it down this after noon. So Harold over the old garden back of the shop and sold scorn on it with the drill. I drove auntie and auntie Alice up to the cemetery this afternoon and tonight went down to see March. Lovely day. When I got home tonight I was quite surprised Sandy defined dad talking to Dick in the kitchen the rested all going to be late. I thought and stick didn't come up on the train he wouldn't be here but he came with it and Mr Midland in its car. He has to go back tomorrow as he didn't get his discharge. I guess we'll all accounts they had lively times here tonight. One brought up a bottle of whiskey and one of part put wine and it finished a flask of soup on the way up and I'm coming into the house. Mr McLean began t to feel his thoughts. They all had a glass of wine around to celebrate dicks homecoming, and then one to celebrate piece as the treaty was signed today, although nobody took much notice of it. Mr Maitland passed a glass of wine across the table to someone and George rescued it from going down the chimney. Then he Midland kissed in a couple of times, telling her she shouldn't mind as he had brought her boy.