June 14- Sat- Took a lesson at Annie's this morn. Busy today. Howard came up with Jeant J 10.30 am. Henry and Hro. Bertha, also Annie, Willard and Howard went to town this Eve.

June 15- Sun.- S.S. this p.m. Annie and Howard were here for Tea. Service 4.30 Eve

June 16.-Mon.- Washed "Compins out tonight"(mama painted the spots on the kitchen floor. Practised at Mrs. Daltons this Eve. Rec'd letters from Laura S. and Elise M tonight. Mason's wrote to L.W and Ms.B- and Aunt Sarah this eve

June 17- Tues- Practised at Mrs. Dalton's this a.m and p.m. painted the floors to-day. Relaxed early.

June 18- Wed- Mama was up to Grandma's to-day Mrs Walson (Myrttle Mylles aunt) died last night. Practised this p.m.

June 19- Thur.- Annie is married 6 yrs. to-day. Annie and howard came up this morn and we washed her blankets. Papa, Annie and I went to the funeral 2.0m. at J.lo Easton's, henny and Jno. Beattie and Willard went to Irish Creek 4 am and came back 9.p.m. For fish. got quite a few.

June 20-fri.- Went down to Jean's on the milk-rig and took a lesson. Arrived Practised all day at Robertson's

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