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Theobald "Toby" Barrett Diary, 1919
Theobald Toby Barrett 1919 Diary 11.pdf
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| + | Dad. went over to Flemming's this morning to thrash while Frank and I took our sheep down to Niel's. He made the two old ewe's weigh 30 lbs more than we did so we didn't lose anything b=y not letting mcEwen have them after all. The lambs lost 10 lbs according to Niel dgoing down from but the fihe head brought us $67.00. We brought home a load of coal with us as one had just come in. It was chestni=ut and oea coal mixed so was not nearly as good as the last stove coal. we got. Dad. stayed own to Flemming's to dinner and Frank went down to xchange plav=ces with him after dinner. There was a letter in the mail addrssed to Mr. Barratt and Rush on it. We expected dad. home any minute sop put it away for him. He was about half an hour getting homer and when he opened it dfound it | ||
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Essie went to Hamilton yesterday to see Robert Mantell in "The Merchant of Venice" and Marj. said it was great. I stayed down at Aunty's to tea and went to church with Aunty Alice. Spent the evening with Marj. Very mild. Feels like April instead of January.
Monday January 20th
Dad. went over to Flemming's this morning to thrash while Frank and I took our sheep down to Niel's. He made the two old ewe's weigh 30 lbs more than we did so we didn't lose anything b=y not letting mcEwen have them after all. The lambs lost 10 lbs according to Niel dgoing down from but the fihe head brought us $67.00. We brought home a load of coal with us as one had just come in. It was chestni=ut and oea coal mixed so was not nearly as good as the last stove coal. we got. Dad. stayed own to Flemming's to dinner and Frank went down to xchange plav=ces with him after dinner. There was a letter in the mail addrssed to Mr. Barratt and Rush on it. We expected dad. home any minute sop put it away for him. He was about half an hour getting homer and when he opened it dfound it
