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Edith "Gertrude" Brown Hood Diary, 1927

Gertrude Brown Hood Diary, 1927_073.pdf

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Tuesday, May 10 Weather - Rain in Morning clearing in afternoon very strong wind south west Eggs - 123 - 2 duck 1 goose 1 Turkey Fred went home in morning Men repaired fence in afternoon Gertie & I cleaned milk house & noon in afternoon Wind nearly weacked the silo, got there just in time to save it Attended young Peoples meeting at Victoria Square at night, good attendance

Wednesday, May 11 Weather - Cloudy & cool west wind Eggs - 111 - 1 duck Eight teams had a bee to haul graved for church basement from Mr. Bells on third, bad getting out Gertie held wash day to day Attended Mrs Scotts funeral in afternoon very large funeral. Irene came over and went with us Mrs Craig came up at night

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