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William Beatty Diary, 1883-1886

William Beatty 1883-1886 Diary 14.pdf

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1883

Sept 1 Dan cradled the peice of ats that was left that to green this morning he had then helped Bruce to draw & I went to Sand Bay to a session meeting & church
2 the communion was taken in the Sand Bay church there was a large attendance 51 communion five new members
3 Bruce & Baynan is helping Dan to hook the peas they finished them this afternoon
4 Dan went to Escott Mill for the grist this morning he helped Bruce to draw in this afternoon
5 Dan cut some wood for Abia he helped Bruce to hook peas in the afternoon
6 Dan help Bruce to draw in all day
7 Do Do Do they drew one load of oats that we had in left in the North field it was too green to cut when the rest was cut
8 Dan thrashed some fall wheat for seed I helped a little in the forenoon went to an Agriculture meeting at Deans
9 Professor Moatt preached this morning
10 Dan & Bruce plowed 4 ridges on the west side of the summer follow & sowed the bushel of the Martin Amber fall wheat this morning that I got from Rennies
11 Dan is helping Bruce to draw & he was there in the afternoon yesterday I made a gate for the corn field
12 Dan drew in our peas Banian helped him Bruce cut part of our oats I went to the Bay for pig for the Socitie that we got from Luther Loweys
13 Bruce finished cuting our oats this morning Dan is drawing in for them fine day
14 Dan is helping Bruce to draw his oats
15 Do Do Do fine day
16 Revd Mr Nicolson preached at Fairfax & Sand Bay in the morning & noon here at night
17 rain last night & this morning I went to the Kingston Presbytery at noon on the Express Dan & Bruce is plowing for the remainder of the fall wheat
18 I got home on the Express Dan is drawing some of the oats
19 Dan and Bruces Boys finished drawing the oats I raked the ground with Mr Shanes horse very warm day

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