Tue Jan 13_ A little stormy and quiet cold. I came home from Willies. Some of the Maple people here for tea.

Wed Jan 14_ Fine day. I went to Edgely to the S.S Convention. much milder. Sleighing good.

Thurs Jan 15_ Fine day. we were at home all day.

Fri Jan 16_ Fine day. quiet good sleighing. Uncle, Aunt Nellie and I up at Mr Keys for tea.

Sat Jan 17_ Fine with exception of a little snow and very cold. Uncle + Aunt Nellie out to Thornhill, Mr Graham {in smaller writing above "Graham"} here

Sun Jan 18_ Fine but very cold. I went to Fisherville. Mr Graham left. We went to evening church.

Mon Jan 19_ Fine and a little milder. Aunt M went to Toronto.

Tues Jan 20_ Mick here this week, Pa's thrashing. They went Mr McNeils

Wed Jan 21_ Fine day. the machine ctarted at noon, a lot of snow fell last night

Thur Jan 22_ Fine and quiet mild finished thrashing went to revival

Fri Jan 23_ Fine but very cold at Miss Pages for tea then at the meeting

Sat Jan 24_ Rather storming. the glass 20 below zero this morning. I went in the Fisherville load to the Carnival. Stormy night.

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