get Harry B's counsel to agree to reasonable terms. He Mr. Gover suggested at the consultation they had prior to the sitting that Dad. should get 2/3 of the fund I should get 2/3 and Harry B 1/3. Mr. Parks would not agree to this and told Mr. Gover that he did not need to concern himself with any but his own client (Harry B.) which apparently peeved the gentleman as he left the meeting immediately saying he had an appointment overdue. Later on however he got the counsel to agree on his terms which were Dad 4/5 Harry B 1/5 and me to get the interest on H.B's share during his minority. He said Mrs. Dick is an impossible woman and had sought another solicitor, but the judge had said that there must be no more delay over the "child" question but that Mrs. Dick must either make an affadavit or they must file evidence that there was no child. That part of it is evidently in the hands of the Master again. I don't understand about the Name & Arms question. The judge seems to have adjourned the case in order to let the counsel arrange terms among themselves so whether they have argued the point or not I can't make out nor can any of us.

Thursday May 20th

I ploughed to-day but didn't get a very good day in. I had to fill up the chicken's hoppers and nil up the line fenc ein the gully between Dave & me. This after noon I dug a place for Marj. to plant some flower seed under our bedroom window and fi=ddled in about an hour around the flower garden a thing wich is very easy for me todo. Marj. Harry B. & the baby went up to the Harvey Shand's about four o'clock and I wheeled the baby up as far as the sxchool house for Marj. and back up the lane. It was mych harder work than ploughing. Fine and warm but cool west breeze.

Friday May 21st