Fine and quite warm. Auntie painting chairs. I called at Mr D. with some vegetables. children measels.

Fine and very warm. we washed Dining room curtains and stretched them. also cleaned cupboards, sitting on Verandah.

Very warm cleaned Dining room.

Fine and very warm.

Fine and warm. cleaned kitchen wood work and windows. men seeding all week. buds and trees budding out.

Warm and showery. Uncle. Aunt Nellie and I at church. Uncle and Aunt Mattie at Willies in the eve. I was at Mrs C-

May Day. shivery, heavy rain the afternoon. we washed, churned. Willie helped to take out Range. Range out at noon. Uncle and Aunt N. at Thornhill in the afternoon. cleared in the evening. G. Morse married.

Fine day dreadfully cold. ice and snow flurries

Fine but cold after a hard frost Auntie at W.A. in Toronto remained at Thornhill over night. I was in Toronto. Marjorie here. Annie out for dinner.

Fine and a little warmer. Varnished Kitchen Oil Cloth and finished it up. Miss Phillips here in evening.

Fine and much milder. Aunt Nellie came home in the morning. Aunt M and I called at Mrs Pages. the trees have not afvanced this week but grass is growing. all done but late peas.

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