Wed July 21. Fine and very warm, hottest this season at Mary Watson's at night. down to Toronto in morning.

Thur July 22. Fine until noon a little shower which cooled air. Annie came home at night.

Fri July 23. Fine and cool an ideal day. went to Toronto with Mary Watson. then met J in afternoon.

Sat July 24. Fine and warm a perfect day. we had a Garden Party and illegible. tea in Pink. Lizzie brought children out, Margaret and Phyllis illegible. Mrs D came home.

Sun July 25. Fine and warm a perfect day. I went to morning church. and in the afternoon walked out to Willie's. Mrs Findlay worse.

Mon July 26. Fine and moderately warm. Hattie and illegible. St Clair called. I was out but met them at the Village. men started to put in my drive way. illegible 15.00. it was 127 feet and 2 half feet.

Tue July 27. Fine and moderately warm.

Wed July 28. Rained a little early then cleared. I got a box 1.35 illegible. took me to Station. arrived in Perry Sound 3.2 [illegible]. fare 8.

Thur July 29. Fine and moderately warm for a drive in [illegible].

Fri July 30. Fine moderately warm. a shower in eve.

Sat July 31. Fine and warmer, out in evening.

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