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Theobald "Toby" Barrett Diary, 1925
Theobald Toby Barrett 1925 Diary 127.pdf
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| − | would if I got home in time. I went over home as soon as I could which wasn't very early and on my way I took Harry B & Gay over to the Lampkins and Marj. went over later with the baby and stayed all after noon. Dad. & I went down to the box factory and got on a waggon load of ends and edgings. There is an enormous pile there that the boss told Dad. he could have for $10.00 and it looks to be worth the money. We had dinner over there Enah was down at her mother's who is in bad shape. We got out here with our load about three o'clock and after we put it off I harnessed Queen and went over to Dave's. We got a fair load of hay on but didn't quite clean the field so I | + | would if I got home in time. I went over home as soon as I could which wasn't very early and on my way I took Harry B & Gay over to the Lampkins and Marj. went over later with the baby and stayed all after noon. Dad. & I went down to the box factory and got on a waggon load of ends and edgings. There is an enormous pile there that the boss told Dad. he could have for $10.00 and it looks to be worth the money. We had dinner over there Enah was down at her mother's who is in bad shape. We got out here with our load about three o'clock and after we put it off I harnessed Queen and went over to Dave's. We got a fair load of hay on but didn't quite clean the field so I left Queen there all night and told him I would be back in the morning. I then helped Marj. bring the children home by putting Gay in the buggy with the baby. They took some pushing up the hill. Fine day and much milder but east wind. |
Saturday October 24th | Saturday October 24th | ||
Revision as of Aug 30, 2026, 12:01:20 PM
would if I got home in time. I went over home as soon as I could which wasn't very early and on my way I took Harry B & Gay over to the Lampkins and Marj. went over later with the baby and stayed all after noon. Dad. & I went down to the box factory and got on a waggon load of ends and edgings. There is an enormous pile there that the boss told Dad. he could have for $10.00 and it looks to be worth the money. We had dinner over there Enah was down at her mother's who is in bad shape. We got out here with our load about three o'clock and after we put it off I harnessed Queen and went over to Dave's. We got a fair load of hay on but didn't quite clean the field so I left Queen there all night and told him I would be back in the morning. I then helped Marj. bring the children home by putting Gay in the buggy with the baby. They took some pushing up the hill. Fine day and much milder but east wind.
Saturday October 24th
