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Christina McLennan Diary, 1897-1905

Christina McLennan 1897-1905 Diary 133.pdf

January 1905
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  <td>18 {Cont.}</td>
  <td>Apple Hill. I went in Morning to the Hall where they feed the guests. There is a grand display of finely prepaired food In afternoon I went to the Church And heard very good addresses. And a good Solo, My Ain Countree by {?} Mr Yellowleese. I got a letter from Libby Campbell, Mrs Grant. The evening Meeting was very good. Two solos Minnie McLennan, Mifs Fraser of Lancaster. both very good

Minnie sang a solo in afternoon, good too.</td>
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  <td>19.</td>
  <td>Rain today. our guests left this Morning I feel very dull. And the Afternoon was not very favourable for callers I went to have a nap. Randy left</td>
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  <td>20</td>
  <td>Lovely bright day. Randy would be in Lancaster all night. And take the Mocasson for Montreal today

I went in Afternoon to make calls First at Brown's. Stewart has a bad cold, next at J.A. McD. {?} found him in bed, then at D.M. D. Saddlers Some of the stuff was sold at the Hall.

Jimie bot pan bread</td>
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  <td>21</td>
  <td>Kind of dull day. I was very much shocked this afternoon to hear that Stewart Brown was dead, he had a cold And a slight attack of bronchitis, he , it seems was much worse than they thought, for he died this afternoon.</td>
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  <td>22</td>
  <td>Fine day. I was not in church. I have a bad cold.</td>
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  <td>23</td>
  <td>Bright day. Stewart Brown was buried today Lizzie went to the Manse. & was not at her home.</td>
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January 1905

18 {Cont.}	Apple Hill. I went in Morning to the Hall where they feed the guests. There is a grand display of finely prepaired food In afternoon I went to the Church And heard very good addresses. And a good Solo, My Ain Countree by {?} Mr Yellowleese. I got a letter from Libby Campbell, Mrs Grant. The evening Meeting was very good. Two solos Minnie McLennan, Mifs Fraser of Lancaster. both very good Minnie sang a solo in afternoon, good too.
19.	Rain today. our guests left this Morning I feel very dull. And the Afternoon was not very favourable for callers I went to have a nap. Randy left
20	Lovely bright day. Randy would be in Lancaster all night. And take the Mocasson for Montreal today I went in Afternoon to make calls First at Brown's. Stewart has a bad cold, next at J.A. McD. {?} found him in bed, then at D.M. D. Saddlers Some of the stuff was sold at the Hall. Jimie bot pan bread
21	Kind of dull day. I was very much shocked this afternoon to hear that Stewart Brown was dead, he had a cold And a slight attack of bronchitis, he , it seems was much worse than they thought, for he died this afternoon.
22	Fine day. I was not in church. I have a bad cold.
23	Bright day. Stewart Brown was buried today Lizzie went to the Manse. & was not at her home.

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