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Theobald "Toby" Barrett Diary, 1913
Toby Barrett 1913 Diary 96.pdf
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| − | the low holes which Dad didn't rake. we didn't get finished to-night. This afternoon every body but | + | the low holes which Dad. didn't rake. we didn't get finished to-night. This afternoon every body but Dad and I went to the Sunday school picnic. Enah got home about eight, and Frank & the girls about half past nine. Win who got home from Waterford to-day came over with them. Dad. & I quit at five o'clock so as Dad could go to the mill for a bag of flour. just as we were coming up we noticed two men departing in an automobile we supposed it was Walt McCall, whoever it was left two cigars behind on the gate post. |
| − | Frank | + | Frank McBeed was over this morning to pick black currants but there were none ripe. Isaac Johnston drove a couple over at noon who had a little spaniel with a split toe nail which they had brought over to Dad for advice as to treatment. Dick I guess is working to-night. Cool and windy. |
Wednesday July 23rd | Wednesday July 23rd | ||
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| + | Dad. & I went out this morning and finished working up the timothy; we then came in and threew off the load of colver and weeds that was on the rack by hand as we put it overat the barn for the sheep and didn't want to change our car for one load. We went out and gotr one load before dinner. After dinner we unloaded | ||
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the low holes which Dad. didn't rake. we didn't get finished to-night. This afternoon every body but Dad and I went to the Sunday school picnic. Enah got home about eight, and Frank & the girls about half past nine. Win who got home from Waterford to-day came over with them. Dad. & I quit at five o'clock so as Dad could go to the mill for a bag of flour. just as we were coming up we noticed two men departing in an automobile we supposed it was Walt McCall, whoever it was left two cigars behind on the gate post.
Frank McBeed was over this morning to pick black currants but there were none ripe. Isaac Johnston drove a couple over at noon who had a little spaniel with a split toe nail which they had brought over to Dad for advice as to treatment. Dick I guess is working to-night. Cool and windy.
Wednesday July 23rd
Dad. & I went out this morning and finished working up the timothy; we then came in and threew off the load of colver and weeds that was on the rack by hand as we put it overat the barn for the sheep and didn't want to change our car for one load. We went out and gotr one load before dinner. After dinner we unloaded
