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Theobald "Toby" Barrett Diary, 1926-1927
Theobald (Toby) Barrett Diary, 1926-1927-8.pdf
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Thursday February 4th | Thursday February 4th | ||
| − | We all went to town to-day and were at Aunty's for dinner. The snow last night | + | We all went to town to-day and were at Aunty's for dinner. The snow last night patched up the sleighing so we went comfortably in the cutter. This after noon I went up and had my hair cut and then sat in the library till 3.30 when I went up to the dentist's. He poked around at the tooth that had the big cavity in it till he began to hurt me so then decided he would have to kill the nerve and whatever he did made it a little sore to-night. Marj. sold her eggs and did her trading and spent the most of the after noon up at Bessie Patterson's. |
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| + | I took some eggs over to the house for Amy and Mrs Turner talked to me for an=bout 15 minutes, standing in he ropen doorway sdo I supose she will have a fine cold. We stoppe din at the farm on our eay home adn I told rank I would do over to-morrow to get a load of coal and thenhaul ice. Dick intends going to Montreal tomorrow to report as hos two onthis is up. I tink he intends to appluy for more leave until things are settled up oij England. Cold but fine & sunny this after noon One of the baby's upper teeth came though to-day. | ||
Friday February 5th | Friday February 5th | ||
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Thursday February 4th
We all went to town to-day and were at Aunty's for dinner. The snow last night patched up the sleighing so we went comfortably in the cutter. This after noon I went up and had my hair cut and then sat in the library till 3.30 when I went up to the dentist's. He poked around at the tooth that had the big cavity in it till he began to hurt me so then decided he would have to kill the nerve and whatever he did made it a little sore to-night. Marj. sold her eggs and did her trading and spent the most of the after noon up at Bessie Patterson's.
I took some eggs over to the house for Amy and Mrs Turner talked to me for an=bout 15 minutes, standing in he ropen doorway sdo I supose she will have a fine cold. We stoppe din at the farm on our eay home adn I told rank I would do over to-morrow to get a load of coal and thenhaul ice. Dick intends going to Montreal tomorrow to report as hos two onthis is up. I tink he intends to appluy for more leave until things are settled up oij England. Cold but fine & sunny this after noon One of the baby's upper teeth came though to-day.
Friday February 5th
