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William Beatty Diary, 1880-1883

William Beatty 1880-1883 Diary 50.pdf

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1882

March 19 19 Revd Mr Crage preached this morning Mr Shane at night Hugh McKay took Mr Shane to Fairfax last night
20 Ad killed the two bull calfs fine day snow all gone
heavy wind with snow & drifts 21 cold last night with a little snow I intend to go on the Express to the Presbytery in Kingston
22 I got to Kingston yesterday afternoon the train was 1 1/2 late
I stoped at Mr Steves in Kingston 23 there was a great deal of buisness to do at the prsbytery I got home on the Express this afternoon Bessie came with me her clases is finished for this time
24 cold hard frost last night I split wood & did the chores Ad went to the chanty on yesterday morning for to Bank out wood that he has cut
25 Ad came at noon he got all the wood banked out hard frost last night and to day
26 Revd Mr Shane preached this morning Mr Crage at night Henery Webster took Mr Shane to Fairfax in the afternoon
27 rain last night and today Ad fixed some fixings at the stable Kate got a nail in her foot she is lame
28 I have a lame Back cant do much
29 Ad went to Gananoque with Mary Jane Dutch cow has a heffer calf fine day
30 I helped Ad to clean up 15 bags of oats at there Barn he took them to the Mill here to get them ground for the cows
31 Ad went with Wallace to the Hays land with the horses to draw rail cuts for a line fence very hard frost last night cold day

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