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William Beatty Diary, 1889-1892

William Beatty 1889-1892 Diary 28.pdf

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1891

February

10 Ad was at home all day Jonnie is tending to the cattle & sawing wood rain and snow
11 Ad and Aby went to Mrs Pastiones funeral Jonnie went with the Revd Mr Fairley to the funeral She Buired at Dulcimain fine day but poor slaughing
12 Ad went to Chanty to get out sawlogs fine day
13 he did not some home
14 till to night he got a good lot of lumber out the Mill fine wether Jonnie is doing the chores & atending the stack fine wether
15 the sacrament was dispensed at Sand Bay to day there was no meeting here to day in our church
16 heavy rain in the night & some today no work
17 Ad helped Bruce to saw there wood fine day
18 Ad Wallace & Bruces Boys brought the saw and the horsepower home this morning and set it they got set by noon & sawed al the wood to the East of the house
19 they finished cuting ours & loaded up & went Wallaces before noon and finished his before night A fine day
20 snowed all the forenoon Ad went to Sand Bay for A load of wood got in the afternoon took it home
21 the snow is nearly all gon Wat came here last night from home he went to Gananoque this forenoon some rain & thaw no work done fine day
22 Revend Mr Fairley preached this Evening
23 they cut Ad wood to Day fine weather the snow nearly gone
24 fine day still thawing Jonnie doing the chores
25 Ad went to Gananoque in the A Cutter fine day
26 Ad is pilling up his wood in the wood shed Johney & Ad thrashed the peas fine day in the afternoon
27 they cleaned them up and 19 bushel Jonney put them in the greanary fine day
28 there is A little snow last night all day to Day

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