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Christina McLennan Diary, 1888-1893

Christina McLennan 1888-93 Diary 153.pdf

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November 1892

1 Tuesday. There none of the usual frolicking last night; This morning there was a little snow. And rain, but it cleared up about noon. Paid $3.25 to Boyd for tea we got in August. William McLennan, the Scotch, dancer & piper died Sunday in the General Hospital Montreal will be buried on Wednesday
2 This was a beastly day, cold rain all day
3 Womens Meeting at A.C.
4 Murdy came. and had 100. for me. I sent 50. to Ran. Mary McIntyre called to see us
5. Began to snow last night. snowed and stormed all day. brought home the horses.
6 Mr Burnet preached in afternoon for us
7 Bot 1/2 lb tea 15 cts at Lowes. Sent a letter And $800 to Gordon. Gearhart for Knitter The snow is pretty well off. And cattle are in the fields again
8 Cold high ind. snow all off. Jimie went to Lancaster with two Large cheeses. We got 1 cake 60 lbs. I went to Low's. And Bot of McCrimmons 5 1/2 yd cloth 65 = 3.41 - 1/2 velvet 20. 1 lb mustard 20 - 1 lb pepper 25 - 1 lb blue. 18 6 lb rice 24 1 lb cream tartar 35. 6 cakes toilet soap 15 = 27 lb sugar 1/2 lb ginger 6 - 1/2 gall vinager 17 - 6 yds shirting 8 1/2 1 doz thread 35 needles 4 1 brush 12. buttons 3 1/2 doz egg caps 18 4 Kerchiefs 20. 7 yds flannel 28 3.61 87 1.50 75 54
9 There was no prayer Meeting Got 312? yds flannel tarten at Low's 20. pr yd. 60. Bird ditto 60
10 Snow. Snow. Thanksgiving. we went to Hepzabath {Hephzibah}to hear Mr Matheson. Far and W. Grant (continued
11 left yesterday Wednesday for Scotch river to hunt Deer
12 Got 1 lb tea at Low's 30 cts

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