I didn't think I would be down to-day but I wanted to know if Marj. was feeling better. I met Dad. & Frank at the factory with a load of pea silage which they were going to bring out to me but they said as I was not home they would take it home and bring me a load to-morrow. Marj. was feeling better. I called in to see Harry B. on my way home and he for the first time showed signs of wanting me to take him with me. Beautiful day again but quite a cold breeze.

Thursday March 26th

Ina took the carowt up out of the front room this morning and I beat it for her. I didn't get a very early start as I had to go over to the school house twice forst to sweep and to dust. I didn't get over lasy night and it weas evry dirty. Dad. and Frank came out quite arly with a loadf of fpeas silage and when we unloaded it they hooked to the road scrapwer. We had to pound out the hammew rstraops before w ecould get the draw bolt through the double trees and as it was hard to use a smallwe asized draw bolt. I wernt with them as far as Evan's and then came home to dinner. They intended to go to the town limits