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Croton September 1907

Mon Sept 2 cloudy most of the day. Sarah was in. Dick Tiffins wife that used to be calld She didnt get out of the Buggy I would not have known her had they not have told me

Tue Sept 3rd clear and pleasant most of the day. Sarah came over for the dirty cloaths to wash. Nelson Hopin was here this Evening on his way trying to Sell fruit trees

Wed Sept 4th clear part of the day Sarah was in a few minutes Walter came in for the key

Thu Sept 5th clear part of the time there was a thunder Shower last night and a light Shower again to day

Fri Sept 6th cloudy. Sarah was here bakeing

Sat Sept 7th cloudy and cool. Sarah came over and brought my washe cloaths

Sun Sept 8th cloudy Bilton and Sarah and Rosina calld after Church

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Croton September 1907

Mon Sept 9th cloudy part of the day. Sarah and Rosina Bolton and Bilton Snary calld in

Tue Sept 10th rain all day Sarah and Elva and John Laws girl was here Elle Snary was here this Evening picking cowcumbers for pickles

Wed a windy wet day. Mary Paul and Mrs Cregg and Millie Snary calld I mowed some weeds to keep them from ripening their Seed

Thu Sept 11th cloudy fore part of the day latter part clear. Bilton was here this after noon. I dug up Some plumb and cherry trees that the frost killd last winter

Fri Sept 12th clear and warm. Sarah was here. Walter had Some boys drawing oats down here for him

Sat Sept 13th clear and wram. Alice Paul and another girl cald for a drink

Sun Sept 14th clear most of the day and warm Sarah was in

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