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William Beatty Diary, 1886-1889

William Beatty 1886-1889 Diary 68.pdf

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1889

January 18 Ad thrashed peas this forenoon fine day
19 Ad cleaned up the peas with the wind in the Barn there was about 4 1/2 bushel
20 cold day the coldest was here for some time Revd Dr Smith of Kingston preached this morning
snowed 8 inches last night 21 Ad brought the sow home from Robinsons this forenoon with the slaugh there was about about 8 inches of snow this morning
22 Ad went to Sand Bay & brought home a load of wood fine day
23 Ad went to Sand Bay & brought a load home a load of wood then he riged up the Bobbys
24 Ad went to Sand Bay with the Bobbys for a load of hay put part of in the old Barn
25 Ad went to Sand Bay brought home a load of wood fine day
26 Ad went to Sand Bay brought home a load of wood
27 Mr McLennan a student preached this evening very stormy day snow & wind
28 no work done snowed about 6 or 8 inches the roads full very few out on the roads
29 Ad went to Sand Bay & brought a load of wood he left it here clear cold day
30 Ad went to Sand Bay & banked out wood intends to have some help Wat came on the train this afternoon he is going to survey for Mr Williams
31 Ad took Wat to Williamss on the kid Road this morning as he went to Sand Bay to bank out wood stormy snow is 8 inches deep that fell last night

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