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Christina McLennan Diary, 1916-1922

Christina McLennan 1916-22 Diary 4.pdf

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Thurs 17, bot 30 lbs butter from {illegible}  32 {illegible},   7  89/9    60
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Thurs 17, got 30 lbs butter from factory 32 pr lb                7,89 {+?} 9,60
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Paid {name} 1.80 I owed him from last butter,                            1 80
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Paid {Murdy?} 1.80 I owed him from last butter                       1 80
  
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Frid 18, 2 loaves 12, Jean came by morning train and spent the day,{helustrung?} by evening train, Mary m {name} was here to tea. Turned cold and {illegible} in evening
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Frid 18, 2 loaves 12, Jean came by morning train and spent the day, returning by evening train, Mary m {name} was here to tea. Turned cold and stormy in evening
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Jimmie is going to a party at {illegible} Needs {Lancaster?}
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Jimmie is going to a party at McNiels Lancaster
  
 
Sat 19, Bright and cold mercury 4 below in am
 
Sat 19, Bright and cold mercury 4 below in am
 
it was 3 am when Jimmie got home.
 
it was 3 am when Jimmie got home.
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Milk 42, bread 12. Jimmie is going to get a qrt of milk,                    54
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Milk 42, bread 12. Jimmie is going to get a qrt of milk                 54
  
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Sun 20, Send 25 to Church. Mrs. {name} here to tea Very cold,    25
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Sun 20, Sent 25 to Church. Mrs. Christie Kate and Duncan
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here to tea Very cold                                                                     25
  
 
Mon 21, Cold Ann did not wash mercury down to 18
 
Mon 21, Cold Ann did not wash mercury down to 18
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Tues 22, Snowing
 
Tues 22, Snowing
  
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Wed 23, Turned fine Ann 60 3 loaves 18,  78
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Wed 23, Turned fine Ann 60 3 loaves 18                                       78
  
 
Thurs 24, Murdy left on early train for Alexandria
 
Thurs 24, Murdy left on early train for Alexandria
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to a meeting about {illegible} for the war  
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to a meeting about getting recruits for the war  
  
 
Fri 25
 
Fri 25
  
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Sat 26, To 25 lbs of fine {illegible} flour    100 3 loaves 18,   118
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Sat 26, To 25 lbs of five roses flour    1,00 3 loaves 18               1,18
  
 
" Milk 42
 
" Milk 42
  
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Sun 27, Sent 25 to church,  25
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Sun 27, Sent 25 to church                                                             25
  
 
Mon 28, Stormy
 
Mon 28, Stormy
  
 
Tues 29
 
Tues 29
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                                                                                                    $15,71
  
 
March 1916
 
March 1916
  
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Wed 1, Fine day The lamp is out 1 gall coal oil,  18
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Wed 1, Fine day The lamb is out 1 gall coal oil                           18
  
 
Thurs 2, loaves 12 Jimmie left for Toronto
 
Thurs 2, loaves 12 Jimmie left for Toronto
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Ann Hall paid $3.50 for one month {Illegible}
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Ann Hall paid $3.50 for one months rent
  
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Fri 3, To 2 loaves 12  Roman meal 25,  37
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Fri 3, To 2 loaves 12  Roman meal 25                                         37
  
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Sat 4, Bright weather {made?} 42. Jimmie {made?} 42,    42
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Sat 4, Bright weather milk 42. Jimmie milk 42                             42
 
" 2 loaves 12
 
" 2 loaves 12
  
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Sun 5, Foreign {illegible} 2.00 general fund 25,    2 25
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Sun 5, Foreign missions 2.00 general fund 25                             2.25
  
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Mon 6, Jimmie got home at 7 am ann 60,  60
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Mon 6, Jimmie got home at 7 am Ann 60                                     60
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" 6 bars of {sunny monday? {illegible} 25,  25
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" 6 bars of sunny monday soap 25                                               25
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Jimme got for me in Toronto a {illegible},   1 25
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Jimme got for me in Toronto a {illegible} Cedar mop                    1,25
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and a bottle of U. Ceder oil 50, {illegible},   50
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and a bottle of {illegible} Cedar oil 50, stormy                                50
  
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Tues 7, an {oyoler?} {illegible} at M Whenneys' for Red Cross
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Tues 7, an oyster supper at M Whenneys' for Red Cross
 
Jimmie went
 
Jimmie went
  
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Wed 8, aah Wednesday Dull heavy weather
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Wed 8, Ash Wednesday Dull heavy weather
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To 2 loaves 12. Got a letter from {name} dated 5th Feb
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To 2 loaves 12. Got a letter from Randolph dated 5th Feb
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Thurs 9, May called. gave her $3.00 missionary money
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10 for presbeterial fund 25 for m, tidings
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2 loaves 12 sugar 50
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Frid 10, Stormy The snow plough went through the village streets. Mrs {name} had a party tonight
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Sat 11, milk 42 {illegible} 42. biscuit 25 bread 24                          91
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molasses 35 2 lbs codfish 20                                                          55
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Sun 12, Sent 25 for G Fund Rev Sutherland of Lancaster got word that his son died of wounds he received at the front
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Mon 13, To 1 gall coal oil 18 Jimmie left for Cornwall just after the court
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Jean sent down 1 doz pint cans of orange marmalade
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Tues 14, Lovely day soda 10 {? starter} 15                                25
  
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Thurs 9, May called. gave her $3.00 {illegible}
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Wed 15, 2 loaves 12 1/4 lb giner 13. 1 bag wheat for                   25
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10 for {illegible} fund 25 for m, {illegible}
 
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2 loaves 12 {illegible} 50
 
  
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Frid 10, {Illegible} The snow plough went through the village
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Thurs 16, hens feed at {illegible}. $2.15                                2,15
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February 1916

                            Carried forward

Thurs 17, got 30 lbs butter from factory 32 pr lb 7,89 {+?} 9,60 Paid {Murdy?} 1.80 I owed him from last butter 1 80

Frid 18, 2 loaves 12, Jean came by morning train and spent the day, returning by evening train, Mary m {name} was here to tea. Turned cold and stormy in evening Jimmie is going to a party at McNiels Lancaster

Sat 19, Bright and cold mercury 4 below in am it was 3 am when Jimmie got home. Milk 42, bread 12. Jimmie is going to get a qrt of milk 54

Sun 20, Sent 25 to Church. Mrs. Christie Kate and Duncan here to tea Very cold 25

Mon 21, Cold Ann did not wash mercury down to 18

Tues 22, Snowing

Wed 23, Turned fine Ann 60 3 loaves 18 78

Thurs 24, Murdy left on early train for Alexandria to a meeting about getting recruits for the war

Fri 25

Sat 26, To 25 lbs of five roses flour 1,00 3 loaves 18 1,18

" Milk 42

Sun 27, Sent 25 to church 25

Mon 28, Stormy

Tues 29

                                                                                                   $15,71

March 1916

Wed 1, Fine day The lamb is out 1 gall coal oil 18

Thurs 2, loaves 12 Jimmie left for Toronto Ann Hall paid $3.50 for one months rent

Fri 3, To 2 loaves 12 Roman meal 25 37

Sat 4, Bright weather milk 42. Jimmie milk 42 42 " 2 loaves 12

Sun 5, Foreign missions 2.00 general fund 25 2.25

Mon 6, Jimmie got home at 7 am Ann 60 60 " 6 bars of sunny monday soap 25 25 Jimme got for me in Toronto a {illegible} Cedar mop 1,25 and a bottle of {illegible} Cedar oil 50, stormy 50

Tues 7, an oyster supper at M Whenneys' for Red Cross Jimmie went

Wed 8, Ash Wednesday Dull heavy weather To 2 loaves 12. Got a letter from Randolph dated 5th Feb

Thurs 9, May called. gave her $3.00 missionary money 10 for presbeterial fund 25 for m, tidings 2 loaves 12 sugar 50

Frid 10, Stormy The snow plough went through the village streets. Mrs {name} had a party tonight

Sat 11, milk 42 {illegible} 42. biscuit 25 bread 24 91 molasses 35 2 lbs codfish 20 55

Sun 12, Sent 25 for G Fund Rev Sutherland of Lancaster got word that his son died of wounds he received at the front

Mon 13, To 1 gall coal oil 18 Jimmie left for Cornwall just after the court Jean sent down 1 doz pint cans of orange marmalade

Tues 14, Lovely day soda 10 {? starter} 15 25

Wed 15, 2 loaves 12 1/4 lb giner 13. 1 bag wheat for 25

Thurs 16, hens feed at {illegible}. $2.15 2,15

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