{Tuesd}ay October 27th

{Trum?} Walker came in this morning to ask me if I {word obscured} {thrash?} for him to-day if he needed me. I told {word obscured} so young John came in to tell me to go over {word obscured} and Trum told me he had told George {word obscured} to tell me not to come so I came home again {word obscured} apples the rest of the day and got all my {word obscured}{p}icked about 12 bushels tree-run and some {word obscured} and some nice looking apples that {I don't?} {k}now the name of. Fine day but cool wind.

{Wednes}day October 28th

{It beg?}an to snow about day break this morning and and {word obscured} up til afternoon. It then lartly cleared up but {word obscured} cold and is freezinf hard to-nigjt. The landscape {word obscured} a wintry aspect with all the beauty of fresh snow {word obscured} trees with th4e added colouring of red green {word obscured} brown oak & beech leaves and a few yellow maples {word obscured} have not dropped yet; which with the after noon sun {word obscured} on and through it gave a picturesque effect that {word obscured}description. I soent the whole day cleaning and {word obscured} the storm wimdows. I took them down cella rto do {word obscured} McDomald was in to0ngijht to see if the rtoadcheques