Jona was up to day to look at Wilkins & McMullen came over & picked out three ewes one of which was an old one which I sold him for $25.00 I went down to the Tuxis boy's meeting to-night although I didn't feel much like it. Marj. went down with me for the sake of the walk and waited for me at Aunty's. I went up for a little while to hear Hon. Hugh Guthrie speak in the interests of John Sutton who is running on the Government ticket against Alex Wallace who is U.F.O. candidate.

Sunday November 27th

I have felt rather tough all day and was glad I didn't have to work. Marj. & I went down to Sunday school and church. They made changes in the classes in Sunday school this being Advent Sunday & about half the school is dissatisfied over it. I got four of Mrs. Smith's oldest boys who didn't want to come nor were wanted very badly and it was the same with some of the other classes. Enah went down to church but Dad. stayed home with Tim who doesn't seem so well to-day. Marj. and I stayed at Aunty's for dinner and most of the after noon. Quint was there for dinner but left right afterwards. Enah went down to church to-night & Jack Walker brought her home in spite of the bad roads. Cloudy & raw.

Monday November 28th

I still didn't feel up to the mark to-day but managed to slop around and do chores all day but nothing else. Dad. ploughed and got in a fair day. Marj. went down town this after noon and stayed at Aunty's for tea and to-night went to Girls Branch but I didn't go down to band practice as I thought I would feel better if I stayed home, so Marj. stayed at Aunty's all night. Rotten day, raw east wind & cloudy.

Tuesday November 29th

We were late getting around this morning & were delayed before breakfast first by {Proper?} coming to borrow the waggon and then by Fred Krell coming to see if he could buy some mangels for his chickens Fred talked a blue streak on chickens for a quarter of an hour at least. Dad. just about finished the field to-night. He has about two furrows yet on the headlands but has to put shorter doubletrees on the plough to get up to the fences. I went down to Art Ryerse's this morning and got a piece of meat from a beef they killed the other day. I did chores all after noon. Milder to-day but cloudy.