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Diary for 1896 Mrs Thomas Lucier

January 1st {Colder written in margin} We went to my Fathers and had a good {word cut off} Names of those what were there Daniel Bondy Rose Bondy. Ector Hignac Ida Bondy James Deslippe A. Bondy. Lewis Deslippe Anne Bondy. Dennis Bonday Lena Bondy. Maggie Bondy Bertha Bondy. Elty Bonday. G We also went to Fred Bondy's Babe Deslippe and Theodore Langlis. We drank wine and ate Cakes in those places.

2th {Cold written in margin} I went across the road to see little Winnie Aunt Ella and I went to Mrs Goulin Mrs Jacqes Deslippe and Susan Deslippe were there also. Cora and Pearl were here to night Cora was learning to play pedro. Maggie is here to day.

3 {?} {Cold written in margin} My Cousin Edith and her baby came to day {my?} Uncle Paul Bondy also. Thomas is to a butcherings to Wm Jacqes Deslippe. Alice Goulin was here this morning. {in margin S S's historical Quart} I went across the road so to see very good child Winnie. Cora and Maud Wright were here to-night We had a big time Cora dressed in men clothes Tom dressed in women clothes. Maggie is here to-day.

4 {in margin Cold} I spent the afternoon to Fred Bondys Tom helped {To?} to saw wood this morning he spent the rest of the forenoon thoughing at out out the pump Uncle Thedore men to Windsor to day. Mr. Mayer and Robert Simcoe

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