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Charles "Wesley" Tofflemire Diary, 1907-1923

Charles Wesley Tofflemire Diary, 1907-1923 (97).pdf

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Sept.17 a nice bright day. I washed. Forest Pastorious was this afternoon Charles went over the river after school with manrion wood AS

Sept 18 cloudy, have started to rain. I went to town this afternoon AS.

Sept 19 a bright sun shiny day it rained last night. Have started to make a wast out off my suit coat. AS

Sept 20 rained this morning. I went this afternoon to a quilting at the Howard St. Church. AS

Sept 21 rained again last night it is cloudy this morning. Bessie came home with Wesley today AS

Sept 22 we went to the furnisher show last night. Tom and Ross came up to day. brought fruit vegetable. tomoatoes. It is a busy day.

Sept 23 Sunday we went to Church. Aunt Alberta. and Gerald came in this afternoon. WEsley and bessie went back to the country AS

Sept 24 a bright sunny day. Washed and canned one basket peaches AS

Sept.25 foggy morning. Ironed and canned two baskets off peaches. AS

Sept 26 am bright day. I sewed on my waist. Mr Reauned brought us $40.00 payment on house. AS

Sept 27 a nice bright warm day. did mending today. Charles sowed the glass. see on the lawn this evening AS

Sept 28 rained this morning. Cleaned up about 9 o'clock. Wesley came home at noon a truck load of lumber to the house. We went out to the Elector show this evening. AS

Sept 29 cloudy, canning peaches, going to make some pickles AS

Sept 30 we all went to Howard Church in morning. Charles went to London St sunday. School in the afternoon AS

Oct 1 a very nice day I washed. Charles went to order glass for wenders this evening and got coffee at Whettles AS

Oct 2 Wesley got part off the glass in the windows. I went down to one Kay avenue this afternoon. AS

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