Sun Dec 13. Fine and moderately cold. good wheeling but poor sleighing. Uncle, Aunt Mattie and I at church. I went to Fisherville. Uncle and I at Willies in the evening.

Mon Dec 14. Fine and mild sloppy. Aunt Mattie and I in Toronto to meet Aunt {Jennie?}. I called at Alices.

Tue Dec 15. Fine and very mild. We went to Willeis butchering came home about half past three. Charlie came with us. Grant has sore throat.

Wed Dec 16. Fine and mild. Uncle in Toronto. Mr and Mrs Beakey called. Auntie called over at Willies in eve-

Thur Dec 17. Cold and blustery. Uncle took Aunt Nellie to W.A an {illegible} Meeting. Aunt M. not well.

Fri Dec 18. Cold and a little stormy. Uncle and Aunt Mattie at Mr Beakeys to spend the eve.

Sat Dec 19. Fine day. Mr Rupert here for dinner. I walked out to Mothers for tea.

Sun Dec 20. Fine day a little cold good wheeling. Uncle, Aunt Nellie and I at morning church. I went to Fisherville. Charlie came over at night.

Mon Dec 21. Fine and moderately cold. Aunt Nellie took Charlie to Toronto. Aunt Mattie and I called on Mr {Carson?}. We went to meet the car in big sleigh. skating at the Rink.

Tue Dec 22. Fine day. we were at home. got first egg

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