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Edith "Gertrude" Brown Hood Diary, 1932
1932 (with Apple Orchard Record 1889-1890) 65.pdf
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1932
Sat Dec 10
Weather - cloudy, cold east wind
Men worked at the trees, Douglas, Maison, went to markham a.m. Della went to practice in p.m. then went down, again home at night with mom.
Sun Dec 11
Weather - Cloudy, Cold east wind, snow at night
Maison and I went to church with mom, spent evening at home
Mon Dec 12 Bot and Jeane 4th wedding day
Weather - Cold, Stormy. $29.00
Men loaded old gentlemen into truck Pat and Les took him to city. John came at 10 a.m. with mother in gulus + 9 load gr up to masquerade at 10 and had dinner and he left about 2 p.m. in home. Men chored. Della practice church
p.m. and in farmer dance
Tues Dec 13
Weather - Very cold S.W. wind
Men drew wood and doug got saw at calverts. Douglas alone might D+h home.
Wed Dec 14
Weather - Still cold S.W wind.
Men sawed wood. Della
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