Fri July 13 - Fine day warmer. Aunt Nellie picking berries in the Aunt Mattie and I at Mothers in the afternoon.

Sat July 14 - Fine but very warm. Uncle at Richmond Hill. and I went up to Mary Chapmans. Aunt Nellie picking berries in the evening, she and Uncle took some up to the children. Aunt Mattie and I called in Mrs Clark.

Sun July 15 - Fine but very sultry. I went to Fisherville, Mother Mary Willie and children here for tea. brought four little ducks. Mr and Mrs Langstaff called.

Mon July 16 - Aunt Nellie and I picking berries. Uncle in Toronto he got a man.

Tue July 17 - Fine and moderately warm. i went over to Mothers to have my dress made.

Wed July 18 - Fine day and cool. Uncle took the man away and brought another one.

Thur July 19 - Warmer again. Aunt Nellie went to Toronto. Aunt Mattie and I picking berries in the afternoon. then went over ot Mothers in the evening.

Fri July 20 - Very, very warm. Lizzie here for tea, cae a thunder storm in the evening.

Sat Jul 21 - Fine but very warm. Uncle took the man to the early car. Uncle took us for a little drive in the evening.

Sun July 22 - Very, very, warm. Uncle Aunt Mattie and I at church and over at Mothers for tea. Came heavy thunder and lightning but little rain at night.

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