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Theobald "Toby" Barrett Diary, 1921

Theobald Toby Barrett 1921 Diary 73.pdf

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Marj. and I went to sunday school and church and Dad and Enah drove down to church. Aunty and Aunty Alice came over here for dinner but I drove them home before tea. Uncle Ward and Harry Moon were in for awhile this after noon. We did the chores up early and Marj and I went down to church to-night with the Barwell's when they came after Enah. John Dunn read the first lesson to-night and Bill Barwell the second and they did very well. Marj and I did the collection to night, but didnt enter it. It has been lovely weather this last week very mild & no frost to hurt yet
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Monday October 31st
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It rained a little during the night so Dad had to take Tid to school I did chores while he was gone and when he came back we put off the load of clover seed and took the rack off the waggon and put the box on, then before dinner we cleared out the cellar ready to put the mangles in. This after noon we hauled mangles and got in two loads, two rows to a load, but didnt put the last load off. Marj. went down town this afternoon

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Saturday October 29th

I took Aunty back home first thing this morning after breakfast as Aunty Alice came home on the 11 o'clock car and Aunty wanted to have the house warmed up when she got home. When I got home Dad. and I put off the load of clover seed that was on the barn floor and went out and got a small load of corn stalks. We gathered up all the loose ones and a couple of shocks that were down. We put them off before dinner. This after noon Dad went out and bunched up what was left of the clover seed. I helped him as soon as I got the chores done. We went out about four o'clock to load it. We cleared the field but it took a lot of running around and we didn't get in till nearly six. Marj. & Enah went down town this after noon and Marj. intended going to Miss McQueens sale but there was such a crowd she didn't go. I went down to a Tuxis meeting to-night and we initiated Andrew Lowe. I then went up to Harry Dyer's and got my hair cut. They say the mill (Penman's) is going to close for an indefinite time for lack of orders, so the shadow of events that destroys the world intrude even here. Business all over is in a chaotic state and it looks as though the world was in for hard times this winter.

Sunday October 30th

Marj. and I went to sunday school and church and Dad and Enah drove down to church. Aunty and Aunty Alice came over here for dinner but I drove them home before tea. Uncle Ward and Harry Moon were in for awhile this after noon. We did the chores up early and Marj and I went down to church to-night with the Barwell's when they came after Enah. John Dunn read the first lesson to-night and Bill Barwell the second and they did very well. Marj and I did the collection to night, but didnt enter it. It has been lovely weather this last week very mild & no frost to hurt yet

Monday October 31st

It rained a little during the night so Dad had to take Tid to school I did chores while he was gone and when he came back we put off the load of clover seed and took the rack off the waggon and put the box on, then before dinner we cleared out the cellar ready to put the mangles in. This after noon we hauled mangles and got in two loads, two rows to a load, but didnt put the last load off. Marj. went down town this afternoon

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