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Christina McLennan Diary, 1897-1905

Christina McLennan 1897-1905 Diary 111.pdf

November 1903
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  <td>13.</td>
  <td>Cleaned the sewing machine. made a tick for bed

To 6 loaves 30 cts.. 2 lbs biscuits 13. Mrs McCrimmon & Mrs Duguid called after tea. Jimie ploughing</td>
  <td>43</td>
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  <td>14</td>
  <td>Dull raw day. Jimie ploughed and drew a load of wood in forenoon, went in afternoon to a meeting of Conservative Committee. Raines a little in afternoon. Mr. McLaurin (Minister) was buried in Martintown today, remains came from the west

Paid Dixon 1.50 for road work. To 1 lb tea 35. 4 lbs bisquet 25. to roast 63. Put feathers in new tick. </td>
  <td>1.85

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  <td>15</td>
  <td>Fine day. Cold wind large congregation Birdie & man here to dinner</td>
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  <td>16</td>
  <td>Cold windy, morning. some snow. To matches The ground is too hard to plough, Killed a hen. Major thrashing</td>
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  <td>17</td>
  <td>Dull rain & sleet. Jimie was at Lancaster in forenoon. They were revising the voters list sent a letter to Alick. the tailor, one to Marion</td>
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  <td>18</td>
  <td>To 5 loaves 25 cts. Murdy left for Dunvegan</td>
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  <td>19</td>
  <td>Very fine day. Made some calls. Saw Mrs Shaw</td>
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  <td>20</td>
  <td>Cleaned diningroom took up the carpet, washed the hall. To help 50 cts. steak 30. Dr. F. to see Pa's toe 1.00</td>
  <td>80</td>
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November 1903

13.	Cleaned the sewing machine. made a tick for bed To 6 loaves 30 cts.. 2 lbs biscuits 13. Mrs McCrimmon & Mrs Duguid called after tea. Jimie ploughing	43
14	Dull raw day. Jimie ploughed and drew a load of wood in forenoon, went in afternoon to a meeting of Conservative Committee. Raines a little in afternoon. Mr. McLaurin (Minister) was buried in Martintown today, remains came from the west Paid Dixon 1.50 for road work. To 1 lb tea 35. 4 lbs bisquet 25. to roast 63. Put feathers in new tick.	1.85 -- 88
15	Fine day. Cold wind large congregation Birdie & man here to dinner
16	Cold windy, morning. some snow. To matches The ground is too hard to plough, Killed a hen. Major thrashing
17	Dull rain & sleet. Jimie was at Lancaster in forenoon. They were revising the voters list sent a letter to Alick. the tailor, one to Marion
18	To 5 loaves 25 cts. Murdy left for Dunvegan
19	Very fine day. Made some calls. Saw Mrs Shaw
20	Cleaned diningroom took up the carpet, washed the hall. To help 50 cts. steak 30. Dr. F. to see Pa's toe 1.00	80
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