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Christina McLennan Diary, 1906-1915

Christina McLennan 1906-1915 Diary 72.pdf

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Murdy got butter some time last week
<br>March 1910</br>
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   <td>Tuesday. March came in like a drowned sheep It rained soft drizzle all day. I made a woollen washing 1/2 doz shirts 18 pair socks </td>
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   <td>Rain in the night. Today very fine. snow going fast. Jimie got home from Ottawa at 10 A.M. Our Rink is spoiled. Sold 3 qrts milk 15 ct</td>
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   <td>Fine day. Murdy 4 lbs butter. To coal oil 15</td>
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   <td>Very fine day. looks if all the snow would go
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Mrs St Thomas paid $3.<u>00</u> of rent  3 loaves 18.
 
To 1 lb tea 30 matches 5
 
D. Ban was here to dinner, he said that Charlotte was feeling pretty well. he does not look very well himself. Mr Govin called</td>
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   <td>Dull day. looks snow 10 A.M. Now 2. P.M. lovely sunshine and the roads taking a hard one
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To sugar 25 molasses 20</td>
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   <td>Very fine day. No preaching. The minister has gone to Martintown, for the opening of the church</td>
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   <td>Rain all last night with lightening, And thunder
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To rooled wheat 25. soda 5</td>
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   <td>A change in the weather. It turned cold and stormy</td>
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   <td>Fine day Jim drawing wood from east farm Hockey in Cornwall to night, the boys went</td>
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   <td>J drawing wood. has old Laviolette boy and team swamping over the creek Gave him checque</td>
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   <td>Very {bright?} still at the wood. To 4 lbs corn meal 4</td>
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   <td>Murdy has a very bad cold. Our team won the game in Cornwall on the 9th. to 1 lb maccaro 1 gall coal oil 20. 4 loaves - 2 of them yesterday</td>
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   <td>I have a cold since Friday</td>
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   <td>I went to bed early night Monday 14th and did not come down to stay until yesterday. Jimie had a cold and had to remain in the house to look after me</td>
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February 1910

17. Jennie McDonald, Saddlers, And Laura McGillis were in last night for a couple of hours
18 Snowed all night and today, the roads are all blocked up. Murdy got some {word smudged = pile?} May and Mary were in
19 Allen Peter McL was here to dinner. To steak 3 lb charged at Sandys To 3 loaves 18 1 gall coal oil The Cornwall Rough Rider hockey team played our team. Our won 5 to 2. greate excitement 33
20 Fine day. John & Birdie were down.
21 Stormy day
22 Fine but cold wind Ann Hall 1/2 day Murdy 25 ct.. for Ann Hall. And 3 loaves 18

Jimie left for Cornwall the Hockey boys went up to play the Rough Riders

Murdy left at 6 P.M. Factory refused milk.
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23. Our boys lost at last nights game One of our best players, Ensley McIntyre, could not go. he is sick with gripe. And a little Sullivan boy played in his place.
24 Cold wind.
25 Murdy went to Cornwall.
26 Murdy got home this 10. A.M. Jimie went to Alexandria to a Conservative meeting. Murdy 18 cts 3 loaves
27 Rain not many in church
28 Jimie left today for Cornwall to take the 5 Oclock train for Ottawa to be at the supper of the soldiers of South African fame The annaversity was on the 27th.. Pardeburgh 19 year after Majubo Hiil
Murdy got butter some time last week
March 1910
1 Tuesday. March came in like a drowned sheep It rained soft drizzle all day. I made a woollen washing 1/2 doz shirts 18 pair socks
2 Rain in the night. Today very fine. snow going fast. Jimie got home from Ottawa at 10 A.M. Our Rink is spoiled. Sold 3 qrts milk 15 ct
3 Fine day. Murdy 4 lbs butter. To coal oil 15 15
4 Very fine day. looks if all the snow would go

Mrs St Thomas paid $3.00 of rent 3 loaves 18.

To 1 lb tea 30 matches 5

D. Ban was here to dinner, he said that Charlotte was feeling pretty well. he does not look very well himself. Mr Govin called
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5 Dull day. looks snow 10 A.M. Now 2. P.M. lovely sunshine and the roads taking a hard one To sugar 25 molasses 20
6 Very fine day. No preaching. The minister has gone to Martintown, for the opening of the church
7 Rain all last night with lightening, And thunder To rooled wheat 25. soda 5 30
8 A change in the weather. It turned cold and stormy
9 Fine day Jim drawing wood from east farm Hockey in Cornwall to night, the boys went
10 J drawing wood. has old Laviolette boy and team swamping over the creek Gave him checque
11 Very {bright?} still at the wood. To 4 lbs corn meal 4 20
12 Murdy has a very bad cold. Our team won the game in Cornwall on the 9th. to 1 lb maccaro 1 gall coal oil 20. 4 loaves - 2 of them yesterday 20 24
13 Fine day
14 I have a cold since Friday
24 I went to bed early night Monday 14th and did not come down to stay until yesterday. Jimie had a cold and had to remain in the house to look after me
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