{Tuesday} November 10th

{words obscured} over home this morning and Dad. & I went {words obscured} in the waggon and I got a cider barrel at Dell's {words obscured} got Dad's cider at Charlie Quanbury's. Frank took {words obscured} over yesterday. This after noon we went down to the {words obscured} and got a load of blocks and took them down {words obscured} We saw Mrs Lawrie on the street this morning. {words obscured} just come up for the day to visit old friends {words obscured} at Auntys for dinner and went back at 4 3. {words obscured} I walked home and got here about six and had {words obscured} home after tea. Much milder and very nice day.

{Wednes}day November 11th

{words obscured} to town to-day. Aunty wanted us to get doen to in {words obscured} the Armistice Day servic ein the church but {words obscured} it but got down about half past eleven. Marj. √ in the after noon and called in on Cousin Bessie who {words obscured} a knitted sweater. I went up to Doc. Lemmon's {words obscured} another temporary filling in my tooth which made {words obscured} cpmfortable for the rest of the day. I then went up {words obscured} about an hour in the Library, the first time {words obscured} since they reopened it. Joe. Waldick dropped {words obscured} the fush shanties yesterday. Beautiful day, cool wind