Croton May 1906

Mon May 12st clear and cool Bilton was here most of the fore noon. I was riting of potato Sprought this after noon

Tue May 22ond clear and cool in the fore noon, after noon warm. Bilton was here this fore noon

Wed May 23rd fore noon cloudy a light thunder Shower. after noon clear and warm

Thu May 24th clear a fore noon with thunder clouds floting around and hot 90 deg cloudy this Evening. Sarah was here

Fri May 25th clear and warm part of the day Bilton and Charley McIntosh calld in a lot

Sat May 26th a cloudy dull day a thunder Showers in the fore noon. after noon rain part of the time

Sun May 27th cloudy and cool enough for an over coat it sprinkled a little rain

Mon May 28th cloudy fore part of the day Later part clear and cold wind from North Mary Paul was here this afternoon

Tue May 29th clear most of the day and cool Sarah calld in this after noon

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Croton June 1906

Wed May 30th cloudy and Sprinkling rain at times Bilton was here this after noon

Thu May 31st thin clouds a dark warm day George Nelson was in this Evening trying to get Subscribers to a book of history of the Sanfran Sisco earth Quake and fire

Fri June 1st clear part of the day and warm. Sarah was here doing her house work

Sat June 2ond clouds flying all day and cool I took a walk up to Walters place this morning Bilton was here this fore noon

Sun June 3rd clear and warm. 80 deg

Mon June 4th cloudy and warm. Maud and her Baby here and Dick was here for diner. Sam Peter Shot three red Squrrell at one Shot

Tue June 5th cloudy this morning clear awhile about noon. thunder storm this evening Grant came for the Shot gun. Widow Craggs boy came for Some rubarb

Thu June 6th clear most of the day and warm I was hoeing my potatoes

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