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Christina McLennan Diary, 1897-1905

Christina McLennan 1897-1905 Diary 122.pdf

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   <td>Friday. Very fine I was weeding carrots in field by the barn. Murdy sent a little boy to work, And I went to help him. To 21 lbs sufar $1.<u>00</u></td>
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   <td>Rain, began to rain last evening. And is dull and showery ever since. 3. P.M.  
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To 3 lbs sausage 30, 3 lbs steak 30
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Jimie did not come yet. {?} the qrt 2 lbs butter from factory. pan bread 24</td>
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   <td>3</td>
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   <td>Fine day. As I was leaving for church, Birdie and her baby came. So I did not go. She is to stay, a week</td>
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   <td>Rain today. Murdy went North. Pulled R. Currants</td>
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   <td>Fine day. To 1 pan bread 20. The price is down 2 1/2 lbs steak 25. Sold 4 1/4 doz eggs. Got 1 lb Japan tea 25 1/2 Lipton tea 20. Cash 11. None well in the house.</td>
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   <td>Wednesday. Fine day. Birdie thinks to go tomorrow</td>
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   <td>W.F.M.S. {Womens Foreign Mission Society} met at Sandy Ossins. My off 25 No one came for Birdie. Fine day. Bread 20</td>
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   <td>Hot day. 2 lb sausage 20. Birdie at the Manse.</td>
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   <td>Rain and hot 2 lbs butter</td>
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   <td>Rain all day. To 3 lbs sausage 30 steak 23 yesterday. Birdie has a gum boil</td>
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   <td>Dull day. J. Mc L. came for Birdie, she cannot go, her boil did not break</td>
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   <td>The boil broak this morning. Rain all Afternoon. And a wild storm.</td>
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   <td>I made some red currant jelly Birdie went home. Murdy took her I was at the Manse, they were quilting for the Indians. Quilted two quilts Had a letter from Aunt Mary
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Mrs Sal Laroque paid $2.00 for June.</td>
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   <td>Jimie had Paul Salway mowing, with our machine, today and 1/2  day yesterday</td>
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   <td>Fine day. To 20 lbs sugar 1.<u>00</u> 1/2 doz 1 pint pins 7 cts.. for one  = 42. 1 pkt flaked wheat 15
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D{erns?} came to live in Kitchen Kintail house $2<u>00</u> per month Bot 3 qrts raspberries 20 cts..
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Two of the colts got badly cut on wire fence on the farm. Mifs Wadering Jew has a long cut on her breast, And Luby's boy has a lond cut on his back, they got cut last week. Luby's boy got in on hill at home barn today and jumped out, caught on wire tumbled over. Cooked B Currants</td>
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   <td>Fine day. Pan bread 20 charge</td>
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   <td>I baked 3 loaves & buns, To steak  Circus in Cornwall on Monday</td>
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   <td>Hatty her Man & child here to dinner Forresters to church today. Rain</td>
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   <td>Fine day. Murdy went to Cornwall
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Pa & I put Paris green on potatoes</td>
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   <td>To pan bread yesterday. 20 tick
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Working in garden Wickindon paid $2<u>00</u> yesterday for rent. Peter Salways son fell off a waggon Yesterday. The waggon went over him, he will recover
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Our boys put in 9 loads of hay, on Saturday Jimie cut a little with our mares today. And is trying to get it Coiled.
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Boiling strawberries 7 lbs. Picked B Currants
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Storm thunder lightning and heavy rain about 4. P.M. Done a little haying Pork & beef steak 40 cts.. Martintown butcher</td>
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   <td>The boys are at the hay. I am st the preserves</td>
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   <td>Fine day. Pan bread 20. paid the last pan 20</td>
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   <td>I called at Falkner's last night. Saw Maggie and some of her children. She sang three pieces which I enjoyed. To sugar about 10 lbs Got the factory report 5.11</td>
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July 1904

1. Friday. Very fine I was weeding carrots in field by the barn. Murdy sent a little boy to work, And I went to help him. To 21 lbs sufar $1.00 1--
2 Rain, began to rain last evening. And is dull and showery ever since. 3. P.M.

To 3 lbs sausage 30, 3 lbs steak 30

Jimie did not come yet. {?} the qrt 2 lbs butter from factory. pan bread 24
60 24
3 Fine day. As I was leaving for church, Birdie and her baby came. So I did not go. She is to stay, a week
4 Rain today. Murdy went North. Pulled R. Currants
5 Fine day. To 1 pan bread 20. The price is down 2 1/2 lbs steak 25. Sold 4 1/4 doz eggs. Got 1 lb Japan tea 25 1/2 Lipton tea 20. Cash 11. None well in the house. 20
6 Wednesday. Fine day. Birdie thinks to go tomorrow
7. W.F.M.S. {Womens Foreign Mission Society} met at Sandy Ossins. My off 25 No one came for Birdie. Fine day. Bread 20 25 20
8 Hot day. 2 lb sausage 20. Birdie at the Manse. 20
9 Rain and hot 2 lbs butter
10. Rain all day. To 3 lbs sausage 30 steak 23 yesterday. Birdie has a gum boil 53
11. Dull day. J. Mc L. came for Birdie, she cannot go, her boil did not break
12. The boil broak this morning. Rain all Afternoon. And a wild storm.
13. I made some red currant jelly Birdie went home. Murdy took her I was at the Manse, they were quilting for the Indians. Quilted two quilts Had a letter from Aunt Mary Mrs Sal Laroque paid $2.00 for June.
14 Jimie had Paul Salway mowing, with our machine, today and 1/2 day yesterday
July 1904
14. {cont.} Fine day. To 20 lbs sugar 1.00 1/2 doz 1 pint pins 7 cts.. for one = 42. 1 pkt flaked wheat 15

D{erns?} came to live in Kitchen Kintail house $200 per month Bot 3 qrts raspberries 20 cts..

Two of the colts got badly cut on wire fence on the farm. Mifs Wadering Jew has a long cut on her breast, And Luby's boy has a lond cut on his back, they got cut last week. Luby's boy got in on hill at home barn today and jumped out, caught on wire tumbled over. Cooked B Currants
15 Fine day. Pan bread 20 charge
16 I baked 3 loaves & buns, To steak Circus in Cornwall on Monday 20
17. Hatty her Man & child here to dinner Forresters to church today. Rain
18 Fine day. Murdy went to Cornwall Pa & I put Paris green on potatoes
19 To pan bread yesterday. 20 tick

Working in garden Wickindon paid $200 yesterday for rent. Peter Salways son fell off a waggon Yesterday. The waggon went over him, he will recover

Our boys put in 9 loads of hay, on Saturday Jimie cut a little with our mares today. And is trying to get it Coiled.

Boiling strawberries 7 lbs. Picked B Currants

Storm thunder lightning and heavy rain about 4. P.M. Done a little haying Pork & beef steak 40 cts.. Martintown butcher
20 The boys are at the hay. I am st the preserves
21 Fine day. Pan bread 20. paid the last pan 20 40
22 I called at Falkner's last night. Saw Maggie and some of her children. She sang three pieces which I enjoyed. To sugar about 10 lbs Got the factory report 5.11
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