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Charles "Wesley" Tofflemire Diary, 1907-1923
Charles Wesley Tofflemire Diary, 1907-1923 (78).pdf
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Feb. 1913
16 Fathers Birthday. Johon Jessie and mary and Allen came out to Fathers for dinner . Charlie and I went to Sunday School in the morning.
17 I went to Mr. Tofflemire for a while we went out to Jessie in the evening.
18 another mild day we stayed at Jessie all day.
19 a mild day. we went to Bert for dinner.
20 we went to Eddie to dinner than to Harrow and came down home. 21 we washed Wesly did not get to work.
22 a stormy day I ironed and baked today. Wesly worked at Dr. Shopps today.
Feb 1913
23 a nice winter day. Rev H.J Hamilton of Brantford preached today.
24 another nice day. I washed and went down town. Mr Joe Pitman brought Wesly $8.00 from Mr Smith at Kengsington
25 a nice day. I baked bread and ironed
26 a nice winter day it is snowing hard
27 a nice winter day. i went down town got Charlies shoes. I got corsets.
28 another nice winter day. we gave a order for paper to Mr. Cardever this evening.
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