June 19th Bar I here Williamson went to visit Franklins at Embers

" 21st Borrowed H. Cumminghams cullbuster with dies for mangde and they made a fine job.

" 22nd Hold our animal S. S. meeting in the evening about beauty four were present and after the business was finished we spent a little while socially with masse te after which we served cake and home-made ice-cream.

" 23rd Finished thining mangels and started to cut Lucerne clover on north hill.

" 26th Finished drawing in Lucerne off north hill 5 loads

" 24th Sowed hill next Cummingham Place with 1/2 bas of varigated Alfalfa

" 26th hellie came from Brantford for her summer visit

" 27. Drove to Uncle Sam Sharps for Tea and They invited hellie and I to go to Galt to Church with them in their new auto.

" 29th. Drove hellie to Paris in the evening, as she was going to Woodstock. Brought Willie Brown home to herd eaune Finished cultivating corn. at time a new good catch

July 1st. A very fine morning. Joly from Jand his wife and a friend came out for a visit. A very fine rain in the afternoon and as it was the day of our S. S. Pieme we held it in the orchard and instead of the Lake as we had intended, we had supper on the veranda while it was raining. and afterwards

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