the orchard. After dinner Bill started to fix a solid place in the wood shed to put the Cream separator on, and Daddy and I put the wardrobe to-gether in Dicks room. I lay down on Dick's bed and finding it very comfortable fell asleep. I was soon aroused from my slumbers by Ehnah who informed me Daddy was was trying to catch Davie in the orchard as he was in Bill's road wo had old Harry hooked on to the stone-boat hauling brush up to the other end of the orchrad. We got Davie stowed away in one of the boxstalls and then prepared for another journey to town. Lawrie was here after the hay he bought from William's. We bgot back here with another load and Dick about six o'clock. While unloading, I noticed one of the young pigeons had got down with the