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James Bremner Jr. Diary, 1881
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8. FRIDAY. [98-267] | 8. FRIDAY. [98-267] | ||
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1881. 30 DAYS. APRIL.
4. MONDAY. [94-271] County Court Term begins.
Sawing & chopping all day. We have now a good bit of wood cut & quite a fallow chopped Uncle + Aunt Haverson + Mr Thom Evangeilist came here forenoon on a visit. We had then at our Association in the evening. Mr Thom gave us a pointed & practical address.
5. TUESDAY. [95-270]
Cold & snowing alittle. Took in 2 loads turnips I was frozen by last cold weather that is on one side of pit which had only straw on it. At 11 oclock it began to blow & drift so thick that one could not see 4 rods. Had quite w fall of snow after sunset. O for some genial pleasant weather.
6. WEDNESDAY. [96-269]
Our visitors left this morning it being so stormy yesterday they could not start home. I ploughed & plained door to go on between barn & horses stable, & a lot of other chores. The Storm is over & the country side is white once more. Cold & cloudy so the snow did not go away much.
7. THURSDAY. [97-268]
Put door together & hung it hinges cost at Keady 10 c
8. FRIDAY. [98-267]
9. SATURDAY. [99-266]
10. PALM-SUNDAY. [100-265]
