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Francis Rose Diary, 1873-1874
Francis Rose Diary, 1873-1874-41.pdf
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30 Pa went to the Falls today he ought a side of cowhide and some sole leather. Beautiful day. Went to singing school in the evening. Had a pretty good time The thermometer stood at 42 | 30 Pa went to the Falls today he ought a side of cowhide and some sole leather. Beautiful day. Went to singing school in the evening. Had a pretty good time The thermometer stood at 42 | ||
June 31st 1894 | |||
Sat. Finished drawing home what wood we had cut. There is about 21 cords. Pleasant day but cold in the A.M. moderated in the P.M. | |||
February 1st 1894 | |||
1 Rev Mr Slater preached The day was pleasant but very cold. | |||
2 Very cold day. The thermometer stood 42 degrees below zero. Took Roxa up to the Station to to to Brockville. Fine all day | |||
3 Had Henry Rathwell chopping today I guess we chopped cord Stormed a little nearly all day Getting warmer | |||
DeMelville Putman was buried today. F Rose | |||
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Jan 27th 1894
Tuesday Stormy day cleared up 162 bush of wheat in the A.M. I was sick so that I didn't do anything
28 Drew 4 loads of wood home Stormed nearly all day Mary and I went to the station in the vening. It is a most beautiful evening.
29 Drew 4 load today and it began storming so that I had to quit. Pa went out to the Corners to Election
30 Pa went to the Falls today he ought a side of cowhide and some sole leather. Beautiful day. Went to singing school in the evening. Had a pretty good time The thermometer stood at 42
June 31st 1894
Sat. Finished drawing home what wood we had cut. There is about 21 cords. Pleasant day but cold in the A.M. moderated in the P.M.
February 1st 1894
1 Rev Mr Slater preached The day was pleasant but very cold.
2 Very cold day. The thermometer stood 42 degrees below zero. Took Roxa up to the Station to to to Brockville. Fine all day
3 Had Henry Rathwell chopping today I guess we chopped cord Stormed a little nearly all day Getting warmer DeMelville Putman was buried today. F Rose
