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Minetta "Nettie" Walton Diary, 1883 Part 1

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{It appears 3-4 lines have been erased, next legible line has been re-written in a different pen}

June 21st/83 I went to Bronte in Morning seen the boat came back and painted the barn gate Ella McKay came and took Maria I down to see Miss Smith. Maria & Ida went over to Jacksons to get him to come plaster dining room. Theodore went to Greens. E M went to Oakville all on Thursday 21st We got some strawberries to day Thursday 21st Wallice said with the greatest {compasity?} I will. It will all come out in the Washing. William Lucas here for tea 21st.

Friday 22 June/83 us four girls went

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