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William Beatty Diary, 1883-1886

William Beatty 1883-1886 Diary 53.pdf

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1885

April 19 I atended the Sunday School the atendance midling fine day
20 Ad was at Wm McNiels most of the day his Black mair is sick very warm day
21 Ad helped Bruce to saw wood in the afternoon
22 they finished sawing this forenoon him & the Boy drew two loads of hay from the stack at the crossroad
23 they got the stack all at night put it all in the New & old barn very warm day
24 Ad went to Escott mill with 15 bags of oats & brought home the grist that he took the 1st of March
25 Ad is doing chores windy day the snow is nearly gone
26 I atended Sabbath school & heard Revd Mr Tye preach this morning heavy rain most of night & day
27 the linie cow stepped on my foot I cannot get on my shoe Ad & Watt is dowing the chores he sowed clover & Timothy seed on the fall wheat
28 Ad took the milk to the Factory this morning this morning for the first I atended a meeting of the session of the church Mesers Donovan & Herbisn & me was all the elders present Revd H Greacey moderator Mr Gracey reported that he had a letter from Mr McClean that he could get A Mr Ross sudent it was agreed that we would take him for the time being there was a fearfull storm of wind & snow from N East Mr Herbison stoped all night
29 not much work done expect doing the chores
30 Ad laid the bottom rails of a midle fence from the fall wheat as far as the rails would come

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