning again, cleared off in PM sunny. We did sundry jobs in AM put coal oil and lard on suckling pigs to kill lice etc etc. In PM we stooked up rest of No 2 then hauled 3 loads earth to road. Mary and Bella downtown in PM in buggy got at Steels on afc dress goods $1.45 soap 25 groceries at Fopots 15 meat at Mills 52 castor oil at Phillips 10.</td>
<td></td>
<td><br /><br />.25<br />.67<br />.10</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>23</td>
<td>Tuesday<br />Fine sunny day. In AM I {fired?} out some of No 6 E and Willie harrowed stump field and scuffled turnips in PM We hauled earth to road and brought up load wood from bush.</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>24</td>
<td>Wednesday<br />Fine sunny day. We hauled earth to road in AM and in PM went to see Lacrosse match between Thistles and Techumses latter beat 2 to 1 admittance for both 50 cts. Mrs John Wilkie up for dinner and supper. We started to cut around south field upper half after tea <s>I</s> got stuck in middle wet ground</td>
<td></td>
<td><br />.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>986.33</td>
<td>1060.47</td>
</tr>
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1904 Rosmead Diary
</p><p>Received
</p><p>986|33
</p><p>61|15
</p>
<hr /><p>1047|48
</p><p>Paid
</p><p>1060|47
</p><p>|12
</p><p>|50
</p><p>|75
</p><p>|25
</p>
<hr /><p>1062|09
</p><p>August 25 Thursday Forward
</p><p>Fine in AM rained at noon cloudy PM I took down 6 pigs sold to Schario Feb 20 they weighed 1130 lbs @ 5½ balance 61.15 brought up from Beatys 3 sets slings $6.00 to be paid with straw. then we hauled in half load Bonanza oats from No 2 W and one load Banner from 7.L. field. In PM Willie took load straw down to A. Armstrong 3.00 on afc got on afc1 bag straws 1 25 Bran 50 Tomatoes 10 Mother up in PM stayed all night Father went to Mildmay at noon train I went to managers meeting in church at night.
</p><p>26 Friday
</p><p>Fine sunny day. We hauled in six loads oats from 7.L field to-day. Bella and Mary called on Mrs Sam McKee in PM Mary bought from Guelph man bottle medicine 50 butter Mrs Quarrie 75
</p><p>27 Saturday
</p><p>Fine sunny day. We hauled in 8 loads from 7.L field and one load Waverly No 7E. Doug up hoeing and helping in mow to-day. Father came home from Mildmay to-day he came up in PM helped with sheaves etc.
</p><p>28 Sunday
</p><p>Fine sunny day lightning at night. Mr. McVicar preached in AM from 10th commandment thus ending the series and in evening from Romans 7.19 church collection 25
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1904 Rosmead Diary
</p><p><br />
Received
</p><p>1047|48
</p>
<hr /><p>1047|48
</p><p>Paid
</p><p>1062|09
</p><p>|75
</p><p>|85
</p><p>|53
</p>
<hr /><p>1064|24
</p><p>August 29 Monday Forward
</p><p>Fine sunny day Willie cut {illegible} oats in S. field. I scuffled turnips. Father up in P.M. we hauled in 2 loads {illegible} oats after supper. I drove Father down in {illegible}
</p><p>30 Tuesday
</p><p>Fine sunny day. Willie finished cutting No 2 in AM and I scuffled some mangols in PM we hauled in six loads {illegible} oats from No 2 and one Waverly finishing than Father up in PM helping. May down town in PM got at Mills meat 51 at {illegible} walnut oil 10 groceries at Armstongs 25 {illegible} 9
</p><p>31 Wednesday
</p><p>Fine day sunny and cloudy. We hauled in six loads of {illegible} oats finishing tan then stocked up Joesnette in S field {illegible} Clark and Hay here for tea.
</p><p>September 1 Thursday
</p><p>Some rain last night cloudy {illegible} day a little rain in PM and evening. I disked stump field in AM and Willie disked et again in PM Willie fot tooth filled in AM at Reids 50 paid McDemott for hams etc. 35 fot at C Groved m afe 3 balls {illegible} @ 13 cts and {illegible} casting. Bella down in PM got at Armstrongs spices and vinegar 53 she brought up Mrs Knox and mother for tea and drove them down again. i stocked up some more {illegible} S field.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1904 Rosmead Diary
</p><p>Received
</p><p>1047|48
</p>
<hr /><p>1047|48
</p><p>Paid
</p><p>1064|24
</p><p>|35
</p><p>|90
</p><p>|10
</p>
<hr /><p>1065|50
</p><p>September 2 Friday Forward
</p><p>Heavy rain last night again warm daycloudy some sunshine in PM then thunder storm and rain again. Willie plowed in No 63 with 4 horses {illegible} plor to-day. I stocked up in S field etc. Bella and Mary at Mrs. R Curlis for tea Willie brought them up in buggy
</p><p>3 Saturday
</p><p>Cloudy in AM sunny in PM. We scuffled some turnips plowed in No 63 and turned oats sheaves in No 2. Mary down in AM with Lucy Brought Aunt Mary from station she came from Yalt. Willie down town at night got at Mannis 10 cts {illegible} 10 cts snaps at Armstongs can {illegible} 15 Mary got better at Mrs Quarrie 90 cts. Nellie Paulin and Eveline Blair came down in PM in the Calter Pheaton stayed all night.
</p><p>4 Sunday
</p><p>Fine sunny day cool Mr McVicar preached in AM a sermon on desiscion of House of Lord {illegible} on free church case giving less then 30 mintes night to 50 million of dollar text "whether one member suffers all suffer with it". Mr R. Blythe of B.B. preached in evenibg to united congregation in St Andres at night from Mark 16:15. The misses Blair Paulin went hom in evening. {illegible} 10
</p><p>5 Monday
</p><p>Some rain last night cloudy morning cleared off fine sunny in PM.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1904 Rosmead Diary
</p><p>Received
</p><p>1047|48
</p>
<hr /><p>1047|48
</p><p>1065|59
</p><p>|10
</p><p>|40
</p><p>|5
</p><p>|45
</p><p>|60
</p><p>|75
</p>
<hr /><p>1067|94
</p><p>September 5 continued Monday Forward
</p><p>We cut almost all of Brogislin oats in S. field when tongue of binder broke. I stocked up. after tea we hauled in load from No 2. Jersey 'Ladysmith' calved this morning how a dull and hifer the hifer dried. Laterday.
</p><p>6 Tuesday
</p><p>Fine sunny day. Willie wheeled down to Marnies in morning got 6 bolts for binder toungue 10 cts we mended it and finisjed cutting oats in S field thus finishing cutting. we hauled in 8 loads Jeanette oats from S field today. Father up in PM helping us.
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</p><p>Fine in AM clouded over in PM thunder lightning and rain about 5 o'clock. We took in rest of Black oats 2 lods and rest of No 2 4 loads finished just before the rain Willie paid Douf McLean in full 40 cts Mary down in PM got buns 5 cts she brought up aunt Mary. We went up to see the cattle at night with Scott.
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</p><p>Cloudy day. Willie {illegible} full wheat land tunic and I stocked up rest of S field We got chop 9 bgs 45 at Curlirs took down 665 lbs oats @ 33 bushel and 156 lbs wheat to Armstrong on {illegible} and ggot map brushed plums <s>65</s> 65 tomatoes 35 and paid for {illegible} Graham flour 10 oatmeal 10 soup 5 vinigar 10 meat at Vicks 25 rubber and corks 10. Jones and {illegible} {illegible} 95. uncle Willie took aunt Mary home to-day. Mother up in PM
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</p><p>Fine sunny day cool. We hauled back 4 loads manure to wheat land with Allan spreader in AM. Willie took Jennie up to Alland but D. Allan brought it back {illegible} In PM we hauled in 5 loads oats from S field Butter cheque for August 1625
</p><p>10 Saturday
</p><p>Misty morning cloudy forenoon gradually cleared off fine sunny P.M. We hauled oat 9 loads manure to wheat land woth spreade in S field 3 loads. Bella frove father up to Jennies Hamilton to see about telle up some land they have. Sold to {illegible} McKee 210lbs oats @ 1cts lb $2.70 Butter from Mrs Quarrie 75 cts
</p><p>11 Sunday
</p><p>Fine sunny day clouded over by evening wind storm thunder lightning and rain in church time. Mr McVicar preached in AM from {illegible} 2.18.19 and in evening from Lamentations 3:26. {illegible}
</p><p>12 Monday
</p><p>Fine sunny day. cool. We hauled with spreader to wheat land 13 loads manure S field fence between us and {illegible} through bush as {illegible} cattle got through we strung {illegible} {illegible} along Mary and Bella down town in PM got at Stubs on {illegible} dress govels $2.24
at {illegible} 10 cts vinegar {illegible} of Phillip 15 Mary gave two weeks ago $1.00 for present to Miss Smellie who is going to {illegible} to live.
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</p><p>September 13 Tuesday forward
</p><p>Fine sunny day cool. We hauled 3 more loads 27 in all to wheat land then disked mat of it {illegible} harrowed it and sowed {illegible} {illegible} Golden shaft wheat got at Bob Lindales. We also scuffled turnips. Sam McKee came for spreaderin evening
</p><p>14 Wednesday
</p><p>Raining most AM misty cleared off late P.M. Willie at Rowe thrashing AM and half of PM. I drove down in buggy got tooth treated at Reids got at Armstrongs rice 25 Paid Dr Armstong bill 14.00 Pm. we felded 13 bags oats cleaned barn etc.
</p><p>15 Thursday
</p><p>Cold day cloudy in AM sunny in PM Willie at Magwoods thrashing in AM and at Jack Mckee in PM I finished sowing fall wheat in AM and cut 8 rows corn in PM. Mother up in PM Bella and Mary drove her down and got at Stuls velvet 19 {illegible} and dress goods on ap 8.39
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</p><p>Cold sunny and cloudy very windy. Willie over at {illegible} McKewws in AM helpingin with straw. I disked in No 6 E. In PM Willietook down chop 40 cts and brought up load {illegible}up with 2 calved we got from McKee $30.00 that were down home. I pulled load {illegible} we took it in after supper postage 2
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<td>September 17 Saturday forward Fine sunny warm day. Willie plowed A.M. Perrin plow. 4 horses. I went down got tooth filled at Reids and one pulled sent 3.00 to Stede Briggs Co for grinder. stamp and express order 5. got a C. Grover in aft 2 rubbers for separator 20cts In P.M. Willie took chop to {I/} Hamilton he got chopped yesterday from 1200 lbs oats sold to him got at Nichols 2 shears 90 at Minnies coal oil 30 shear 35. We haul up load wood from bush then load corn. I scuffled turnips with Jennie in PM Mary paid Jim {Fernal?} 15 cts</td>
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<td>1115.80<br />3.00 <br />.05<br />.90<br />.65<br />.15</td>
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<td>18 Sunday. Raining in AM cloudy day. {Bro} Cormie preached in AM from {Bro?} 18.36. first clause and {Bro?} Fergusson in evening from Matt parable of Hidden Treasure Ch collection $5.05 We all went down at night.</td>
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<td>19 Monday Fine sunny day. I plowed with Jennie and Scott {No 6?} in AM. Willie paid Bob Jimdale for full {on heat?} ($6.00) Reids {afe?} $10.50 {harness?} mended at Mr. Dennots 30 cts. In PM Willie plowed and I pulled pease with scythe we brought {in?} load with us. Willie got {rumbling?} wheat {gummy/germs?} 25 and bag {illegible}</td>
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<tr><td>20 Tuesday Cloudy in AM thunder lightning and heavy shower about {10/11?} oclock. Willie plowed in {No6?} and I cut corn we brought home a load. {hum/rum?} and might. I finished cutting corn. Butter {from?} Jennie 80 cts</td>
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<td>September 21 Wednesday {Forword/Forward?} White frost this morning ice on water cloudy AM time sunny PM but cold day. Edith {Dirk?}. {Canie?} Semple and Miss McKnee maimed to-day also another wedding. I plowed No 6 in AM and Willie got tooth pulled at Reids paid him in full $1.00. In PM Willie plowed No 6 and I {pulled rest?} of {lease?}. We brought over two loads corn to-day.</td>
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<td>22 Thursday Very hard frost last night fine sunny day. Willie took straw down to Besse also 12 and brought {out?} load manure which I spread on J. L. field. In PM he took 25 bushels oats down to mill for J. Chapman @ 34cts {illegible}and brought out load manure from {Hect?} I spread it We brought over 2 loads corn and rest of pease 1 load we plowed in No 6 all day. Mary down town in PM got at Steels dress goods 27 {illegible} express order {illegible} 8 Mary sent $5.00 to Ida Foster for wedding present. Mother up in PM.</td>
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<td>23 Friday Cloudy and sunny to-day Jack Dix and Jim Clark over in AM we farmed and bagged 2688lbs oats for farmer at 1ctlb we also lent {Bro?} Hamilton 6bags lbs oat In PM Willie took load wood and 2 bags hen feed home and brought up load manure from Besse also Black Hawk grinding mill {illegible} 35 We plowed in No 6 in PM I spread the load manure {J/T?}. L. Then brought over 2 loads corn. Mary went down to {illegible} at night to social.</td>
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<td>September 24 Saturday Forward
Thunder lightning rain this morning cloudy day raining at night again. We cleaned sheep pen put implements away etc Willie and Mary down Town in buggy in AM they got at Stals dress goods 30 pd at {Mannies?} both 5. I went down town at night paid Hamilton on a/c 12.00 got for oats also 10 also paid Jno Knox 50 & Wamsborough 50</td>
<td>1103.28<br />12.00</td>
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Fine day cloudy. Mr McVicar preached in AM from Heb. 13:8. and in evening from Dan 11:34. Ch Coll 25 Hugh Cameron and Mr D. Thompson down for tea they were at hospital to see William Watson who is there.</td>
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Fine sunny day cloudy in morning. Willie plowed in No 6 all day. We separated lambs from sheep docked on tails those that needed it and put lambs 16 in turnips and som land. {Schuio?} in in morning brought 11 hogs to go when ready market price black and white was 35:00 to be delivered week from Thursday and 16 lambs at 4 1/4 for november, received on them $2.00 Mary and Bella down town in PM got at Armstrongs cheese 13 order 5 at Stales 2 shirts $1.75 {culler?} 15 the 2 5 Rain sent 7.00 4 7 bone 40 {//8 nett 5 9.60?} paid cash on it 6.00*</td>
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Fine sunny day Willie took load straw to Beatties payment on slings 3.00 I plowed in No 6. Willi and Father at Jno Rutherfords funeral in PM Bella got at Steels collar 5 at Woods dress goods 30 at {Mels?} meat 20. {Jenni and Maggie {skeck?} up for tea.</td>
<td>3.00</td>
<td>3.00<br />.55</td>
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<td>Fine sunny day. Mary Mother and I drove up to Camerons got dinner then got their horse and buggy and went to Mount Forest to Ida Fosters wedding. She was married to Joseph Eaton we stayed there all night. Willie plowed in No 6 to-day</td>
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<td>Sunny day very windy all day. Willie plowed in No 6 AM and I cut wood in bush and brought up load. In PM Willie and I went to Show. </td>
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<td>Fine sunny day exceedingly windy. Willie took 6 bags chop to Curliss 30 cts pd and brought up load manure from Sleets put it on 7 L then brought our load wood. In PM he plowed in No 6 Bella and I went down to church. Mr McVicar preached Coll 5. I paid C. Groves a/c $3.20 binder twine 1.90 skinner 1.00 rubbers 20 wash machine 10 sold him oats 2.20 sold Fred Bowby oats $3.95 Willie got glows at Nichols 25 refund on shoes 20 pd 5 Black pig had 10 of a litter to-day one Killed smothered</td>
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</p><p>1905
</p><p>May 3 Wednesday Forward
</p><p>Raining in morning deared if fine (bry?) P.M. very warm. malcolm at (poat?) holes to-day Willie plowed in (srein?) chop land I worked at fence got all rail fence down to gate we got in corner foot father up in evening for some cedar trees Willie drove him down in evening.
</p><p>4 Thursday
</p><p>Mist morning cleared (illegible) fine. (wann?) William Lindale up all day plowing Willie (culturated?) No 4 in AM. Malcolm digging (poat?) holes all day. I worked at......
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</p><p>1906
</p><p>July 28 Friday Forward
</p><p>Fine day sunny in AM cloudy in PM looked like rain. Willie cut nest of hay in No 5 and raked up yesterday cut. We got in a loads to-day one of than to-days cutting (illegible) Willie raked up about 6 o'clock.
</p><p>29 Saturday
</p><p>Rained a little last night as (illegible) rain in PM. Willie raked most of No 5 in AM In PM we finished haying all but rakings 3 loads pretty green and damp one here two to other barn. Father up in PM helping.Bella sold 1 dog egypt to Mrs (muteh?) 15
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</p><p>1906
</p><p>February 6 Tuesday Forward
</p><p>Very frosty day again sunny. We wraked at (tivealow?) saw machine. Willie and I went to (matnig?) at night in (mause?) at which they presented Dr Rogers with a clock and Annie Mennie with a ring as they are leaving for states. Spaired (illegible) Rutherford in full for 1 1/2 damp work at (turnulp?) $1.90
</p><p>7 Wednesday
</p><p>Another cold frosty day, sunny AM gradually clouded over in PM, We finished circular saw and cut some wood with it ....
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</p><p>September 6 Thursday Forward
</p><p>Time sunny day warm (bragy?) I went down in AM got at Wilems mill the (illegible) I took down yesterday 75 also 165 13 Room $1.48 150 hea (illegible) 1.88 paid in it and other (illegible) $5.00 got at Mennis make colonelr 35 got at ammetry make bled salt $1.25. (plooed?) some rod before dinner. In Pm I went to (illegible) Blooks thrashing 7 attor and another one in PM stayed all night as Bella and Willie will not be home to-night.
</p><p>7 Friday
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</p><p>March 7 Thursday Forward
</p><p>Cloudy day. raw east wind. not very frosty. Father up in morning (ne?) (Edmoustone?) mortgage Willie drove him down with (illegible) in cutter. then we cut wood circular saw. In PM I took load down (Turmiles?) down to (schero?) (illegible) of root house.
</p><p>8 Friday
</p><p>Cloudy day not very frosty a little stormy. Bella and Willie went up to Arthur to-day with Jess in cutter. I took load (Turmiles?) down to schamo after dinner and brought up load coal from (illegible) sligh 36/0. Mother up in PM.
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</p><p>November 26 continued Tuesday Forward
</p><p>Willie drove Mary down to (Deatist?) in morning brought (illegible) tough from run glars from mame and frutty (illegible) 26 at forolelle and woodshed. also got in salv pipe fixed at lims to put in for overflow from (illegible) to fome. I worked at woodshed AM and PM day ditch through (backyard?) to put (illegible) pipe in. Willie down town PM again set once more pipe (illegible) threaded and (illegible).
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</p><p>Horses 20500
</p><p>Cattle 93427
</p><p>sheep 11760
</p><p>hogs 57781
</p><p>butter 12326
</p><p>wool 4502
</p><p>eggs 2211
</p><p>chicken 1092
</p><p>Milk 85
</p><p>Pigeons 5
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</p><p>1908
</p><p>September 6 Sunday Forward
</p><p>Looked like rain in AM cleared (if?) fine PM. Mr Cram back again (freached?) in AM from Rev.7: and in evening from Luke 12.16. girls down at night. Very windy PM
</p><p>7 Monday
</p><p>First last night fine sunny cool day Willie finished (harrowing?) No 7 W and culturated 7 L flowing. I wowe (illegible) belware firsts in L L fence from (illegible) hay way in AM PM finished selling (illegible) etc. Nellie Paulin and Mr Reudols of furzy celq down for tea another (illegible) evening then drove her down. 2 loaves bread 12 (illegible)
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<p>August 8 Sunday Forward
</p><p>Very warm sunny day. Juo Comie breaded AM from Isaiah 31: 1-5 and im wearing from Prouds Yhar in a way that beneath might've a man but then and thereoff are the way of death L.Jay Allimin coll $1.25 SM 50
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</p><p>9 Warm sunny day and at night. Willi brought us bounds n HORaades cement from C. Wattami. got at Mamin Novel. to mil cement $1.20 mge at Delhaim so sly turnie mge. I got lunch dur reading to hat cement stifs and slathum. Shire are sleannd sanding crushed slurn from Sow to rood different own {unidentifiable}. Willi cut some alfalfa alright.
</p><p>10 Tuesday
</p><p>Fine sunny day not so summer not at night. Willi finished attic Elfalfa Vo 1 W. ia morning then went for another loud gravel. PM be raked ws alfwlba we took a sinull loud in weight we got two wizes feid went ut back door to-day. Mr Lam own at night miek. 5. We got better eluque yesterday $8.62
</p><p>11 Wednesday
</p><p>FIne sunny warm day. Willi cut the booly to-day No 2 stedet some too green. I cooled not nutz alfalfa and look in {emad?} loud. May brought us 1 roman and Jessie Samdham and the Mime duldem PM for Ten also & other and work them down again winning. She got at Forb gormium HO med {Harboring?} g-8 Very day weather.
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</p><p>August 12 Thursday forward 91350 87481
</p><p>Fine sunny day. We cut some No 7 J.L. slouked wh some barley and finished tocking in the alfalfa i boad and ne half with, woking.
</p><p>13 Friday
</p><p>F one sunny day warm very day weather. We finished cutting No 7 J L to-day got it moily stooked. I stooked ount s brrls No 2 after ters. Girls down torn PM got at Armstrongs n gh August bauouns and astill sook. Mr Gams milk 5 Girls at Guonis for tea.
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</p><p>Fine sunny warm day. I finished stooking No 7. J L. also brerley No 2 AM. Father is in morning see about {sentiniel?} stock Willi drove him down then went to Bob Runck with Jess. In PM Willi and Jeddy Lester pulled sow Umsitte out I heare rats ate. Paul kim 25 Jhey woh 2 colles Quurrie hufer and Jersey slum (cow sucker) down to home/{uotise?} at night. D luse flock I blick birds mound.
</p><p>15 Sunday
</p><p>Raining a little in morning cloudy mort day cleared R on evening lightning at night. Only Willi and May down AM only Willi at night. Jim Emmi headed AM Rw 19:12. and in evening from the parched ground shall become elme Church Coel 35. LA. ic
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</p><p>Fine in morning rained heavy about norm cloudy mnt PM. Mr Sass Sot Caud I Lucy to go.
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<p>1909 Recieved Paid
</p><p>August 16 continued Monday forward 91355 88057
</p><p>To Alex Woods I went down with him to Jim Beathin Wilhim down etc to see about mortgage on J. Smelhic form. I got at Schaim 50 lb mone turnie some mil who paid for last got homis in fell $10120 got butt made et Barty 10 05. Aunt Mary and Errni Jim Paulin came down to-day want back home again after ba. W. Clark 2 day sago HO
</p><p>17 Tuesday
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<pre>Cloudy day a little duggle in AM. m Retle W got laud in our dilcter. I hauled loid rails from No 6 J.S feuce to yard at brern and Willi went downtown got at Maries shown 35 at McDeaumonts tug mended 10 d5. We laid cummt Walton at back after PM two elels down from door. Mr Yan milk 5. May downtown PM.
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<p>18 Wednesday
</p><p>Mostly sunny. cloudly PM rained some about 6 I feared at four ndys no le and brought over rest of rails stakes etc from S J feuce. P.M. We out the soheat and some out No 2. Father and mother wh PM al drove them down at night. May got mest Harhurn travelling waggom 70
</p><p>19 Thursday
</p><p>Misty morning fine sunny day I finished fearing out No 6 and plowed some in AM. I'm ove nearly finished cutting No 2 when wheffelise broke. Frank Dodge and Willi down for dinner & tea. Tomaton & yert coke 25 Butter cheque $5.16 Frank Dodge is going out west next week
</p><p>91916 89207
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<p>1909 Recieved Paid
</p><p>August 20 Friday forward 91916 89207
</p><p>Mostly sunny dark clouds tossing about noon and a heavy shorn for short tunic hassing rain clouds, not warm to-day. I plowed all day No 6 Willi took H80 lbs hors chll down im AM ^Willi 2W di got binds whoh M.2.30 osler courluge 10 mort grain gave Felher Mockqum me cash n JOsh t Trades bracke for 9 vo.w to 280.00 resphlucky to go an mortgage on two Smellion four. May down PM got at Reesells courts 13 hd and fords $2.65 m of at Armstrong. What germs 30 kd (Willi who got them bram & shots 260 mgle) at Phillils note {hofer?} 10 elumlsle at Slucl day gords $2.25. Mr Sam milk 5. WIlli nokaled to Irvine at night. Willi suffered {hotelon?} in PM with Maud.
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<p>1909
</p><p>September 13 continued Monday forward
</p><p>got at Armstrongs m oli flour & sugar $415 at Moup mdz brum $1.25 almost $1.35 or of at {Minni?} on of longhandled steward 75 haid J Sunday $1.00 Fall slum membership. turk how waggon wheel to Hadge to get love oat. He want back Willdown again for Carlet and fricture from Eaton Wehanger wh loud wood from bush before dinner . L ferred out her land nor Junh filled also plowed few {hound?} in sud nomad ni Willi lord No 7 h horse PM. and I commied smuse more I willer not I coul him also at listen {collope?} withdraw.
</p><p>15 Wednesday
</p><p>Warm, mostly cloudly remind heary about 2 PM. I went t Geulph {Eshlin?} to-day expenses 95 cents. WIlli finished plowing he found No 7 and hammared it. Girls wh wt Jimdala at niger. I want whim 2 got here.
</p><p>16 Thursday
</p><p>Misty morning where day sunny. Willi at Forah Thursday AM gowdy PM. I plowed nod no all day long. Girls went out to Maggie Barnett in PM Lug in buggy Uhm got at Armstrongs on gh goods $9.30
</p><p>17 Friday
</p><p>Fine sunny day. Willi at gundales Thursday to-day. I plowed out No 6 AM brought two lords wood forthcoming. W & J Lister brought calvo h from home gowe the 10 sts & basket apples. Mrs Dramie and Liggie afforter, Mrs Geso on for milk 56. I cut some corn im wearing booked WK first.
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<p>November 9 Thurday forward
</p><p>Frosty sunny and cloudy snowing some Willi plowed all day 4 hours no 6 W. loot wood ect. We are feeding if young cattle hay in other barn there neighs. Couldve yesterday Revs 24
</p><p>10 Friday
</p><p>Frosty, snowing some in AM sunny and cloudy in PM not so frosty. We brought over loud hay flowed some in No 6 also stunted midge and No 2 wear bottom. Swirls down town with Lueg in PM got at Miles meet 25 at Miells nails <s>nlls</s> 21 ets {unindentifiable text}
</p><p>11 Saturday
</p><p>Frost last night turned out fine sunny day must Judiem summer like we have had. Willie finished plowing now then look 573 us big choh and got us bbs hurley at Gowelys slugs in all to Willvis null 40th gut. dimmer at home brought us choh when plowed over No 1 4 hours rim mow father wh brter Willi drove him and Billa down at night got him boots mended at W: 13th 65 haid R Ren furnace $1,80 Doug McLean turning turnlo 20th got at Mennis male shear landside and Loll for same 75 d5.
</p><p>2 Sunday
</p><p>Fine day sunny. Mr McWniur preached in AM from Matt. 3:14. Done emblem n they shoot and im evening from Matt 7:7. Lwwt to Davig Crughlors funeral im V.M. Mr Roborh rounded ouvrir. SLC toll $11.00 Sferiel minimum 20
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<p>{Calendar of 1872}</p>
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<h2>Contents</h2>
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<ul><li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#TABLE_OF_STAMP_DUTIES."><span class="tocnumber">1</span> <span class="toctext">TABLE OF STAMP DUTIES.</span></a>
<ul><li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Not_Exceeding"><span class="tocnumber">1.1</span> <span class="toctext">Not Exceeding</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#RECEIPTS."><span class="tocnumber">1.2</span> <span class="toctext">RECEIPTS.</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#CONCISE_READY_RECKONER"><span class="tocnumber">1.3</span> <span class="toctext">CONCISE READY RECKONER</span></a></li>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">TABLE OF STAMP DUTIES.</span></h2>
<p>INLAND BILL OF EXCHANGE,Draft,or Order for payment to Bearer or toOrder ,at any time other wise than on demand---</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline">Not Exceeding</span></h3>
<p>FOREIGN BILLS drawn in,or payable or negotiated in this country, are subject to the same rates of duty.</p>
<p>PROMISSORY NOTES payable in any other manner in any other manner than to bearer ON DEMAND,-or if exceeding £100, whether to bearer on demand or otherwise, the same duty as on Bills of Exchange.</p>
<p>DRAFT or ORDER, payable to Bearer or to Order ON DEMAND, One Penny.</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline">RECEIPTS.</span></h3>
<p>RECEIPT or Discharge on payment of money amounting to Two Pounds or upwards ONE PENNY.</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline">CONCISE READY RECKONER</span></h3>
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<p>March Jane L. Rennie Napanee Ont. Diary for Mar A.D. 1872.</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">March 1872</span></h2>
<p>31 Easter Sunday snow in the morning raining the morning went to Mass</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">April</span></h2>
<p>1 Mon very stormy clear in the evening</p>
<p>2 Tue fine day went to the shop called to see the Missy Welsh M and M Welsh spent the evening</p>
<p>3 Wed Warm and clear sowed the tomato seed. The Welshs went away</p>
<p>4 Thurs Warm and clear.</p>
<p>5 Friday Warm and clear made Yeast & soap</p>
<p>6 Sat Beautiful day made soap planted Portlacca seed, Tulip</p>
<p>7 Sunday Cloudy like rain went to Mass & Vespers, rain in the evening</p>
<p>APRIL April 1872</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">April 1872</span></h2>
<p>Mon 8 dull and cloudy washed word to Miss Wales called on Mrs Ross. Mr. Talen sick at my {cut off}</p>
<p>Tuesday 9 Heavy Rain in the morning cleared in the forenoon M sick went over to Dov very brought Robby am</p>
<p>Wednesday 10 cloudy chilly weather Mangow better. went to the shop in the evening</p>
<p>Thursday 11 Bright clear day homd all day Father MacKay called went to Miss Wales in the evening</p>
<p>Friday 12 Rained nearly all day Mrs Fraser and Hally said all day went our to Dwyers in the afternoon</p>
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<p>APRIL April. 1872</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">April</span></h2>
<p>Saturday 13 Clear in the forenoon LaReid went to Drogery in the afternoon went to Miss Wales and the shop in evening</p>
<p>Sunday 14 Cold, dreary day went to Mass & Vespers</p>
<p>Monday 15 Cold & Cloudy washed. planted seeds, Mrs + Mifs Beyly called</p>
<p>Tuesday 16 Bright and Clear day. Marion Gomyre born. Mary came home from Syden home</p>
<p>Wednes 17 Bright day</p>
<p>Thurs 18 Bright and clear Mrs Wc Neill & W Reilly called</p>
<p>Friday 19 Bright and warm</p>
<p>Satur 20 Same day went to the shop in the morning</p>
<p>APRIL April 1870</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">April</span></h2>
<p>Sunday 21 Warm day went to mass took Bobby to church</p>
<p>Monday 22 Cold and cloudy washed froze all day</p>
<p>Tuesday 23 Clear and Cold baked Mrs Fyrrill came from Treton snowed in the afternoon</p>
<p>Wedny 24 Fine day.</p>
<p>Thursday 25 Fine day Mrs Fyyril came from Kingstown staying here</p>
<p>Friday 26 Very warm and windy</p>
<p>Sat 27 Fair but cool wind to the shop in the evening</p>
<p>Sunday 28 Cool and fair. Mother Mary and Mrs Tyrrill and anysey sound to Maxy</p>
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<p>APRIL</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">April</span></h2>
<p>Mon 29 Clear and cool washed planted the crops and onions seed Killed the pig</p>
<p>Tuesday 30 Warm Clear cleaning house</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">MAY</span></h2>
<p>Wed 1 Sh o very clear in the evening Mother mol sold</p>
<p>Thurs 2 Cool in the morning</p>
<p>Friday 3 Cool in the morning rain in the evening finished cleaning house</p>
<p>Saturday 4 Cool and clear baked an isomed went to village</p>
<p>Suny 5 Cool went to Church but no mass</p>
<p>Mon 6 Fine n warm day washed planted garden seeds</p>
<p>MAY</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">May</span></h2>
<p>Tuesday 7 Warm day Mrs Fraser and Mrs Mr Gillivery called</p>
<p>Wed 8 Cooler papered the dining room showery in the afternoon</p>
<p>Thurs 9 Fine day went to McHewty with Jamies camu home in the evening</p>
<p>Friday 10 Cool day</p>
<p>Satuy 11 Warm windy Mrs Mrs Powers and Mrs Bailey called Powers staid went up to the shop</p>
<p>Sunday 12 Cool and windy Mrs Tyrrels went to Picton, wents to Mass and Vespers in the evening Mrs Tyrrell came back in the evening Mrs Powers came home</p>
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<p>MAY</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">May</span></h2>
<p>Monday Cool and bright mother not well Mary and Mother went to Kingstown. washed</p>
<p>Tuesday 14 Cool and bright Mother and M came home</p>
<p>Wed 15 Warmer Mrs Sweeney and Mary Arm called Mother a little better</p>
<p>Thurs 16 Fine day went to the shop in the morning planted cucumber seed calf came</p>
<p>Friday 17 Fine day mother went to the shop</p>
<p>Saturday 18 Cool and pleasant baked and made rhubarb p. went to shop in the evening</p>
<p>MAY</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">May</span></h2>
<p>Sunday 19 Rained all day to mass Vespers in evening</p>
<p>Mon 20 Fine day washed</p>
<p>Tues 21 Beautiful day Mrs Fraser + Mrs Wilson called</p>
<p>Wednes 22 Fine day mother went to M Kenty s with javiers Janes came back in evening</p>
<p>Thursy 23 Fine day</p>
<p>Friday 24 Fine day baked and ironed showing in the evening</p>
<p>Saturday 25 The day She came down</p>
<p>Sunday 26 Fine day went to mass and vespers in the evening</p>
<p>Mon 27 Very well mother washed now W Ke washed Janes & Will and dye called</p>
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<p>MAY</p>
<p>Tues 28 Showing clear in evening</p>
<p>Wedy 29 Dull. cool day Mrs Spencer called</p>
<p>Thurs 30 Cool rain in the afternoon</p>
<p>Friy 31 Fine warm day baked</p>
<p>JUNE</p>
<p>Sat 1 Fine day made soap</p>
<p>Sun 2 Warm clear day went to mass and vespers John came how</p>
<p>Mon 3 Fine day washed went to village show day took Bobby mass</p>
<p>Tues 4 Rain all day</p>
<p>Wed 5 Warm fair day. Marry Arrs John upon Toronto and Alice went home bright</p>
<p>Thurs 6 Beautiful day. waried</p>
<p>Friday 7 Rain in afternoon Mrs Tyrril went to Treton Robert Lochhead took drink morning sills + alled</p>
<p>JUNE VAM</p>
<p>Sat 8 Fine day went to shop</p>
<p>Sun 9 Beautiful day went to mass and Vespers</p>
<p>Mon 10 Rain in morning fair in afternoon washed. varnished stovepipes</p>
<p>Thus 11 Beautiful day windy</p>
<p>Wed 12 Fine day washed muslin dress</p>
<p>Thur 13 Rain in afternoon ironed</p>
<p>Friday 14 Bright and warm bathed and. made Yeast.</p>
<p>Sat 15 Very fine day Mrs Fraser spent the afternoon went to village.</p>
<p>Sunday 16 Beautiful day went to mass and Vespers</p>
<p>Mon 17 Fine day washed</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">JUNE</span></h2>
<p>Tuesday 18 Very hot went to village</p>
<p>Wed 19 Very warm day ironed</p>
<p>Thu 20 Very hot 97° ironed</p>
<p>Frid 21 hot 101° baked</p>
<p>Sat 22 Fine day shaimmyville desaster</p>
<p>Sun 23 Hol day warm to mass called on Mrs lying</p>
<p>Mon 24 Fine day washed</p>
<p>Tues 25 Warm day</p>
<p>Wed 26 Fine day warmed</p>
<p>Thurs 27 Very warm</p>
<p>Fri 28 Very warm baked</p>
<p>Sat 29 Hot went to shop</p>
<p>Sun 30 Very hot went mass</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">July</span></h2>
<p>Mond Very warm washed - Mrs Minake and Mrs Bailey called James went to Kingstown rained might</p>
<p>Tues 2 Very warm rain at mgr</p>
<p>Wed 3 Warm John came home</p>
<p>Thur 4 Cloudy and warm</p>
<p>Friday 5 Warm and sultry baked</p>
<p>Sat 6 Warm. Mrs Sills and Hallon glow took down and Tea and Mrs Powers slaid till Sunday</p>
<p>Sunday 7 Warm went to Mass</p>
<p>Mond 8 Warm and pleas and washed Barns went to Toronto</p>
<p>Tues 9 Very sultry</p>
<p>Wed 10 Warm a light shower in the jonons Prennie</p>
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<p>JULY</p>
<p>Thurs 11 Warm Father and Mother went to Mr. Moanes finished rain in afternoon</p>
<p>Fri 12 Very warm</p>
<p>Sat 13 Warm clear Many an Mangel Welsh came Mrs Cuthell and Baird staid for dimmer</p>
<p>Sun 14 Very hot no mass</p>
<p>Mon 15 Hot day washed</p>
<p>Tues 16 Hot. Miss Vanashiw staid for dinner and. tea</p>
<p>Wed 17 Hot vromed Many and Morg and Welsh staid ball day</p>
<p>Thurs 18 Warm ironed Father MacKay called preserved Kosherus</p>
<p>JULY</p>
<p>Frid 19 Fine day baked</p>
<p>Sat 20 Fine sol day Mary Margaret Welsh and George Harrison took dined</p>
<p>Sun 21 Rained staid home from mass Mother went</p>
<p>Mon 22 fine cool day</p>
<p>Tues 23 fine day</p>
<p>Wed 24 fine day presses wed chures</p>
<p>Thu 25 fine day packed Blussails</p>
<p>Fri 26 Rain in the forenoon Mrs Russell and Rimin staid for dinner G Sills took tea</p>
<p>Sat 27 fine cool day Mrs Smallry came. preserved B Cussary</p>
<p>Sun 28 fine day went to Church but no mass May went Bash</p>
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<p>JULY</p>
<p>Mon 29 Rain nearly all day Maggie Pringle came and went away in the day</p>
<p>Tues 30 Fine day</p>
<p>Wed 31 Beautiful day romed</p>
<p>AUGUST</p>
<p>Mrs Prialey went home</p>
<p>Thur 1 fine day thunder storm at night</p>
<p>Frida 2 Fine day baked chatuer Elen Rennies away</p>
<p>Sat 3 Cloudy Miss Lochhead Staid. For dinner went to town see afternoon</p>
<p>Sun 4 Beautiful day went to church bell mass James & Elena Jermaine Maid for dinner</p>
<p>AUGUST</p>
<p>Mon 5 Beautiful day washed Mrs Grooms staid afternoon</p>
<p>Tues 6 Fine day.</p>
<p>Wed 7 Fine day ironed all day</p>
<p>Thur 8 Very warm show day John W Hendy Wished Robb Maggry and Baby came up</p>
<p>Fri 9 Very hot day M Henty s went home</p>
<p>Sat 10 Warm and showing</p>
<p>Sun 11 Cooler like pain m. mass James Neilson called.</p>
<p>Mon 12 Fine day Mary come to framed the floor</p>
<p>Tues 13 Fine day heavy sained army</p>
<p>Wed 14 throwing chasm everyday</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">AUGUST</span></h2>
<p>Thur 15 Fine day</p>
<p>Friday 16 Beautiful day finished painting</p>
<p>Sat 17 Fine day show word to show with fawns</p>
<p>Sun 18 Warm wool to Mass took walk in evening</p>
<p>Mon 19 Very warm washed Mrs Fraser and Miss dom Panals him said all Mr Thomps.</p>
<p>Tues 20 Very hot himo Sells and Mag Pringle came round to village with them</p>
<p>Wed 21 Very sultry ironed</p>
<p>Thur 22 Very hot thermometer 90° Mr Thompson went to fifth town Names went to the Gulf</p>
<p>Frida 23 Hot day made lemon juice</p>
<p>Sat 24 Hot Maggie Pringle went away with J. Chamberlain</p>
<p>Sun 25 Warm day went to Church no Mass</p>
<p>Mon 26 Warm. washed</p>
<p>Tues 27 Cooler Mary Dwyer very sick</p>
<p>Wed 28 Fine day round</p>
<p>Thu 29 Clear and windy went to village Mary Dwyer very bad</p>
<p>Frid 30 Cold rain in evening</p>
<p>Sat 31 Cold and clear baked</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline">September</span></h3>
<p>Sun 1 Warmer went to Church no Mass</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">SEPTEMBER</span></h2>
<p>Mon 2 Cold washed Mrs Gills and Mrs Jansen took tea M. baby sick</p>
<p>Tues 3 Cold and Clear fair Margd. wind to Lyending</p>
<p>Wed 4 Cold. Children better ironed</p>
<p>Thur 5 Warmer like rain</p>
<p>Fri 6 Warm went to Village in afternoon</p>
<p>Sat 7 Very warm baked.</p>
<p>Sun 8 That no mass</p>
<p>Mon 9 Cooler. washed Mr Mackey took dinner</p>
<p>Tues 10 Rain in afternoon Mrs Brown look dinner Marg went to Lydiahas in card</p>
<p>Wed 11 Fine and clear round Mrs Daverine came staid</p>
<p>Thu 12 Clear and windy Mrs Davson taken sick and wind home rain in the evening M Wel sh starid all night</p>
<p>Frid 13 Fine clear day went to Village in the morning made catsup in afternoon two horses came in evening and staid all night</p>
<p>Sat 14 Clear and cool nemo went to Priests came back in afternoon and went very in stage rain to selling here homes. Laked made June Janes came home Isabell's baby born</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">SEPTEMBER</span></h2>
<p>Sun 15 Clear and Cool went to church with M Wels new Priest Mrs Lysell called in evening here went to Dwyers wash</p>
<p>Mon 16 Clear and Cool wash went down to Clarkoch</p>
<p>Tues 17 Fine cool day</p>
<p>Wed 18 Clear in morning rain in evening ironed</p>
<p>Thurd 19 Fine day went village and down to Mrs Miller</p>
<p>Frid 20 Cold and Clear went wrote Mary & Bishia went to village Mrs Whitman and two children took dinner</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">SEPTEMBER</span></h2>
<p>Sat 21 Fine day baked Mary and May Welsh took down</p>
<p>Sun 22 Beautiful day went to Mass Mary and Mag Welsh staid all day Mrs Tyeril and two children called</p>
<p>Mon 23 Fine day. washed</p>
<p>Tues 24 Very warm. Father and and J. Rennie went to to Toronto: made catsup</p>
<p>Wed 25 Rain nearly all day ironed washed blanket</p>
<p>Thur 26 Beautiful day went down to Mrs Millacle</p>
<p>Frid 27 Cool day went to village in forenoon</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">SEPTEMBER</span></h2>
<p>Sat 28 Fine day baked made pies</p>
<p>Sun 29 Beautiful went to mass with mother I Scott staid fondimen and tea rain in evening</p>
<p>Mon 30 Fine day washed Father and Jake caulker in at night</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">OCTOBER</span></h2>
<p>Tues 1 Cool and dyall went to village</p>
<p>Wed 2 Cool and bright John went to Toronto in morning train round made fris</p>
<p>Thurs 3 Fine day country show Mr and Mrs Hood row came and staid for dining in</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">OCTOBER</span></h2>
<p>went to show in evening Mr Woodrow went home</p>
<p>Frid 4 Beautiful day Mrs Woodrow went home, went to village. Ellen Revere and Mrs Millar called</p>
<p>Sat 5 Beautiful day Mrs Wright called</p>
<p>Sun 6 Very warm went to mass with mother Mrs Tyrill and Mrs Howe called. Tyrill took ta thunder storm fearful lightning</p>
<p>Mon 7 Rain all day clear in evening. washed</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">OCTOBER</span></h2>
<p>Tues 8 Fine day bashed M Wels came</p>
<p>Wed 9 Beautiful day went to Acton went to Paupattains and took dinner went to show and then walked to Woodrows</p>
<p>Thurs 10 Rain in morning went welte Mrs Woodrow for a drive to Bloomfield</p>
<p>Frid 10 Fine day. Froze. came home</p>
<p>Sat 12 Cold and cloudy went to village. got care pierced made Mis</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">OCTOBER</span></h2>
<p>Sun 13 Rain nearly all day no mass</p>
<p>Mon 14 Clear in forenoon Cloudy in afternoon washed blackened stone</p>
<p>Tue 15 Cloudy in forenoon rain in the afternoon. put up the stone in drawing room Mrs Fraser to up dining Mary caim home</p>
<p>Wed 16 Chilly clear</p>
<p>Thur 17 Rain in afternoon ironed Rained the peachy</p>
<p>Frid 18 Beautiful day made up the preaches made yeast Mrs Powers called</p>
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<p>Sat 19 Fine day Mrs Chamberlain and Annie took dinner and tea</p>
<p>Sun 20 Clear and Chilly went to mass and Vespers</p>
<p>Mon 21 Beautiful day. washed and commenced cleaning house</p>
<p>Tues 22 cloudy day cleaned the sitting room Mrs Foln Powers took tea</p>
<p>Wed 23 Loudy day baked and ironed</p>
<p>Thurs 24 Beautiful day cleaned the dark Bedroom and the sitting room Mrs Cathell took dinner</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">OCTOBER</span></h2>
<p>Frid 25 Rain in the afternoon brought in the potatoes are old Scotchman staid all night made juis</p>
<p>Sat 26 Rain nearly all day Margaret came over at night</p>
<p>Sun 27 Rain nearly all day went to mass not Vespers</p>
<p>Mon 28 Fine day washed</p>
<p>Tues 29 Beautiful day made flannel drawers</p>
<p>Wed 30 Lovely day ironed and baked went to Village</p>
<p>Thurs 31 Fine day made fine and finished vroming. Wednesday evening the Miss Welshs staid all evening</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">NOVEMBER</span></h2>
<p>Frid 1 Fine day went Mass gathered fine comes in Briggs woody M and Mrs Begly called</p>
<p>Sat 2 Dull and cool Ed Harrison took dinner two men drowned in river</p>
<p>Sun 3 Cool and cloudy went to mass Mr Hewty came up</p>
<p>Mon 4 Fine day Mr Revty went home Johnny staid</p>
<p>Tues 5 Cloudy washed went to village and Robby and I went to fresh cons on Robbins hill</p>
<p>Wed 6 Beautiful day ironed</p>
<p>Thur 7 Cool and Cloudy ironed baked</p>
<p>Frid 8 Cool and cloudy made fries</p>
<p>Sat 9 Beautiful day.</p>
<p>Sun 10 Fine day went to Mass Mothers and fains went to Syden hain</p>
<p>Mon 11 Rained a little Jaynes and Mother came home</p>
<p>Tues 12 Rain nearly all day. washed wille the very prime Mech</p>
<p>Wed 13 Fine day Mrs Jarined took dinner Meetup to Village</p>
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<p>Tues 14 Rain in forenoon washed some blankets.</p>
<p>Frid 15 Cold and windy Mr. and Mrs Baird took dinner baked</p>
<p>Sat 16 showed through then night and all day till the evening went to Village and to Bigs</p>
<p>Sun 17 Beautiful day no mass Jaines not well</p>
<p>Mon 18 Snow in the afternoon</p>
<p>Tues 19 snow nearly all day made pie</p>
<p>Wed 20 Fine and clear took sleighing</p>
<p>Thurs 21 Fine day John carrie home at fine in the morning and started on the noon brain for New York. went up to the station to section off called tolee Miss Bydly</p>
<p>Frid 22 Throwed all day mowed or less. Sulled the hoy</p>
<p>Sat 23 Sinosed in the forenoon very sote lake rain Johns sailed from New York</p>
<p>Sun 24 Fine day went Mass</p>
<p>Mon 25 Very windy washed</p>
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<p>Tues 26 Fine</p>
<p>Wed 27 Cold snowed a little went to village</p>
<p>Thur 28 Snow in afternoon</p>
<p>Fri 29 Fine fair day baked</p>
<p>Sat 30 Very cold snowed in afternoon</p>
<p>Dec</p>
<p>Sun 1 Fine in forenoon snow in afternoon went to mass John McKenty came up</p>
<p>Mon 2 Soft snow and rain washed John McKenty took the calf how</p>
<p>Tues 3 Fine day but cloudy Ellen Rennie came and staid went to Village with Ellen</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">December</span></h2>
<p>Wed 4 Cloudy made lamp ironed</p>
<p>Thu 5 Dull and cloudy went to Village with Ellen in evening</p>
<p>Fri 6 Fine fair day baked went to Village with Ellen got long ears peerns</p>
<p>Sat 7 Dull Ellen went home and Mary went with her went to Dwyers</p>
<p>Sun 8 Fine day very sloppy went to Mass and Vespers after Vespers called on Mrs Jysie</p>
<p>Mon 9 Very cold 10° below freezing</p>
<p>Tues 10 Very cold May came home</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">Decem</span></h2>
<p>Wed 11 Very cold.</p>
<p>Thur 12 Milder ironed</p>
<p>Frid 13 Soft snow. Hack went the store and put it up in the parlour</p>
<p>Sat 14 Fine day baked went to village callled on Mrs Hosey and Mrs Roger</p>
<p>Sun 15 Fine clear day went to mass</p>
<p>Mon 16 Fine day washed went to Village M and I called on Mrs Slavins went Dwyer</p>
<p>Tues 17 Fine day made Chester cake and put up the stone in the room</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">Decem 1872</span></h2>
<p>Wed 18 Snow in afternoon J McHeaty came up for Johnny Mrs J Rennie took dinner</p>
<p>Thu 19 Fine cleaned the parlors ironed heavy snow at night</p>
<p>Fri 20 Cold and dull cleaned the dark bedroom</p>
<p>Sat 21 Snow in afternoon went to village</p>
<p>Sun 22 Clear and cold no mass went to Dwyers</p>
<p>Mon 23 Heavy snow in forenoon clear and cold in afternoon washed and baked</p>
<p>Tues 24 Intensely cold cleaned the house went to Village baked crullers</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">December</span></h2>
<p>Dec 25 Christmas Very cold went to Mass and Vespers at 1 PM. very cold coming home</p>
<p>Thu 26 Very cold and stormy ironed</p>
<p>Fri 27 Clear and cold PM Kane called</p>
<p>Sat 28 Cold</p>
<p>Sun 29 Fine day a little mild went mass to Dwyer afternoon</p>
<p>Mon 30 Fine clear day washed went to village in the afternoon brought dries shoes over</p>
<p>Tues 31 Fine day baked went up to shop provershow</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">January 1873 Diary 1873</span></h2>
<p>Wed 1 Fine mild day went to mass with mother and Mary Margaret came over in evening went to Vespers in evening</p>
<p>Thu 2 Fine soft day rain in evening Margaret came in the</p>
<p>Fri 3 Thawed all day</p>
<p>Sat 4 Colder.</p>
<p>Sun 5 Very stormy went to mass. went to Dwyers</p>
<p>Mon 6 Clear and fine went to Mass snow very deep Maryl came over with me James went to Sydenham</p>
<p>Tues 7 Dull day washed M. came over</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">Januy</span></h2>
<p>Wed 8 Very windy. Shows sent in pap.</p>
<p>Thur 9 Heavy snow storm ironed</p>
<p>Frid 10 Stormy all day went open to Dwyer Mary came over</p>
<p>Sat 11 Fine clear cold day</p>
<p>Sun 12 Fine clear day went to Mass went our to Dwyers with Robby</p>
<p>Mon 13 Rain nearly all day washed</p>
<p>Tues 14 Fine clear day John McKenty James and Johnny. came up Mrs Slavin called Andy Rain called in evening</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">January</span></h2>
<p>Wed 15 Cold and stormy in the morning. soft in evening John McKenty went home went over to Dwyers in evening</p>
<p>Thur 16 Rain all day Mary came over in afternoon bond cert out my womens dress. Mary washed</p>
<p>Fri 17 Clear and cold made caluce at cakes served dress</p>
<p>Sat 18 Fine day went village in the afternoon a child drowned in a cistern</p>
<p>Sun 19 Fine clear went to Church no Mass Mother and James went to J. Rennie in the afternoon</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">January</span></h2>
<p>Mon 20 Fine day washed Edward Harrison staid all night</p>
<p>Tues 21 Fine soft day James bought down his twenty from the shop baked made fruit load M. Fedd—is died</p>
<p>Wed 22 Fine clear day Jaimes went to Toronto Mary Anne Syrrill called went over to Dwyers in evening</p>
<p>Thur 23 Very cold 106 below zero got a bag of sugar</p>
<p>Frid 24 Milder.</p>
<p>Sat 25 Fine day</p>
<p>Su 26 Fine went to Mass went to Dwyers in the afternoon Mrs Syrrill staid for tea</p>
<p>Mon 27 Washed fine day</p>
<p>Tues 28 Fine a light snow got a better from John and Janny</p>
<p>Wed 29 Very frosty 25° below Zero. went up to Clements and got teeth filled</p>
<p>Thur 30 Milder M. Welsh and Mary came in the afternoon</p>
<p>Fri 31 Fine. baked ironed</p>
<p>Sat</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">Febuary 1873</span></h2>
<p>Sat 1 Frosty</p>
<p>Sun 2 Fine clear went to Mass very frosty in the evening went over to Dwyers</p>
<p>Mon 3 Milder a little rain in the afternoon was he Mrs Fraser took dinner</p>
<p>Tues 4 Beautiful day</p>
<p>Wed 5 Fine day ironed went to Dwyer in ever</p>
<p>Thur 6 Splendid day went to Village Mary are Margl Welsh and M came for tea</p>
<p>Fr 7 Beautiful day Old Mr McKenty and Robby came up Mrs Fraser took dinner</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">Feb 1873</span></h2>
<p>Sat 8 Light showers all day of snow clear in the evening and cold Isabella came up and Robby Margl came over went over to Dwyers with Isabell and Margt</p>
<p>Sun 9 Clear and very cold Mr McKenty Robby and Johnny went home no mass</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">Febuary 1873</span></h2>
<p>Tues 11 Light snow in the morg at letter from John Tea and Robby went home clear and cold in the evening</p>
<p>Wed 12 Clear and cold ironed went over to Dwyer</p>
<p>Thur 13 Clear and cold Father Mackey called and Mrs Neilson took Wm Neilson took dinner and staid the evening</p>
<p>Frid 14 Clear and Cold made cakes and many Mr and Mrs Martens and two lays took dinner George Harrison called</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">Febuary 1873</span></h2>
<p>Sat 15 Fine and mild made fine Maggy Welsh came for buttermilk in morning</p>
<p>Sun 16 Fine day John came home in the morning train went to Mass Thomas Walsh came from the Church with ay and took dinner Mr and Mrs Begley called</p>
<p>Mon 17 Beautiful day. washed Mrs Martin called John McKenty brought Johnny back. John went home Mrs J Rennie and John took tea. Johnny went to Toronto. Jhary stand for there</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">Feb 1873</span></h2>
<p>Tues 18 Fine in the forenoon windy in afternoon went over to Dwyers in the evening Margt Weln came for milk</p>
<p>Wed 19 Windy thawing day.</p>
<p>Thur 20 Clear and cold Uncle dick and and Sally took dinner an Uncle William and Walters staid after anomaly the rorse races</p>
<p>Frid 21 Great snow storm clear in evening</p>
<p>Sat 22 Very frosty</p>
<p>Sun 23 Frosty went to Mass</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">Febuary 1873</span></h2>
<p>Mon 24 Very frosty washed</p>
<p>Tue 25 Millder baked</p>
<p>Wed 25 Ash Wednesday went to Church ironed in the afternoon M. Welsh came for milk</p>
<p>Thu 26 Snow all day</p>
<p>Frid 27 Fine mild day made biscuit</p>
<p>March</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">March</span></h2>
<p>Sat 1 Fine day went to Village called on Dwyers John very sick</p>
<p>Sun 2 Fine day went to mass went to Davises Mrs Davis dying</p>
<p>Mon 3 Very cold washed Mother went to davis Mrs Davis died very frosty in the evening</p>
<p>Tues 4 Very cold—fair day Dwyer very sick</p>
<p>Wed 5 Fine bright day a letter from James Mrs McKenty and Mrs Shawm called Harry McKenty died past 6 OClock in the evening</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">March</span></h2>
<p>Thu 6 Fine day got a telegraph from McKentys. Matthew and Johnny McKenty and Johnny Rennie went down went over to Dwyers</p>
<p>Frid 7 Fine soft day Harry finished at half past 10 OClock Dwyer better went over to Dwyers</p>
<p>Sat 8 Wet dull day Dwyers bad Dr Mower called went over to Dwyers cleared up Fannie Kelly came to his hand</p>
<p>Sun 9 Fine day went to Dwyers very bad of his head Margaret and Mary Welsh and Debby and Mrs Henry there set up all night</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">March</span></h2>
<p>Mon 10 Fine day staid over to Dwyers till noon brought Margt Welsh over for dinner Father Mackay came to Dwyer</p>
<p>Tues 11 Fine washed went to Dwyers in afternoon Dwyer very bad staid up all night</p>
<p>Wed 12 Fine brought James's over Pat OBrien brought Mother home Mr John Rennie came over came and staid all night</p>
<p>Thur 13 Fine and cold Mr Rennie went home the Welsh took dinner Bobby Mary and James here</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">March</span></h2>
<p>Fri 14 Fair day baked went to Dwyer in evening Day very bad sinking, up all night</p>
<p>Sat 15 15 Rain nearly all day Bethias baby died at 12 today went to Dwyer at night. fearfully storming came back</p>
<p>Sun 16 Cold windy day Dwyer dying staid Bobby Mary and Jansie over Dwyer died at a quarter to 9 in the evening John Gleeson John Begly Mrs Begly Mrs Herns two Nies Welsh Mrs Mr Cornell all died</p>
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<h3><span class="mw-headline">March</span></h3>
<p>Mon 17 Clear cold came home in the forenoon Sid up with Mag. Welsh an and Debby Roney Myers John Bugly</p>
<p>Tues</p>
<p>Tues 18 Dull day came home in the forenoon Mrs Fraser McCuthell Ellen Rennie took dinner in the afternoon Gieble Miss Ryan George Maecr. Robby and Ricky and baby came up Miss Ryan and I went own to Dwyer Islaid and Miss Ryan went home</p>
<p>Tues 18 Mrs MacMill Mrs Havins Ms How's Slam Michael Gleeson Isabell and Islaid up snowing</p>
<p>Wed 19 Fine clear day Mrs Rovere came and we went over to funeral Isabell and the Macis went home went over to Dwyer and staid with Debby till they came home from the evening again Maggie Welsh and Roney there Maggie Welsh and I called at Mrs Howe going home</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">March</span></h2>
<p>Thu 20 Soft snow all day jainsie and Mary token sick with scarf fear went over in the afternoon. Robby suck</p>
<p>Fri 21 Soft snow all day went over to Dwyers children very sick</p>
<p>Sat 22 Clear day snow very over to Dwyers Janesie very sick all night at Devy</p>
<p>Sun 23 Cold windy day Me the sick said at Dwyers till noon went again in the afternoon went to see Mrs Howes food her very sick</p>
<p>Mon 24 Very cold washed Mr Mackey called Mother very sick Dr Minon and his wife staid all night</p>
<p>Tues 25 Very stormy and cold mother a little better Jamie very sick Mary Welsh staid all night</p>
<p>Wed 26 Very stormy Mrs Fraser staid all day went to Dwyers children over sick</p>
<p>Thu 27. Clear and cold Mike a little better Ms Fraser staid tell evening</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">March</span></h2>
<p>Thu 27 Mary Welsh staid all night Father Sean and called on Mother</p>
<p>Frid 28 Clear and wild Mother better able to sit up</p>
<p>Sat 29 Heavy rain all day Mother poorly went to Dwyer in evening from</p>
<p>Sun 30 Cold and windy went to Dwyers in the forenoon Mother better</p>
<p>Mon 31 Fine washed went to Dwyers in the afternoon baby very sick mother poorly</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">April</span></h2>
<p>Tue 1 Tuesday John went back to Toronto. Mother very poorly baby very bad staid all the afternoon and all night at Dolage M. Welsh and I s at up</p>
<p>Wed 2 Windy chilly day baby died 6. A.M. staid all the forenoon came home in the afternoon Mothers very poorly Dr Minon call Debby washed. Jansie very bad</p>
<p>Thu 3 Cloudy baby punished Mother poorly Mrs Tyrell called in the evening Mary and came over</p>
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<p>Frid 4 Beautiful day baked Father Leonard called to see mother. ironed Mother better sat up all day John Gleeson called in the evening</p>
<p>Sat 5 Fine a little rain in the morning Debby took dinner Mrs McGelivery called to an mother pretty well childred. getting better</p>
<p>Sun 6 Dull in the morning went to Mass corn mensed to rain slope at Davys for and in velles went to Dwyers from afternoon</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">April</span></h2>
<p>Mon 1 Slight showers all day washed</p>
<p>Tue 8 Rain all day our to Dwyer in the forenoon Mrs Ross called in afternoon</p>
<p>Wed 9 The darkest day of my life John came home and then told me James was dead</p>
<p>Thu 10 Bright and windy staid all the afternoon Dwyers What a dismal week</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">April</span></h2>
<p>Sun 13 Fine day Mary went to Mass Mother pretty well Mr and Mrs McNeill staid all the afternoon</p>
<p>Mon 14 Chilly day washed John came home in the evening with James trunk went to Devy. in the night with May.</p>
<p>Tues 15 Bright Mother a little better staid over to Dwyers all the afternoon Mrs Mr Neell called in the evening other Begly called</p>
<p>Wed 16 Bright day Mrs Cais called in the morning Ellen Rennie Jaime tok dinner Father Mackay came in the afternoon Mary. came other M. Men Tyrell called in the sell wifey went over to Dwyer at night</p>
<p>Thu 17 Rain all day John went to Toronto</p>
<p>Fri 18 Rain nearly all day Eley Droney called away</p>
<p>Sat 19 Fine in the forenoon Rain in evening Mrs Russell and Reiner took down Mrs Sweeney called in the afternoon</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">April</span></h2>
<p>Sun 20 Bright day no mass staid the afternoon to Dwyers</p>
<p>Mon 21 Cold chilly from in the morning Mrs Powers and Mr and Mrs Sills took dinner and staid till the afternoon went roll Mrs Powers to Dwyers came back with May</p>
<p>Tues 22 Cold gloomy day Mrs Powers took are went to Dwyers</p>
<p>Wed 23 Clear. went shop to gel dress cut went to Dwyers with Mrs Powers and staid all night</p>
<p>Thu 24 Cold. bleak. Mrs Tyrell came in evening to fil dresses. went wille Mrs Powers to Dwyers</p>
<p>Frid 25 Cold went with the Mrs Powers and picked Jos ripers Cerries</p>
<p>Sat 26 Cold Mrs Powers went home Mrs Forward called and Mrs Neilson called in evening went to Dwyers and staid all night</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">April</span></h2>
<p>Sun 27 Fine clear day went to Mass in the afternoon to Dwyers M. Welsh a and Andy Baritoo tea. went soothe M Welsh to Dwyers in evening took Robby home</p>
<p>Mon 28 Fine clear day wash cut prind dress</p>
<p>Tues 29 Beautiful day baked Mrs Brown and Mrs M. Powers called</p>
<p>Wed 30 Fine. over to Dloyers in afternoon Mary Welsh came to bid us goodbye the cow died staid at Dwyers all night</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">May</span></h2>
<p>Thu 1 Fine day came home at 9. a.m. Sewed all day J Neilson called</p>
<p>Fri 2 Rain all day staid all night at Dwyers</p>
<p>Sat 3 Cold. dreary John McHeity came up in evening</p>
<p>Sun 4 Class and warm went to mass with John McHewty and Mary McHeity. went home went to vespers stopped at Dwyers and Mary Welsh came over with us</p>
<p>Mon 5 Fine clear washed staid all night as Dwyers brought Mary over</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">May</span></h2>
<p>Tues 6 Fine day commence house clearning</p>
<p>Wed 7 Fine day cleaned the parlour</p>
<p>Thurs 8 Cloudy like pain took up the carpet</p>
<p>Frid 9 Cloudy. baked and howl staid at Dwyers all night</p>
<p>Sat 10 Windy. chilly the clearing took fire at Dwyers Mother went to Dwyers after dinner staid all nigh</p>
<p>Sun 11 Fine day went to Mass</p>
<p>Mon 12 Fine day washed went to Village in afternoon</p>
<p>Tues 13 Fine cool day cleaned the dark bedroom and Marys</p>
<p>Wed 14 Clear and cool while washed dining room and pantry</p>
<p>Thu 15 Clear and cool frost at morning cleared the Beltok Mrs Tyrrill called in the evening staid all night at Dwyers</p>
<p>Fri 16 Fine day baked and ironed Mr Slavin called Sahey. Robby and Maggie came up</p>
<p>Sat 17 Cloudy and cool Mrs Fraser and daughter called in the morning Mrs J Rennie called in the afternoon went to Village with Maggy</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">May</span></h2>
<p>Sun 18 Fine went to mass with Robby Saney went home Mrs Fairman and Mr Fraser took tea. went to Dwyers in the evening M Welsh and Howe there</p>
<p>Mon 19 Fine day washed Miss Prinjea staid all day. went to village in the evening staid all night at Dwyers</p>
<p>Tues 20 Beautiful day helped Mangel to prepare her ketchup went to Buglyes in the afternoon</p>
<p>Wed 21 Midday made pies</p>
<p>Thu 22 Cleaned Cook House</p>
<p>Fri 23 Very hot ironed</p>
<p>Sat 24 Very windy the Rossev took dinner went to Clenchville Mrs Commey</p>
<p>Sun 25 Warm and clear went to Mass M Welsh came in evening went to Dwyers with her</p>
<p>Mon 26 Washed. cleaned cellar</p>
<p>Thu 27 Hot. prepared the ketchup Mrs Tyrrell came in the evening staid at Dwyers all night</p>
<p>Wed 28 Fine baked ironed mash staid at Dwyers</p>
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<p>Thu 29 Fine. took Mary & Debby to see the Show Mrs Gammon called rain in evening staid at Dwyers</p>
<p>Frid 30 Cool and fair Mary went to Syders house</p>
<p>31 Clear painted the drawing room staid at home</p>
<p>Sun 1 Warm. fine no may went Dwyers and took Jainie for an walk Mr Howell at Dwyers</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">June</span></h2>
<p>Mo 2 Fine washed finished painting</p>
<p>Tue 3 Fine fair day finning Rennie called went to Dwyers in afternoon Miss Begly called. at Dwyers. went home wish her a jein of the way.</p>
<p>Wed 4 Warm. rain in the afternoon. Begly went away</p>
<p>Thu 5 Beautiful day went to Dwyers in the forenoon Mary wot well</p>
<p>Fri 6 Fine.</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">June</span></h2>
<p>Sat 7 Dull. baked Mrs J Rennie and Ayans called</p>
<p>Sun 8 Warm went to Mas and took. Robby M Walsh came home with us and took dinner after tea went over to Dwyer</p>
<p>Mon 9 Warm. washed went to Village in afternoon</p>
<p>Tues 10 Warm Father went to Belleville made grenadine dress Mrs Fraser staid all the afternoon and at night rain</p>
<p>Wed 11 Fine gathered juniper berries Mrs Fraser went away Father came home staid at Dwyer</p>
<p>Thu 12 Fine cool. made mothers dress Village me tomorrow</p>
<p>Fri 13 Fine cool. cleaned up the rooms made cake and rice</p>
<p>Sat 14 Fine Marg' went to Lysanders again in the cars Robby and I went to Mation to meet her Mary and Isabella and Robby and Johnny came up</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">June</span></h2>
<p>Su 15 Warm Mary l and Isabell and Mary Robby Lakey and Robby and Mary Dwyer went to Mass Mrs Tyrill called in the evening</p>
<p>Mon 16 Showery in the forenoon. Isabella went toome plu Nelson staid the afternoon</p>
<p>Tue 17 Fine made collars H Dasy called</p>
<p>Wed 18 Fine Sandy Ruth over came</p>
<p>Thuy 19 Very hot J. Nelson called in the evening high wing</p>
<p>Fri 20 Cooler went to Village in afternoon</p>
<p>Sat 21 Fine Mrs Cuthell called Mrs Powers and Mrs Russell took. dinner went to Village</p>
<p>Su 22 Fine day Sandy Rush home and Robby went both up to Mass</p>
<p>Mo 23 Warm day washed went to Village in evening Rain at night</p>
<p>Tu 24 Fine Sandy Ruth over got a telegraph that his brother and slashed for home on the evening brain</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">June</span></h2>
<p>Wed 25 Warm -</p>
<p>Thu 26 Warm</p>
<p>Fri 27 Very hot Miss Va walshtine staid all day rain in evening</p>
<p>Sat 28 Very warm Russell came in the money and took breakfast and staid till drawer Johnny came home over the noon M train. Belliea and John and Mary over Maggy came up</p>
<p>Sun 29 Warm. all went to mass. John went home</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">July</span></h2>
<p>Mo 30 Fine day Rained a little washed</p>
<p>July Tues 1 Warm baked fries ironed went to Dwyer</p>
<p>W. 2 Warm Johnny went away on the madsonghe away on the Train from Russell and Harms Russell took tea Marg staid the afternoon</p>
<p>Thu 3 Warm ironed muslin dresses</p>
<p>Fri 4 Warm went to Village and took Mary and May McKenty and Robbies and Mary and Jeanne Dwyer badsiel for their Photos</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">July</span></h2>
<p>Sat 5 Hot. James Russell called John McKenty came up</p>
<p>Sun 6 Warm and bright went to Mass McKenty went home</p>
<p>Mon 7 washed warm</p>
<p>Tue 8 Warm Mary' not over</p>
<p>Wed 9 Warm Mary went to Picton came back in evening M. Walsh and I went to Village in evening</p>
<p>Thu 10</p>
<p>Thu 10 Rain</p>
<p>Fri 11 Fine calf came baked went to Village</p>
<p>Sat 12 Fine MagNecly took tia Mag Ryan Anne Marie Mac and Robby Lakey came up went to Village with A. M Mac and M Ryan for a walk</p>
<p>Sund 13 Fine day went to Mass Mr and Mrs Slavier called in evening and all went for a walk stopped at Slavins and spent the evening staid at Dwyers all night Mary bad with toothache</p>
<p>Mon 14 Very hot Annie M and May and Robby went home in the afternoon James Russell called Mary' bad with toothache</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">July</span></h2>
<p>Tue 15 Warm Marg's baby born two A. M. in noon went with Mrs Flowers for Mrs Tyrrill washed staid at Dwyers all afternoon</p>
<p>We 16 Fine day staid at Dwyers rain at night</p>
<p>Thu 17 Fine went to Market for Mary' rain</p>
<p>Fri 18 Fine and clear staid at Mary'</p>
<p>Sat 19 Fine day baked staid at Mary' off</p>
<p>Sun 20 Fine went to Mass staid at Mary' all afternoon May Welsh Mrs Howell there</p>
<p>Mo 21 Fine washed</p>
<p>Tu 22 Warm went to Market for Mary' and bought berries for her made there up for her</p>
<p>Wed 33 Warm got a litter from the Prest in Saul Storming</p>
<p>Thu 24 Warm went to Dwyers Debby there Mary' able to be around picked. the black currant</p>
<p>Fri 25 Warm windy day very disagreeable ironed made up Black currant</p>
<p>Sat 26 Fine cool day thunderstorm in the night Mrs John Rennie called and like a cheese</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">July</span></h2>
<p>Sun 27 Fine day went to Mass over to Dwyers in afternoon</p>
<p>Mon 28 Warm. washed C. Wright and Harriet came and staid for tea went home in the evening Mother Mary and Howes at Dwyer at night thunder storm</p>
<p>Tue 29 Fine ironed Russells want to toor</p>
<p>Wed 30 Beautiful day went to shop and to Photos after to Market for M'</p>
<p>Thu Mrs Powers came in the evening and staid all night</p>
<p>Thuy 31 Fine. went to Market and with Mrs Powers to Henderson's</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">August</span></h2>
<p>Thu 31 Maggy Pringle and Millie Sills carrier we all went to Village in evening rain in evening staid all night at Dwyers</p>
<p>Fri 1 Beautiful. M. Coingher and M. Sills went home</p>
<p>Sat 2 Fine</p>
<p>Sun 3 Fine went to mass and took Robby to Vespers</p>
<p>Mon 4 Fine washed washed the bullore forehead seen Mrs J. Perry called</p>
<p>Tu 5 Warm. made a bol of hard soap Mary's old shop burnt</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">August</span></h2>
<p>Wed 6 Fine wash soap</p>
<p>Thu 7 Fine made soap early and took Robby Mary and Jansie to see the show</p>
<p>Fri 8 Fine</p>
<p>Sat 9 Fine. James Russell called</p>
<p>Sun 10 Fine went to Mass and Vespers</p>
<p>Mon 11 Fine. washed</p>
<p>Tu 12 Fine cool day ironed went. Village got home for apron and Sonny Ladyers forward</p>
<p>Wed 13 Fine cool day Mrs H. took Robby to a Pienie M. Walsh staid at Dwyer and I staid at home all night the first time in 1 weeks</p>
<p>Thu 14 Warm and windy went to Village twice</p>
<p>Fri 15 Fine day baked</p>
<p>Sat 16 Beautiful day cool</p>
<p>Sun 17 Beautiful day went to Mass and took Robby Mary' and children came over and took dinner and staid all night M Welsh staid all night and I staid home</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">August</span></h2>
<p>Mon 18 Fine day washed heavy rain in the afternoon and all night M Welsh staid all night at Mary' and I staid home</p>
<p>Tu 19 Beautiful day over to Mary's all the the afternoon M. sick</p>
<p>Wed 20 Beautiful day. Mary's better Mrs Russell came and staid till evening Mrs Fraser and Mrs Goodson called went home with Mrs Russell and then went to Village</p>
<p>Thu 21 Fine day went Village in evening Mother making soft soap</p>
<p>Fri 22 Fine sewed apron all day</p>
<p>Sa 23 Fine cool day baked Mrs Neely took tea</p>
<p>Sun 24 Beautiful day went to Mass and Vespers took Robby and Mary for a walk</p>
<p>Mon 25 Fine cool day washed Mr and Mrs McNeill called</p>
<p>T 26 Cool day ironed</p>
<p>We 27 called on Mrs Slav and Mrs McKenty Mys scoll and Miss Johnny there</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">August</span></h2>
<p>Wed 21 Fine day Mrs McKenty staid afternoon Ms Neely took dinner</p>
<p>Thu 28 Fine James Russell called M. and I took tea at Slavins</p>
<p>Fri 29 Beautiful day Mrs Slavin Miss Scoll and Miss Johnson and Mrs Fraser took tea</p>
<p>Sat 30 Fine day</p>
<p>Sun 31 Dull cloudy went to Mass Mrs Howes and Tyrrill at Dwyers</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">September</span></h2>
<p>Sep 1 Mon Fine day washed James Russell called in afternoon went to M</p>
<p>Tu 2 Fine Mrs Russell and girl and two children staid all night</p>
<p>Wed 3 Dull rainy morning Mrs Russell and family went home made hard soap</p>
<p>Thu 4 Beautiful day Mal Joushood staid all night heavy rain in afternoon</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">September</span></h2>
<p>Fri 5 Cool dull day</p>
<p>Sat 6 Fine day went to Village. and helped Mary and to make Plens pressed for Russell staid evening</p>
<p>Sun 7 Cool. dull went to Mass but no Mass Margaret and child dress took dormin and staid afternoon Mrs Tyrrill staid afternoon and took tea took Robby and Mary and Jansie for a walk coming to rain in evening</p>
<p>M 8 Fine day washed cut and pried dress went to shop in evening</p>
<p>Tu 9 Fine day ironed sewed in afternoon</p>
<p>W. 10 Fine day Mrs Green staid afternoon and all night Mrs Tyrrill at Dwyers</p>
<p>Thu 11 Fine clear day Mrs Green went away. Mrs Wright staid afternoon</p>
<p>Fri 12 Very hot. baked Ellen Rennie called rain in the night</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">Sep</span></h2>
<p>Sat 13 cold and chilly finished ironed dress</p>
<p>Sun 14 Chilly day went to mass. Mother went to Wilsons went to Margarets</p>
<p>Mon 14 Cool rain in afternoon washed Mrs Fraser took dinner and staid all night the soldiers camped in the palace green</p>
<p>Tue 15 Clean and windy Mrs Fraser went home made soap block Robby and Mary to Mellovilly to see soldiers</p>
<p>Wed 16 Fine day made soap Alvaretta Flynn called went to Village</p>
<p>Thu 17 Beautiful day made soap M. came over and left her baby</p>
<p>Fri 18 Rain</p>
<p>Sa 19 Clear cool Mrs Powey came went to the abo the village to see the soldiers stopped at M. and Mother and Powers and I came home Mrs Sweeney called and I Isabell and Robby and Dennis came up Powers went Marg's</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">September</span></h2>
<p>Sun 20 Beautiful Robby and Dennie and Mary and I went to Mass Marg and children took dinner had a dream with Robby and Dennis and Rob Dwyer James Russell called James Sweeney staid the evening and Mr and Mrs Slavins</p>
<p>Mon 21 Washed early took Robby and Mary to see the soldiers James Russell called in the afternoon took Robby and many to Rouses to see the soldiers Father started for Toronto Mary and Isabell went to station with him commenced raining in the evening</p>
<p>Tue 22 Cool went to Village to the Davies in evening Marg' staid for tea</p>
<p>Wed 23 Beautiful day Isabell and boys went home the soldiers went away</p>
<p>Thu 24 Rain father came home in the morning train</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">September</span></h2>
<p>Fri 26 Fine clear day Mr Russell staid the afternoon</p>
<p>Sat 27 Very hot. baked Webby helped to wash blase at Mr chills took tea</p>
<p>Sun 28 Very hot went to Man Marg' came over</p>
<p>Mon 29 Rain nearly all day washed</p>
<p>Tue 30 Cool washed feather Sicks James Russell took tea and Marg' left her baby till she went to village went to village in evening</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">Oct</span></h2>
<p>Wed 1 Fine day mad cold up and ironed all day</p>
<p>Thu 2 Dull gloomy day made Pear preserves</p>
<p>Fri 3 Cool and cloudy Mrs Russell and Miss Jennings called Mother went to Frome with G. Sills went to Hows in evening</p>
<p>Sat 4 Rain all day</p>
<p>Sun 5 Gloomy day went to Mass Mrs Tyrrell at Dwyers</p>
<p>Mon 6 Cold dull washed James Russell and Jennings called</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">October</span></h2>
<p>Tues 7 Cold and clear ironed</p>
<p>Wed 8 Fine warm day served Mary. dress Mary went to Russell</p>
<p>Thu 9 Beautiful day</p>
<p>Wed 10 Miss Russell other Miss Jennings staid the afternoon and Mrs Russell came at night</p>
<p>Fri 10 Fine day Mother came home with Mr Sells colored Black. went to Russells in evening staid at home all night</p>
<p>Sat 11 Warm and cloudy the two Mrs Russell took dinner Mrs Fraser and Mrs Wilson called</p>
<p>Sun 12 Rain nearly all day went to Mass John McKenty Belle Robby and Jansie came up Mrs Russell staid the evening</p>
<p>Mon 13 Clear washed John McKenty Robby and Jansie went home</p>
<p>Tu 14 Beautiful day made apple jelly Mary and Bethea packed books show day</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">October</span></h2>
<p>Tues 14 Bethea Mary and I went to Marg' in evening Mrs Tyrrill and Kelly Allan there</p>
<p>Wed 15 Splendid day. show G Sills called are fine Rennie</p>
<p>Thu 16 Cloudy windy day Mrs McNeill called Marg' staid afternoon</p>
<p>Fri 17 Clear and cold Mrs Toby staid for dinner colored blast Mefs Jennings called</p>
<p>Sat 18 High towed rain in afternoon J McKenty came up went to Village in evening</p>
<p>Sun 19 Rain all day staid home from Mass John McKenty Bethea and Margaret went to church and got the baby baptized Marg' and children staid McKenty and Mle Jennning went home Mr Russell took tea and staid all evening very dark. rainy to Mary</p>
<p>Mon 20 Rain all day washed</p>
<p>Tue 21 Clear in went to C. farms and sigmed mortgage</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">October</span></h2>
<p>Tue 21 Mrs Cuthell took dinner Mrs Grenne staid all May</p>
<p>Wed 22 Cold windy ironed all day</p>
<p>Thu 23 Cloudy commenced packing up Jahey Richey and finney came up falery and Richey went to Mary's with men commenced rain in evening. washed</p>
<p>Fri 24 Clear and cool packing up all day Mrs Russell called Went to Village with Richey</p>
<p>Sat 25 Clear and cold Jahey and Richey went home James Russell staid all evening went to Howey</p>
<p>Sun 26 Cloudy and cool went to Mass at 7. Ass</p>
<p>Mon 27 Rain in forenoon clear in evening Mrs Fraser called Mary went to Toronto went to station work here.</p>
<p>Tu 28 Disagreeable day</p>
<p>Wed 29 Cloudy ironed Mrs Russell took dinner</p>
<p>Thu 30 Cold Mother not well</p>
<p>Fri 31 Cloudy cold day Mother went over to Dwyers snow at dregh</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">November</span></h2>
<p>Sat 1 Beautiful day went to mass Mother not well Mrs Rennie called went to see Alvaretta Fly</p>
<p>Sun 2 Went to Mass commenced to Rain James Russell staid the evening went to Marg' Mrs Howes there</p>
<p>Mon 3</p>
<p>Tus 4 Cold and cloudy Mr and Mrs Whiteman came Mrs Whiteman went to Hay Bay and Mr Whiteman staid all night</p>
<p>Wed 5 Cold and cloudy the Whitemans went away Mrs Wright staid for dinner</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">January</span></h2>
<p>Thu 1 Mother was laid in the vault. Jahey Isabella Robby and Mrs Mace went home John McKenty and Bethea staid may Welsh staid the afternoon and went wete Mr Tyrrill in evening</p>
<p>Fri 2 Dreary day John McKenty and the rest went to Mass in morning and there went home Maggy Welsh staid all night</p>
<p>Sat 3 Dull dreary day packed up bed and other things John went up on evening train</p>
<p>Sun 4 Fine day Mary and I went to Mass Mr Perry called. and May Sills came and staid all night</p>
<p>Mo 5 Fine and clear Mrs Melleville came washed</p>
<p>Tu 6 Epiphany. stormy snow Mary went to mass May Welsh called in evening commenced to rain in evening</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">January</span></h2>
<p>Wed 7 Rain all day ironed all day</p>
<p>Thu 8 Rain part of the day James Russell came in afternoon went to M. in evening</p>
<p>Fri 9 Fine clear day Mrs Melleville came and washed bed clothes a girl evening all</p>
<p>Sat 10 Wild day</p>
<p>Sun 11 Clear went to mass went to Marg' and took little Mary home Mrs Howes there</p>
<p>Mon 12 Fine day washed</p>
<p>Tues 13 Very cold ironed in the afternoon Mary and I spent the evening at Mrs McNeilly Mag Welsh staid all night</p>
<p>Wed 14 Very cold Mrs Russell called G B Sills called</p>
<p>Thu 15 Cold</p>
<p>Fri 16</p>
<p>Sat 17</p>
<p>Su 18 Cold went to mass</p>
<p>Mo 19 Cold washed</p>
<p>Tu 20 Rain</p>
<p>Wed 21 Rain went to Village</p>
<p>Thu 22 Very windy went to Village Mrs Mr Kenty staid for to Mr and Mrs Slavin called for her</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">January</span></h2>
<p>Fri 23 Cold Mrs McNeill and Miss Daverne called</p>
<p>Sat 24 Snow Ellen Reiner called</p>
<p>Sun 25 Fine no mass took little mary home Mrs Howes over</p>
<p>Mo 26 Cold snow in aftern.</p>
<p>Tu 27 Fine day</p>
<p>Wed 28 snow Miss Beison called</p>
<p>Thu 29 Very cold</p>
<p>Fri 30 intensely cold went to Hay Bay with Ellen Reiner</p>
<p>Sat 31 Very cold went to Rense with Cellem</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline">February</span></h2>
<p>Su 1 Very cold staid in all day J. Russell staid the afternoon</p>
<p>Mo 2 Intensely cold Ellen Rennie Mrs Cuthell and I went to Bairds and staid till evening went Russells with Mrs Cuthell and staid all night</p>
<p>Tu 3 Came home with J Russell Mrs Powers back dinner</p>
<p>Tu 4 Frosty</p>
<p>We 5 Frosty ironed</p>
<p>Thu 6 Cold Annie Neilson took dinner</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">February</span></h2>
<p>Frid 7 Cofd</p>
<p>Sat 8 Cold made lunch Jnid went Village went l Margaret widower</p>
<p>Sun 9 Frosty staid from mass vouch Willan and Wallis and Heyone called brought Mary home in evening</p>
<p>Mon 10 Washed. snow Mrs Tyrrell called in even went to Mary' with her</p>
<p>Fri 11 Fine day</p>
<p>Wed 12 Fine John came down on the morning train and went back in evening train</p>
<p>Thu 13 Fine took up the carpets</p>
<p>Fri 14 Washed George Harrison and wife staid Jordine</p>
<p>Sat 15 Cold Ellen Revere staid all day Isabell and Robby and baby came up</p>
<p>Sun 16 Fine staid from Mass fine and Ellen went home after dinner. Robby Lakey drove us to Russells. Maury McNeills and Welshy went over with Mary in evening</p>
<p>Mon 17 Fine Mr and Mrs J Russell took dinner J. McKenty came up Mr Welsh and the two Mrs Russells came to say good bye</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">February</span></h2>
<p>Mon 17 Father, Mary and I went to Station for Toronto. J. McKenty and Isabell and Uncle Jinney came to see us off started on the 50 M staid and got to Toronto at half past Twelve at night</p>
<p>Tues 18 Fine day two men pored the gas and and walis pipes J. Russell called</p>
<p>Wed 19 Dull day Mrs Burns</p>
<p>Thu 20 Fine Mr and Mrs Grey staid in the evening</p>
<p>Frid 21 Dull the stain carpet laid</p>
<p>Sat 22 Show in evening fine in evening John and I took a walk down Goring St</p>
<p>Tue 23 Fine went to mine & O mass Father and John to ten O Clock MacNamara</p>
<p>Mo 24 Fair and cold John went on his trip</p>
<p>Tue 25 Cold and dude went down to Goring</p>
<p>We 26 Cold and dreary</p>
<p>Thu 27 Cold Mrs Rooney called</p>
<p>Fri 28 Fine Mrs Walsh and Mrs Walls called</p>
<p>Sat 29 Beautiful day went dower sheet</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">March</span></h2>
<p>Mon 1 Lovely day went to ten O Clock mass in the afternoon John Rennie called and we went for a walk Mr and Mrs Burns called in evening</p>
<p>Mon 2 Fine washed went called down street M. Jennings</p>
<p>Tues 3 Dull day rain in afternoon.</p>
<p>Wed 4 Fair John Ruth were and wife called went down Udery St</p>
<p>Thu 5 Fine clear day Miss Donaline called</p>
<p>Fri 6 Cold. some Mrs MacNamara called Mary and I went to Post Office and there to Vespers at Cathedral</p>
<p>Sat 7 Cold wind went down to Young St John came home at night</p>
<p>Su 8 Dreary day J and J went to ten OClock May</p>
<p>Mo 9 Fine day washed</p>
<p>Tue 10 Mrs Tyrrell came at night Cold day</p>
<p>Wed 11 Very cold went to Vespers in evening</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">March</span></h2>
<p>Thu 12 Dull went down She Street</p>
<p>Fri 13 Nice day</p>
<p>Sat 14 Cold dreary went down</p>
<p>Sun 15 Clear went to Mass Mrs Tyrrell here</p>
<p>Mon 16 Clear washed</p>
<p>Thu 17 Dull in morning rain afternoon St Patricks Mass in Cathedral guard procession</p>
<p>Wed 18 Rain in afternoon</p>
<p>Thu 19 Fine day</p>
<p>Fri 20 The archbishop howe fireworks at Cathedral mary Mrs Tyrrell and I went to Vespers in evening</p>
<p>Sat 21 Beautiful day went to mass and down Street in morning Mabellan Mag Rushven came in evening Isa and I went down St at night</p>
<p>Sun 22 Clear day Mrs Tyrrill took Ruthvery to mass Mary and John went to vespers the Rushvent went to Mitro poletar</p>
<p>Mo 23 Very cold Mary and Ruthvery went up Young St Mrs Tyrrell sewn Dress</p>
<p>Tu 24 Cold Mary Black and two children came Mrs Tyrrell went to Asylum wila went away there on cars</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">March</span></h2>
<p>Wed 25 Cold Ruthvens went away washed Mrs Mackand called rain evening</p>
<p>Thu 26 went drownd</p>
<p>Fri 27 Fine day</p>
<p>Sat 28 Fine went Home St</p>
<p>Sun 29 Palin Jurin got John Jove Archbishop</p>
<p>Mon 30 Cold Carpenter came to work Mrs Jenning and daughter called</p>
<p>Fri 31 Cold Carpenter to wr in drawing room</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline">April</span></h3>
<p>Wed 1 Cold</p>
<p>Thu 2 Fine day went to Mass</p>
<p>Frid 3 Friday went to Vespers and Stations in afternoon</p>
<p>Sat 4 Cold went to Mass papered the dining room in afternoon Miss Jenning staid for tia I laid the stair carpet</p>
<p>Sun 5 Ester went to mass John and I went to Vespers in afternoon</p>
<p>Mon 6 snow in afternoon</p>
<p>Mon 6 Fine washed Slavin and Gester called John went to Napanee in the him to remover Mothers removing</p>
<p>Thu 7 Fine May Died I called on Donalee and Walls and Rooney's</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">April</span></h2>
<p>Wed 7 John and Sahiy came home with mothers remains Barnes there</p>
<p>Thu 8 Dull chilly day Burns came in Morn we all went to Carvery Mothers was laid in</p>
<p>Frid 10 Fine Lakey Mary and I went to Bro Arnold's and Warehouse from Mare</p>
<p>Sat 11 And W Ryan came in evening</p>
<p>Sat 11 Snow Bro Arnold Lakey and I started on the Yach train got in Kingston at Ralf pass 2 stripped at Dolany Robby Lakey waiting for us took dinner at Dolans got in Sydinks a fin evening John all was</p>
<p>Sun 12 Clear and Cold no Mass in Sydenhias May Ryan called in evening</p>
<p>Mon 13 Fine day wrote letters Miss Rolan yearing at Laheys</p>
<p>Tu 14 served all day went to macy & miss Slaom Her</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">April</span></h2>
<p>Wed 15 Rain in morning windy all day May Ryan came in afternoon Isabell and I went to Mrs Ryan</p>
<p>Thu 16 Saved all day thunder storm in evening</p>
<p>Fri 17 Snow in forenoon went to afternoon start for over</p>
<p>Sat 18 Beautiful day ever made cake Isa and went to Barcher</p>
<p>Sun 19 Beautiful day went to Mass with Jabey Isabell Dennis Robby and Jainsie</p>
<p>Sun 19 Mrs Mace came in afternoon Isa and I took a short wack J Gary and wife and John Keely and May Ryan came in evening we all went over to Mass for a short time</p>
<p>Mon 20 Cold rain started for Kingston in stage with Salsey and Mrs Mace stopped at Mrs Dermotty Sahey John McKenty and I took dinner got to McKenty at 4 6 cts found all will</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">April</span></h2>
<p>Thu 21 Dull cold day with all day</p>
<p>Wed 22 Cold clear went to barn and bay with children</p>
<p>Thu 23 Cold. clear John took me to station got to Napanee at 4 PM found for and children well</p>
<p>Fri 24 Margaret went to McKenty went to station with her Mrs Fraser in and out Mrs J Bliwell called</p>
<p>Sat 25 Cold no one in but John Gleeson</p>
<p>Sun 26 Snow in morning warm and clear in evening Mrs Hows called in afternoon</p>
<p>Mon 27 Cold washed</p>
<p>Tu 28 Cold froze went to Russell in the evening</p>
<p>Wed 29 Very cold</p>
<p>Thu 30 Milder went Village to get dress and hat Beihias baby loom</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline">May</span></h3>
<p>Fri 1 Robby Lahey and boy came up after the cow</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">May</span></h2>
<p>Sat 2 Beautiful day. They drove the cow away and G Jimmy went with there Mrs Fraser and Vain alstine Nellie Wilson and Walter Fraser staid evening</p>
<p>Sun 3 Beautiful day Robby and I went to mass after dine took the children for a walk Mrs Howe called</p>
<p>Mon 4 Fair day Mrs McNeill called went to Village in evening</p>
<p>Tu 5 Fair washed went to Village up for M H.</p>
<p>Wed 6 Fine Mrs Russell staid for tea M Welsh came and cut out R. Goat</p>
<p>Thu 7 Cool day Jimmy came home in cars went to Village for dress M Welsh came and staid all night</p>
<p>Fri 8 Warm M Welsh went away had toothache in evening</p>
<p>Sat 9 Warm. Windy went to Market in evening Father Mackey called</p>
<p>Su 10 Fine warm day went to Mass Bean came in afternoon</p>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline">May</span></h2>
<p>Su 10 Mr and Mrs Slavin and horse carriage afternoon went to Currying ground with Footy Fraser and children for a walk</p>
<p>Mo 11 Windy cook washed Christy Keilmurray called and Ellen Rennie staid for a few minute</p>
<p>Tu 12 Warm James Russell called and Tom Welsh came in Mrs Hosey called Mary came home on cars Mr Hows called</p>
<p>Wed 13 Warm ironed in evening went to Mrs Neills</p>
<p>Thu 14 Cool Mary went to Mass and I took the train for McKenty got to John met me at the station found Bettia and baby well</p>
<p>Fri 15 Fine day served went to bay for coney</p>
<p>Sat 16 Fine day rain after</p>
<p>Su 17 Fine went to Words with the childron and end Anns</p>
<p>Mo 18 Fine served all day</p>
<p>Tu 19 Fine</p>
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<p>May</p>
<p>Wed 20 Fine Aunt Nancy went to Bash with old Mrs MkKinly and Robert</p>
<p>Thu 21 Rain John went to Blacksmith shop</p>
<p>Fri 22 Fine</p>
<p>Sat 23 Fine John went to Knight a letter from Toronto</p>
<p>Sun 24 Warm Tom McDermott and Sandy Winks went home Johnny and Mary and Mag and I went with Ann as far as floating bay Johnny drove Jim Drainan and Johnson & Anne to McK{cut off}</p>
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<p>May</p>
<p>Mon 25 Rain girl not home Bethia and I done her work</p>
<p>Tue 26 Drizzy rain</p>
<p>Wed 27 Beautiful day the girl came home Mrs Nugent came in afternoon</p>
<p>Thu 28 Fine wrote to Isa Johnny Bobby and Jimmy went to Post Off horse fun away</p>
<p>Fri 29 Fine went to bay to gather cones with May a My</p>
<p>Sat 30 Beautiful day after dinner John drove me to Kingston took the stage to Sydenham stopped at McDermott for a few minutes got to Sydenham at 7 found all well</p>
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<p>June</p>
<p>Sun 31 Very sultry thunder shower before dinner Mrs Mace came in Mag Ryan came in the evening went for a walk took tea at Macy James s leg very painful Isabell and I went to see Dr rainy</p>
<p>June Mon 1 Cool and dull James better Mrs Mace and Mrs Ryan {illegible} in to see him</p>
<p>Tue 2 took a walk with Mag Ryan in evening</p>
<p>Tues 2 Fine sewed all day took a walk with Mag Ryan a horse ran away no one hurt</p>
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<p>June</p>
<p>Wed 3 Cloudy Robby Johnny drove me to Napanee found all well went to village in evening</p>
<p>Thu 4 Warm Cloudy John came on the midnight train and went away on the noon train for the Old Country Jim Rennie came in to see John Robby Lahay and Jimmy and I went to Station to see him off Robby Lahay went home very sultry</p>
<p>Fri 5 very sultry packing case all day J Russell called</p>
<p>Sat 6 Rain in forenoon clear in afternoon</p>
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<p>June</p>
<p>Fri 7 Margt and Mary & Jansie went to Ma{illegible} light shower Robby and I staid Mrs {illegible} and J Gleeson came Marg and Children and I went for a walk in Graveyard Robby and I went to Russells</p>
<p>Mon 8 Warm went to Village in forenoon and in afternoon too called on Mrs Slavin Isabell and Robby and Maggy came up Mrs Hows came</p>
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<p>June</p>
<p>Tue 9 fine got up at three O clock Isabell and Mag and I went to Station started at 6 got in Toronto at half past 12 Father at Station</p>
<p>Wed 10 Warm unpacked trunk</p>
<p>Thu 11 Cool made washstand</p>
<p>Fri 12 Cool got in case of K{illegible}</p>
<p>Sat 13 Fine cool day cleaned up made fries went Y{illegible}</p>
<p>Sun 14 Beautiful Mag and I went to Mass. Father Mag and I took a walk after dinner</p>
<p>Mon 15 Washed Sandy Ru{illegible} came in evening rain</p>
<p>Tue 16 Rain</p>
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THE FARMER'S ADVOCATE
Act, which comes into force on January 1st, 1915, gives the following weights for the following vegetable and commodities.
A bushel of any of these articles, unless a bushel by measure is specially agreed upon shall be the following:-
Artichokes, 56 lbs; beans, 60 lbs.; beets, 50 lbs.; bituminous coal, 70 lbs.; blue grass seed, 14 lbs.; carrots, 50 lbs.; castor beans, 40 lbs,; clover seed, 60 lbs.; hemp seed, 44 lbs.; lime, 70 lbs.; malt, 36 lbs.; onions, 50 lbs.; parsnips 45 lbs.; potatoes, 60 lbs.; timothy seed. 48 lbs. Turnips, 50 lbs.
And a bag shall contain:-artichokes, 84.; beets, carrots, onions and turnips, 75 lbs,; parsnips, 65 lbs., and potatoes, 90 lbs.
Persons selling or offering for sale these articles not up to the required weight will be liable to a fine of $25 on the first offence, and not exceeding $50 for each subsequent offence.
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The same Act defines a barrel of flour as 196 lbs., and a half barrel as 98 lbs.; rolled oats must weigh 180 lbs. to the barrel, and rolled wheat, 100 lbs. to the barrel, and 50 lbs. to the half barrel.
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Calf feed
ground rolled oats 22 lbs
linseed meal 10 "
flour middings 5 "
fine corn meal 11
fine <s>barn</s> blood meal 1 1/2
salt 1/2 "
Preventation of Mosquito bites
Oil of Citronella (Andropogon Nardus)
Agg6. 42 Series 1, Subseries 3
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Wm Heyword D. Company 34th Battalion Guelph X ry 1.15
Sulphate A. ammonia usually contains <u>20 b of</u> nitrogen it is retained by the soul can be applied any time. Should not be applied to land deficient in lime. from 100 to 200 pound to area.
Nitrate of Soda is strongly soluble contains about 15.6 % of nitrogen should be applied to growing crops apply from 100 to 200 lbs for arse
Calcium Cyanamid. contains about 15% nitrogen
Ground rock Phosphate from 25 to 40% of Phosphoric acid
Boric Slug from 11 to 13% of available good for soon land slow in action " " contains lime
Sulphur phosphate in Arid Phosphate 14 to 16% " " do not apply to sour lands
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== Rosmead Diary == 1914 Paid June J E Rec H E 5 Monday Fine sunny day cool. We spread fine loads manure from yard pig peas and sheep house on J. L. spear crop land with spread A.M. PM we spread another load and planted six more rows potatoes 3 and about one third of a row from J. L. were David's Warriors rest common Dr McFadgeon Came up after dinner opened eyes of Mauds colt they being stuck together then altovid Dan colt and left it standing while doing it. Bob Lindale down at night got some strawberry plants 2 Tuesday Very cool last night, some say a slight frost. & this drove down in morning took cream to Russells also 1.95 lbs Potatoes to Ellis @ $1.05 345 per bag $2.27 got shorts $1.40 chicken feed $1.50 227 290 paid balance on groceries got May 26th 55. Willie 55 proud I L. AM and I find home around now land no be supplied some in new overhard day flower bed etc I wed Bowley over PM he and Willie clipped 5 sheck I wed took sick and went home. I powed and harrowed at J. L. P.M. near Fordsforce. We drove up to see cattle at Allans come home by Gass' and got lend of his shears. 3 Wednesday Sunny and cloudy rained a few drops at 79890 night. I went to Aboyne for beef in morning 1446 14 145 41 576 17 77 32
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== Rosmead Diary ==
1914 June I E
3 798 90
continued Wednesday forward Jess in buggy got lime at Kiln on way back 5 cts. D. allan down in morning to see about the cattle Willie drove him up to the fifty and they brought the cattle down from the sand hill to watertrogh and setted them there Chapman and Swagey in morning in auto try sell up corn cultivation. I finished scuffling new orchard and Willie chored the sheep before {illegible}. PM Willie finished shearing the sheep Final Bowley bring two such. I finished plowing and harrowing at J L.
4 Thursday
1 Raining last night and this forenoon at times cloudy day cleared off in evening. We have had no heavy rain this spring so far. Willie drove down took 58 lbs wool to Roundle left it there as Jim Russell was busy unloading binder he got at Ellis chase 18 cts bolts for plow at Mannies 6 cts bread todts 12 cts brought up ToM. I fixed broken handles in wheel hoe. Pm mwe spread 3 loads manure (apr) on pig yeard below new orchard no 4. a. and plowed most got not sowed with paine Willie helped Mary plant cabbage in new orchard, also dropped some. Shay took old paper off wall in dining room. We wld 9/12 <s>day eggots Raves</s> @ 17 ds $1.61 got lost wakes egg morning 161 1.61, 18 cts las than aported eggs being down + cts paid for cool oil 30 cts Willie drove to M Domain in evening Rogerson & Gus in to see colt Mr Joss in PM got dep for whistsee. I fixed fence between us and Sindales. Girls got government cheque on Monday $20.00
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== Rosmead Diary ==
Paid
1914 June Rec H E J
5 79941 Friday forward 1464 37 145 91 576 28 77 32
Fine sunny day. Willie harrowed all the I L field arrows turnip land potatoes and corn up to turn in hardwood bush from there up to I L missed the corn. I put some future book on dining room PM we find handles on weeder. and Willie went over the corn we left in AM with it. I finished plowing the rope land in Slo 4. A. Wm Clarke up for eyes AM & day 34 cts 34 We drove up to see cattle at night also drove in to see how D. Allan was he having been sick. We gave Edith back 25 cts our $1.00 extra Dave gave us on May 15th thus making 25 cts extra total 525 for pease 25
6 Saturday Fine sunny day. I activated and harrowed the rope bond in 110 4 A also cultivated rope land in now land 110 6 A.M. Willie chopped.
872 PM we drilled up in 110 4 A and sowed vape in it. Willie paid Fred Vowley $2.00 in full for sheep washing and shearing. I drove down town at night took 145 lbs potatoes to Ellis $160 160 got 2 lbs turnip seed 60 cts groanies 90 cts bread 90 60 and burns 7 oots 17 cts exchanged duck food 17 for wheat at Eelis called Arthurs etc got credit bill for wool at Russells $16.24
7 Sunday
Very warm day especially PM thunder showers passing around PM and warning a slight shower home in morning. Mr Millierpreached AM and evening Anniversary services. The morning text was Rev 3:11. and in morning to united 505 808 23 congregation from 200 for 4:8. Christian optimism am coll 50 cts open 5 cts 466 56 146 98 518 88 82 37
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== Rosmead Diary ==
914 Paid
June S E Rec H E J
8 808 23 1466 56 146 98 578 88 82 37
Fine sunny very warm looked a little like rain at times. I disked turnip land AM Willie nailed fibre board in dining room. PM Willie drove down team in waggon to bring up sound hand stove from Roma but didnt get it he brought drill plow shear from Hodge who could cut sharpen it it being cast sted. We took land salt back to J L field spread it on turnip land after having harrowed it then we rolled it Willie put shear on drill plow again, a tedious job. We took Beatrice hifer young John hifer and Jersey calf up to Allans fifty in evening drove other cattle down to them from sand hill.
Tuesday
9 Exceedingly warm day sunny, dry weather. I made 32 drills at 1 l AM and Willie sowed them with Derby turnips. PM we drove down in waggon helped Willie load secondhand stove or range from Bob Kens whids he took up 59 also head and lemons in 7 oots 29 cts and lb 29 turnip seed Ellis 30 cts. I stayed to meeting 30 of Property Committee in Ridols then went to Wm. Deans to see his corn cultivator also to Chapmans Willie finished disking turnip land PM. I drove down to Maywoods with meat bay than Willie and I drove up to Allan to see about cattle got 1 lb Turnips seed of Davip our growing. Scharins milk 25. 25
Wednesday
Fine sunny warm day. I rolled and drilled 80 up rest of turnip land Ro 11 L making 44 drills 76 in all. and Willie took mean to Russells got there 809 62 sugar 50 cts turnip seed 25 cts nail to Mannies 3 cts. 55 25 1466 81 146 82 579 43 82 37
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== Rosmead Diary ==
1914 Paid
June S E Rec H E J
10 809 62 continued Wednesday forward 1466 81. 147 82 579. 43 82 37.
he brought up 70 M and chopped till noon. PM Willie finished sowing turnips and 7 and I fixed up and wired food in No 6 N. E of poplar bush. I thinned some mangets to-day Willie wheeled up to see cattle in evening asked about a pig that strayed away nobody had seen it. I drove to M down in evening dro drove down to see J. Chapman we corn cultivator boot didn't seem him. 80. Deans and Davidson called PM about corn cultivation Wm clank eggs me day 18 cts 18
11 Thursday
Fine day warm mostly sunny looked like rain at times. We drove up to Alland got Davy to go up to the fifty with us and we fixed the water supply. PM I put fibre board on dining room and Willie drove own Panck in buggy got at Stretchand and 97 Linn flour 80 chase 17 and brought up the 97 corn cultivator from Chapmans he lost 2 teeth drove down again got one of them. Mary sold 4 1/2 doz eggs to Reeves @ 18 cts also got 9 cts extra on last weeks sale total 90 cts 90 Mr Mackie brought over some duck eggs, got milks cts 10
12 Friday
cool and cloudy in morning cleaned off sewing got warm PM cool at night again. WIllie cultivated corn with now cultivator to-day Jos & Panch. I took Ayshine to Fords them finished putting fibre board on dining room AM. PM I rode back to 7 L with Chapman and Laughran in Chapmans auto to see Willie cultivating corn Laughron wanted to see it 16 09 I fixed fine between bask and grain ROH doing with PM. Mrs Mackie potatoes 45 45 81059 Bella finished preparing fining room to-day cream chaque yesterday $16.09 1484 53 148 79 579 43 82 37
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== Rosmead Diary ==
1914 Paid
June J E Rec H E J
13 810 59 Saturday Forward 1484 53 148 79 579 43 82 37
Fine sunny day. breezy cool at night. We took sheep gotes down to Ro 4 bask fence in waggon them put load wood on it from file in Ro 6 bush. Willie finished corn cultivating the corn AM brought the wood home with him I finished fixing the stamp fane RO 4 bush using the sheep gates etc. Linde Will Paulin up for dinner had home at Guelph on jury stayed down at home last night. he went up to author with sur Malone the mail man. PM Willie cultivated the new land piece in 40 6. I churned them hoed mangels. Willie went down town at night got bread at tools 12 cts. 12
14 Sunday
Fane sunny cool. John Cormie preached AM from Jon 13.30 a sermon on Judas Iscariot. and Mr bram to united congregation in St Andrews 22 at night from Matt 6:13 a sermon on temptation Only Willie and I at St Andrews at night St Andrew Call 10 10
15 Monday
Fine sunny cool, windy PM clouded over rained a few drops in morning. I harrowed potatoes also rope land at 7 L than brought harrows down to new land Ro 6. Willie plowed and harrowed it, we mad a lane dowd ditch from iron gate to gap in Ro 6 bush and put cows & calves in to Ro 6 bush. I thinned mangels PM.
16 Tuesday
Fine sunny cool day very dry weather<br>810 81 Willie cultivated rape land at T. L. 1484.53 148.91 579.43 82.47
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== Rosmead Diary ==
1914 Paid
June J E Rec H E J
16 810 81 continued Tuesday forward 1484 53 148 91 579 43 82 47
then brought cultivator and roller over finished plowing now land No 6 and harrowed it. I thunned mangels. PM I rolled now land Ro 6 and drilled it up and Willie hoed mangels. Girls drove down P. M. Punch in buggy paid Russells $10.00 on up of carpet paid stats $5.25 525 1000 for wildoth both por 70 M. got wheeatels Russells 13. 13 also 2 pain shoes it on ap Russells also vicloth 5 p cts they got supper 15 38 at home then came around by M in Rees and left meet bag. Willie Black + Miss Bongin marked this morning.
17 Wednesday
Fine sunny dayfrost last night. I trimmed mangels and pruned some trees in now orchard Willie down town A. M. took 51 1/4 lbs wool to Russells on after got cream corn got at 708 2 15 groceries $2.00 chase Ellis 15 cts. brought up 2 15 70 M. 7 and I drove up to ape cattle at allows gave them salt. Willie sowed rope in now land no 6 PM. We drove to M down in warning went to Wilson to see L. Allan is going to Guelph but debut on him. Jamasa Johans & keyframe onar for miller paid 25 cts on ap. 25 Soren McRae brought meat this morning
18 Thursday
Fine sunny day looked like rain PM desk clouds parsing around. Willie went to Guelph and to 180 Experimental plots, sow Carrie Robinson, fones 80 cts took 80 any watch to Pringle to got leaned paid $1.00 on it. I made 100 pantry under stairs in Rilto. Dr Mc7adgen in at noon to see Mands colt saint it had poll wil we have to poultine it. We sold 7 1/2 doz eggs to Reeves @ 18 cts $1.35 135
830.14 We chopped some in morning 1486.13 157.24 590.43 82.47
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== Rosmead Diary ==
1914 Paid
June S E Rec H E J
19 830 14 Friday continued 1486 13 157 24 590 43 82 47
Cloudy morning rained most AM cloudy most of day sunshine late PM got very cold at night. I cleaned out sheephouse Willie sharpened crown plow {elans?} and chopped AM. P.M. Willie plowed rope land J. L. I looked for the 3 sowes that get out on wood couldit see than Willie drove doug sederwood (Baclays) met than coming home. Miss Hammond here for tea and evening I drove her and Mary down in evening she to Lindsays, Mary stayed down Dave McIntyre & family came to Auntie to-day Wm Clark up for eggs 2 doz 36 cts 36
20 Saturday
Hard frost lant night. come potatoes cts frozen. I cultivated corn with 2 horse cultivator AM and Willie finished it P.M. also potatoes. I trimmed mangels. May come up in morning she got present for Samara Scherins $150. news Rand and postage 10 cts she also 160 370 gave last week 25 cts for missing. Willie 25 got at Guelph on Thursday Powells 50 cts 50 The girls over at Schains PM gave the present to Samara I walked down at night got Paris green 25 at <s>Richals</s> Mennies 25 cts. Sunny day rain at night.
21 Sunday
Cloudy mostly, cool Mr Graw preached AM from the and in warning from 2nd Peter 1. 05 middle done the Forresters occupied front middle seats. Kate foaled last night in 11 and box stall a filly. Quarrie calved to-day bull Dr McFadzen came up at noon 833 84 Samuel {Mands?} colt for poll with only Willie have he got Mackie over to help Ch 100 L A 10 1486.49 157.24 592.78 83 11 8
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== Rosmead Diary ==
1914 Paid
June S E Rec H E J
22 833 84 Monday Forward 1486 49 157 24 592 78 83 82
Rain last night mostly cloudy today some sunshine. Willie plowed rope land at J L A M with team I trimmed evergreens etc PM we drove down to mountain matching hand U Richardon Lub Cam. Mr Godfrey speaking for Richarson outro J J Groing lom cam. Goo Daye & sint Maggie down home. Raymon in AM looking at Rutes colt. Sum M: Rove over at wight got beg Rye Buckhurst 126 lbs to pour has to Retum 190 lbs after harvest we have up to see cattle in warning Punch in buggy. Willie sold wool to reg man 12 cts. I chopped some 12
23 Tuesday
Fine day cloudy and sunny, warm. Willie took Punch to Raymons in morning. I about finished thinning mangels to-day. Willie drove down Jess in buggy got her shod at Hodges 30 cts 30 tug mended at Wordens 10 cts minds Manins 10 must 20 110 Shortneeds 60 cts. Uncle Go Dodge and aunt Maggie came up before dinner We took the former around the farm etc. they stayed till six PM. Willie cultivated corn PM also harrowed what he had plowed there. I took meat bag down to Maywoods at night. Junera Scharins was married to Mr Brown they went to Guelph into auto's early in morning come back between 9 & 10. Mr Royerson in got 126 lbs buckwheat for seed.
24 Wednesday
Thunder lightning and the heaviest rain this 83494 season came last night. we got up through 1486 61 157 84 593 28 83 82
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== Rosmead Diary == {to the left of the diary entries}continued Wednesday forward night and put in Kate and Maud with their colts. rained in the morning again and early AM cleaned off fine sunny warm PM Willie standed round work to-day he hauled one load broken stones AM and 3 loads PM all to J. L. exempt last one wuluck he put on S. L. near Q. S. R. The body of Mr Cushing was taken out of the river at washing green to-day his drowning is a mystery yet. I chopped pine at cow AM cut a split wood cleaned up yard and hoed in garden and orchard PM. I put carbon Bisulphite in the 4 ground hog holes in evening. on sound hill we still polite Patsy Mauds colt on work. Wm. Maywood brought meat Willie got strainer past pended at McClauhan 10 cts Thursday Fine sunny day cloudy at terries not very warm. Willie finished road work this AM hauling 3 loads to J. L. he stuffed corn with corn cultivator also plowed some rope land PM. I put cross stakes and rides on land fame bottom of rope in Ro 3. A cleaned out stables etc. PM I hoed 6 rows of the experimental mangels staked out 2 rows for a plot put Ro 2 N of S on the 2 rows next row of trees N. W. Ro 3 R S on next 2 rows and Ro 4 R of S in next 2 rows I chopped some horse and cow in evening Willie got at 70 S growing 55 cts gr flex 25 cts. Friday Fine sunny warm day clouded over and rained a little at night. Willie took cream {to the right of the diary entries}
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<td>E</td>
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<td>834</td>
<td>94</td>
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<td>25</td>
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<td></td>
<td>80</td>
</tr>
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<td>X</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>26</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>835</td>
<td>84</td>
</tr>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Paid</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td>Rec</td>
<td></td>
<td>H</td>
<td></td>
<td>E/td></td>
<td></td>
<td>J</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
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<td>1486</td>
<td>61</td>
<td>157</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>593</td>
<td>28</td>
<td>83</td>
<td>82</td>
</tr>
<tr>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>10</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>55</td>
<td></td>
<td>25</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1486</td>
<td>61</td>
<td>158</td>
<td>39</td>
<td>593</td>
<td>63</td>
<td>83</td>
<td>82</td>
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== Rosmead Diary == {to the left of the diary entries}continued Friday forward down to Russells and brought up 78M. I stuffed mangels in new orchard also some rope in Ro 4 A then Willie finished plowing rope land J L. PM he finished harrowing rope land and cultivated corn with C. C. I roed in N. O. cut some dead trees down in book chimed out heatrouse out fine to pules of brook it in yard. Willie drove 70 M down in evening. Saturday Cloudy day breezy cool east wind rained at night. We spread 7 loads mamone on rope land at S L (spr) got from yard shophouse hot bed pig par etc. Aunt Mary Pauline come down with maid man Malone got dinner home Willie drove her to station en route Guelph to catch 5 O'clock train than came around by Allan's fifty to see cattle. Jess in buggy. We used Maud in spreader with Jess and Punch first time hitched since she foaled we still poutine colt. Willie down town at night. got bread Foots 12 cts Mrs Scharins our in warning paid for milk 50 mean 25 Sunday Cloudy day. rained at times. Mr Grow preached AM from Acts 17. 11. and in evening from From 1 Sam 29:3. Dave and others went up to Marsh to-day. Ch coll 50 Monday Cloudy day raining at times cool got very windy at night. We drove up to Commarch {to the right of the diary entries}
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<td>835</td>
<td>94</td>
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<td>27</td>
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<td>62</td>
</tr>
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<td>28</td>
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<td>29</td>
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<td>836</td>
<td>46</td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Paid</td>
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<td></td>
<td>H</td>
<td></td>
<td>E</td>
<td></td>
<td>J</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
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<td>1486</td>
<td>61</td>
<td>158</td>
<td>39</td>
<td>593</td>
<td>63</td>
<td>83</td>
<td>81</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>12</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td>75</td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>50</td>
</tr>
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<td>1487</td>
<td>36</td>
<td>158</td>
<td>51</td>
<td>593</td>
<td>63</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>32</td>
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== Rosmead Diary == {to the left of the diary entries}continued Monday forward and voted for U. Richardson for M.P.P. took D. Allon up with us we went around by the 50 and gave cattle salt. PM we cleaned up barn put lumber up in on scaffold etc. I chopped a little when gasoline gave out. Willie downtown night to hear results of section gave 10 cts admittance to 7. Hull. Craig defeated. Whitney government sustained. Tuesday Fine sunny day. warm. Willie spread load manure on ropeland then disked till about 11. I scraped up manure in yard then hoed in orchard D. Allan came down I took him up also bag rye buckwheat 107 lbs which he is going to sow some of then went to Royarsons. with Kate he was not at home. Willie chopped some before dinner. PM we cultivated corn with CC I hoed about 6 rows then came over with P while bargain sold him a sheep 109 lbs @ 5 1/2 $5.95 cheque young Groves up for mean 13 cts. Mesdames James & McRae over for tear letter brought meet bags. Wm. Maynard brought meat bag. I took Kate up to Royernons at night came down again. Mrs make over for milk 5 cts. {to the right of the diary entries}
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<td>June</td>
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<td></td>
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<td>29</td>
<td>836</td>
<td>46</td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>10</td>
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<td>30</td>
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<td></td>
<td>836</td>
<td>56</td>
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<td></td>
<td>Paid</td>
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<td>H</td>
<td></td>
<td>E</td>
<td></td>
<td>J</td>
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<td>1487</td>
<td>36</td>
<td>158</td>
<td>51</td>
<td>593</td>
<td>63</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>32</td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>10</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td>5</td>
<td>95</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td>13</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td>5</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
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<td>1493</td>
<td>49</td>
<td>158</td>
<td>61</td>
<td>593</td>
<td>63</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>34</td>
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== Rosmead Diary == {to the left of the diary entries}Dominion Day Wednesday forward Mostly cloudy a few drops rain PM I went for meat jess in buggy this morning. Willie spread load manure on rope loud then disked rest of it AM. I chopped pig and hood in N. Orchard. PM W. Maynard and I drove up to I. Lamples N. Hardton's Carrie etc. than to J Percy bought a leaf ring star there for $55. delovered at slaughter house I paid $5.00 on it. Willie trained trees P. M. mother up. PM I drove her down Punch in buggy. Thursday Cool cloudy and sunny mostly sunny PM Willie spread load manure 7 L cultivated wam AM freashy finished cultivating at then came home went down for strawberries at Jamesons 90 cts ham at Begins 90 lines Wordan $2.00 took 5 day eggs to Args. I took Kate up to Reyonans at down dred. I cleaned yard hood in orchard etc sold Reeves 6 1/2 day eggs $1.17 P.M. Dave & his wife and on Fred daughter Helen Fred and his wife Nellie and Alex his youngest are also Jean Malone came up in caryall they done drove for another and his wife about 5 PM they wore all have for tea and warning. Willie finished cultureting corn PM also potatoes. Dave and I walked back to 7 L to an corn etc Friday Fine day sunny and cloudy looked like rain at this warm PM. Willie spread last bad nannie of sermon on rope and then harrowed it then I drilled it up AM & PM. 64 dulls {to the right of the diary entries}
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<td>E</td>
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<td>836</td>
<td>46</td>
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<td>2</td>
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<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td>8</td>
<td>80</td>
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<td></td>
<td>845</td>
<td>36</td>
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<td></td>
<td>845</td>
<td>56</td>
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<td>H</td>
<td></td>
<td>E</td>
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<td>1493</td>
<td>49</td>
<td>158</td>
<td>61</td>
<td>593</td>
<td>63</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>32</td>
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<tr>
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<td>00</td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
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<td>80</td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
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<td>17</td>
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<td></td>
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<td>1494</td>
<td>66</td>
<td>165</td>
<td>41</td>
<td>595</td>
<td>63</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>32</td>
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== Rosmead Diary == {to the left of the diary entries}continued Friday forward Willie scffled sometimes with Maud AM PM Willie took Maud down to Hills lowe got at 70 S sugar 100 turnip and 25 rope 12 cts graphite at Nichols 5 cts. Wm Clark up for eggs 36 cts yesterday Willie paid misnomer note $5.14. I drove down to meeting of managers at night. We pulled chairs. Saturday Mostly sunny clouded over rained a few drops. Willie took cream down to Russells in morning. Nelson Simmons up all day we hoed corn to-day. Willie sowed rape at 7 L what I drilled yesterday them scuffled some turnips. I drove down town Punch in buggy got rivets at Minnies 8 cts hinge at Chapimans 10 cts for (Sfor) got Sunday shoes (The long life shoe) at Stuls 3.50. Cheque from Argo for eggs $2.16. Willie paid Chapman cheque on Royal $55.00 Jab 2nd for corn cultivator Sunday Fine sunny day. I stayed at home AM. Mr Crow preached AM from Luke 9:23 and in evening from Psalm 103:10. M coll 50 Monday Fair sunny day, very warm PM. N. Sup all day we had corn. Willie dropped the AM. scuffled turnips. I drive to straight horse aloque next Paring with star paid him cheque JB $27 cook $23 Pickle Bergin got shop gave cheque $9.00 Johans middle 20 cts. Wm. Maynard up in morning with his shave for leaf ring star. {to the right of the diary entries}
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<td>E</td>
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<td>56</td>
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<td>56</td>
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<td>5</td>
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<td>68</td>
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<td>6</td>
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<td></td>
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<td>933</td>
<td>60</td>
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<td>Paid</td>
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<td>H</td>
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<td>1494</td>
<td>66</td>
<td>165</td>
<td>41</td>
<td>595</td>
<td>63</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>32</td>
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<td>00</td>
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<td>25</td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td>36</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>5</td>
<td>14</td>
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<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>18</td>
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<td></td>
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<td>2</td>
<td>16</td>
<td>3</td>
<td>50</td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td>50</td>
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<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>50</td>
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<td></td>
<td>22</td>
<td>50</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td>9</td>
<td>20</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
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<td>1506</td>
<td>38</td>
<td>192</td>
<td>41</td>
<td>656</td>
<td>37</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>82</td>
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== Rosmead Diary ===== Sunday forward === Sunny. very warm PM. N.S.W all day we finished hoeing corn and potatoes and got 10 drills turnips thinned Willie chopped, finished saffing turnips drove down at noon for M:, 7 adgown to come up and 211 colt he also gave meat bag to maywood also $1.25 fair share of butchering beef ring other. McFadgeon called PM to see colt. Willie and Bella drove up to Slecocks Belwood road at night to prayer meeting. We salt butter to Pringle to Guelph he may watch. === Wednesday === A little rain last night. Fine warm sunny day. Thunder and some rain afar drops PM. We cut wood. and wood in bush AM Willie drove down for 7 oM and Aunt May who came there yesterday he got at 70S grows 86 cts got from Maywood $290 our share of leaf ring hide. Wm Clark of for eggs 36 cts We hoed turnips PM. Hw Knigt in selling cool crl intakes we gave mdr for tank of out ados cylinder oil grows. I drove to M down in evening then drove up to Jus Austing to see his ails etc Willie want up with me to see cattle. Aunt May wound up in stage Malone come in for war === Thursday === Fine sunny warm day a little cloudy at times. N. S. up all day We got total of 50 rows done now of turnip
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<td>933</td>
<td>60</td>
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<td>125</td>
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<td>8</td>
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<td>86</td>
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<td>9</td>
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<td>935</td>
<td>71</td>
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<td>1506</td>
<td>38</td>
<td>192</td>
<td>41</td>
<td>656</td>
<td>37</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>82</td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td>25</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>86</td>
<td></td>
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<td>refund 90</td>
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<td>1509</td>
<td>64</td>
<td>193</td>
<td>27</td>
<td>657</td>
<td>62</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>82</td>
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== Rosmead Diary ===== continued Thursday forward === Willie hood to-day. Mauds colt seams to he getting worse Willie wholed down in evening to see M: Fadgeon got medicine for colt. Got brigade needed at Lanktimes 15 cts === Friday === Fine sunny warm cloudy zone late PM. very day weather. N. S up all day throwing turnipsI hood with him AM Willie hood 25me PM. I drove girls down PM come went to church Rev Blythe (AY) preached from Jus 14:6. We gave callo Girls got at Ransells mof 89 cts drown goods mings is self 10 flag poplar 5. I got hair out Grahams 20 cts Willie paid N. S. $5.00 m of Mackie came over in warning got a sow from us $10.00. We gave Andrew Schain 5 doz eggs @19 cts ne ofc. === Saturday === Fine sunny very warm looked like rain at turns but never comes. NS up AM finished thinning the turnips we paid from $1.00 more, mi full to date. I hood mangols in N. O. sound time Willie took wean to Ransells also Agg to Wilsons paid $1.00 then we brought load cut wood from bush pale to house. Willie drilled up potatoes PM d 7 Lulte CC steam. McFadgan was in to see colt PM Yesterday and of us have he left bottle medicine. We got cream they me Guelph 14.69. Willie whaled from at night paid Bol. Kar for stove $10.00 mustard 15 gown 8 at Eelies luisand oil Marnies 12 Belmeator 15 cts sectarians for manor of J Chapmans 35
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<td>71</td>
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<td>45</td>
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<td>X</td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td>12</td>
<td>85</td>
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<td>954</td>
<td>01</td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Paid</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td>H</td>
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<td>1509</td>
<td>64</td>
<td>193</td>
<td>27</td>
<td>657</td>
<td>62</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>82</td>
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<td></td>
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<td></td>
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<td></td>
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<td>69</td>
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<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td>20</td>
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<td></td>
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<td>1534</td>
<td>33</td>
<td>203</td>
<td>77</td>
<td>665</td>
<td>32</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>92</td>
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<td>12</td>
<td>954.01</td>
<td>Sunday<br>Mostly cloudy rained a little PM. Our Sacrement Sunday. Mr Graw preached AM from Luke 22:42 and Mr Brown to united congregation in evening from Psalm 17.8. Missionary Coll [Collection] $5.00</td>
<td>1534.33</td>
<td>203.77</td>
<td>665.32</td>
<td>84.92<br><br><br>5.00</td>
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<td>13</td>
<td><br><br><br>9.95<br><br>X</td>
<td>Monday<br>Cloudy day a few drops rain at times. I chopped AM fixed fence at S.S. {illegible} and hoed hangels second time P.M. Willie drove down AM posted letter to Pringle re watch he got at F&S flour $3.10 also groceries 175 got harness mended {Wordres?} 10 cts. he got dinner at home I took Punch up to Rogersons at night bred. Willie over at {Geis's?} got onions. Mary got 25 cts from Mackie for seed corn last week.</td>
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<td>Tuesday<br>Cloudy some sunshine thunder and shower about 6 PM. Willie cut 6 rounds around No 1 hay field AM I hoed mangels second time. Willie cultivated corn PM cc we brought rake over from other barn I fixed wire fence around new land No 6. We raked up some of the cut hay and coiled it. Dave and wife and Fred & {illegible} Hillis and Auntie Unicle Jim and Mrs Ritchie up for tea.<br>Mary got 95 cts from B. Schar's for eggs got on Friday also 30 from Auntie 10 from Mrs Ritchie.</td>
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<td>15</td>
<td><br>963.96</td>
<td>Wednesday<br>Sunny and cloudy looked like rain</td>
<td>1535.93</td>
<td>208.62</td>
<td>665.42</td>
<td>289.92</td>
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=== continued Wednesday forward ===
very warm. Peter Clark told us in morning that our cheap had been in some gondans down at his please they have bown on the road for some time getting under the wire fence. I fixed the fame to-day from crack at G. S. up to top of No5 O.S.R. pulling out staples and letting the fake down and filling up hollows with growth. We raked up rest of yesterdays out hay cooled it also cut 12 more rounds. Willie went down brought up 70M in morning got wheat at Ellis $1.50 men ofc Jinn Robinson and wife Bell up for PM and tee. Willie drove 70M down at night. Mrs Kennedy & maid up for 2 doz eggs 38 cts Wm Clark eggs 19 cts. Sam McRae brought meat in morning, paid him 10 cts for maize he got May gave hen to a gypsy woman several rigs of them passed up to road this PM.
=== Thursday ===
Mostly sunny AM mostly cloudy PM looked like rain some thunder very warm Willie cultivated some more corn AM we brought over SDR & loader from other band AM raked up the out hay Ro1. PM we took in 4 loads with loader and cut some more after tea. Sold Reeves 8 doz eggs $1.5 2019. Many down town PM got at Russells goods on ofc 1.35 got her dress tied on at Ms Batz. got at Phillips olive oil 10 cts Woods shirt of west 90 cts 70 D banana 10 cts Willie got bread at foots last Monday 12 cts. Willie still doctoring Mands folly.
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<td>1535</td>
<td>93.</td>
<td>208</td>
<td>62</td>
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<td>89</td>
<td>92</td>
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== Rosmead Diary ===== Friday forward === Sunny and cloudy looked like rain AM a few drops fell, very warm I cultivated some more corn AM we took in load hay from coals No 1 before dinner Willie finished cutting the block hay Ro. I was cutting last night. PM Willie went down town M and in baggy bread her to branking model he got print and sugar at 70 S 3.70. I raked up the cut hay in Roy We took in rest of coals one load also a load of the raked stuff. After tea we cooled what was left also raked rakings. Andrew Schars over in evening got 1 day eggs also a han 5 lbs @ 3 cts rude W Shoultad in PM offerest $82. for red hifor up at Allons 50. Willie got more mudienne from of for filly. === Saturday === Cloudy and sunny looked like rain at times did rain a few drops in morning We cut some more hay in Ro 1 AM then cultivated some more corn also pain ground potatoes then brought hay rack over prow other barn on high waggon that we took the water back to potatoes on. PM we took load hay in, cools we make last night then Willie raked up the morning but also finished rakings we took it in, one load and cooled up the left rakings. Willie down town at night got collar at Russells 20 cts. Charlie Bogus over in morning got land of bead plane. I made halter with nails in to put on Luay to Keep her from sucking Kate.
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== Rosmead Diary ===== continued Saturday forward === Mr Cameron in in morning bought red hifer (at Allans fifty) last of the Beatrice stock for $85.00 gave $15 on her he to let us know when to bring her down === Sunday === Fine sunny day warm day weather. Mr brian preached AM from Jeremiah 18:15 and in evening from Matt 17:8. often cull 5 Willie and I only down AM all down but me at night === Monday === Clear sunny day and morning. Willie took cream to Russells in morning got truchtore Rhubarb at Phillips 10 cts Bella Willie and I sell wick last night not very strong to-day. We cut rest of Ro. hayfield SD Rakol some up PM and took in 3 loads louder. Willie chopped war & home AM. Andrew Schairs paid for hen and eggs got with 70 cts Nolan & Jean Milne up AM for green please. === Tuesday === Another sunny day exceedingly dry weather. moderately warm. We got some hay in No 2 SW naked up the losing yesterdays cut in Ro 1 hauled it in PM 3 loads then D & Rooked some of Ro 2, raked in Ro rakings, took in load from Ro 2 also raking Ro, after tea Wm Clark eggs 35 cts Many took meat bag over to McKas P. M. got ride from downtown with Dave Greyson got dress at Mrs Bantz $3.50. Miss St Clair home in evening lag warming about lost latter Shay inland to move to Galt in Sept.
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== Rosmead Diary ==== Wednesday forward == Another warm sunny dry day. Willie drove down for 7 of M in morning I took them down about 5 PM. We finished cutting Ro 2 hay and cut some in Ro 6 at other barn We got in 4 loads this PM including rakings we have Ro. finished complete Ro 2 ready for raking. absent. Mauds colt still alive but Roy weak. sow had 3 pigs to-day Greyson brought meat morning. === Thursday === Cloudy rained AM also a little P.M. Willie drove down in morning got at Chapmans guards & sections for mower $1.15 luisad oil Richards 13. he brought N. S. of with him. We raked some at Ro 6 took back waggon and louder in time to be stopped by rain Nukem and I took the 13 cattle up to Aelans fifty again and fixed the fence, they got out and were down here this morning. Willie chopped pig and in PM and horse. I sampled mangels in N. O. PM took Kate up to Rogger at night. also took salt to Cattle. Mackie over in morning. Bob Tindale down AM to get vine for his pea harvester. N. S. want some traim. === Friday === Cloudy most day some sunshine PM. N.D. up in morning went home again. I scuffed turnips A. M. and Willie drove down for McFadgan to see Mauds colt. PM Willie naked Ro 9 rakings I cut some more Ro 6 turned windows with SDR and took put in load brought
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== Rosmead Diary ==continued Friday forward it to this bxum. After tea I put raking on with loudon in Ro 2. Many down home PM. Told Baker buy to come up for the basket of lease he and some more picket in over field and I second away. Andrew Lokains got yes Saturday Fine sunny warm day breezy. N. S. soup all day he hood turnips second time I finished scuffling turnips also shorts rows of down. We out some more hay Ro 6 AM. PM we scuffled rope at 7 L nord some. turnips, SD Rakeal cut roy and took it in 2 loads other born one names. Willie chopped some. Andrew Schairs paid por yz 80 of Sunday Cloudy and sunny. Mr Graw preached AM from Matt 4:1–11. And in warning prom Auntie back from Toronto Willie at home AM only he down at night. L. A roll 10 cts. Monday Mostly cloudy rained a few drops AM N. S. up all he raked rakings Ro 6 then he and Willie took hifor down to Common sold in 18th rec balance #7.500 Willie got at Marnies harmed oil 15 stands at Ellies 10, at 76 D what $1.84 brom $1.50 coal oil 60 soop 30. PM we finished scuffling rope + potatoes + some come also finished Ro 2 rakings took in. Ro 6 makings. I cut some more hay Ro 6 after term. We hoed Turnips second time also some mangels in R. O.
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{...} for meat this morning Jess in buggy. I cut G.S.hay this finishing cutting. Willie drove down for F&M [Father & Mother] A.M. drove them down in evening again. Jess in buggy both times. We finished haying to-day except rakings. N.S. up all day hoeing AM till 11 when we put in load hay brought it over to this barn. PM we hauled 6 loads to other barn and one more mostly small. Reeves eggs 3 doz 60 cts
Thursday
Fine sunny day. N.S. up all day hoeing I finished raking No 6 and took them in PM this finishing haying. 2 loads one to each barn then a rakeful brought over here. N.S. helped with hay. Willie took cream down in morning I hoed some mangels seemed time. Willie and girls went up to J. McLellans after dinner Jess in buggy got back little after eight.<br>978.80 1625.55 217946707990
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Rosemead Diary
1914
July 28 Tuesday Forward 1624.95 217.94 670.69 90.07
Fine sunny day not warm a slight shower last night N.D.up all day he got pine tar at Mennies 10 cts. We cut rest of No 6 to-day (some AM some PM) ecept GS strip. I scuffled corn AM we {illegible} PM got a small load into other barn and a load over here. N.S. hoed turnips started to thin the {illegible}. Bob Tindale down at night told us the army {illegible} was at our {illegible} we still doctor sick colt it seems to be getting weaker.
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Friday Forward
Fine sunny warm day exceedingly dry weather. N.S. up all day hoeing turnips I scuffled corn, and Willie chopped {pig?} cut sow thistle out of {grass/grain?} etc. PM Willie funished scuffling corn and hoed some. I hoed mangels second time PM. A {minister?} from Erin and another man in AM looking for a horse to buy. William Clark in for eggs today 40cts. {Jus?} Clark died to-day. {Scharis?} over in evening got 2 hens and 5 doz eggs {Illegible} We drove up in evening to see cattle, the water supply was dry. Several berry pickers from {Elora?} were in {Illegible} They had lost their way. We put {loader?} SD.R and {Illegible} {Illegible} in other {pen?}. We are still doctoring Mauds colt it cannot stand.
July has been exceedingly dry {Illegible}.
== Saturday ==
A slight shower of rain last night cloudy in morning turned out fine {sunny?} N.S. up all day finished hoeing turnips second time. we gave him $10.00 Two of which he has to work for next week. Willie and I and {Illegible} Allan up at {fifty?} getting the water to run A.M. PM we hoed mangels in NO. Uncle Will & cousin {Illegible} of Hamilton here in {Illegible} auto PM for a while. I Killed Mauds colt "Patsy" and buried it in N.O. I went down town at night Dan {Tindale?} said some of our cattle were out Willie and I drove up to see but they were all in.
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<td>917</td>
<td>94</td>
<td>670</td>
<td>79</td>
<td>90</td>
<td>07</td>
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<td>40</td>
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<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
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<td><s>00</s></td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td>10</td>
<td>00</td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
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<td>1625</td>
<td>95</td>
<td>917</td>
<td>94</td>
<td>680</td>
<td>79</td>
<td>90</td>
<td>07</td>
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== Rosemead Diary ===== Sunday === Forward Cloudy, thunder lightning and a good heavy shower P.M. I stayed at home A.M. Mr Mcrean of {Metz?} preached A M from (Large Gap) and in evening from 1 Peter 5:7. last {dance?} . Ch coll $1.00 (Meaning: Church collection $1.00) L.A. ID (?) === Monday === Fine day cloudy and sunny warm. N.S. up all day hoeing corn Willie hoed with him P.M scuffled turnips with C.C . A. M Willie chopped some {pig?} took cattle up to SD again as they got out presumably by berry pickers letting down rails. he cut some grain with sow thistle in out of {No?} 3 A and fed to cattle and hoed mangles N.O. PM I went to {Jus?} Clark's funeral took Bella down with me brought Father home from funeral Bella came up with me again I hoed mangles N.O. after I came home. {Scharis?} paid for eggs & hens got Friday eggs 1.00 hens 1.05 $2.05 (sum) === Tuesday === Fine sunny day. N.S. up all day hoeing corn I hoed also Willie scuffled rape {I L?} also head lands with C C. and sowed headlands with rape I chopped some pig. We went up to {Allans ppy (property) ?} Took three cattle with us got 4 more up at {Kays?} they had been let out by berry pickers. D.Allan went up with us.Wm (William) Clark up for eggs 2 doz 40 cts. {Andrew Scharis?} and Charlie {Shey?} over in evening got 2 pigeons.
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<td></td>
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<td>August</td>
<td>J</td>
<td>E</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>2</td>
<td>988</td>
<td>80</td>
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<td></td>
<td>1</td>
<td>10</td>
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<td>3</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
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<td>4</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>989</td>
<td>90</td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Paid</td>
<td></td>
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<td>Rec</td>
<td></td>
<td>H</td>
<td></td>
<td>E</td>
<td></td>
<td>J</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
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<td>1625</td>
<td>95</td>
<td>917</td>
<td>94</td>
<td>680</td>
<td>79</td>
<td>90</td>
<td>01</td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>1</td>
<td>10</td>
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<td>2</td>
<td>05</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td>40</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
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<td>1628</td>
<td>40</td>
<td>917</td>
<td>94</td>
<td>680</td>
<td>79</td>
<td>91</td>
<td>11</td>
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== Rosemead Diary ===== Wednesday === Forward Fine sunny day warm at times, cool morning. N.S up all day hoeing turnips. We got {illegible} {cut / out?} and {fired / fried / fixed} up, Willie drove down got 50 lbs twine at Nichols on {op?} paid to Ellis $1.50 for what got July 15th also tea 40 cts. Mary down town PM at WF.W:S gave 25 cts she was {illegible} home. Willie cut most of the barley No 2 N. PM we stooked most of it up. Mrs Mackie over A.M for milk Britain declared war on Germany last night. Mary got egg money from Nellie 41.40 Jennie Sandham and children down at aunties. === Thursday === Fine sunny warm day. N.S. up at AM got sick a short time after dinner and went home. Willie took {illegible} sow down sold it to {Cameron?} 490 lbs @ {illegible} 2 $36.75 weighing {illegible} he paid Nichol $5.85 for twine got yesterday he got at F&S 5 bags bran 625 1.00 lbs wheat $2.00 1.00 lbs low grade flour $1.75 1.00 lbs shorts 140 5 bags flour $15:00 groceries $1.43 paid NS 10cts yesterday for {illegible} I hauled 6 wheelbarrow loads of manure from under evergreens to new orchard PM we finished cutting all the barley in No2 and stooked it up. Willie drove down home at noon for F & M but they didn't come up. We drove up to see cattle at night. Coal oil {illegible} 20 Andrew Scharis over at night got 2 more pigeons. === Friday === Fine sunny day very warm. We repaired binder canvass reels etc AM using
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<td></td>
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<td>5</td>
<td>989</td>
<td>90</td>
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<tr>
<td></td>
<td>2</td>
<td>15</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>6</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td></td>
<td>17</td>
<td>37</td>
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<tr>
<td></td>
<td>16</td>
<td>43</td>
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<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>20</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>7</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td></td>
<td>1026</td>
<td>05</td>
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<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td>Paid</td>
<td></td>
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<td>Rec</td>
<td></td>
<td>H</td>
<td></td>
<td>E</td>
<td></td>
<td>J</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1628</td>
<td>40</td>
<td>217</td>
<td>94</td>
<td>680.</td>
<td>79</td>
<td>91</td>
<td>17</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>40</td>
<td>1</td>
<td>50</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>25</td>
</tr>
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<td>1</td>
<td>40</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>36</td>
<td>75</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>5</td>
<td>85</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>2</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>6</td>
<td>25</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>3</td>
<td>75</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>15</td>
<td>00</td>
<td>1</td>
<td>40</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>1</td>
<td>43</td>
<td></td>
<td>10</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>20</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1666</td>
<td>55</td>
<td>234</td>
<td>97</td>
<td>699</td>
<td>66</td>
<td>91</td>
<td>42</td>
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<p>Paid </p>
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<p>August</p>
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<td width="47">
<p>J</p>
</td>
<td width="45">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="260"> </td>
<td width="59">
<p>Rec</p>
</td>
<td width="53">
<p>H</p>
</td>
<td width="48">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="56">
<p>T</p>
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<td width="56">
<p>7</p>
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<td width="47">
<p>1026</p>
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<td width="45">
<p>05</p>
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<td width="260">
<p>continued Friday forward</p>
<p>old canvass strips from old Massy Harris binder. I also fixed fence between No’s 1 & 2 and we put the cows in No 1. PM we cut some oats in No 7. W. other side other barn. and I stooked them up. Bella {Jeharine?} got 3 ½ doz eggs {mop?}. Mary went down home at night. I chopped pig feed in morning. I found a ten cent piece in No 6, 1885, Victoria Regina in it. Arthur Walker was in yesterday to see about</p>
<p>our trashing {threshing}</p>
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<td width="59">
<p>1666.55</p>
</td>
<td width="53">
<p>234.97</p>
</td>
<td width="48">
<p>699.66</p>
</td>
<td width="56">
<p>91.4</p>
</td>
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<td width="56"> </td>
<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="45"> </td>
<td width="260"> </td>
<td width="59"> </td>
<td width="53"> </td>
<td width="48"> </td>
<td width="56"> </td>
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<td width="56">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="45"> </td>
<td width="260">
<p>Saturday</p>
<p>Fine hazy sunny day very warm. We finished cutting No 7 W. to-day and stooked most of it up. Father in for dinner he had been up at D Allans fifty told us some cattle were out. After dinner Willie drove him down Kate in buggy then looked for cattle and put them back again. We chopped some pig in evening. Mary walked up this morning she had been down home last night she gave Mrs Vanalpine 5 lbs butter for sheep having eaten her cabbages. $1.00</p>
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<p>1.00</p>
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<td width="53"> </td>
<td width="48">
<p>1.00</p>
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<p>1</p>
<p>1027</p>
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<td width="45">
<p>60</p>
<p>65</p>
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<p>Sunday</p>
<p>Warm, sunny and cloudy a thunder shower passed around PM rained other places. I stayed at home AM. Willie and Mary down AM DV Hay of Elora Preached AM from Luke 2:7. last clause . and in evening from Matt 27. 22. first clause ch coll {referring to church collection} 50</p>
<p>Mary gave LA coll 10 cts.</p>
<p>There were more in choir at night.</p>
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<p>1667.65</p>
</td>
<td width="53">
<p>234.97</p>
</td>
<td width="48">
<p>700.66</p>
</td>
<td width="56">
<p>.50</p>
<p>.10</p>
<p>92.02</p>
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<td>Rec</td>
<td>H</td>
<td>E</td>
<td>J</td>
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<td>10</td>
<td>1027.65.</td>
<td>Monday Forward<br>Rain last night and this morning, mostly cloudy some sunshine some more rain in evening. warm. We finished stooking the oats but an sat got pea harvester rigged up and cut one round in sand hill peas. N.S up PM hoeing got cream cheque from Guelph $20.54. I dropped some pig in evening. Peter Clark in PM to see get lend of team to haul rails.</td>
<td>1667.65<br><br><br>20.54</td>
<td>234.97</td>
<td>700.66</td>
<td>92.02</td>
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<td>11</td>
<td></td>
<td>Tuesday<br>Some rain last night, mostly cloudy got cool at night. N.S up all day hoeing AM he and Willie cut pease sand hill, PM. I scuffled greystone turnips and corn drilled up the latter sowed some rape seed between drills. I drove girls up to {illegible name} at night Belwood road took ours and McKees meat bags up to Gregsons. Bella {Scharr?} paid for eggs {illegible} 70 cts Willie went down for cream can in morning Jess in buggy took it down full again with Punch he also dropped pig AM.</td>
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<td></td>
<td>Wednesday<br>Fine sunny hot day a little breezy from east. N.S up all day hoeing corn AM loading P.M. We got in the sand hill pease to day 3 1/9 loads also 4 loads barley No 2 Willie and Nelson loaded I took them off and spread them. B & M called on Ms Barbour P Matson Ms Mackie. Willie drove up to see cattle at night. D. Allan went with him. They {illegible} 7in. F & M walked up AM also walked down P.M. I took Quarrie over to Fords at night. Jno Gregson brought meat this morning.</td>
<td><br><br><br>.70</td>
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<td>X</td>
<td>1027.65</td>
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<td>1688.89</td>
<td>234.97</td>
<td>700.66</td>
<td>92.02</td>
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<td>Rec</td>
<td>H</td>
<td>E</td>
<td>J</td>
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<td>13</td>
<td>1027.65</td>
<td>Thursday Forward<br>Mostly cloudy rained a little AM and considerable at times PM N.S. up AM We got in 4 loads barley from No 2, Willie and ID Allans went up in morning to look for the cattle found them all in after considerable search. We fixed slings also fence in No 6 and let horses in there, PM. Sow No 2 pigged to-day 6 pigs. Reeves got 3 doz eggs 60 cts</td>
<td>1688.89<br><br><br>.60</td>
<td>234.87</td>
<td>700.66</td>
<td>92.02</td>
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<td>14</td>
<td><br><br><br>7.18</td>
<td>Friday<br>Fine day mostly sunny. breezy. I drilled up rest of corn with Jess in scuffler also potatoes then scuffled 24 drills turnips. Willie chopped pig feed AM. Schars got lend of team AM to plow his land P.M. Willi drove down town sent $5.00 to McDougal Galt for new part for {illegible} Express order 3 cts got also at Phillips water glass 25 ink fly paper rubber rings 20. he got at Mennie's lamp glass 25 cts at Russells Delineator 15 cts at Ellis groceries $1.30. he then cut some of oats in No 3.A. We stooked them after tea. Peter Clark over again to see about getting team to haul rails.</td>
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<td><br><br><br><br>.20<br>.40<br>1.30</td>
<td><br>5.00<br><br>.28</td>
<td></td>
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<td>15</td>
<td><br><br><br>7.89</td>
<td>Saturday<br>Fine sunny cool day N.S. up all day We got in rest of barley No 2 two loads left some thistle stooks for rakings also 2 loads oats from No 7 AM. PM we got in six loads from No 7. I took off loads into shed W & N hauled We paid Nelson $6.00 in full to date. Willie down town at night got at Russells work pants $1.25 {illegible} 25 <s>collar</s> shirt buttons 25 blackening14 total 189</td>
<td></td>
<td><br><br><br>.64</td>
<td><br><br><br>1.25<br>6.00</td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td>1042.72</td>
<td></td>
<td>1689.49</td>
<td>237.51</td>
<td>713.19</td>
<td>92.02.</td>
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<td width="258">
<p>Rosmead Diary</p>
</td>
<td width="57"> </td>
<td width="57">
<p>Paid</p>
</td>
<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="57"> </td>
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<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>August</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>T {?}</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="258"> </td>
<td width="57">
<p>Rec</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>H</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>T</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>1042</p>
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>72</p>
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Sunday forward</p>
<p>Rained considerable at noon and PM some, cleared up by evening. Dr Hay preached AM from proverbs Remove not the ancient landmarks a sermon based on the present European war and in evening from Daniels Prophecy re war Wm Hayward came up PM stayed for tea went down to church with Willie. I stayed at home in evening. Willie at home A.M. Miss coll missionary collection} $5.00 L.A. 10 cts.</p>
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<td width="57">
<p>1689.49</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>237.51</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>713.19</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>92.02</p>
<p>5.10</p>
</td>
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<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="46">
<p>37.0</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Monday</p>
<p>Fine day sunny and cloudy. I fixed fence along S.S. to keep sheep in and Willie cut rest of oats in No 3 A. PM Willie went down Punch in buggy got at Ellis sugar etc $2.13 bread {boots?} 12 cts lard Ewings 90 cts. twine Nichols $2.63. We hauled in two loads oats from No 7 fixed binder canvasses etc Mr Phillips in to see about tuning piano Mary gave pair socks to tramp.</p>
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<td width="57"> </td>
<td width="57">
<p> 2.25</p>
<p>.90</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>2.63</p>
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<td width="57"> </td>
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<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>1056</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>508</p>
<p>60</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Tuesday</p>
<p>Terrific thunder storm last night and heavy rain Cloudy and sunny day, warm, frequent showers. Willie saw Fred Bondy in morning re thrashing, we cleared out granary got wood for thrashing etc also chopped some horse {?}. PM Arthur Walker brought his thrashing outfit here. Fred Bondy & Jim Whilton {or Whitlaw} with him, none stayed all night. Willie got at {Linns ?} grain 45 at Ewens goods 20 at {Minnows fly bypack ?} 35 at {Shortneeds ?} meat $2.00. W Clarke up PM got eggs 2 doz 40 cts. Willie told hands Jess in buggy</p>
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<td width="57">
<p>.40</p>
<p>1689.89</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>.20</p>
<p>.35</p>
<p>241.21</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>.45 </p>
<p>2.00</p>
<p>718.27</p>
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<td width="57">
<p>97.12</p>
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<p>Rosmead Diary</p>
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<td width="63">
<p>Paid</p>
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<td width="66"> </td>
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<p>August</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>T {?}</p>
</td>
<td width="45">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="224"> </td>
<td width="63">
<p>Rec</p>
</td>
<td width="66">
<p>H</p>
</td>
<td width="66">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>T</p>
</td>
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<td width="56">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>1056</p>
</td>
<td width="45">
<p>60</p>
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="224">
<p>Wednesday forward</p>
<p>Very heavy steady rain last night also thunder and lightning cloudy and sunny day very warm. We thrashed this AM we got tank filled at barn {about?} last night we had following hands Wm Maywood Mr Pick D Allan. D Skeoch Bob Tindale J. Ford J. Dix. We thrashed all the oats that were in and nearly all the barley. Arthur Walker took his outfit to {Rogersons?} at noon. ToM walked up in morning. Willie drove them down in evening. Sem Mr Kee brought meat this morning. I scuffled mangels N.O. PM Willie raked barley field No 2 and we brought in rakings. N.D. up at noon went down again Mary got basket apples from Mrs Bondy yesterday 25 cts I chopped a little batteries quit working.</p>
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<p>1689.89</p>
</td>
<td width="66">
<p>241.21</p>
</td>
<td width="66">
<p>718.27</p>
<p>.25</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>97.12</p>
</td>
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<td width="56">
<p>20</p>
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<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="45"> </td>
<td width="224">
<p>Thursday</p>
<p>Raining nearly all day heavy and steady. Wet weather now. Willie took cream down to Russells in morning. We did inside work to-day chopped pig & horse cleaned up boxes of bolts nails etc. Willie and Mary drove up to see cattle at Allans P.M.</p>
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<td width="66"> </td>
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<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>1056</p>
</td>
<td width="45">
<p>85</p>
</td>
<td width="224">
<p>Friday</p>
<p>Cloudy morning cleared up sunny. I fenced out 5 furrows and plowed, in No 6 barn field sod J. Jameson over in morning to tell us our horses were in grain field he put them out. Willie drove girls down P.M. they called on Mrs Jno Clark she was not at home they called on Mrs Rutherford. They paid W. Thompson for wall paper</p>
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<p>1689.89</p>
</td>
<td width="66">
<p>241.21</p>
</td>
<td width="66">
<p>718.52</p>
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<td width="57">
<p>97.12</p>
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<td width="46"> </td>
<td width="258">
<p>Rosmead Diary</p>
</td>
<td width="57"> </td>
<td width="57">
<p>Paid</p>
</td>
<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="57"> </td>
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<td width="56">
<p>August</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>T {?}</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="258"> </td>
<td width="57">
<p>Rec</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>H</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>T</p>
</td>
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<td width="56">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>1056</p>
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>85</p>
<p>90</p>
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<td width="258">
<p>continued Friday Forward</p>
<p>got in May $4.25 paid Nichols for new {?} paint got 40 cts paid to Mc. Hardy. Willie got {?} valve at station {?} Belt cost 25 cts {?}, Willie did odd jobs fixed binder canvass etc. drove sick sow also sow with 3 pigs bade to sand mill pea field to get pease off stubble.</p>
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<p>1689.89</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>241.21</p>
<p>4.25</p>
<p>.40</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>718.52</p>
<p>.25</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>97.12</p>
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<p>22</p>
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<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="46"> </td>
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<p>Fine s Saturday</p>
<p>Fine sunny day. Willie at Maywoods thrashing {threshing} AM I plowed and {?} No 6 barn field sod. PM Willie spread stooks in No 7 and we hauled {?} in 4 loads then finishing the field they were not quite dry some of them Mary turned out some of the wet stooks in No 3A I stooked them up again at night. Willie down town in evening got pair boots for me $3.50 bread {?} 19 cts (Willie paid boots with cheque R.B.)</p>
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<td width="57">
<p>.12</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>3.50</p>
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<td width="57"> </td>
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<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Sunday</p>
<p>Fine day sunny and cloudy thunder and lightning around the horizon in evening. I stayed at home AM. Dr Hay preached AM from “The summer is {?} and we are not saved” and in evening from Joel 2:28. Ch coll 50 LA 10</p>
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<td width="57"> </td>
<td width="57"> </td>
<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="57">
<p>.60</p>
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<td width="56">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>22</p>
<p>1088</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>65</p>
<p>62</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Monday</p>
<p>Fine sunny cool day. N. D. up all day pulling flax. We put load wood on waggon (gravel box) Willie took it down home then went to station got the tanks of coal oil from Columbus to gave cheque J B 16100 got at stals {?} seed 25 tomatoes 35 at Nichols tanks 5 We cut half of oats in No 4 also took in 2 loads oats from No. 3A {?} {?} brought his bugs at night. Paid Arthur {?} $6.00 cheque 7 B {?} of thrashing 412/2 gal {?} {?} 6.50 tank 6.60 {?} {?} $3.50</p>
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<p>1689.89</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>.35</p>
<p>3.00</p>
<p>249.33</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>13.00</p>
<p>.30</p>
<p>6.00</p>
<p>741.57</p>
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<td width="57">
<p>97.72</p>
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<p>Rosmead Diary</p>
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<p>Paid</p>
</td>
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<p>August</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>T {?}</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>Rec</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>H</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>T</p>
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<td width="56">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>1088</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>62</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Tuesday forward</p>
<p>Fine day, sunny. N.S. up all day Willie cut rest of No 4 AM {?} stooked up while I chopped 240 lbs (3 bags) pig chop which we lent him then I finished stooking. PM we pulled flax cut {?} Britain peas in w corner of No 4 with pea {?} I cut around them first with scythe, we got in rest of oats in No 3. A, one load, I dropped pig feed in morning. B {crossed out} Helen and Jean Mike also Norman Jessie and Bonnie Landham up PM and for tea Nellie and Jennie came up in evening, Willie drove the youngsters down Nellie Jean & Norman {?} first last night</p>
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<td width="57">
<p>1689.89</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>249.33</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>741.57</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>97.72</p>
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<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Wednesday</p>
<p>Fine sunny day cool morning. I went for meat this morning Jess in buggy. N.S. up all day we pulled flax AM. Hauled in 5 loads oat including ¾ load peas from No 4 PM Willie down town AM got at Phillips powder for Dan 25 cts at {?} S grains $3.85 brought T & M up with him they got {?} ride down with {?} P.M. I drove up to see cattle at night Sim Percy is out I got J Black to phone up to {?} about it. Brought our 1 bag L {?} flour 1 bag shorts on what he borrowed yesterday.</p>
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<td width="57">
<p>3.85</p>
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<td width="47">
<p>.25</p>
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<td width="56">
<p>27</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>1092</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>72</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Thursday</p>
<p>Misty morning very heavy dew cleared off fine sunny. Willie drove up to {?} got Sim Percy while {?} there brought it down here N.S. up all day we picked stones off No 6 sod. Willie chopped 8 {?} lbs barley for Mr Mackie 25 cts also 58 lbs</p>
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<p>.25</p>
<p>1690.14</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>253.18</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>741.82</p>
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<td width="57">
<p>97.72</p>
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<p>August</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>T {?}</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>Rec</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>H</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>T</p>
</td>
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<td width="56">
<p>27</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>1092</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>72</p>
<p>X</p>
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<p>Continued Thursday forward</p>
<p>of our oats for {?} who came for it PM. I dropped a bag pig feed in morning. Willie took Pouch up to {?} {?} at noon. PM we finished harvest (except flax) 3 loads oats from No 4 then finished pulling the flax except a small patch with thistles. Lorn Mullan and Matt {?} here PM brought 4 sows for 10 cts lb (also 1 service {?}) to be taken down to {?}. We paid N.S. $4.00 in full to-date being through with him just now Mrs Cook and Elsie called PM. I sharpened some stakes for fence.</p>
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<p>1690.14</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>253.18</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>741.82</p>
<p>4.00</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>97.72</p>
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<p>28</p>
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<td width="47">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>28</p>
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<td width="258">
<p>Friday</p>
<p>Fine day sunny. Willie took cream down in morning then took 4 sows to Wilsons weighed them at seales 720 lbs $72.00 {?} 8 cts he got wheat at T & S $2.00 land {?} at Ellis 15 cts lime at {?} 5 cts {?} over in morning got 1st gal of coal oil out of our tank 8 lbs 20 cts also paid 5 cts for oil {crossed out} milk {written above} got yesterday. I sharpened stakes. PM we hauled stakes to wire fence between No 7 & 7 L field I drove them in & stapled them up {?} Willie plowed some in No 6 sod crown plow 4 horses when {?} {?} then he plowed with {?} single plow we brought in load flax with us nearly all. Mr and Mrs {?} over at night Mr {?} trying electric battery for his {?}</p>
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<p>72.00</p>
<p>.20</p>
<p>.5</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>.8</p>
<p>2.15</p>
<p>.5</p>
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<p>29</p>
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<td width="47">
<p>32</p>
<p>1132</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>4</p>
<p>90</p>
<p>34</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Saturday</p>
<p>Raining all AM cloudy. I made 4 horse {?} we made {?} and put the flax on it. I finished No 7 fence PM with stakes. Willie drove Mary down PM she got at Russells goods $1.40 charged, sprouts 10 cts, at {?} goods $1.16, at Phillips soap 25 {?} & {?} 10 cts, T & S crocks 25 chase 18, Willie drove up to {?} cattle. We chopped some pig. I drove down at night got at Nichols staples 10 gave cheque l B $15.20 for coal 2 tires same to Peter Mc Gregor got at {?} whip 25, {?} butter {?} 10, {?} {?} {?} {?} 10 cts {?} {?} {?} {?} got at Chapmans</p>
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<p>1762.39</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>.10</p>
<p>1.26</p>
<p>.68</p>
<p>30.40</p>
<p>285.62</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>.45</p>
<p>.25</p>
<p>.10</p>
<p>.10</p>
<p>749.00</p>
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<td width="57">
<p>97.72</p>
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1914 August Rosmead Diary
Sunday {turmord?}
Cloudy and sunny. a little rain at noon. {illegible} of Elorn preached AM from Psalm {45?}:8 and in evening from Acts 20:9. egg money from {illegible} $ 2.40 Oh God {illegible}. 240
Monday
Cloudy and sunny thunder lighting and showers PM and evening warm. Willhi drove down in morning {illegible} to {illegible} Sum or {illegible} to refund our {illegible} 2 years {illegible} $liw postage 4 cts. We took 2 anums sully ruby wuder {illegible} over to other burn {illegible} took {illegible} and put up sale at 1L {illegible} and brought up land wood from bush. PM.J {illegible} No 6 5 hours{noon?} plow Willhi walked up to see little PM. Sam M Kee came over in morning got lind of 1k bags 1060lbs oats barley {illegible}. George Bun up for eggs got none.
September Tuesday
Rainy day probably the heaviest rain this season cleared off sunny late PM I plowed sod No 6 4 hours until stopped by rain. I fixed plats for carriers, Wilhi mended harmers and chopped horse and pig Wilhi got at Philhps {illegible} Pottasium for {illegible} 25
Wednesday
Cloudy AM and rained some cleaned off sunny PM some rain at noon. Wilhi brought up 7AM in morning got bread & its had {Jen?) down. J. Blade offered $1.45; no for hen for wan horse. {illegible} man brought up 2 tons wul this AM that I moldered Sat. Mother went up to Arthur
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1914 September == Rosemead Diary ==
continued Wednesday tomuard
at noon on daily automobile {illegible} I plowed sod No 6 4 hours AM Wilhi plowed P.M. I started to clean out open ditch at G.S. pulling weed growth ont with drag. W dark up for far eggs 2day 40 cts. Wilhi drove 7 & Many down at might Many staying all might be jot "News" for to see almost the wor 1 cts. W. Magwood brough meat this morning
Thursday
Sunny, passing thunder showers quite a shower P.M. Wilhi drove down in morning brought up 7 & Many. We plowed in No 6 sod also harrowed some. I worked at cleaning ditch again. Wilhi drove 7 & May down to might again got 'News' 1ct. Mr Guss over with {illegible} paid him $1.w for it 3 and some more later {illegible}
Friday
Dunny at times, raining at times AM. mostly fine P.M. cool. Wilhi drove down for 7 & Many then went up to see cattle, then he plowed sod No 6 5 hours I worked at drain and ditch, we are working drain into ditch about centre up bush. Uncle {illegible} Dodge brough mother down from Arthur PM. {illegible} telephoned down to {illegible} AM that she sowed not got down in the auto as it had some to {Guelph?}. He slanged till after supper. Wilhi drove 70 M. down in vening got News I cts. Sent Andrew {illegible} 30 lbs {illegible}
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Rosemead Diary
Saturday taword
Mostly sunny after drops rain at {night?} considerable.
We plowed sod No 6 nearly finished the field Wilhi chopped some. We worked at drain through buch lots {illegible} water in it. Wilhi down town at might got news at Philhpes 1 ct {illegible} 8b Mennies 10 cts. boots $4.00 overalls $1,25 tea 25. at Evenings stamps 10 cts {illegible} yeast {illegible} 7 & S 5 fork handle 10 cts Nichols. Pete M: {illegible} man {illegible} brough up to {illegible} tons coal molered last Saturday P.M. Mr {illegible} got linf od blush & {illegible} to lift his pump out. We finished harvest by taking in rest of flux a rackful of {illegible}
Sunday
Cloudy. a very heavy rain at noon Mr brown back from holidyas preached AM from Mark 3:14 Start of a service of sersons on the {illegible} and in evening from James 5: 13-15 oh wel 5D
Monday
42 Cloudy cold and windy. a little sunshine. <s>W</s>and rain AM. Wilhi took cream down to Russels in morning got {boots {illegible} he bought at {illegible} Sat also put pair long nuller boots $4.50 bread at {illegible} 12 cts tomatoes at Jamiesons 30 cts We fixed {illegible} spreader wroked at bush drain Wilhi drove up to {illegible} for {illegible} but he was at {illegible} show he didn't get any.
Tuesday
Cold cloudy day. Wilhi finished plowing
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continued Tuesday forward No 6 2nd AM PM he handed 2 loads of the 5 nick then from other from to drain through brush I worked at drain all day we laid sometimes willi took load wood to home from {illegible} hill. Willie and May drove over to M Ken with meat bags got {illegible} at 7 & picked went around home for helper at night.
Wednesday Cool cloudy and sunny. We worked at brush drain to-day got tiles laid about 4 wh Peter Clark got land n Punch and Mand to go for load rain from Barnet he got broke about 5 PM. andrew Sohaine gave w 25 day for hidgton got lately. the girls and I drove him to united hraher marching in Melvill {illegible} held for hrager for unition of the great autoham wor now raging lutumn {illegible} and Austria and g.Britain grave and RUssia Sam M Kee brought meat this morning. Many gave mother 50 05 ame turnip ago to {illegible} Hatemulumist subscription. Mr Metody and wife hre at noon to see if we had some many to load on note. Willi dropped jug and home
Thursday Sunny and cloudy frost last night. Willi went down for 70 M in morning gotat S greenies $1.28 each 75 at Kem stove fufe at Mennin efade handle 35 {illegible}look 70 05 he drove 70 Mdown at ingut again put leler let. We sold eggs to RUsse 94ch got cream chaque Guelph $19.49
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Rosmead Diary Paid
1914
Sep J E
10 1150 83 untiseed Thursday forward <table>
<td>Ree</td> <td>H</td><td>E</td><td>J</td><table>
1785 29102
76109 99872
We worked at drain to-day got Fie
laid of about through
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Rosemead Diary
Paid
Monday
FIne sunny day. We rigged
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Sunday.Fine day, mostly sunny. Our dominant Sunday. Preached am from Matt 5:4.{Illegible}I at home AM not used to it.
Monday. 7 am sunny day cool. Thanksgiving day Bella and I ready to go to St Chudnew church where service was conducted M. Kurush read from the collection 75{illegible} I finished journing No 3 P.M. Mr. Sohan and D. Reeas judged turish field this P.M. We got inside with and carried just in, carring in just house. Willie drove to M down.
Tuesday. a liitle worm last night during day cold. 7 he drove Mdown at ingut again put leler let.{illegible} We gave the hen yesterday $1.8 held for hrager for unition of the great autoham wor now raging lutumn. $5.00 but asked Margaret and Elepan that we could increase it to $10.00
Wednesday. Mostly cloudy not so cold. E. and I up all day we got up 9 more rows potatoes. I ploved com stabble. With the chopped pig in morning. Lokked like rain at night.
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== Rosmead Diary ==
1915 Paid
January S E Rec H E
=== Tuesday ===
5 18 90 forward 9 60 2 05
Very fine sunny day thawing considerable in sunshine. We spread 5 sleigh loads manure on sand hill to-day finished cleaning at pig pen and box stall. Jade M.c {illegible} here for dinner {illegible} Rick and Jackson called PM also W.K Barnet and wife. {Roselle?} {illegible} up AM with set dishes {boiler?} carpet cts
=== Wednesday ===
6
Mild, cloudy, turned to rain. {illegible} not of day thawing considerable. We shread two sleigh loads manure in sand hill AM and hauled 2 loads to ^ {above line:around} <s>no2</s> pile PM. Willie took cream to station then went up to {illegible} got hay {with?} of rye broken heat repayment of what we gave him to sow.
=== Thursday ===
7
Raining last night turned frosty day morning cloudy stormy day wind in east in morning turned to west snowing a little. We cleaned out {hamhouse?} put down on {petition?} in {illegible} house its AM. P.M. I drove May down we went to church. Mr Kay of Cramosa preached from whom to {illegible} say that I am & but whom say {illegible} that I am. We gave {illegible} 15 cts May stayed down hill 25 night. Willie chopped some cow PM. Willie and Bella went down to prayer metting in Melville at night. Mr {illegible} spoke I got Punch shard {illegible} feet at {illegible} 35 cts {dough?} 2 cts 2 35
=== Friday ===
8
Cloudy moderately firstly snowing a little.
19 42 9 62 2 40 7
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== Rosmead Diary ==
Paid
1915 S E Rec H E J
2 742 74 Wednesday forward 1311 67 272 84 408 20 61 70
<s>Fine</s> Cloudy day very windy rained came in evening W the {shread?} load manure on turnip land then plowed rest of day 4 horses I fixed fence around upper bush no 4 am Pm I plowed up some more drills for potatoes an N.archard planted 2 rows David W {illegible} in rows neared 2 in row trees from S E fence also nearly 4 rows {illegible} hey in the rows I planted before May planted out cabbage <s>th</s> she got at home this morning she having watched down to see if I was going to Guelph. I also fixed some at lawn N. W. of barn. Bella got {illegible} out for Monday.
Thursday
Considerable rain last night raining some in morning gradually cleared off fine by late PM. Willie and I drove down in morning to see if 70 W were going to Guelph. I drove them up {illegible} as they decided not to go to Guelph to -day and Willie got his tooth fixed at Arthur. We {illegible} the corn also all plowed land in holw and plowed some more. I fixed time 11 W I {illegible} also chopped 3 kinds PM. Willie and Mary drove down to Welsh choir {event?} in 7 H at night. Took 7 aM down with them. Willie got A.Mat 45 Kins 2 in wlbows 20 its pot 25 cts 20 25
Friday
Fine sunny day warm. I finished plowing green crop land no 6 them Willie harrowed it it. PM Wilie fixed under saw. I disliked turnip land 3 19 also some at bottom E cows of No 3. I mended handle of wheat {illegible} 1311 67 273 04 408 45 61 70 Andrew {illegible} over to see about {limits?} they weighed more that the first time.
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== Rosmead Diary ==
== Saturday Forward ==
fine sunny warm. W ihli god made down with A. Schami who look the {?} lamb and shelf down le {lioujut?} m Jursday faid for {wonjhej?} shock 170 lh 2 dj, got balomec {circle with 2 slashes through it} 22.25 got at Russells canned foodois 25 lj he {have?} down it norm lunch in lregjz got at P & J sugar $1.00 flour $4.13 {illegible} 60 {illegible}. I finished fisking no 3 {chemck?} Thenharmony lumiul loud and plowed some j of 2nd Time. Pm Willis plowed Tumiz land and home. O plandid none {jotahies?} in now orchard 3rd row from D L. Kied we jot from Mecke except 2 David wanin sits and j drill next from We choffed some lies. I walked down town at over called m hollow.
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== Rosmead Diary ==
=== Friday ===
frost last night some sunshine AM mostly cloudy PM raining a little at times cool day. I {sat By us raising?} until about 3 P.M. Willie finished drinking {No 3 A?} it and {disliked?} it again then hammond zome {I T?}. I had potatoes {de?} m N. Orchard and after tea {sweet?} {illegible} twisting to bush at bottomthe 8th near from bush where I studied being {illegible} hand {illegible} was I {wham?} turnips {illegible} to bush
=== Saturday ===
Mostly fine sunny, not warm, M. Hill wh all day diving team and {housing} in {M.O.?} {illegible} fertilizer bone meal on {No 3.A.} farm lane {fern?} about half way {illegible} rolled it then srilled at the {managed?} land while {illegible} down again. We sowed the wet I our turnips down at bush {managed?} land and +59 drills I made in {No 3.A.?} Willie {illegable} 36 {rows?} corn {illegible}. we paid M.Hill {illegible} Willie and Mary drove down at eight {illegible} dog eggs -1 <s>broken in {illegible</s> not {illegible} in to 7 {inkblot} & {inkblot} @ 32 {faded} $3.8 I got groceries $1.48 find M. {illegible} for blankets I bought {h?} June 4th $9.75
=== Sunday ===
Frost last night, fine day mostly sunny. moderatly warm. {Rus?} {into?} Connie {preached} AM from 1 cor 12: 14,26. and Rus {illegible} at night from 1 Peter 3:16. Open {illegible} We didnt count {all?} the money to . might left it for next Sunday.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>{printed paper clipping}
THE FARMER'S ADVOCATE
</p><p>Act, which comes into force on January 1st, 1915, gives the following weights for the following vegetable and commodities.
</p><p>A bushel of any of these articles, unless a bushel by measure is specially agreed upon shall be the following:-
</p><p>Artichokes, 56 lbs; beans, 60 lbs.; beets, 50 lbs.; bituminous coal, 70 lbs.; blue grass seed, 14 lbs.; carrots, 50 lbs.; castor beans, 40 lbs,; clover seed, 60 lbs.; hemp seed, 44 lbs.; lime, 70 lbs.; malt, 36 lbs.; onions, 50 lbs.; parsnips 45 lbs.; potatoes, 60 lbs.; timothy seed. 48 lbs. Turnips, 50 lbs.
</p><p>And a bag shall contain:-artichokes, 84.; beets, carrots, onions and turnips, 75 lbs,; parsnips, 65 lbs., and potatoes, 90 lbs.
</p><p>Persons selling or offering for sale these articles not up to the required weight will be liable to a fine of $25 on the first offence, and not exceeding $50 for each subsequent offence.
</p><p>{another printed paper clipping}
</p><p>The same Act defines a barrel of flour as 196 lbs., and a half barrel as 98 lbs.; rolled oats must weigh 180 lbs. to the barrel, and rolled wheat, 100 lbs. to the barrel, and 50 lbs. to the half barrel.
</p><p>{end paper clipping}
</p><p>Calf feed
</p><p>ground rolled oats 22 lbs
linseed meal 10 "
flour middings 5 "
fine corn meal 11
fine <s>barn</s> blood meal 1 1/2
salt 1/2 "
</p><p>Preventation of Mosquito bites
Oil of Citronella (Andropogon Nardus)
</p><p>Agg6. 42 Series 1, Subseries 3
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Wm Heyword D. Company 34th Battalion Guelph X ry 1.15
</p><p>Sulphate A. ammonia usually contains <u>20 b of</u> nitrogen it is retained by the soul can be applied any time. Should not be applied to land deficient in lime. from 100 to 200 pound to area.
</p><p>Nitrate of Soda is strongly soluble contains about 15.6 % of nitrogen should be applied to growing crops apply from 100 to 200 lbs for arse
</p><p>Calcium Cyanamid. contains about 15% nitrogen
</p><p>Ground rock Phosphate from 25 to 40% of Phosphoric acid
</p><p>Boric Slug from 11 to 13% of available good for soon land slow in action " " contains lime
</p><p>Sulphur phosphate in Arid Phosphate 14 to 16% " " do not apply to sour lands
</p></div>
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<p>1914 Paid
</p><p>June J E Rec H E 5
</p><p>Monday
</p><p>Fine sunny day cool. We spread fine loads manure from yard pig peas and sheep house on J. L. spear crop land with spread A.M. PM we spread another load and planted six more rows potatoes 3 and about one third of a row from J. L. were David's Warriors rest common Dr McFadgeon Came up after dinner opened eyes of Mauds colt they being stuck together then altovid Dan colt and left it standing while doing it. Bob Lindale down at night got some strawberry plants
</p><p>2 Tuesday
</p><p>Very cool last night, some say a slight frost. & this drove down in morning took cream to Russells also 1.95 lbs Potatoes to Ellis @ $1.05
</p><p>345 per bag $2.27 got shorts $1.40 chicken feed $1.50 227 290
</p><p>paid balance on groceries got May 26th 55. Willie 55 proud I L. AM and I find home around now land no be supplied some in new overhard day flower bed etc I wed Bowley over PM he and Willie clipped 5 sheck I wed took sick and went home. I powed and harrowed at J. L. P.M. near Fordsforce. We drove up to see cattle at Allans come home by Gass' and got lend of his shears.
</p><p>3 Wednesday
</p><p>Sunny and cloudy rained a few drops at 79890 night. I went to Aboyne for beef in morning 1446 14 145 41 576 17 77 32
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<p>1914 June I E
</p><p>3 798 90
</p><p>continued Wednesday forward Jess in buggy got lime at Kiln on way back 5 cts. D. allan down in morning to see about the cattle Willie drove him up to the fifty and they brought the cattle down from the sand hill to watertrogh and setted them there Chapman and Swagey in morning in auto try sell up corn cultivation. I finished scuffling new orchard and Willie chored the sheep before {illegible}. PM Willie finished shearing the sheep Final Bowley bring two such. I finished plowing and harrowing at J L.
</p><p>4 Thursday
</p><p>1 Raining last night and this forenoon at times cloudy day cleared off in evening. We have had no heavy rain this spring so far. Willie drove down took 58 lbs wool to Roundle left it there as Jim Russell was busy unloading binder he got at Ellis chase 18 cts bolts for plow at Mannies 6 cts bread todts 12 cts brought up ToM. I fixed broken handles in wheel hoe. Pm mwe spread 3 loads manure (apr) on pig yeard below new orchard no 4. a. and plowed most got not sowed with paine Willie helped Mary plant cabbage in new orchard, also dropped some. Shay took old paper off wall in dining room. We wld 9/12 <s>day eggots Raves</s> @ 17 ds $1.61 got lost wakes egg morning 161 1.61, 18 cts las than aported eggs being down + cts paid for cool oil 30 cts Willie drove to M Domain in evening Rogerson & Gus in to see colt Mr Joss in PM got dep for whistsee. I fixed fence between us and Sindales. Girls got government cheque on Monday $20.00
</p></div>
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<p>Paid
</p><p>1914 June Rec H E J
</p><p>5 79941 Friday forward 1464 37 145 91 576 28 77 32
</p><p>Fine sunny day. Willie harrowed all the I L field arrows turnip land potatoes and corn up to turn in hardwood bush from there up to I L missed the corn. I put some future book on dining room PM we find handles on weeder. and Willie went over the corn we left in AM with it. I finished plowing the rope land in Slo 4. A. Wm Clarke up for eyes AM & day 34 cts 34 We drove up to see cattle at night also drove in to see how D. Allan was he having been sick. We gave Edith back 25 cts our $1.00 extra Dave gave us on May 15th thus making 25 cts extra total 525 for pease 25
</p><p>6 Saturday Fine sunny day. I activated and harrowed the rope bond in 110 4 A also cultivated rope land in now land 110 6 A.M. Willie chopped.
</p><p>872 PM we drilled up in 110 4 A and sowed vape in it. Willie paid Fred Vowley $2.00 in full for sheep washing and shearing. I drove down town at night took 145 lbs potatoes to Ellis $160 160 got 2 lbs turnip seed 60 cts groanies 90 cts bread 90 60 and burns 7 oots 17 cts exchanged duck food 17 for wheat at Eelis called Arthurs etc got credit bill for wool at Russells $16.24
</p><p>7 Sunday
</p><p>Very warm day especially PM thunder showers passing around PM and warning a slight shower home in morning. Mr Millierpreached AM and evening Anniversary services. The morning text was Rev 3:11. and in morning to united 505 808 23 congregation from 200 for 4:8. Christian optimism am coll 50 cts open 5 cts 466 56 146 98 518 88 82 37
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<p>914 Paid
</p><p>June S E Rec H E J
</p><p>8 808 23 1466 56 146 98 578 88 82 37
</p><p>Fine sunny very warm looked a little like rain at times. I disked turnip land AM Willie nailed fibre board in dining room. PM Willie drove down team in waggon to bring up sound hand stove from Roma but didnt get it he brought drill plow shear from Hodge who could cut sharpen it it being cast sted. We took land salt back to J L field spread it on turnip land after having harrowed it then we rolled it Willie put shear on drill plow again, a tedious job. We took Beatrice hifer young John hifer and Jersey calf up to Allans fifty in evening drove other cattle down to them from sand hill.
</p><p>Tuesday
</p><p>9 Exceedingly warm day sunny, dry weather. I made 32 drills at 1 l AM and Willie sowed them with Derby turnips. PM we drove down in waggon helped Willie load secondhand stove or range from Bob Kens whids he took up 59 also head and lemons in 7 oots 29 cts and lb 29 turnip seed Ellis 30 cts. I stayed to meeting 30 of Property Committee in Ridols then went to Wm. Deans to see his corn cultivator also to Chapmans Willie finished disking turnip land PM. I drove down to Maywoods with meat bay than Willie and I drove up to Allan to see about cattle got 1 lb Turnips seed of Davip our growing. Scharins milk 25. 25
</p><p>Wednesday
</p><p>Fine sunny warm day. I rolled and drilled 80 up rest of turnip land Ro 11 L making 44 drills 76 in all. and Willie took mean to Russells got there 809 62 sugar 50 cts turnip seed 25 cts nail to Mannies 3 cts. 55 25 1466 81 146 82 579 43 82 37
</p></div>
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<p>1914 Paid
</p><p>June S E Rec H E J
</p><p>10 809 62 continued Wednesday forward 1466 81. 147 82 579. 43 82 37.
</p><p>he brought up 70 M and chopped till noon. PM Willie finished sowing turnips and 7 and I fixed up and wired food in No 6 N. E of poplar bush. I thinned some mangets to-day Willie wheeled up to see cattle in evening asked about a pig that strayed away nobody had seen it. I drove to M down in evening dro drove down to see J. Chapman we corn cultivator boot didn't seem him. 80. Deans and Davidson called PM about corn cultivation Wm clank eggs me day 18 cts 18
</p><p>11 Thursday
</p><p>Fine day warm mostly sunny looked like rain at times. We drove up to Alland got Davy to go up to the fifty with us and we fixed the water supply. PM I put fibre board on dining room and Willie drove own Panck in buggy got at Stretchand and 97 Linn flour 80 chase 17 and brought up the 97 corn cultivator from Chapmans he lost 2 teeth drove down again got one of them. Mary sold 4 1/2 doz eggs to Reeves @ 18 cts also got 9 cts extra on last weeks sale total 90 cts 90 Mr Mackie brought over some duck eggs, got milks cts 10
</p><p>12 Friday
</p><p>cool and cloudy in morning cleaned off sewing got warm PM cool at night again. WIllie cultivated corn with now cultivator to-day Jos & Panch. I took Ayshine to Fords them finished putting fibre board on dining room AM. PM I rode back to 7 L with Chapman and Laughran in Chapmans auto to see Willie cultivating corn Laughron wanted to see it 16 09 I fixed fine between bask and grain ROH doing with PM. Mrs Mackie potatoes 45 45 81059 Bella finished preparing fining room to-day cream chaque yesterday $16.09 1484 53 148 79 579 43 82 37
</p></div>
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<p>1914 Paid
</p><p>June J E Rec H E J
</p><p>13 810 59 Saturday Forward 1484 53 148 79 579 43 82 37
</p><p>Fine sunny day. breezy cool at night. We took sheep gotes down to Ro 4 bask fence in waggon them put load wood on it from file in Ro 6 bush. Willie finished corn cultivating the corn AM brought the wood home with him I finished fixing the stamp fane RO 4 bush using the sheep gates etc. Linde Will Paulin up for dinner had home at Guelph on jury stayed down at home last night. he went up to author with sur Malone the mail man. PM Willie cultivated the new land piece in 40 6. I churned them hoed mangels. Willie went down town at night got bread at tools 12 cts. 12
</p><p>14 Sunday
</p><p>Fane sunny cool. John Cormie preached AM from Jon 13.30 a sermon on Judas Iscariot. and Mr bram to united congregation in St Andrews 22 at night from Matt 6:13 a sermon on temptation Only Willie and I at St Andrews at night St Andrew Call 10 10
</p><p>15 Monday
</p><p>Fine sunny cool, windy PM clouded over rained a few drops in morning. I harrowed potatoes also rope land at 7 L than brought harrows down to new land Ro 6. Willie plowed and harrowed it, we mad a lane dowd ditch from iron gate to gap in Ro 6 bush and put cows & calves in to Ro 6 bush. I thinned mangels PM.
</p><p>16 Tuesday
Fine sunny cool day very dry weather<br />810 81 Willie cultivated rape land at T. L. 1484.53 148.91 579.43 82.47
</p></div>
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<p>1914 Paid
</p><p>June J E Rec H E J
</p><p>16 810 81 continued Tuesday forward 1484 53 148 91 579 43 82 47
</p><p>then brought cultivator and roller over finished plowing now land No 6 and harrowed it. I thunned mangels. PM I rolled now land Ro 6 and drilled it up and Willie hoed mangels. Girls drove down P. M. Punch in buggy paid Russells $10.00 on up of carpet paid stats $5.25 525 1000 for wildoth both por 70 M. got wheeatels Russells 13. 13 also 2 pain shoes it on ap Russells also vicloth 5 p cts they got supper 15 38 at home then came around by M in Rees and left meet bag. Willie Black + Miss Bongin marked this morning.
</p><p>17 Wednesday
</p><p>Fine sunny dayfrost last night. I trimmed mangels and pruned some trees in now orchard Willie down town A. M. took 51 1/4 lbs wool to Russells on after got cream corn got at 708 2 15 groceries $2.00 chase Ellis 15 cts. brought up 2 15 70 M. 7 and I drove up to ape cattle at allows gave them salt. Willie sowed rope in now land no 6 PM. We drove to M down in warning went to Wilson to see L. Allan is going to Guelph but debut on him. Jamasa Johans & keyframe onar for miller paid 25 cts on ap. 25 Soren McRae brought meat this morning
</p><p>18 Thursday
</p><p>Fine sunny day looked like rain PM desk clouds parsing around. Willie went to Guelph and to 180 Experimental plots, sow Carrie Robinson, fones 80 cts took 80 any watch to Pringle to got leaned paid $1.00 on it. I made 100 pantry under stairs in Rilto. Dr Mc7adgen in at noon to see Mands colt saint it had poll wil we have to poultine it. We sold 7 1/2 doz eggs to Reeves @ 18 cts $1.35 135
</p><p>830.14 We chopped some in morning 1486.13 157.24 590.43 82.47
</p></div>
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<p>1914 Paid
</p><p>June S E Rec H E J
</p><p>19 830 14 Friday continued 1486 13 157 24 590 43 82 47
</p><p>Cloudy morning rained most AM cloudy most of day sunshine late PM got very cold at night. I cleaned out sheephouse Willie sharpened crown plow {elans?} and chopped AM. P.M. Willie plowed rope land J. L. I looked for the 3 sowes that get out on wood couldit see than Willie drove doug sederwood (Baclays) met than coming home. Miss Hammond here for tea and evening I drove her and Mary down in evening she to Lindsays, Mary stayed down Dave McIntyre & family came to Auntie to-day Wm Clark up for eggs 2 doz 36 cts 36
</p><p>20 Saturday
</p><p>Hard frost lant night. come potatoes cts frozen. I cultivated corn with 2 horse cultivator AM and Willie finished it P.M. also potatoes. I trimmed mangels. May come up in morning she got present for Samara Scherins $150. news Rand and postage 10 cts she also 160 370 gave last week 25 cts for missing. Willie 25 got at Guelph on Thursday Powells 50 cts 50 The girls over at Schains PM gave the present to Samara I walked down at night got Paris green 25 at <s>Richals</s> Mennies 25 cts. Sunny day rain at night.
</p><p>21 Sunday
</p><p>Cloudy mostly, cool Mr Graw preached AM from the and in warning from 2nd Peter 1. 05 middle done the Forresters occupied front middle seats. Kate foaled last night in 11 and box stall a filly. Quarrie calved to-day bull Dr McFadzen came up at noon 833 84 Samuel {Mands?} colt for poll with only Willie have he got Mackie over to help Ch 100 L A 10 1486.49 157.24 592.78 83 11 8
</p></div>
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<p>1914 Paid
</p><p>June S E Rec H E J
</p><p>22 833 84 Monday Forward 1486 49 157 24 592 78 83 82
</p><p>Rain last night mostly cloudy today some sunshine. Willie plowed rope land at J L A M with team I trimmed evergreens etc PM we drove down to mountain matching hand U Richardon Lub Cam. Mr Godfrey speaking for Richarson outro J J Groing lom cam. Goo Daye & sint Maggie down home. Raymon in AM looking at Rutes colt. Sum M: Rove over at wight got beg Rye Buckhurst 126 lbs to pour has to Retum 190 lbs after harvest we have up to see cattle in warning Punch in buggy. Willie sold wool to reg man 12 cts. I chopped some 12
</p><p>23 Tuesday
</p><p>Fine day cloudy and sunny, warm. Willie took Punch to Raymons in morning. I about finished thinning mangels to-day. Willie drove down Jess in buggy got her shod at Hodges 30 cts 30 tug mended at Wordens 10 cts minds Manins 10 must 20 110 Shortneeds 60 cts. Uncle Go Dodge and aunt Maggie came up before dinner We took the former around the farm etc. they stayed till six PM. Willie cultivated corn PM also harrowed what he had plowed there. I took meat bag down to Maywoods at night. Junera Scharins was married to Mr Brown they went to Guelph into auto's early in morning come back between 9 & 10. Mr Royerson in got 126 lbs buckwheat for seed.
</p><p>24 Wednesday
</p><p>Thunder lightning and the heaviest rain this 83494 season came last night. we got up through 1486 61 157 84 593 28 83 82
</p></div>
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<p>{to the left of the diary entries}
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1914</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>June</td>
<td>S</td>
<td>E</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>24</td>
<td>834</td>
<td>94</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>25</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>80</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>X</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>26</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>835</td>
<td>84</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
continued Wednesday forward
night and put in Kate and Maud with their colts. rained in the morning again and early AM cleaned off fine sunny warm PM Willie standed round work to-day he hauled one load broken stones AM and 3 loads PM all to J. L. exempt last one wuluck he put on S. L. near Q. S. R. The body of Mr Cushing was taken out of the river at washing green to-day his drowning is a mystery yet. I chopped pine at cow AM cut a split wood cleaned up yard and hoed in garden and orchard PM. I put carbon Bisulphite in the 4 ground hog holes in evening. on sound hill we still polite Patsy Mauds colt on work. Wm. Maywood brought meat Willie got strainer past pended at McClauhan 10 cts
Thursday
Fine sunny day cloudy at terries not very warm. Willie finished road work this AM hauling 3 loads to J. L. he stuffed corn with corn cultivator also plowed some rope land PM. I put cross stakes and rides on land fame bottom of rope in Ro 3. A cleaned out stables etc. PM I hoed 6 rows of the experimental mangels staked out 2 rows for a plot put Ro 2 N of S on the 2 rows next row of trees N. W. Ro 3 R S on next 2 rows and Ro 4 R of S in next 2 rows I chopped some horse and cow in evening Willie got at 70 S growing 55 cts gr flex 25 cts.
Friday
Fine sunny warm day clouded over and rained a little at night. Willie took cream
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<td>Rec</td>
<td></td>
<td>H</td>
<td></td>
<td>E/td>
</td><td></td>
<td>J</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1486</td>
<td>61</td>
<td>157</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>593</td>
<td>28</td>
<td>83</td>
<td>82</td>
</tr>
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</td><td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td>10</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>55</td>
<td></td>
<td>25</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1486</td>
<td>61</td>
<td>158</td>
<td>39</td>
<td>593</td>
<td>63</td>
<td>83</td>
<td>82</td>
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<p>{to the left of the diary entries}
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1914</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>June</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>26</td>
<td>835</td>
<td>94</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>27</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>62</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>28</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>29</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>836</td>
<td>46</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
continued Friday forward
down to Russells and brought up 78M. I stuffed mangels in new orchard also some rope in Ro 4 A then Willie finished plowing rope land J L. PM he finished harrowing rope land and cultivated corn with C. C. I roed in N. O. cut some dead trees down in book chimed out heatrouse out fine to pules of brook it in yard. Willie drove 70 M down in evening.
Saturday
Cloudy day breezy cool east wind rained at night. We spread 7 loads mamone on rope land at S L (spr) got from yard shophouse hot bed pig par etc. Aunt Mary Pauline come down with maid man Malone got dinner home Willie drove her to station en route Guelph to catch 5 O'clock train than came around by Allan's fifty to see cattle. Jess in buggy. We used Maud in spreader with Jess and Punch first time hitched since she foaled we still poutine colt. Willie down town at night. got bread Foots 12 cts Mrs Scharins our in warning paid for milk 50 mean 25
Sunday
Cloudy day. rained at times. Mr Grow preached AM from Acts 17. 11. and in evening from From 1 Sam 29:3. Dave and others went up to Marsh to-day. Ch coll 50
Monday
Cloudy day raining at times cool got very windy at night. We drove up to Commarch
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<td></td>
<td>H</td>
<td></td>
<td>E</td>
<td></td>
<td>J</td>
<td></td>
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<td>1486</td>
<td>61</td>
<td>158</td>
<td>39</td>
<td>593</td>
<td>63</td>
<td>83</td>
<td>81</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>12</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>75</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1487</td>
<td>36</td>
<td>158</td>
<td>51</td>
<td>593</td>
<td>63</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>32</td>
</tr>
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Rosmead_Diary">Rosmead Diary</span></h2>
<p>{to the left of the diary entries}
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1914</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>June</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>29</td>
<td>836</td>
<td>46</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>10</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>30</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>836</td>
<td>56</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
continued Monday forward
and voted for U. Richardson for M.P.P. took D. Allon up with us we went around by the 50 and gave cattle salt. PM we cleaned up barn put lumber up in on scaffold etc. I chopped a little when gasoline gave out. Willie downtown night to hear results of section gave 10 cts admittance to 7. Hull. Craig defeated. Whitney government sustained.
Tuesday
Fine sunny day. warm. Willie spread load manure on ropeland then disked till about 11. I scraped up manure in yard then hoed in orchard D. Allan came down I took him up also bag rye buckwheat 107 lbs which he is going to sow some of then went to Royarsons. with Kate he was not at home. Willie chopped some before dinner. PM we cultivated corn with CC I hoed about 6 rows then came over with P while bargain sold him a sheep 109 lbs @ 5 1/2 $5.95 cheque young Groves up for mean 13 cts. Mesdames James & McRae over for tear letter brought meet bags. Wm. Maynard brought meat bag. I took Kate up to Royernons at night came down again. Mrs make over for milk 5 cts.
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</tr>
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<td>Rec</td>
<td></td>
<td>H</td>
<td></td>
<td>E</td>
<td></td>
<td>J</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1487</td>
<td>36</td>
<td>158</td>
<td>51</td>
<td>593</td>
<td>63</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>32</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>10</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>5</td>
<td>95</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>13</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>5</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1493</td>
<td>49</td>
<td>158</td>
<td>61</td>
<td>593</td>
<td>63</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>34</td>
</tr>
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</p>
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<tbody><tr>
<td>1914</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>July</td>
<td>S</td>
<td>E</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>836</td>
<td>46</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>2</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>8</td>
<td>80</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>845</td>
<td>36</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>845</td>
<td>56</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
Dominion Day Wednesday forward
Mostly cloudy a few drops rain PM I went for meat jess in buggy this morning. Willie spread load manure on rope loud then disked rest of it AM. I chopped pig and hood in N. Orchard. PM W. Maynard and I drove up to I. Lamples N. Hardton's Carrie etc. than to J Percy bought a leaf ring star there for $55. delovered at slaughter house I paid $5.00 on it. Willie trained trees P. M. mother up. PM I drove her down Punch in buggy.
Thursday
Cool cloudy and sunny mostly sunny PM Willie <s>spread load manure 7 L</s> cultivated wam AM freashy finished cultivating at then came home went down for strawberries at Jamesons 90 cts ham at Begins 90 lines Wordan $2.00 took 5 day eggs to Args. I took Kate up to Reyonans at down dred. I cleaned yard hood in orchard etc sold Reeves 6 1/2 day eggs $1.17 P.M. Dave & his wife and on Fred daughter Helen Fred and his wife Nellie and Alex his youngest are also Jean Malone came up in caryall they done drove for another and his wife about 5 PM they wore all have for tea and warning. Willie finished cultureting corn PM also potatoes. Dave and I walked back to 7 L to an corn etc
Friday
Fine day sunny and cloudy looked like rain at this warm PM. Willie spread last bad nannie of sermon on rope and then harrowed it then I drilled it up AM & PM. 64 dulls
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<td>Rec</td>
<td></td>
<td>H</td>
<td></td>
<td>E</td>
<td></td>
<td>J</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1493</td>
<td>49</td>
<td>158</td>
<td>61</td>
<td>593</td>
<td>63</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>32</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>5</td>
<td>00</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>1</td>
<td>80</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>2</td>
<td>00</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>17</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1494</td>
<td>66</td>
<td>165</td>
<td>41</td>
<td>595</td>
<td>63</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>32</td>
</tr>
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Rosmead_Diary">Rosmead Diary</span></h2>
<p>{to the left of the diary entries}
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1914</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>July</td>
<td>S</td>
<td>E</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>836</td>
<td>56</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>6</td>
<td>56</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>4</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>5</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>81</td>
<td>68</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>6</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>933</td>
<td>60</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
continued Friday forward
Willie scffled sometimes with Maud AM PM Willie took Maud down to Hills lowe got at 70 S sugar 100 turnip and 25 rope 12 cts graphite at Nichols 5 cts. Wm Clark up for eggs 36 cts yesterday Willie paid misnomer note $5.14. I drove down to meeting of managers at night. We pulled chairs.
Saturday
Mostly sunny clouded over rained a few drops. Willie took cream down to Russells in morning. Nelson Simmons up all day we hoed corn to-day. Willie sowed rape at 7 L what I drilled yesterday them scuffled some turnips. I drove down town Punch in buggy got rivets at Minnies 8 cts hinge at Chapimans 10 cts for (Sfor) got Sunday shoes (The long life shoe) at Stuls 3.50. Cheque from Argo for eggs $2.16. Willie paid Chapman cheque on Royal $55.00 Jab 2nd for corn cultivator
Sunday
Fine sunny day. I stayed at home AM. Mr Crow preached AM from Luke 9:23 and in evening from Psalm 103:10. M coll 50
Monday
Fair sunny day, very warm PM. N. Sup all day we had corn. Willie dropped the AM. scuffled turnips. I drive to straight horse aloque next Paring with star paid him cheque JB $27 cook $23 Pickle Bergin got shop gave cheque $9.00 Johans middle 20 cts. Wm. Maynard up in morning with his shave for leaf ring star.
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<tbody><tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td>Paid</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Rec</td>
<td></td>
<td>H</td>
<td></td>
<td>E</td>
<td></td>
<td>J</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1494</td>
<td>66</td>
<td>165</td>
<td>41</td>
<td>595</td>
<td>63</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>32</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>1</td>
<td>00</td>
<td></td>
<td>25</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>17</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>36</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>5</td>
<td>14</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>18</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>2</td>
<td>16</td>
<td>3</td>
<td>50</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>55</td>
<td>50</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>22</td>
<td>50</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>9</td>
<td>20</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1506</td>
<td>38</td>
<td>192</td>
<td>41</td>
<td>656</td>
<td>37</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>82</td>
</tr>
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<ul>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#Rosmead_Diary"><span class="tocnumber">1</span> <span class="toctext">Rosmead Diary</span></a>
<ul>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Sunday_forward"><span class="tocnumber">1.1</span> <span class="toctext">Sunday forward</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Wednesday"><span class="tocnumber">1.2</span> <span class="toctext">Wednesday</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Thursday"><span class="tocnumber">1.3</span> <span class="toctext">Thursday</span></a></li>
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</li>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Rosmead_Diary">Rosmead Diary</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1914</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>July</td>
<td>S</td>
<td>E</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>7</td>
<td>933</td>
<td>60</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>125</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>8</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>86</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>9</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>935</td>
<td>71</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Sunday_forward">Sunday forward</span></h3><p>Sunny. very warm PM. N.S.W all day we finished hoeing corn and potatoes and got 10 drills turnips thinned Willie chopped, finished saffing turnips drove down at noon for M:, 7 adgown to come up and 211 colt he also gave meat bag to maywood also $1.25 fair share of butchering beef ring other. McFadgeon called PM to see colt. Willie and Bella drove up to Slecocks Belwood road at night to prayer meeting. We salt butter to Pringle to Guelph he may watch.
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Wednesday">Wednesday</span></h3><p>A little rain last night. Fine warm sunny day. Thunder and some rain afar drops PM. We cut wood. and wood in bush AM Willie drove down for 7 oM and Aunt May who came there yesterday he got at 70S grows 86 cts got from Maywood $290 our share of leaf ring hide. Wm Clark of for eggs 36 cts We hoed turnips PM. Hw Knigt in selling cool crl intakes we gave mdr for tank of out ados cylinder oil grows. I drove to M down in evening then drove up to Jus Austing to see his ails etc Willie want up with me to see cattle. Aunt May wound up in stage Malone come in for war
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Thursday">Thursday</span></h3><p>Fine sunny warm day a little cloudy at times. N. S. up all day We got total of 50 rows done now of turnip
</p><table>
</table><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Paid</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Rec</td>
<td></td>
<td>H</td>
<td></td>
<td>E</td>
<td></td>
<td>J</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1506</td>
<td>38</td>
<td>192</td>
<td>41</td>
<td>656</td>
<td>37</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>82</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>1</td>
<td>25</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>86</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>2</td>
<td>refund 90</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>36</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1509</td>
<td>64</td>
<td>193</td>
<td>27</td>
<td>657</td>
<td>62</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>82</td>
</tr>
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<ul>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#Rosmead_Diary"><span class="tocnumber">1</span> <span class="toctext">Rosmead Diary</span></a>
<ul>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#continued_Thursday_forward"><span class="tocnumber">1.1</span> <span class="toctext">continued Thursday forward</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Friday"><span class="tocnumber">1.2</span> <span class="toctext">Friday</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Saturday"><span class="tocnumber">1.3</span> <span class="toctext">Saturday</span></a></li>
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</li>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Rosmead_Diary">Rosmead Diary</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1914</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>July</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>9</td>
<td>935</td>
<td>71</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>10</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>5</td>
<td>45</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>11</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>X</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>12</td>
<td>85</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>954</td>
<td>01</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="continued_Thursday_forward">continued Thursday forward</span></h3><p>Willie hood to-day. Mauds colt seams to he getting worse Willie wholed down in evening to see M: Fadgeon got medicine for colt. Got brigade needed at Lanktimes 15 cts
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Friday">Friday</span></h3><p>Fine sunny warm cloudy zone late PM. very day weather. N. S up all day throwing turnipsI hood with him AM Willie hood 25me PM. I drove girls down PM come went to church Rev Blythe (AY) preached from Jus 14:6. We gave callo Girls got at Ransells mof 89 cts drown goods mings is self 10 flag poplar 5. I got hair out Grahams 20 cts Willie paid N. S. $5.00 m of Mackie came over in warning got a sow from us $10.00. We gave Andrew Schain 5 doz eggs @19 cts ne ofc.
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Saturday">Saturday</span></h3><p>Fine sunny very warm looked like rain at turns but never comes. NS up AM finished thinning the turnips we paid from $1.00 more, mi full to date. I hood mangols in N. O. sound time Willie took wean to Ransells also Agg to Wilsons paid $1.00 then we brought load cut wood from bush pale to house. Willie drilled up potatoes PM d 7 Lulte CC steam. McFadgan was in to see colt PM Yesterday and of us have he left bottle medicine. We got cream they me Guelph 14.69. Willie whaled from at night paid Bol. Kar for stove $10.00 mustard 15 gown 8 at Eelies luisand oil Marnies 12 Belmeator 15 cts sectarians for manor of J Chapmans 35
</p><table>
</table><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Paid</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Rec</td>
<td></td>
<td>H</td>
<td></td>
<td>E</td>
<td></td>
<td>J</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1509</td>
<td>64</td>
<td>193</td>
<td>27</td>
<td>657</td>
<td>62</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>82</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>15</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>10</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>20</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>5</td>
<td>00</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>10</td>
<td>00</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>1</td>
<td>00</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>1</td>
<td>00</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>14</td>
<td>69</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>10</td>
<td>00</td>
<td></td>
<td>35</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>30</td>
<td></td>
<td>20</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1534</td>
<td>33</td>
<td>203</td>
<td>77</td>
<td>665</td>
<td>32</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>92</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Rosmead Diary
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1914</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Paid</td>
<td>Your text here...</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>July</td>
<td>{illegible}</td>
<td></td>
<td>Rec</td>
<td>H</td>
<td>E</td>
<td>{S?}</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>12</td>
<td>954.01</td>
<td>Sunday<br />Mostly cloudy rained a little PM. Our Sacrement Sunday. Mr Graw preached AM from Luke 22:42 and Mr Brown to united congregation in evening from Psalm 17.8. Missionary Coll [Collection] $5.00</td>
<td>1534.33</td>
<td>203.77</td>
<td>665.32</td>
<td>84.92<br /><br /><br />5.00</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>13</td>
<td><br /><br /><br />9.95<br /><br />X</td>
<td>Monday<br />Cloudy day a few drops rain at times. I chopped AM fixed fence at S.S. {illegible} and hoed hangels second time P.M. Willie drove down AM posted letter to Pringle re watch he got at F&S flour $3.10 also groceries 175 got harness mended {Wordres?} 10 cts. he got dinner at home I took Punch up to Rogersons at night bred. Willie over at {Geis's?} got onions. Mary got 25 cts from Mackie for seed corn last week.</td>
<td><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />.25</td>
<td><br /><br />4.85</td>
<td><br /><br /><br />.10</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>14</td>
<td></td>
<td>Tuesday<br />Cloudy some sunshine thunder and shower about 6 PM. Willie cut 6 rounds around No 1 hay field AM I hoed mangels second time. Willie cultivated corn PM cc we brought rake over from other barn I fixed wire fence around new land No 6. We raked up some of the cut hay and coiled it. Dave and wife and Fred & {illegible} Hillis and Auntie Unicle Jim and Mrs Ritchie up for tea.<br />Mary got 95 cts from B. Schar's for eggs got on Friday also 30 from Auntie 10 from Mrs Ritchie.</td>
<td><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />.95<br />.40</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>15</td>
<td><br />963.96</td>
<td>Wednesday<br />Sunny and cloudy looked like rain</td>
<td>1535.93</td>
<td>208.62</td>
<td>665.42</td>
<td>289.92</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Rosmead_Diary">Rosmead Diary</span></h3>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1914</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>July</td>
<td>S</td>
<td>E</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>15</td>
<td>963</td>
<td>96</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>1</td>
<td>32</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>16</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>965</td>
<td>28</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="continued_Wednesday_forward">continued Wednesday forward</span></h3><p>very warm. Peter Clark told us in morning that our cheap had been in some gondans down at his please they have bown on the road for some time getting under the wire fence. I fixed the fame to-day from crack at G. S. up to top of No5 O.S.R. pulling out staples and letting the fake down and filling up hollows with growth. We raked up rest of yesterdays out hay cooled it also cut 12 more rounds. Willie went down brought up 70M in morning got wheat at Ellis $1.50 men ofc Jinn Robinson and wife Bell up for PM and tee. Willie drove 70M down at night. Mrs Kennedy & maid up for 2 doz eggs 38 cts Wm Clark eggs 19 cts. Sam McRae brought meat in morning, paid him 10 cts for maize he got May gave hen to a gypsy woman several rigs of them passed up to road this PM.
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Thursday">Thursday</span></h3><p>Mostly sunny AM mostly cloudy PM looked like rain some thunder very warm Willie cultivated some more corn AM we brought over SDR & loader from other band AM raked up the out hay Ro1. PM we took in 4 loads with loader and cut some more after tea. Sold Reeves 8 doz eggs $1.5 2019. Many down town PM got at Russells goods on ofc 1.35 got her dress tied on at Ms Batz. got at Phillips olive oil 10 cts Woods shirt of west 90 cts 70 D banana 10 cts Willie got bread at foots last Monday 12 cts. Willie still doctoring Mands folly.
</p><table>
</table><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Paid</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Rec</td>
<td></td>
<td>H</td>
<td></td>
<td>E</td>
<td></td>
<td>S</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1535</td>
<td>93.</td>
<td>208</td>
<td>62</td>
<td>665</td>
<td>42</td>
<td>89</td>
<td>92</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>38</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>19</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>10</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>52</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>1</td>
<td>00</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>22</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1538</td>
<td>02</td>
<td>209</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>665</td>
<td>52</td>
<td>89</td>
<td>92</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Rosmead_Diary">Rosmead Diary</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1914</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>July</td>
<td>S</td>
<td>E</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>17</td>
<td>S</td>
<td>E</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>17</td>
<td>965</td>
<td>28</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>3</td>
<td>70</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>18</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>20</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>969</td>
<td>18</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Friday_forward">Friday forward</span></h3><p>Sunny and cloudy looked like rain AM a few drops fell, very warm I cultivated some more corn AM we took in load hay from coals No 1 before dinner Willie finished cutting the block hay Ro. I was cutting last night. PM Willie went down town M and in baggy bread her to branking model he got print and sugar at 70 S 3.70. I raked up the cut hay in Roy We took in rest of coals one load also a load of the raked stuff. After tea we cooled what was left also raked rakings. Andrew Schars over in evening got 1 day eggs also a han 5 lbs @ 3 cts rude W Shoultad in PM offerest $82. for red hifor up at Allons 50. Willie got more mudienne from of for filly.
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Saturday">Saturday</span></h3><p>Cloudy and sunny looked like rain at times did rain a few drops in morning We cut some more hay in Ro 1 AM then cultivated some more corn also pain ground potatoes then brought hay rack over prow other barn on high waggon that we took the water back to potatoes on. PM we took load hay in, cools we make last night then Willie raked up the morning but also finished rakings we took it in, one load and cooled up the left rakings. Willie down town at night got collar at Russells 20 cts. Charlie Bogus over in morning got land of bead plane. I made halter with nails in to put on Luay to Keep her from sucking Kate.
</p><table>
</table><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Paid</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Rec</td>
<td></td>
<td>H</td>
<td></td>
<td>E</td>
<td></td>
<td>J</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1538</td>
<td>02</td>
<td>209</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>665</td>
<td>52</td>
<td>89.</td>
<td>92</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>3</td>
<td>70</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>20</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1538</td>
<td>02</td>
<td>213</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>665</td>
<td>52</td>
<td>89</td>
<td>92</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><div id="toc" class="toc" role="navigation" aria-labelledby="mw-toc-heading"><input type="checkbox" role="button" id="toctogglecheckbox" class="toctogglecheckbox" style="display:none" /><div class="toctitle" lang="en" dir="ltr"><h2 id="mw-toc-heading">Contents</h2><span class="toctogglespan"><label class="toctogglelabel" for="toctogglecheckbox"></label></span></div>
<ul>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#Rosmead_Diary"><span class="tocnumber">1</span> <span class="toctext">Rosmead Diary</span></a>
<ul>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#continued_Saturday_forward"><span class="tocnumber">1.1</span> <span class="toctext">continued Saturday forward</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Sunday"><span class="tocnumber">1.2</span> <span class="toctext">Sunday</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Monday"><span class="tocnumber">1.3</span> <span class="toctext">Monday</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Tuesday"><span class="tocnumber">1.4</span> <span class="toctext">Tuesday</span></a></li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
</div>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Rosmead_Diary">Rosmead Diary</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1914</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>July</td>
<td>S</td>
<td>E</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>18</td>
<td>969</td>
<td>18</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>19</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>20</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>15</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>21</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>3</td>
<td>50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>972</td>
<td>83</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="continued_Saturday_forward">continued Saturday forward</span></h3><p>Mr Cameron in in morning bought red hifer (at Allans fifty) last of the Beatrice stock for $85.00 gave $15 on her he to let us know when to bring her down
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Sunday">Sunday</span></h3><p>Fine sunny day warm day weather. Mr brian preached AM from Jeremiah 18:15 and in evening from Matt 17:8. often cull 5 Willie and I only down AM all down but me at night
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Monday">Monday</span></h3><p>Clear sunny day and morning. Willie took cream to Russells in morning got truchtore Rhubarb at Phillips 10 cts Bella Willie and I sell wick last night not very strong to-day. We cut rest of Ro. hayfield SD Rakol some up PM and took in 3 loads louder. Willie chopped war & home AM. Andrew Schairs paid for hen and eggs got with 70 cts Nolan & Jean Milne up AM for green please.
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Tuesday">Tuesday</span></h3><p>Another sunny day exceedingly dry weather. moderately warm. We got some hay in No 2 SW naked up the losing yesterdays cut in Ro 1 hauled it in PM 3 loads then D & Rooked some of Ro 2, raked in Ro rakings, took in load from Ro 2 also raking Ro, after tea Wm Clark eggs 35 cts Many took meat bag over to McKas P. M. got ride from downtown with Dave Greyson got dress at Mrs Bantz $3.50. Miss St Clair home in evening lag warming about lost latter Shay inland to move to Galt in Sept.
</p><table>
</table><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Paid</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Rec</td>
<td></td>
<td>H</td>
<td></td>
<td>E</td>
<td></td>
<td>S</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1538</td>
<td>02</td>
<td>213</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>665</td>
<td>52</td>
<td>89.</td>
<td>92</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>10</td>
<td>00</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>10</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>70</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>38</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>3</td>
<td>50</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1549</td>
<td>10</td>
<td>217</td>
<td>24</td>
<td>665</td>
<td>62</td>
<td>89</td>
<td>97</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
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<ul>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#Rosmead_Diary"><span class="tocnumber">1</span> <span class="toctext">Rosmead Diary</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#Wednesday_forward"><span class="tocnumber">2</span> <span class="toctext">Wednesday forward</span></a>
<ul>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Thursday"><span class="tocnumber">2.1</span> <span class="toctext">Thursday</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Friday"><span class="tocnumber">2.2</span> <span class="toctext">Friday</span></a></li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
</div>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Rosmead_Diary">Rosmead Diary</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1914</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>July</td>
<td>S</td>
<td>E</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>22</td>
<td>972</td>
<td>83</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>23</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>1</td>
<td>28</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>24</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>974</td>
<td>11</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Wednesday_forward">Wednesday forward</span></h2><p>Another warm sunny dry day. Willie drove down for 7 of M in morning I took them down about 5 PM. We finished cutting Ro 2 hay and cut some in Ro 6 at other barn We got in 4 loads this PM including rakings we have Ro. finished complete Ro 2 ready for raking. absent. Mauds colt still alive but Roy weak. sow had 3 pigs to-day Greyson brought meat morning.
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Thursday">Thursday</span></h3><p>Cloudy rained AM also a little P.M. Willie drove down in morning got at Chapmans guards & sections for mower $1.15 luisad oil Richards 13. he brought N. S. of with him. We raked some at Ro 6 took back waggon and louder in time to be stopped by rain Nukem and I took the 13 cattle up to Aelans fifty again and fixed the fence, they got out and were down here this morning. Willie chopped pig and in PM and horse. I sampled mangels in N. O. PM took Kate up to Rogger at night. also took salt to Cattle. Mackie over in morning. Bob Tindale down AM to get vine for his pea harvester. N. S. want some traim.
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Friday">Friday</span></h3><p>Cloudy most day some sunshine PM. N.D. up in morning went home again. I scuffed turnips A. M. and Willie drove down for McFadgan to see Mauds colt. PM Willie naked Ro 9 rakings I cut some more Ro 6 turned windows with SDR and <s>took</s> put in load brought
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<td>1549</td>
<td>10</td>
<td>217</td>
<td>24</td>
<td>665</td>
<td>62</td>
<td>89</td>
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<td>217</td>
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<td>S</td>
<td>E</td>
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<td>24</td>
<td>974</td>
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continued Friday forward
it to this bxum. After tea I put raking on with loudon in Ro 2. Many down home PM. Told Baker buy to come up for the basket of lease he and some more picket in over field and I second away. Andrew Lokains got yes
Saturday
Fine sunny warm day breezy. N. S. soup all day he hood turnips second time I finished scuffling turnips also shorts rows of down. We out some more hay Ro 6 AM. PM we scuffled rope at 7 L nord some. turnips, SD Rakeal cut roy and took it in 2 loads other born one names. Willie chopped some. Andrew Schairs paid por yz 80 of
Sunday
Cloudy and sunny. Mr Graw preached AM from Matt 4:1–11. And in warning prom Auntie back from Toronto Willie at home AM only he down at night. L. A roll 10 cts.
Monday
Mostly cloudy rained a few drops AM N. S. up all he raked rakings Ro 6 then he and Willie took hifor down to Common sold in 18th rec balance #7.500 Willie got at Marnies harmed oil 15 stands at Ellies 10, at 76 D what $1.84 brom $1.50 coal oil 60 soop 30. PM we finished scuffling rope + potatoes + some come also finished Ro 2 rakings took in. Ro 6 makings. I cut some more hay Ro 6 after term. We hoed Turnips second time also some mangels in R. O.
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<td>10</td>
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<td>666</td>
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{...} for meat this morning Jess in buggy. I cut G.S.hay this finishing cutting. Willie drove down for F&M [Father & Mother] A.M. drove them down in evening again. Jess in buggy both times. We finished haying to-day except rakings. N.S. up all day hoeing AM till 11 when we put in load hay brought it over to this barn. PM we hauled 6 loads to other barn and one more mostly small. Reeves eggs 3 doz 60 cts
</p><p>Thursday
Fine sunny day. N.S. up all day hoeing I finished raking No 6 and took them in PM this finishing haying. 2 loads one to each barn then a rakeful brought over here. N.S. helped with hay. Willie took cream down in morning I hoed some mangels seemed time. Willie and girls went up to J. McLellans after dinner Jess in buggy got back little after eight.<br />978.80 1625.55 217946707990
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Rosemead Diary
1914
July 28 Tuesday Forward 1624.95 217.94 670.69 90.07
Fine sunny day not warm a slight shower last night N.D.up all day he got pine tar at Mennies 10 cts. We cut rest of No 6 to-day (some AM some PM) ecept GS strip. I scuffled corn AM we {illegible} PM got a small load into other barn and a load over here. N.S. hoed turnips started to thin the {illegible}. Bob Tindale down at night told us the army {illegible} was at our {illegible} we still doctor sick colt it seems to be getting weaker.
29 Wednesday
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<td>1914</td>
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<td>July</td>
<td>J</td>
<td>E</td>
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<td>31</td>
<td>978</td>
<td>80</td>
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<td>August</td>
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<td>1</td>
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<td> </td>
<td>10</td>
<td>00</td>
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<td>988</td>
<td>80</td>
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Friday Forward
Fine sunny warm day exceedingly dry weather. N.S. up all day hoeing turnips I scuffled corn, and Willie chopped {pig?} cut sow thistle out of {grass/grain?} etc. PM Willie funished scuffling corn and hoed some. I hoed mangels second time PM. A {minister?} from Erin and another man in AM looking for a horse to buy. William Clark in for eggs today 40cts. {Jus?} Clark died to-day. {Scharis?} over in evening got 2 hens and 5 doz eggs {Illegible} We drove up in evening to see cattle, the water supply was dry. Several berry pickers from {Elora?} were in {Illegible} They had lost their way. We put {loader?} SD.R and {Illegible} {Illegible} in other {pen?}. We are still doctoring Mauds colt it cannot stand.
July has been exceedingly dry {Illegible}.
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Saturday">Saturday</span></h2><p>A slight shower of rain last night cloudy in morning turned out fine {sunny?} N.S. up all day finished hoeing turnips second time. we gave him $10.00 Two of which he has to work for next week. Willie and I and {Illegible} Allan up at {fifty?} getting the water to run A.M. PM we hoed mangels in NO. Uncle Will & cousin {Illegible} of Hamilton here in {Illegible} auto PM for a while. I Killed Mauds colt "Patsy" and buried it in N.O. I went down town at night Dan {Tindale?} said some of our cattle were out Willie and I drove up to see but they were all in.
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<td>1625</td>
<td>55</td>
<td>917</td>
<td>94</td>
<td>670</td>
<td>79</td>
<td>90</td>
<td>07</td>
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<td>40</td>
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<td>1625</td>
<td>95</td>
<td>917</td>
<td>94</td>
<td>680</td>
<td>79</td>
<td>90</td>
<td>07</td>
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<ul>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#Rosemead_Diary"><span class="tocnumber">1</span> <span class="toctext">Rosemead Diary</span></a>
<ul>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Sunday"><span class="tocnumber">1.1</span> <span class="toctext">Sunday</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Monday"><span class="tocnumber">1.2</span> <span class="toctext">Monday</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Tuesday"><span class="tocnumber">1.3</span> <span class="toctext">Tuesday</span></a></li>
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<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1914</td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
</tr>
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<td>August</td>
<td>J</td>
<td>E</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>2</td>
<td>988</td>
<td>80</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td> </td>
<td>1</td>
<td>10</td>
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<td>3</td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>4</td>
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<td> </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td> </td>
<td>989</td>
<td>90</td>
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</tbody></table><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Sunday">Sunday</span></h3><p>Forward
</p><p><br />
Cloudy, thunder lightning and a good heavy shower P.M. I stayed at home A.M. Mr Mcrean of {Metz?} preached A M from (Large Gap) and in evening from 1 Peter 5:7. last {dance?} . Ch coll $1.00 (Meaning: Church collection $1.00) L.A. ID (?)
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Monday">Monday</span></h3><p>Fine day cloudy and sunny warm. N.S. up all day hoeing corn Willie hoed with him P.M scuffled turnips with C.C . A. M Willie chopped some {pig?} took cattle up to SD again as they got out presumably by berry pickers letting down rails. he cut some grain with sow thistle in out of {No?} 3 A and fed to cattle and hoed mangles N.O. PM I went to {Jus?} Clark's funeral took Bella down with me brought Father home from funeral Bella came up with me again I hoed mangles N.O. after I came home. {Scharis?} paid for eggs & hens got Friday eggs 1.00 hens 1.05 $2.05 (sum)
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Tuesday">Tuesday</span></h3><p>Fine sunny day. N.S. up all day hoeing corn I hoed also Willie scuffled rape {I L?} also head lands with C C. and sowed headlands with rape I chopped some pig. We went up to {Allans ppy (property) ?} Took three cattle with us got 4 more up at {Kays?} they had been let out by berry pickers. D.Allan went up with us.Wm (William) Clark up for eggs 2 doz 40 cts. {Andrew Scharis?} and Charlie {Shey?} over in evening got 2 pigeons.
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<td>1625</td>
<td>95</td>
<td>917</td>
<td>94</td>
<td>680</td>
<td>79</td>
<td>90</td>
<td>01</td>
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<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td>1</td>
<td>10</td>
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<td>2</td>
<td>05</td>
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<td> </td>
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<td>40</td>
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<td> </td>
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<td>1628</td>
<td>40</td>
<td>917</td>
<td>94</td>
<td>680</td>
<td>79</td>
<td>91</td>
<td>11</td>
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<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#Rosemead_Diary"><span class="tocnumber">1</span> <span class="toctext">Rosemead Diary</span></a>
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<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Wednesday"><span class="tocnumber">1.1</span> <span class="toctext">Wednesday</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Thursday"><span class="tocnumber">1.2</span> <span class="toctext">Thursday</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Friday"><span class="tocnumber">1.3</span> <span class="toctext">Friday</span></a></li>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Rosemead_Diary">Rosemead Diary</span></h2>
<table>
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<td>August</td>
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<td>5</td>
<td>989</td>
<td>90</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td> </td>
<td>2</td>
<td>15</td>
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<td>6</td>
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<tr>
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<td>17</td>
<td>37</td>
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<td>16</td>
<td>43</td>
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<td>20</td>
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<td>7</td>
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<td> </td>
<td>1026</td>
<td>05</td>
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</tbody></table><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Wednesday">Wednesday</span></h3><p>Forward
</p><p>Fine sunny day warm at times, cool morning. N.S up all day hoeing turnips. We got {illegible} {cut / out?} and {fired / fried / fixed} up, Willie drove down got 50 lbs twine at Nichols on {op?} paid to Ellis $1.50 for what got July 15th also tea 40 cts. Mary down town PM at WF.W:S gave 25 cts she was {illegible} home. Willie cut most of the barley No 2 N. PM we stooked most of it up. Mrs Mackie over A.M for milk Britain declared war on Germany last night. Mary got egg money from Nellie 41.40 Jennie Sandham and children down at aunties.
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Thursday">Thursday</span></h3><p>Fine sunny warm day. N.S. up at AM got sick a short time after dinner and went home. Willie took {illegible} sow down sold it to {Cameron?} 490 lbs @ {illegible} 2 $36.75 weighing {illegible} he paid Nichol $5.85 for twine got yesterday he got at F&S 5 bags bran 625 1.00 lbs wheat $2.00 1.00 lbs low grade flour $1.75 1.00 lbs shorts 140 5 bags flour $15:00 groceries $1.43 paid NS 10cts yesterday for {illegible} I hauled 6 wheelbarrow loads of manure from under evergreens to new orchard PM we finished cutting all the barley in No2 and stooked it up. Willie drove down home at noon for F & M but they didn't come up. We drove up to see cattle at night. Coal oil {illegible} 20 Andrew Scharis over at night got 2 more pigeons.
</p><h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Friday">Friday</span></h3><p>Fine sunny day very warm. We repaired binder canvass reels etc AM using
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<td>1628</td>
<td>40</td>
<td>217</td>
<td>94</td>
<td>680.</td>
<td>79</td>
<td>91</td>
<td>17</td>
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<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td>40</td>
<td>1</td>
<td>50</td>
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<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td>25</td>
</tr>
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<td>1</td>
<td>40</td>
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<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
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<td>36</td>
<td>75</td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td>5</td>
<td>85</td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
</tr>
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<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td>2</td>
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<td> </td>
</tr>
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<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td>6</td>
<td>25</td>
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</tr>
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<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td>3</td>
<td>75</td>
<td> </td>
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</tr>
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<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td>15</td>
<td>00</td>
<td>1</td>
<td>40</td>
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<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td>1</td>
<td>43</td>
<td> </td>
<td>10</td>
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<td>1666</td>
<td>55</td>
<td>234</td>
<td>97</td>
<td>699</td>
<td>66</td>
<td>91</td>
<td>42</td>
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<p>Rosmead Diary</p>
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<p>Paid </p>
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<p>August</p>
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<p>J</p>
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<p>E</p>
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<p>Rec</p>
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<p>1026</p>
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<td width="260">
<p>continued Friday forward</p>
<p>old canvass strips from old Massy Harris binder. I also fixed fence between No’s 1 & 2 and we put the cows in No 1. PM we cut some oats in No 7. W. other side other barn. and I stooked them up. Bella {Jeharine?} got 3 ½ doz eggs {mop?}. Mary went down home at night. I chopped pig feed in morning. I found a ten cent piece in No 6, 1885, Victoria Regina in it. Arthur Walker was in yesterday to see about</p>
<p>our trashing {threshing}</p>
</td>
<td width="59">
<p>1666.55</p>
</td>
<td width="53">
<p>234.97</p>
</td>
<td width="48">
<p>699.66</p>
</td>
<td width="56">
<p>91.4</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56"> </td>
<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="45"> </td>
<td width="260"> </td>
<td width="59"> </td>
<td width="53"> </td>
<td width="48"> </td>
<td width="56"> </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>8</p>
</td>
<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="45"> </td>
<td width="260">
<p>Saturday</p>
<p>Fine hazy sunny day very warm. We finished cutting No 7 W. to-day and stooked most of it up. Father in for dinner he had been up at D Allans fifty told us some cattle were out. After dinner Willie drove him down Kate in buggy then looked for cattle and put them back again. We chopped some pig in evening. Mary walked up this morning she had been down home last night she gave Mrs Vanalpine 5 lbs butter for sheep having eaten her cabbages. $1.00</p>
</td>
<td width="59">
<p>1.00</p>
</td>
<td width="53"> </td>
<td width="48">
<p>1.00</p>
</td>
<td width="56"> </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>9</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>1</p>
<p>1027</p>
</td>
<td width="45">
<p>60</p>
<p>65</p>
</td>
<td width="260">
<p>Sunday</p>
<p>Warm, sunny and cloudy a thunder shower passed around PM rained other places. I stayed at home AM. Willie and Mary down AM DV Hay of Elora Preached AM from Luke 2:7. last clause . and in evening from Matt 27. 22. first clause ch coll {referring to church collection} 50</p>
<p>Mary gave LA coll 10 cts.</p>
<p>There were more in choir at night.</p>
</td>
<td width="59">
<p>1667.65</p>
</td>
<td width="53">
<p>234.97</p>
</td>
<td width="48">
<p>700.66</p>
</td>
<td width="56">
<p>.50</p>
<p>.10</p>
<p>92.02</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table></div>
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</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1914</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Paid</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>August</td>
<td>{JE?}</td>
<td></td>
<td>Rec</td>
<td>H</td>
<td>E</td>
<td>J</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>10</td>
<td>1027.65.</td>
<td>Monday Forward<br />Rain last night and this morning, mostly cloudy some sunshine some more rain in evening. warm. We finished stooking the oats but an sat got pea harvester rigged up and cut one round in sand hill peas. N.S up PM hoeing got cream cheque from Guelph $20.54. I dropped some pig in evening. Peter Clark in PM to see get lend of team to haul rails.</td>
<td>1667.65<br /><br /><br />20.54</td>
<td>234.97</td>
<td>700.66</td>
<td>92.02</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>11</td>
<td></td>
<td>Tuesday<br />Some rain last night, mostly cloudy got cool at night. N.S up all day hoeing AM he and Willie cut pease sand hill, PM. I scuffled greystone turnips and corn drilled up the latter sowed some rape seed between drills. I drove girls up to {illegible name} at night Belwood road took ours and McKees meat bags up to Gregsons. Bella {Scharr?} paid for eggs {illegible} 70 cts Willie went down for cream can in morning Jess in buggy took it down full again with Punch he also dropped pig AM.</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>12</td>
<td></td>
<td>Wednesday<br />Fine sunny hot day a little breezy from east. N.S up all day hoeing corn AM loading P.M. We got in the sand hill pease to day 3 1/9 loads also 4 loads barley No 2 Willie and Nelson loaded I took them off and spread them. B & M called on Ms Barbour P Matson Ms Mackie. Willie drove up to see cattle at night. D. Allan went with him. They {illegible} 7in. F & M walked up AM also walked down P.M. I took Quarrie over to Fords at night. Jno Gregson brought meat this morning.</td>
<td><br /><br /><br />.70</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>X</td>
<td>1027.65</td>
<td></td>
<td>1688.89</td>
<td>234.97</td>
<td>700.66</td>
<td>92.02</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Rosmead Diary
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1914</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>Paid</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>August</td>
<td>{JE?}</td>
<td></td>
<td>Rec</td>
<td>H</td>
<td>E</td>
<td>J</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>13</td>
<td>1027.65</td>
<td>Thursday Forward<br />Mostly cloudy rained a little AM and considerable at times PM N.S. up AM We got in 4 loads barley from No 2, Willie and ID Allans went up in morning to look for the cattle found them all in after considerable search. We fixed slings also fence in No 6 and let horses in there, PM. Sow No 2 pigged to-day 6 pigs. Reeves got 3 doz eggs 60 cts</td>
<td>1688.89<br /><br /><br />.60</td>
<td>234.87</td>
<td>700.66</td>
<td>92.02</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>14</td>
<td><br /><br /><br />7.18</td>
<td>Friday<br />Fine day mostly sunny. breezy. I drilled up rest of corn with Jess in scuffler also potatoes then scuffled 24 drills turnips. Willie chopped pig feed AM. Schars got lend of team AM to plow his land P.M. Willi drove down town sent $5.00 to McDougal Galt for new part for {illegible} Express order 3 cts got also at Phillips water glass 25 ink fly paper rubber rings 20. he got at Mennie's lamp glass 25 cts at Russells Delineator 15 cts at Ellis groceries $1.30. he then cut some of oats in No 3.A. We stooked them after tea. Peter Clark over again to see about getting team to haul rails.</td>
<td></td>
<td><br /><br /><br /><br />.20<br />.40<br />1.30</td>
<td><br />5.00<br /><br />.28</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>15</td>
<td><br /><br /><br />7.89</td>
<td>Saturday<br />Fine sunny cool day N.S. up all day We got in rest of barley No 2 two loads left some thistle stooks for rakings also 2 loads oats from No 7 AM. PM we got in six loads from No 7. I took off loads into shed W & N hauled We paid Nelson $6.00 in full to date. Willie down town at night got at Russells work pants $1.25 {illegible} 25 <s>collar</s> shirt buttons 25 blackening14 total 189</td>
<td></td>
<td><br /><br /><br />.64</td>
<td><br /><br /><br />1.25<br />6.00</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>1042.72</td>
<td></td>
<td>1689.49</td>
<td>237.51</td>
<td>713.19</td>
<td>92.02.</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td width="56">
<p>1914</p>
</td>
<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="46"> </td>
<td width="258">
<p>Rosmead Diary</p>
</td>
<td width="57"> </td>
<td width="57">
<p>Paid</p>
</td>
<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="57"> </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>August</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>T {?}</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="258"> </td>
<td width="57">
<p>Rec</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>H</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>T</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>16</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>1042</p>
<p>5</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>72</p>
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Sunday forward</p>
<p>Rained considerable at noon and PM some, cleared up by evening. Dr Hay preached AM from proverbs Remove not the ancient landmarks a sermon based on the present European war and in evening from Daniels Prophecy re war Wm Hayward came up PM stayed for tea went down to church with Willie. I stayed at home in evening. Willie at home A.M. Miss coll missionary collection} $5.00 L.A. 10 cts.</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>1689.49</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>237.51</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>713.19</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>92.02</p>
<p>5.10</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>17</p>
</td>
<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="46">
<p>37.0</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Monday</p>
<p>Fine day sunny and cloudy. I fixed fence along S.S. to keep sheep in and Willie cut rest of oats in No 3 A. PM Willie went down Punch in buggy got at Ellis sugar etc $2.13 bread {boots?} 12 cts lard Ewings 90 cts. twine Nichols $2.63. We hauled in two loads oats from No 7 fixed binder canvasses etc Mr Phillips in to see about tuning piano Mary gave pair socks to tramp.</p>
</td>
<td width="57"> </td>
<td width="57">
<p> 2.25</p>
<p>.90</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>2.63</p>
</td>
<td width="57"> </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>18</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>1056</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>508</p>
<p>60</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Tuesday</p>
<p>Terrific thunder storm last night and heavy rain Cloudy and sunny day, warm, frequent showers. Willie saw Fred Bondy in morning re thrashing, we cleared out granary got wood for thrashing etc also chopped some horse {?}. PM Arthur Walker brought his thrashing outfit here. Fred Bondy & Jim Whilton {or Whitlaw} with him, none stayed all night. Willie got at {Linns ?} grain 45 at Ewens goods 20 at {Minnows fly bypack ?} 35 at {Shortneeds ?} meat $2.00. W Clarke up PM got eggs 2 doz 40 cts. Willie told hands Jess in buggy</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>.40</p>
<p>1689.89</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>.20</p>
<p>.35</p>
<p>241.21</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>.45 </p>
<p>2.00</p>
<p>718.27</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>97.12</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td width="56">
<p>1914</p>
</td>
<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="45"> </td>
<td width="224">
<p>Rosmead Diary</p>
</td>
<td width="63">
<p>Paid</p>
</td>
<td width="66"> </td>
<td width="66"> </td>
<td width="57"> </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>August</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>T {?}</p>
</td>
<td width="45">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="224"> </td>
<td width="63">
<p>Rec</p>
</td>
<td width="66">
<p>H</p>
</td>
<td width="66">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>T</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>19</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>1056</p>
</td>
<td width="45">
<p>60</p>
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="224">
<p>Wednesday forward</p>
<p>Very heavy steady rain last night also thunder and lightning cloudy and sunny day very warm. We thrashed this AM we got tank filled at barn {about?} last night we had following hands Wm Maywood Mr Pick D Allan. D Skeoch Bob Tindale J. Ford J. Dix. We thrashed all the oats that were in and nearly all the barley. Arthur Walker took his outfit to {Rogersons?} at noon. ToM walked up in morning. Willie drove them down in evening. Sem Mr Kee brought meat this morning. I scuffled mangels N.O. PM Willie raked barley field No 2 and we brought in rakings. N.D. up at noon went down again Mary got basket apples from Mrs Bondy yesterday 25 cts I chopped a little batteries quit working.</p>
</td>
<td width="63">
<p>1689.89</p>
</td>
<td width="66">
<p>241.21</p>
</td>
<td width="66">
<p>718.27</p>
<p>.25</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>97.12</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>20</p>
</td>
<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="45"> </td>
<td width="224">
<p>Thursday</p>
<p>Raining nearly all day heavy and steady. Wet weather now. Willie took cream down to Russells in morning. We did inside work to-day chopped pig & horse cleaned up boxes of bolts nails etc. Willie and Mary drove up to see cattle at Allans P.M.</p>
</td>
<td width="63"> </td>
<td width="66"> </td>
<td width="66"> </td>
<td width="57"> </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>1056</p>
</td>
<td width="45">
<p>85</p>
</td>
<td width="224">
<p>Friday</p>
<p>Cloudy morning cleared up sunny. I fenced out 5 furrows and plowed, in No 6 barn field sod J. Jameson over in morning to tell us our horses were in grain field he put them out. Willie drove girls down P.M. they called on Mrs Jno Clark she was not at home they called on Mrs Rutherford. They paid W. Thompson for wall paper</p>
</td>
<td width="63">
<p>1689.89</p>
</td>
<td width="66">
<p>241.21</p>
</td>
<td width="66">
<p>718.52</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>97.12</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td width="56">
<p>1914</p>
</td>
<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="46"> </td>
<td width="258">
<p>Rosmead Diary</p>
</td>
<td width="57"> </td>
<td width="57">
<p>Paid</p>
</td>
<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="57"> </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>August</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>T {?}</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="258"> </td>
<td width="57">
<p>Rec</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>H</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>T</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>21</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>1056</p>
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>85</p>
<p>90</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>continued Friday Forward</p>
<p>got in May $4.25 paid Nichols for new {?} paint got 40 cts paid to Mc. Hardy. Willie got {?} valve at station {?} Belt cost 25 cts {?}, Willie did odd jobs fixed binder canvass etc. drove sick sow also sow with 3 pigs bade to sand mill pea field to get pease off stubble.</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>1689.89</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>241.21</p>
<p>4.25</p>
<p>.40</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>718.52</p>
<p>.25</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>97.12</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="46"> </td>
<td width="258">
<p>Fine s Saturday</p>
<p>Fine sunny day. Willie at Maywoods thrashing {threshing} AM I plowed and {?} No 6 barn field sod. PM Willie spread stooks in No 7 and we hauled {?} in 4 loads then finishing the field they were not quite dry some of them Mary turned out some of the wet stooks in No 3A I stooked them up again at night. Willie down town in evening got pair boots for me $3.50 bread {?} 19 cts (Willie paid boots with cheque R.B.)</p>
</td>
<td width="57"> </td>
<td width="57">
<p>.12</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>3.50</p>
</td>
<td width="57"> </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>23</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>22</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Sunday</p>
<p>Fine day sunny and cloudy thunder and lightning around the horizon in evening. I stayed at home AM. Dr Hay preached AM from “The summer is {?} and we are not saved” and in evening from Joel 2:28. Ch coll 50 LA 10</p>
</td>
<td width="57"> </td>
<td width="57"> </td>
<td width="47"> </td>
<td width="57">
<p>.60</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>24</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>22</p>
<p>1088</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>65</p>
<p>62</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Monday</p>
<p>Fine sunny cool day. N. D. up all day pulling flax. We put load wood on waggon (gravel box) Willie took it down home then went to station got the tanks of coal oil from Columbus to gave cheque J B 16100 got at stals {?} seed 25 tomatoes 35 at Nichols tanks 5 We cut half of oats in No 4 also took in 2 loads oats from No. 3A {?} {?} brought his bugs at night. Paid Arthur {?} $6.00 cheque 7 B {?} of thrashing 412/2 gal {?} {?} 6.50 tank 6.60 {?} {?} $3.50</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>1689.89</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>.35</p>
<p>3.00</p>
<p>249.33</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>13.00</p>
<p>.30</p>
<p>6.00</p>
<p>741.57</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>97.72</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td width="56">
<p>1914</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Rosmead Diary</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>Paid</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>August</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>T {?}</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>Rec</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>H</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>T</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>25</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>1088</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>62</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Tuesday forward</p>
<p>Fine day, sunny. N.S. up all day Willie cut rest of No 4 AM {?} stooked up while I chopped 240 lbs (3 bags) pig chop which we lent him then I finished stooking. PM we pulled flax cut {?} Britain peas in w corner of No 4 with pea {?} I cut around them first with scythe, we got in rest of oats in No 3. A, one load, I dropped pig feed in morning. B {crossed out} Helen and Jean Mike also Norman Jessie and Bonnie Landham up PM and for tea Nellie and Jennie came up in evening, Willie drove the youngsters down Nellie Jean & Norman {?} first last night</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>1689.89</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>249.33</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>741.57</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>97.72</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>26</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>4</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>10</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Wednesday</p>
<p>Fine sunny day cool morning. I went for meat this morning Jess in buggy. N.S. up all day we pulled flax AM. Hauled in 5 loads oat including ¾ load peas from No 4 PM Willie down town AM got at Phillips powder for Dan 25 cts at {?} S grains $3.85 brought T & M up with him they got {?} ride down with {?} P.M. I drove up to see cattle at night Sim Percy is out I got J Black to phone up to {?} about it. Brought our 1 bag L {?} flour 1 bag shorts on what he borrowed yesterday.</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>3.85</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>.25</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>27</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>1092</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>72</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Thursday</p>
<p>Misty morning very heavy dew cleared off fine sunny. Willie drove up to {?} got Sim Percy while {?} there brought it down here N.S. up all day we picked stones off No 6 sod. Willie chopped 8 {?} lbs barley for Mr Mackie 25 cts also 58 lbs</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>.25</p>
<p>1690.14</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>253.18</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>741.82</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>97.72</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td width="56">
<p>1914</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Rosmead Diary</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>Paid</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>August</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>T {?}</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>Rec</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>H</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>E</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>T</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>27</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>1092</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>72</p>
<p>X</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Continued Thursday forward</p>
<p>of our oats for {?} who came for it PM. I dropped a bag pig feed in morning. Willie took Pouch up to {?} {?} at noon. PM we finished harvest (except flax) 3 loads oats from No 4 then finished pulling the flax except a small patch with thistles. Lorn Mullan and Matt {?} here PM brought 4 sows for 10 cts lb (also 1 service {?}) to be taken down to {?}. We paid N.S. $4.00 in full to-date being through with him just now Mrs Cook and Elsie called PM. I sharpened some stakes for fence.</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>1690.14</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>253.18</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>741.82</p>
<p>4.00</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>97.72</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>28</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>6</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>28</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Friday</p>
<p>Fine day sunny. Willie took cream down in morning then took 4 sows to Wilsons weighed them at seales 720 lbs $72.00 {?} 8 cts he got wheat at T & S $2.00 land {?} at Ellis 15 cts lime at {?} 5 cts {?} over in morning got 1st gal of coal oil out of our tank 8 lbs 20 cts also paid 5 cts for oil {crossed out} milk {written above} got yesterday. I sharpened stakes. PM we hauled stakes to wire fence between No 7 & 7 L field I drove them in & stapled them up {?} Willie plowed some in No 6 sod crown plow 4 horses when {?} {?} then he plowed with {?} single plow we brought in load flax with us nearly all. Mr and Mrs {?} over at night Mr {?} trying electric battery for his {?}</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>72.00</p>
<p>.20</p>
<p>.5</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>.8</p>
<p>2.15</p>
<p>.5</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="56">
<p>29</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>32</p>
<p>1132</p>
</td>
<td width="46">
<p>4</p>
<p>90</p>
<p>34</p>
</td>
<td width="258">
<p>Saturday</p>
<p>Raining all AM cloudy. I made 4 horse {?} we made {?} and put the flax on it. I finished No 7 fence PM with stakes. Willie drove Mary down PM she got at Russells goods $1.40 charged, sprouts 10 cts, at {?} goods $1.16, at Phillips soap 25 {?} & {?} 10 cts, T & S crocks 25 chase 18, Willie drove up to {?} cattle. We chopped some pig. I drove down at night got at Nichols staples 10 gave cheque l B $15.20 for coal 2 tires same to Peter Mc Gregor got at {?} whip 25, {?} butter {?} 10, {?} {?} {?} {?} 10 cts {?} {?} {?} {?} got at Chapmans</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>1762.39</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>.10</p>
<p>1.26</p>
<p>.68</p>
<p>30.40</p>
<p>285.62</p>
</td>
<td width="47">
<p>.45</p>
<p>.25</p>
<p>.10</p>
<p>.10</p>
<p>749.00</p>
</td>
<td width="57">
<p>97.72</p>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1914 August Rosmead Diary
</p><p>Sunday {turmord?}
Cloudy and sunny. a little rain at noon. {illegible} of Elorn preached AM from Psalm {45?}:8 and in evening from Acts 20:9. egg money from {illegible} $ 2.40 Oh God {illegible}. 240
</p><p>Monday
Cloudy and sunny thunder lighting and showers PM and evening warm. Willhi drove down in morning {illegible} to {illegible} Sum or {illegible} to refund our {illegible} 2 years {illegible} $liw postage 4 cts. We took 2 anums sully ruby wuder {illegible} over to other burn {illegible} took {illegible} and put up sale at 1L {illegible} and brought up land wood from bush. PM.J {illegible} No 6 5 hours{noon?} plow Willhi walked up to see little PM. Sam M Kee came over in morning got lind of 1k bags 1060lbs oats barley {illegible}. George Bun up for eggs got none.
</p><p>September Tuesday
Rainy day probably the heaviest rain this season cleared off sunny late PM I plowed sod No 6 4 hours until stopped by rain. I fixed plats for carriers, Wilhi mended harmers and chopped horse and pig Wilhi got at Philhps {illegible} Pottasium for {illegible} 25
</p><p>Wednesday
Cloudy AM and rained some cleaned off sunny PM some rain at noon. Wilhi brought up 7AM in morning got bread & its had {Jen?) down. J. Blade offered $1.45; no for hen for wan horse. {illegible} man brought up 2 tons wul this AM that I moldered Sat. Mother went up to Arthur
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>1914 September == Rosemead Diary ==
</p><p>continued Wednesday tomuard
at noon on daily automobile {illegible} I plowed sod No 6 4 hours AM Wilhi plowed P.M. I started to clean out open ditch at G.S. pulling weed growth ont with drag. W dark up for far eggs 2day 40 cts. Wilhi drove 7 & Many down at might Many staying all might be jot "News" for to see almost the wor 1 cts. W. Magwood brough meat this morning
</p><p>Thursday
</p><p>Sunny, passing thunder showers quite a shower P.M. Wilhi drove down in morning brought up 7 & Many. We plowed in No 6 sod also harrowed some. I worked at cleaning ditch again. Wilhi drove 7 & May down to might again got 'News' 1ct. Mr Guss over with {illegible} paid him $1.w for it 3 and some more later {illegible}
</p><p>Friday
Dunny at times, raining at times AM. mostly fine P.M. cool. Wilhi drove down for 7 & Many then went up to see cattle, then he plowed sod No 6 5 hours I worked at drain and ditch, we are working drain into ditch about centre up bush. Uncle {illegible} Dodge brough mother down from Arthur PM. {illegible} telephoned down to {illegible} AM that she sowed not got down in the auto as it had some to {Guelph?}. He slanged till after supper. Wilhi drove 70 M. down in vening got News I cts. Sent Andrew {illegible} 30 lbs {illegible}
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Rosemead Diary
</p><p>Saturday taword
Mostly sunny after drops rain at {night?} considerable.
We plowed sod No 6 nearly finished the field Wilhi chopped some. We worked at drain through buch lots {illegible} water in it. Wilhi down town at might got news at Philhpes 1 ct {illegible} 8b Mennies 10 cts. boots $4.00 overalls $1,25 tea 25. at Evenings stamps 10 cts {illegible} yeast {illegible} 7 & S 5 fork handle 10 cts Nichols. Pete M: {illegible} man {illegible} brough up to {illegible} tons coal molered last Saturday P.M. Mr {illegible} got linf od blush & {illegible} to lift his pump out. We finished harvest by taking in rest of flux a rackful of {illegible}
</p><p>Sunday
Cloudy. a very heavy rain at noon Mr brown back from holidyas preached AM from Mark 3:14 Start of a service of sersons on the {illegible} and in evening from James 5: 13-15 oh wel 5D
</p><p>Monday
42 Cloudy cold and windy. a little sunshine. <s>W</s>and rain AM. Wilhi took cream down to Russels in morning got {boots {illegible} he bought at {illegible} Sat also put pair long nuller boots $4.50 bread at {illegible} 12 cts tomatoes at Jamiesons 30 cts We fixed {illegible} spreader wroked at bush drain Wilhi drove up to {illegible} for {illegible} but he was at {illegible} show he didn't get any.
</p><p>Tuesday
</p><p>Cold cloudy day. Wilhi finished plowing
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>continued Tuesday forward No 6 2nd AM PM he handed 2 loads of the 5 nick then from other from to drain through brush I worked at drain all day we laid sometimes willi took load wood to home from {illegible} hill. Willie and May drove over to M Ken with meat bags got {illegible} at 7 & picked went around home for helper at night.
</p><p>Wednesday Cool cloudy and sunny. We worked at brush drain to-day got tiles laid about 4 wh Peter Clark got land n Punch and Mand to go for load rain from Barnet he got broke about 5 PM. andrew Sohaine gave w 25 day for hidgton got lately. the girls and I drove him to united hraher marching in Melvill {illegible} held for hrager for unition of the great autoham wor now raging lutumn {illegible} and Austria and g.Britain grave and RUssia Sam M Kee brought meat this morning. Many gave mother 50 05 ame turnip ago to {illegible} Hatemulumist subscription. Mr Metody and wife hre at noon to see if we had some many to load on note. Willi dropped jug and home
</p><p>Thursday Sunny and cloudy frost last night. Willi went down for 70 M in morning gotat S greenies $1.28 each 75 at Kem stove fufe at Mennin efade handle 35 {illegible}look 70 05 he drove 70 Mdown at ingut again put leler let. We sold eggs to RUsse 94ch got cream chaque Guelph $19.49
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Rosmead Diary Paid
</p><p>1914
Sep J E
</p><p>
10 1150 83 untiseed Thursday forward </p><table>
<tbody><tr><td>Ree</td> <td>H</td><td>E</td><td>J</td></tr></tbody></table><pre>1785 29102
76109 99872
</pre><p><br />
</p><p>We worked at drain to-day got Fie
</p><p>laid of about through
</p><table>
</table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Rosemead Diary
Paid
</p><p><br />
Monday
</p><p>FIne sunny day. We rigged
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Sunday.Fine day, mostly sunny. Our dominant Sunday. Preached am from Matt 5:4.{Illegible}I at home AM not used to it.
</p><p>Monday. 7 am sunny day cool. Thanksgiving day Bella and I ready to go to St Chudnew church where service was conducted M. Kurush read from the collection 75{illegible} I finished journing No 3 P.M. Mr. Sohan and D. Reeas judged turish field this P.M. We got inside with and carried just in, carring in just house. Willie drove to M down.
</p><p>Tuesday. a liitle worm last night during day cold. 7 he drove Mdown at ingut again put leler let.{illegible} We gave the hen yesterday $1.8 held for hrager for unition of the great autoham wor now raging lutumn. $5.00 but asked Margaret and Elepan that we could increase it to $10.00
</p><p>Wednesday. Mostly cloudy not so cold. E. and I up all day we got up 9 more rows potatoes. I ploved com stabble. With the chopped pig in morning. Lokked like rain at night.
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<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#Rosmead_Diary"><span class="tocnumber">1</span> <span class="toctext">Rosmead Diary</span></a>
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<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Tuesday"><span class="tocnumber">1.1</span> <span class="toctext">Tuesday</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Wednesday"><span class="tocnumber">1.2</span> <span class="toctext">Wednesday</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Thursday"><span class="tocnumber">1.3</span> <span class="toctext">Thursday</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Friday"><span class="tocnumber">1.4</span> <span class="toctext">Friday</span></a></li>
</ul>
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</ul>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Rosmead_Diary">Rosmead Diary</span></h2>
<p>1915 Paid
January S E Rec H E
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Tuesday">Tuesday</span></h3>
<p>5 18 90 forward 9 60 2 05
</p><p>Very fine sunny day thawing considerable in sunshine. We spread 5 sleigh loads manure on sand hill to-day finished cleaning at pig pen and box stall. Jade M.c {illegible} here for dinner {illegible} Rick and Jackson called PM also W.K Barnet and wife. {Roselle?} {illegible} up AM with set dishes {boiler?} carpet cts
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Wednesday">Wednesday</span></h3>
<p>6
Mild, cloudy, turned to rain. {illegible} not of day thawing considerable. We shread two sleigh loads manure in sand hill AM and hauled 2 loads to ^ {above line:around} <s>no2</s> pile PM. Willie took cream to station then went up to {illegible} got hay {with?} of rye broken heat repayment of what we gave him to sow.
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Thursday">Thursday</span></h3>
<p>7
Raining last night turned frosty day morning cloudy stormy day wind in east in morning turned to west snowing a little. We cleaned out {hamhouse?} put down on {petition?} in {illegible} house its AM. P.M. I drove May down we went to church. Mr Kay of Cramosa preached from whom to {illegible} say that I am & but whom say {illegible} that I am. We gave {illegible} 15 cts May stayed down hill 25 night. Willie chopped some cow PM. Willie and Bella went down to prayer metting in Melville at night. Mr {illegible} spoke I got Punch shard {illegible} feet at {illegible} 35 cts {dough?} 2 cts 2 35
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Friday">Friday</span></h3>
<p>8
Cloudy moderately firstly snowing a little.
</p><p><br />
19 42 9 62 2 40 7
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Rosmead_Diary">Rosmead Diary</span></h2>
<p>Paid
</p><p>1915 S E Rec H E J
</p><p>2 742 74 Wednesday forward 1311 67 272 84 408 20 61 70
</p><p><s>Fine</s> Cloudy day very windy rained came in evening W the {shread?} load manure on turnip land then plowed rest of day 4 horses I fixed fence around upper bush no 4 am Pm I plowed up some more drills for potatoes an N.archard planted 2 rows David W {illegible} in rows neared 2 in row trees from S E fence also nearly 4 rows {illegible} hey in the rows I planted before May planted out cabbage <s>th</s> she got at home this morning she having watched down to see if I was going to Guelph. I also fixed some at lawn N. W. of barn. Bella got {illegible} out for Monday.
</p><p>Thursday
</p><p>Considerable rain last night raining some in morning gradually cleared off fine by late PM. Willie and I drove down in morning to see if 70 W were going to Guelph. I drove them up {illegible} as they decided not to go to Guelph to -day and Willie got his tooth fixed at Arthur. We {illegible} the corn also all plowed land in holw and plowed some more. I fixed time 11 W I {illegible} also chopped 3 kinds PM. Willie and Mary drove down to Welsh choir {event?} in 7 H at night. Took 7 aM down with them. Willie got A.Mat 45 Kins 2 in wlbows 20 its pot 25 cts 20 25
</p><p><br />
Friday
</p><p>Fine sunny day warm. I finished plowing green crop land no 6 them Willie harrowed it it. PM Wilie fixed under saw. I disliked turnip land 3 19 also some at bottom E cows of No 3. I mended handle of wheat {illegible} 1311 67 273 04 408 45 61 70 Andrew {illegible} over to see about {limits?} they weighed more that the first time.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Rosmead_Diary">Rosmead Diary</span></h2>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Saturday_Forward">Saturday Forward</span></h2>
<p>fine sunny warm. W ihli god made down with A. Schami who look the {?} lamb and shelf down le {lioujut?} m Jursday faid for {wonjhej?} shock 170 lh 2 dj, got balomec {circle with 2 slashes through it} 22.25 got at Russells canned foodois 25 lj he {have?} down it norm lunch in lregjz got at P & J sugar $1.00 flour $4.13 {illegible} 60 {illegible}. I finished fisking no 3 {chemck?} Thenharmony lumiul loud and plowed some j of 2nd Time. Pm Willis plowed Tumiz land and home. O plandid none {jotahies?} in now orchard 3rd row from D L. Kied we jot from Mecke except 2 David wanin sits and j drill next from We choffed some lies. I walked down town at over called m hollow.
Paid
</p>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1311</td>
<td>273 04 67.</td>
<td>408 45</td>
<td>61</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>2225</td>
<td> </td>
<td> </td>
<td>2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td> </td>
<td> 25</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>.</td>
<td> 515</td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td>60</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table></table></div>
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<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#Rosmead_Diary"><span class="tocnumber">1</span> <span class="toctext">Rosmead Diary</span></a>
<ul>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Friday"><span class="tocnumber">1.1</span> <span class="toctext">Friday</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Saturday"><span class="tocnumber">1.2</span> <span class="toctext">Saturday</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Sunday"><span class="tocnumber">1.3</span> <span class="toctext">Sunday</span></a></li>
</ul>
</li>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Rosmead_Diary">Rosmead Diary</span></h2>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Friday">Friday</span></h3>
<p>frost last night some sunshine AM mostly cloudy PM raining a little at times cool day. I {sat By us raising?} until about 3 P.M. Willie finished drinking {No 3 A?} it and {disliked?} it again then hammond zome {I T?}. I had potatoes {de?} m N. Orchard and after tea {sweet?} {illegible} twisting to bush at bottomthe 8th near from bush where I studied being {illegible} hand {illegible} was I {wham?} turnips {illegible} to bush
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Saturday">Saturday</span></h3>
<p>Mostly fine sunny, not warm, M. Hill wh all day diving team and {housing} in {M.O.?} {illegible} fertilizer bone meal on {No 3.A.} farm lane {fern?} about half way {illegible} rolled it then srilled at the {managed?} land while {illegible} down again. We sowed the wet I our turnips down at bush {managed?} land and +59 drills I made in {No 3.A.?} Willie {illegable} 36 {rows?} corn {illegible}. we paid M.Hill {illegible} Willie and Mary drove down at eight {illegible} dog eggs -1 <s>broken in {illegible</s> not {illegible} in to 7 {inkblot} & {inkblot} @ 32 {faded} $3.8 I got groceries $1.48 find M. {illegible} for blankets I bought {h?} June 4th $9.75
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Sunday">Sunday</span></h3>
<p>Frost last night, fine day mostly sunny. moderatly warm. {Rus?} {into?} Connie {preached} AM from 1 cor 12: 14,26. and Rus {illegible} at night from 1 Peter 3:16. Open {illegible} We didnt count {all?} the money to . might left it for next Sunday.
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