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William Beatty Diary, 1889-1892

William Beatty 1889-1892 Diary 12.pdf

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Ren to Chambers Breach& this Evening
 
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2, Hois charing about the place
 
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3 we cleaned up tem pages of wheat for the mill fine day
 
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4 i want to Suchendurst with the guest he bought bags as of paid for the cours Bay and brought
 
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Ale ad of wood hele it stunned what ten aclock and all the rest of the day Snow 6 AT went to Bruces to help him to thrash 7 Do Do they Finished to day Rind Mr chambers Preached this morning Than not done any writing this week
 
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15 .. Run m. Charalays Preached this evening
 
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16 At killed the pigs today Bocce and Wallace helped him fine day
 
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17 to ciet up the the pig he took the other homme some maire most of the day
 
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18 Art is cuting up all wood in the words heves vain so that the snow nearly gone
 
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19 show all gone worms stit is cuting old want
 
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20 AT is drawing drawing al Jashes from the Station and the fire place and Spreading them gus
 
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21 AV x Philois drawnigod ward from the woods to the house fine day
 
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22 Mr Mc Phail a Student preached this morning there was hail xica the ground was conviction the
 
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23. He dres more di word from the word,
 
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24 to taught a cool Store from Hoelang for his han
 
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25 AQuant au that press to Reuth he isgoing to Eller
 
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26 Phil, is enting ward for taking careofthe. cgithy 2% 20 Les with phil.
 
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23 fine day we are doing choices
 
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21 we had no Series to dos
 
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30, 40 got have man Ellers at night where is upp. he is not expelled to last song
 
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31 prispeting the homes shoot themis and liga, with the two classes seine with - Express from
 
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  <td>Revd Mr Chambers preached this Evening</td>
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  <td>Ad is choring about the place</td>
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  <td>we cleaned up ten Bags of wheat for the mill fine day</td>
 
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  <td>Ad went to Lydenhurst with the grist he bought  bags of feed for the cows</td>
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  <td>Ad went to Sand Bay and brought A load of wood here it stormed about ten oclock and all the rest of the day snow</td>
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  <td>Ad went to Bruces to help him to thrash</td>
 
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   <td>Do  Do  they Finished to day</td>
 
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   <td>I have not done any writing this week</td>
 
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   <td>Ad killed the pigs today Bruce and Wallace helped him fine day</td>
 
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   <td>Ad cut up the pig he took the other home some rain most of the day</td>
 
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   <td>Ad is cuting up old wood in the woods here rain so that the snow nearly gone</td>
 
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  <td>snow all gone warm Ad is cuting old wood</td>
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  <td>Ad is drawing drawing old ashes from the station and the fire place and spreading them in the orchard</td>
 
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   <td>Ad & Philo drawing old wood from the woods to the house fine day</td>
 
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   <td>Mr McPhail a student preached this morning there was hail & ice the ground was covered in the Ice</td>
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   <td>Ad drew more old wood from the woods</td>
 
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   <td>Ad bought a coal stove from Moxley for his house</td>
 
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   <td>Ad went on the Xpress to Perth he is going to Ellen</td>
 
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   <td>Philo is cuting wood I am taking care of the cattle</td>
 
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   <td>Do    Do    Do    Do  with Philo</td>
 
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   <td>fine day warm doing chores</td>
 
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  <td>we had no service to day</td>
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  <td>Ad got home from Ellens at night John is very poor he is not expected to last long</td>
 
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   <td>Ad is geting the horses shod there is no snow Wat and Lizie with the two Misses came on the Express from Delta fine day</td>
 
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December

1 Revd Mr Chambers preached this Evening
2 Ad is choring about the place
3 we cleaned up ten Bags of wheat for the mill fine day
4 Ad went to Lydenhurst with the grist he bought bags of feed for the cows
5 Ad went to Sand Bay and brought A load of wood here it stormed about ten oclock and all the rest of the day snow
6 Ad went to Bruces to help him to thrash
7 Do Do they Finished to day
8 Revd Mr Chambers preached this morning
I have not done any writing this week
15 Revd Mr Chambers Preached this evening
16 Ad killed the pigs today Bruce and Wallace helped him fine day
17 Ad cut up the pig he took the other home some rain most of the day
18 Ad is cuting up old wood in the woods here rain so that the snow nearly gone
19 snow all gone warm Ad is cuting old wood
20 Ad is drawing drawing old ashes from the station and the fire place and spreading them in the orchard
21 Ad & Philo drawing old wood from the woods to the house fine day
22 Mr McPhail a student preached this morning there was hail & ice the ground was covered in the Ice
23 Ad drew more old wood from the woods
24 Ad bought a coal stove from Moxley for his house
25 Ad went on the Xpress to Perth he is going to Ellen
26 Philo is cuting wood I am taking care of the cattle
27 Do Do Do Do with Philo
28 fine day warm doing chores
29 we had no service to day
30 Ad got home from Ellens at night John is very poor he is not expected to last long
31 Ad is geting the horses shod there is no snow Wat and Lizie with the two Misses came on the Express from Delta fine day
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