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Tue Mar10_ Time untill evening it rained heavily. Uncle at Mr Clarks wood cutting. snow nearly all gone

Wed Mar11_ Fine and very warm, saddened up around yards. I went to Prayer Meeting. we seen Robins

Thur Mar12_Fine day. I was at Mas for teas also A + C. {Leasonn?}

Fri Mar13_ Fine day. we were at home.

Sat Mar14_Fine day.Lizzie here for tea.

Sun Mar15_ Fine and warm. Roads nice and dry for walking. Pa's all here for dinner. the girls and I went to Fisherville. We went to Evening ch.

Mon Mar16_ Fine day we were at home all day. I called at May

Tue Mar17_ Fine day quiet warm, roads drying

Wed Mar18_ Fine day, Aunt M. came home. Mrs Teasdaale and A. here for tea. went to Prayer Meeting.

Thur Mar19_ Fine + extremely warm for april. we took Aunt Nellie to an extra W.A.Meeting

Fri Mar20_ Fine day very warm, over at Ma's sewing carpet

Sat Mar21_ Fine day, Lizzie and Annie here for tea.

Sun Mar22_ Fine and warm I went to morning church

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