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Laura Robinson/Sills Diary, 1911
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April Saturday 15 1911
Blustery. Windy. Nothing doing. The ice went out.
Sunday 16
Fine day. Easter Sunday. To church in morning. A. Sills and I went out to Millings in afternoon.
Monday 17
Blustery in afternoon. Cleaning house.
April Tuesday 18 1911
Lovely day. Cleaning house. Father went to Aunt Emmas sale. M. Wright a called.
Wednesday 19
Fine day. Cleaning house. A. Sills & I for a drive in Evening. Ethel down to Mrs P. Youngs all day.
Thursday 20
Fine day. Father sold Buster to Bob Camphell for 11 60/100. Finished house cleaning. M. Wright & I collected ministry money. Margaut here for tea. Jordan and Ralph here in Evening.
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