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Francis Rose Diary, 1873-1874
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17 Had Henry Rathwell helping us in the forenoon. We drew 3 load of logs {Geo? Jon} Davis and wife were here in the afternoon. The bridge job was auctioned off this afternoon and {Geo? Jon} Shatford got it for $100. John Street drew two load of logs for us. <s> a tin pedlar stopped here</s> | 17 Had Henry Rathwell helping us in the forenoon. We drew 3 load of logs {Geo? Jon} Davis and wife were here in the afternoon. The bridge job was auctioned off this afternoon and {Geo? Jon} Shatford got it for $100. John Street drew two load of logs for us. <s> a tin pedlar stopped here</s> | ||
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February 17/74
17 Had Henry Rathwell helping us in the forenoon. We drew 3 load of logs {Geo? Jon} Davis and wife were here in the afternoon. The bridge job was auctioned off this afternoon and {Geo? Jon} Shatford got it for $100. John Street drew two load of logs for us. a tin pedlar stopped here
18 John Street drew 6 loads for us and I drew 2 and broke our sleigh so that I couldn't do anything with him. I went to the Corners for to get some timber to make a new knee for {illegible} but I couldn't get any Got some at Uncle Hugh's Had Henry Rathwell all day
19 A cold saw wind all day We were mending our sleigh They commenced working on the bridge today. Stormed some in the afternoon. John Coolidge was here last night and so was Clarinda. Uncle Hugh and Aunt Anne were down in the evening. A tin pedlar stayed with us last night and the horses made such a noise that he couldn't sleep I was up once to see after them
20 19 Fixing the old sleigh a rough day
20 I went to mill and Mary went up to Those Corbitts. I went to the station and got a {pound} from Mr {?Cameron} I got a letter from Helen.
