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Theobald "Toby" Barrett Diary, 1925

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baking this hot weather. 6th - Dad. & Frank piled up all the shingles at the Sunday school and I planted my pumpkin seed also some squash, cucumber water melon & musk melon and some more corn. 7th Sunday. We went down town and Marj. took Effie Davison a wedding present as She was marrying Jim Davidson the next Wednesday and they are both ex-pupils and favorites of Marj's. We called on the Pickford's on our way home. Monday 8th we cleaned up the shingles at the Sunday school, brought one load out here and the rest to the farm. (9th) Frank came out and we snaked the logs that were strewed around the gully into one place where they would be handy to load and got the four in Dave's place in a handy location and took two of them over home on the old waggon, got the other waggon there and went over to Charlie Butler's and got the log that had floated down into his gully and took the three of them to the mill. 10th I went over and asked Harvey Shand if I could borrow his low truck and logging bunks and got his permission to get my one log that drifted into his woods in the after noon we all went to town and Marj. went to a party at Bessie Patterson's in honor of Amy Turner who was married this last week to Parker.
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baking this hot weather. 6th - Dad. & Frank piled up all the shingles at the Sunday school and I planted my pumpkin seed also some squash, cucumber water melon & musk melon and some more corn. 7th Sunday. We went down town and Marj. took Effie Davison a wedding present as She was marrying Jim Davidson the next Wednesday and they are both ex-pupils and favorites of Marj's. We called on the Pickford's on our way home. Monday 8th we cleaned up the shingles at the Sunday school, brought one load out here and the rest to the farm. (9th) Frank came out and we snaked the logs that were strewed around the gully into one place where they would be handy to load and got the four in Dave's place in a handy location and took two of them over home on the old waggon, got the other waggon there and went over to Charlie Butler's and got the log that had floated down into his gully and took the three of them to the mill. 10th I went over and asked Harvey Shand if I could borrow his low truck and logging bunks and got his permission to get my one log that drifted into his woods in the after noon we all went to town and Marj. went to a party at Bessie Patterson's in honor of Amy Turner who was married this last week to Parker. 11th I went up to Shands and got the waggon and Dad came over before I got back with it. He helped me load the biggest log and a couple of smaller ones and we took them as far as the farm before dinner. We had dinner alone as Frank & Enah were both in Simcoe. In the after noon we loaded the log in Shand's woods and two smaller ones and I took them down alone. It was late when I got home and Mrs. Dove who had been here all day was starting to walk home although she looked like a ghost and I don't believe she ever could have made it so I told her to wait and I drove her home as soon as I could get the harness changed on Queen.
 
 
11th I wernt up to Shands and got the waggon and Dad came over before I got back with it. he helped me load the biggest log and a couple of smallewr ones and we took them as far as the farm befoe edinner. We had dinner slone as Frank & Enah were both in Simcoe In the after joon we loaded the logs in Shand's woods and two smallewr ones and I took them down alone. It wa slate when i got home and Mrs. Doove who ha dbeen here all day was starting to walk home although sh elooke dlike a ghost and I don'tbelieve she ever could have made it so i told her to wait and I drove her home as soon as I could get the harness changed on Queen.
 
  
 
July 16th Thursday.
 
July 16th Thursday.

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baking this hot weather. 6th - Dad. & Frank piled up all the shingles at the Sunday school and I planted my pumpkin seed also some squash, cucumber water melon & musk melon and some more corn. 7th Sunday. We went down town and Marj. took Effie Davison a wedding present as She was marrying Jim Davidson the next Wednesday and they are both ex-pupils and favorites of Marj's. We called on the Pickford's on our way home. Monday 8th we cleaned up the shingles at the Sunday school, brought one load out here and the rest to the farm. (9th) Frank came out and we snaked the logs that were strewed around the gully into one place where they would be handy to load and got the four in Dave's place in a handy location and took two of them over home on the old waggon, got the other waggon there and went over to Charlie Butler's and got the log that had floated down into his gully and took the three of them to the mill. 10th I went over and asked Harvey Shand if I could borrow his low truck and logging bunks and got his permission to get my one log that drifted into his woods in the after noon we all went to town and Marj. went to a party at Bessie Patterson's in honor of Amy Turner who was married this last week to Parker. 11th I went up to Shands and got the waggon and Dad came over before I got back with it. He helped me load the biggest log and a couple of smaller ones and we took them as far as the farm before dinner. We had dinner alone as Frank & Enah were both in Simcoe. In the after noon we loaded the log in Shand's woods and two smaller ones and I took them down alone. It was late when I got home and Mrs. Dove who had been here all day was starting to walk home although she looked like a ghost and I don't believe she ever could have made it so I told her to wait and I drove her home as soon as I could get the harness changed on Queen.

July 16th Thursday.

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