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William Henry "Harry" Barrett Diary, 1911-1912
William Henry Barrett 1911-1912 57.pdf
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Sunday Dec 10th This has been a perfect day warm and beautiful but muddy We all went to church this morning we {?} home to dinner. I had to stop in at Vyeses and trim the skin off his mare's foot where she cut the {?} I ploughed all day yesterday and Friday. Thursday I had Joe & Ginger shod at Butters.
Monday Dec 11th This has been a wet day. I got a good forenoon in at ploughing but I got soaking wet. It poured all the afternoon. Wese came over in all the rain to tell Hattie that there was another little boy at the McPhersons. I was busy all the afternoon choring about It is not raining now at 9 O'Clock but is very mild.
Tuesday Dec 12th This has been another very mild day with occasional showers. I ploughed all day until 4 P.M. when I finished the back field. Hattie walked down town this morning to see the new baby. Toby did all the chores. It is sprinkling rain tonight.
Saturday Dec 16th We have had mild weather all week it only froze one night this week. I drove
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