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William Fitzgerald Diary, 1892-1893
William Fitzgerald Diary, 1892-1893_094.pdf
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| − | + | Sat. 26. Another very hot day temperature a little higher than usual Miss Etta Watts arrived at Mr Cowan's tonight to stay awhile, she attended practice with us and had a good practice just seemed like old times Mr and Mrs Harding not there {illegible} | |
Sun. 27. Very hot today thunder showers pass to the South looking some like rain here but we did not get any | Sun. 27. Very hot today thunder showers pass to the South looking some like rain here but we did not get any | ||
| − | Mon. 28. Fine in the morning but clouded over from the | + | Mon. 28. Fine in the morning but clouded over from the South West and developed into a heavy storm went home with Mr Cowan<s> intending</s> intending to go down the river tomorrow it rained very little in the evening |
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| − | Aug 29th 1893 | + | Aug 29th 1893. |
| − | Tue. 29. One of the most frightful storms I have ever witnessed visited | + | Tue. 29. One of the most frightful storms I have ever witnessed visited us during the night previous and continued all the forenoon with unabated heavy rain falling in sheets and the wind blowing from the N. East a terrific deal blowing fences and damaging barns to a considerable extent. the storm is certainly unparalleled in my experience. Spent part of the afternoon at Mrs Lanes and after tea W Lane drove me up as far as the St. John's Church Hil,l and walked home from there and found things all right and Billy Clarke enjoying himself by the side of a little fire in the office. He went home tonight for good |
Revision as of Jul 1, 2025, 1:54:40 PM
Aug 26th 1893
Sat. 26. Another very hot day temperature a little higher than usual Miss Etta Watts arrived at Mr Cowan's tonight to stay awhile, she attended practice with us and had a good practice just seemed like old times Mr and Mrs Harding not there {illegible}
Sun. 27. Very hot today thunder showers pass to the South looking some like rain here but we did not get any
Mon. 28. Fine in the morning but clouded over from the South West and developed into a heavy storm went home with Mr Cowan intending intending to go down the river tomorrow it rained very little in the evening
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Aug 29th 1893.
Tue. 29. One of the most frightful storms I have ever witnessed visited us during the night previous and continued all the forenoon with unabated heavy rain falling in sheets and the wind blowing from the N. East a terrific deal blowing fences and damaging barns to a considerable extent. the storm is certainly unparalleled in my experience. Spent part of the afternoon at Mrs Lanes and after tea W Lane drove me up as far as the St. John's Church Hil,l and walked home from there and found things all right and Billy Clarke enjoying himself by the side of a little fire in the office. He went home tonight for good
