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Theobald "Toby" Barrett Diary, 1916

Theobald Toby Barrett 1916 Diary 164.pdf

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Frank  & I went to Sunday school & church. Enah drove down to church. Dick's cold too bad to come over. Dad. went down to see him. I went down town to-night saw Marj. for a little while Essie was at church and then went up to Huby's. Thawed all day snow nearly gone
 
Frank  & I went to Sunday school & church. Enah drove down to church. Dick's cold too bad to come over. Dad. went down to see him. I went down town to-night saw Marj. for a little while Essie was at church and then went up to Huby's. Thawed all day snow nearly gone
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Monday November 20th
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Dad. plowed all day. Frank was down at Aunty's most of the day doing odd jobs. I did chores this morning and this after noon painted the name on one side of the mail box. Enah drove down town this after noon. The yearling hens have started laying. Aunty Alice came home to-night. Much milder
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Tuesday November 21st
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Dad. and the baby were down at Aunty's all morning banking up the house I finished painting the mail box. Dad. plowed this after noon & Frank & I fixed the barnyard fence. Frank Enah & I went down to hear Mr. Fielding's lecture on Malay in the Sunday school to-night. Mild but freezing hard to-night.
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Wednesday November 22nd
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Frank and I went down to the factory this morning for the butter milk. This after noon he and Dad. moved some of the hay stack into the barn, and I cleaned up around the wood shed. Jack Martin came over and picked out six cockrels. Enah went down town to tea & choir practice and I went down after her. Much milder to-day.

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Friday November 17th

We killed the squealing pig this morning. Just did chores this after noon. Bill Donald was in to ask Dad. & Enah to perform at the opening concert of the new Shand's School-house. I went down town to-night to attend the meeting of the club that Clark told me but found that they couldn't get gas so called it off. I called on Cousin Clare, Marj. Mrs. Moon (Harry was in bed) and Aunty. I got my horn. Nice day but cold to-night.

Saturday November 18th

Frank and I went down with the sleighs and got the rest of the locust tree at Aunty's. This after noon Frank went down and did some odd jobs for Aunty and went down again to-night. I washed the name of the mail box and painted it (the box) fresh with aluminum enamel. Alex Jennison was after a ram. Softer to-day.

Sunday November 19th

Frank & I went to Sunday school & church. Enah drove down to church. Dick's cold too bad to come over. Dad. went down to see him. I went down town to-night saw Marj. for a little while Essie was at church and then went up to Huby's. Thawed all day snow nearly gone

Monday November 20th

Dad. plowed all day. Frank was down at Aunty's most of the day doing odd jobs. I did chores this morning and this after noon painted the name on one side of the mail box. Enah drove down town this after noon. The yearling hens have started laying. Aunty Alice came home to-night. Much milder

Tuesday November 21st

Dad. and the baby were down at Aunty's all morning banking up the house I finished painting the mail box. Dad. plowed this after noon & Frank & I fixed the barnyard fence. Frank Enah & I went down to hear Mr. Fielding's lecture on Malay in the Sunday school to-night. Mild but freezing hard to-night.

Wednesday November 22nd

Frank and I went down to the factory this morning for the butter milk. This after noon he and Dad. moved some of the hay stack into the barn, and I cleaned up around the wood shed. Jack Martin came over and picked out six cockrels. Enah went down town to tea & choir practice and I went down after her. Much milder to-day.

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