Wed Feb 14. St Valentines Day. a terrific wind and drifting. first bad storm of the season. Yonge Street full.

Thur Feb 15. A cold. N.W. wind but gradually decreasing.

Fri Feb 16. Fine and slightly milder. got 25.00 coal from R.Hill $22 a toy Robin here

Sat Feb 17. Fine and very cold aout zero. Mr Davidson tuned piano $2.00. Willie called.

Sun Feb 18. Fine and cold but bright. new clerggman Mr Noble preached first I went to morning church. John Cook here. Mrs Davidson and I at evening church.

Mon Feb 19. Fine bright and very cold. Auntie and I swept.

Tue Feb 20. Fine and moderately cold. I went to Toronto.

Wed Feb 21. Milder with quite a fall of sow from six to eight. Aunt Mattie walked to Mothers her first time out. Mrs Davidson and I at Hockey Match. Thorn. Bowman.

Thur Feb 22, Fine and turning uch colder. I went to reception for Mr Noble. Doctor called.

Fri Feb 23. Very cold 5 below zero. AUnte and I went to Toronto she had her. R. treatment down on quarter to eight. home on 2.2 here. R on from 9.20 to 12.20.

Sat Feb 24 Ran cold wind below zero then moderated with snow in the afternoon. cleared at night. W. called.

Sun Feb 25. Fine bright and moderately cold. I went to mornig church. thawing in afternoon. I went for a walk. Mrs D and I at church

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