Mon June 22. Fine and very warm then turned cooler in the afternoon. Rained at night.

Tue June 23. Rained very heavily and dreadful storm about 2 O'Clock. our men started in the barn yard.

Wed June 24. Fine and quite cool in the afternoon. Uncle in Toronto in the afternoon. Tom at Gordons. Raining. Mary and the children here for a while. Mr Leandale and Armie here for tea. Uncle got our straw berries 6 1/2 {illegible} {illegible} berries.

Thur June 25. Fine and quite cool.

Fri June 26. Fine a little warmer. We all went to Mr. Leandale for teas for berries.

Sat June 27. Fine but very warm. I went to Maple with the SS Premie. 38 went in all. Tom at Mr Wittye raising. {illegible} at {Pearsonne?}.

Sun June 28. Fine but very, very warm. Uncle and Auntie at morning church. Then Uncle Auntie Mattie and I at evening church.

Mon June 29. Fine but warm.

Tue June 30. SS {illegible} to Jackoons Pt. lanes to- 35 {illegible}. We all went to Edgely Premie. I went with Willies.

Wed July 1. Fine but warm. Lizzie here to spend the day. Mr {Beakey?} called in the evening picked green peas. Ella Heron married.

Thur July 2. Fine and warm. Auntie called on Mrs {illegible}.

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