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Theobald "Toby" Barrett Diary, 1926-1927
Theobald (Toby) Barrett Diary, 1926-1927-52.pdf
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| + | I drove over home this morning and Dad and i went down to Lake Shore to Snider's andgot a small load of hay, nic ebright timothy, I brought it out here but wewe arranged ro go for a nothe rload to-morow for Dad. Dad. went home from the corner to do some chores and I came on out with the load had some dinner an dput the horses in & Dad walked across and helped me put it off. He took the team back so I didn't go. Ina was here all day and she had to walk home. Three more chickens died to-day and several look sick we put a few more under the old hen. I went out after tea to-night and shook the stove fore down and sat down out there to watch it for awhile and the first thing I know marj was punding on the wall calling me She said she had been lookjng for me andan hour and couldn't make me hear, reason being that I ha dbeen sound asleep. She had gone down cellar for soermthing and thought the odour she has ben complaining about was worse and upon looking in to the cistern discovered a "demmed, damp, disagreeable body" and thought it ewas a rat, but when I got | ||
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Tuesday May 4th
I drove over home this morning and Dad and i went down to Lake Shore to Snider's andgot a small load of hay, nic ebright timothy, I brought it out here but wewe arranged ro go for a nothe rload to-morow for Dad. Dad. went home from the corner to do some chores and I came on out with the load had some dinner an dput the horses in & Dad walked across and helped me put it off. He took the team back so I didn't go. Ina was here all day and she had to walk home. Three more chickens died to-day and several look sick we put a few more under the old hen. I went out after tea to-night and shook the stove fore down and sat down out there to watch it for awhile and the first thing I know marj was punding on the wall calling me She said she had been lookjng for me andan hour and couldn't make me hear, reason being that I ha dbeen sound asleep. She had gone down cellar for soermthing and thought the odour she has ben complaining about was worse and upon looking in to the cistern discovered a "demmed, damp, disagreeable body" and thought it ewas a rat, but when I got
