November 29th 1892

Tues. 29. Went from there to Macado's and accompanied Mrs Watts home Mrs Cowan's cloudy

Wed. 30. Cold and cloudy today spent the day at J. Hardings and at Chas Vanhorns sale

Dec 1st 1892

Thur.1. Fine cool day cloudy in the morning clearing off at noon lovely in the afternoon lovely moon light

Fri.2. Beautiful day thawing a little took the mail to A Stratton Geo Harding and John Harding and returned to Mrs Cowans at Mr Fertheway's tonight also Jos Lane and wife and H Barnes and spent a lovely evening

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December 3rd 1892

Sat.3. Mild this morning snowing all the forenoon quite warm this afternoon gloomy tonight looking like rain

Sun.4. Fine today mostly cloudy very fine winter weather very good slaying attend attended Sabbath school also Church this morning had a sleigh ride tonight with D. Stratton fine his girls home had a lovely time fine moon light night

Mon. 5. Most beautiful and perpetual sunshine all day mild winters day marked pillow shams for Mrs Cowan

Tues. 6. Mild and the forenoon commenced raining in the afternoon turning to snow in the after about 3 Oclock went with Jos Lane to his

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