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Theobald "Toby" Barrett Diary, 1925
Theobald Toby Barrett 1925 Diary 90.pdf
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so by dint of much fussing & stewing and rushing and tearing around, we had the chores all done, breakfast over, dishes washed, kids washed, dressed, scolded and kept tolerably clean & tidy by eleven-thirty when Vernon arrived with the car to take us down to church. She was rather disappointed I think that we were ready as she thought she would be in time to help. We were in plenty of time and had to drive around town a lot to wait till church was out, and listen at the window to find out whether Mr. Cornish was through preaching or not. | so by dint of much fussing & stewing and rushing and tearing around, we had the chores all done, breakfast over, dishes washed, kids washed, dressed, scolded and kept tolerably clean & tidy by eleven-thirty when Vernon arrived with the car to take us down to church. She was rather disappointed I think that we were ready as she thought she would be in time to help. We were in plenty of time and had to drive around town a lot to wait till church was out, and listen at the window to find out whether Mr. Cornish was through preaching or not. | ||
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| + | When we finally did go in most of the congregation departed and the christenimng ceremony went off very smoothly. Dorothy mary didn't emit a whimper during the whole performance although Mr. Cornish fairly soused the watere in he rhead, and she sat up on Vernons arm during the remainder of the servic eand gazed around thenchurch looking very interested un what she saw. Harry B. & Gay were as quiet as mice. | ||
Revision as of Aug 13, 2026, 3:14:34 PM
so by dint of much fussing & stewing and rushing and tearing around, we had the chores all done, breakfast over, dishes washed, kids washed, dressed, scolded and kept tolerably clean & tidy by eleven-thirty when Vernon arrived with the car to take us down to church. She was rather disappointed I think that we were ready as she thought she would be in time to help. We were in plenty of time and had to drive around town a lot to wait till church was out, and listen at the window to find out whether Mr. Cornish was through preaching or not.
When we finally did go in most of the congregation departed and the christenimng ceremony went off very smoothly. Dorothy mary didn't emit a whimper during the whole performance although Mr. Cornish fairly soused the watere in he rhead, and she sat up on Vernons arm during the remainder of the servic eand gazed around thenchurch looking very interested un what she saw. Harry B. & Gay were as quiet as mice.
