Mary Agnes "Aggie" Cooper Diary, 1921
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Sat Jan 1. Drizzling east rain and very misty. Willie also Mothere. New Years dinner here. I went to New Year's entertainment at Methodist Church. Snow going rapidly. very wet.
Sun Jan 2. Colder and strong n.w wind. I went to eve. church. Willie's Queenie died.
Mon Jan 3 Fine and quite mild Election day. Willie and Mary out. Hamelette Ham{something}washed and dried out fine /. Marjorie called and brought Sausage. Went see Mrs. Little's baby.
Tue Jan 4. Fine and very mild. Snow all gone. a little ice. Mrs. Tesson called in the afternoon.
Wed Jan 5. A few light showers and misty. Aunt Mattie and I in Toronto. called to see Aunt Leggie. I got a black Satin dress $12.50. Mrs Soyle and Miss Morgan called. Aunt M. has blood shot eye.
Thur Jan 6. Fine but cold wind. bright and clean. I called on Mrs Howeard. also at Miss Muuudeys{illegible} and she and Mrs Simpson here in the evening. Mrs Parkinson called.
Fri Jan 7. Fine and very mild. Aunt Mattie and I at the {illegible}ted Prayer Service at our church all day. Annie and walky.
Sat Jan 8. Fine bright and colder all frozen dry and clean can go out without ruffers. no skating. I called at Miss Edey's in the evening. Annie here for a while in the evening.
Sun Jan 9. Fine bright day colder. I went to morning church. no ruffers. Annie & I for a walk. at eve church. Mary Watson called. Marjorie has a baby girl at 4 A.M
Mon Jan 10 Fine bright and quite warm all dry on road and very little ice or snow anywhere. I walked to Willies for a while
Tue Jan 11. Fine day and dry.
Wed Jan 12. Fine and very cold but all dry and clean. Aunt Mattie and I at Mrs Simpsone tea for Mrs Laurence.
Thur Jan 13. Mild and misty but no rain falling
Fri Jan 14. Mild and dull. I went to service for Forward Movement in the evening. Armie went with me. Mrs Davidson helped me cut a white silk blouse.
Sat Jan 15. Fine and much colder. First Saturday eve, [underlined] Skating. A Band there. Mrs Davidson and I looking in.
Sun Jan 16. Fair at first then, a east wind and light snow.
M I went to evening church. Armie called.
Mon Jan 17. Fine we washed. put ono winter drawers first. J. Edey here
Tue Jan 18. Fine and very cold 5 below zero. Sausage. a. 13. 30 cents, put on woolen blanket first this year. word that Aunt L. [Lizzie - see next entry] sick
Wed Jan 19. Fine and very cold Aunt Mattie and I too see Aunt Lizzie
Thur Jan 20. Fine and muuch milder snow going very rapidly. [written above the following sentence: Arch. Daredom called.] I went out to see Marjorie very wet under fort. but bright + sunny
Fri Jan 21. Fine and muddy. snow all gone. Aunt Mattie and I at banquet at Hall.
Sat Jan 22. Fine very mild and muddy. Armie and Eliz here in eve. standing but ice soft.
Sun Jan 23. Fine much colder. Armie and Elizabeth called. John Cook hee for tea. I went to evening church. Arch Deacon Davidson last service.
Mon Jan 24. Fine and very cold. Vacummed dining room carpet.
Tue Jan 25. Fine cold below zero. but good clean roads. dusty.
Wed Jan 26. Fine moderately cold. I went to Toronto to see Aunt Lizzie took a little work $2.25.
Thur Jan 27. Fine milder ideal day. all clean and dusty no need of rubbers. Aunt Mattie out. Mary Watson called. Mrs Simpson and Miss Mundey called. 4.40 [$ symbol written above] for taffela [?].
Fri Jan 28. Fine and warm. Miss Keffer and Lucy Bowes here all day.
Sat Jan 29. Fine warm ideal day. Aunt Mattie and I at Alice Seftins for dinner. Mrs Davidson and I at the Gr [?] to see Babes in the Woods at Grand $1.
Sun Jan 30. Fine but now east wind and I went to evening church. I went to morning church. without rubbers, dusty. I went evening church. wonderful weather no snow since Jan 16.
Mon [crossed out: Feb] Jan 31. Fine and quite cold. I was at Mrs Boyles in the evening.
Tue Feb 1. Fine and moderately cold.
Wed Feb 2. Fine. I went to Girls Hockey Match. Aunt Lizzie worse.
Thur Feb 3. Fine and cold wind. Aunt Mattie. and I in Toronto as Aunt Lizzie much worse. a second nurse came in the evening.
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