Aunty Alice so as I had to go up town, we didn't get home till about after noon. Both Marj. & the baby stood the journey all right. Gay didn't seem to take very kindllyto Dorothy Mary, and raised arowm ehwne Ina went to put her to sleep. It was such an unusual occourance that we decoided it must have been caused by seeing D.M. asleep in her bed. I tried ploughing this fatre noon and it went very nicley but wa spkenty wet enough yet in places. Dad. & Frank cam eout on their way home with some oats that they got at Jack Mason's and Dad. wants me to take Queen over to-morrow so that he ca take some Manure down to Aunrty's. Cold east winf this am. Milder to-night.

Thursday April 9th