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Christina McLennan Diary, 1906-1915

Christina McLennan 1906-1915 Diary 34.pdf

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October {1907}

13 {cont._{/td> there not many in church it was put off for today. my off. 10 cts.. 10
14 Dull. Murdy went to Bridge End
15 Very fine day. Marion made the washing. To butter 35. Murdy went to North Branch 355
16 Very fine day. To butter 35. I was cleaning cook house in forenoon. And went to the Sewing meeting for bazzar in afternoon. Sold 4 doz eggs 20 cts.. pr doz. got 1/4 100 flour. Bot 1/2 lb tea 17. 1/2 lb black yard 18
17 Very fine day. D. MacMaster sent a flag to the Public School last week. he came today to present it to the school. they had a grand time. Murdy got home at 6.30. P.M. I was working ampng the rags. To butter owe Jimie 47 47
18. To 3 loaves 15. I called at Dr. Falkners last night spent a very pleasant evening. Met Mifs Paterson Washed 8 blankets. And a barrel of rags 15
19. Cold day. high wind. Killed two cockrels

To 4 loaves 20. 1 lb codfish 8. 2 1/2 lbs butter 70

Far came about 5. P.M. Mrs Ellis 2.50
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20 There was a slight fall of snow last night it melted off the ground, but was on boards this morning. My offr in church 25 25
21 Cold wet wind. hard frost last night

Sold 94 lbs rags to an Assyrian fidler got 47 cts.

Jimie left for Cobolt Marion drove him to Martintown where he will take the mail coach to Apple Hill. To 2 loaves 10
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22 Marion and I went to see Birdie. drove George met a big bull with a ring in his nose, and a chunk of a chain about 6 links. he began to bellow we saw him again when we were coming home. he was off the road with cows
23 Put out the washing. Marion went to Lancaster with Daisy. Murdy went to Rexborough. Tp 3 loaves 18
October 1907
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