Croton February 1901

Mon. Feb 18: Cloudy and moderate was down to {games?}. Clark's getting a buck saw sharpened. not doing much the rest of the day.

Tue. Feb 19: Snow showers most of the day.

Wed. Feb 20: Snow showers and drifts all day.

Thu. Feb 21: Clear and cool. Was sawing wood and husking corn.

Fri. Feb 22: Part of the day clear {small sized scribble} part snow shower and cold. Mrs Boyington went to Thamesville this after noon and brought home a canary bird.

Sat. Feb 23: clear and cold. was huskin corn and sawing wood.

Sun. 24: blustring colday

Mon. Feb 25: clear in the morning most of the day snowing. husk'd some corn in the shop.

Wed Tue. Feb 26: Part of the day clear some snow.

Wed. Feb 27: fore part of the day clear and cold latter part cloudy. most of Croton people gone to {bhathand?} to hear James Clark's robery trial.

Croton March 1901

Thu. Feb 28: clear a pleasant winter day. I was down to the old place clearning up oats. Dick drew me up some corn.

Fri. Mar 1: Cloudy and soft not doing much to day. Richard Bolton and Richard Jeffer was here.

Sat. Mar 2: clear and pleasant husk'd some corn

Sun. Mar 3: Cloudy high soft wind the snow was appearing very fast.

Mon. Mar 4: cloudy and soft. there was high wind last night. I husk'd corn and saw'd wood part of the day. Crows beginning to come.

Tue. Mar 5: Cloudy snow squalls and high wind and cold.

Wed. Mar 6: another such a day as yesterday.

Thu. Mar 7: clear amoderated. I husk'd corn and sawd wood

Fri. Mar 8: Cloudy and soft snow this after noon. I was helping Walter clean up a grist of Wheat

Sat. Mar 9: Cloudy and soft. {illegible} getting sloppy snow getting away very fast nothing much to day.