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Theobald "Toby" Barrett Diary, 1919

Theobald Toby Barrett 1919 Diary 122.pdf

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Monday October 6th
 
Monday October 6th
  
Frank and I went home at half past five this morning and and made our departure so quietly that Aunty came down at six o'clock to call us. Sam and Alan Law were in while we were milking to see if we wanted to thrash our seed. They didn't weant to thrash up the Gravel on account of Simcoe Fair. Dad. told them to come on down so they came about noon. Frank and I haulke din two loads of
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Frank and I went home at half past five this morning and and made our departure so quietly that Aunty came down at six to call us. Sam and Alan Law were in while we were milking to see if we wanted to thrash our seed. They didn't want to thrash up the Gravel on account of Simcoe Fair. Dad. told them to come on down so they came about noon. Frank and I hauled in two loads of coal this morning and hunted up thrashing hands.

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Sunday October 5th

As it was raining a littlle this morning Dad. drove Tid and me down to Sunday school and Frank rode his wheel. Dad. and Enah came down to church I stayed at Aunty's to dinner ansd spenrt the after noon with Marj. We went up to Miss Martin's and went to see the Patterson's but they weren't home. Dad took Vernon for a drive this after noon and left word at Aunty's that I needn't come home for tea so I didn't and went to church with Aunty Alice to-night It was raining when I started fir home so I turned in at Aunty's. I found Frank there too in bed.

Monday October 6th

Frank and I went home at half past five this morning and and made our departure so quietly that Aunty came down at six to call us. Sam and Alan Law were in while we were milking to see if we wanted to thrash our seed. They didn't want to thrash up the Gravel on account of Simcoe Fair. Dad. told them to come on down so they came about noon. Frank and I hauled in two loads of coal this morning and hunted up thrashing hands.

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