children remained here. Went down to Annie's this Eve & stayed all night as Willard went to the Burg.

July 6.-Sun.- A cool breeze. came up home (by way of the grave.yard.) for dinner and went to S.S and church. & remained all night. Mrs. Robt.Wood and Pearl also Rev.Mr Boyd were there for tea.

July 7,-Mon.- Came home 8.30 a.m. Cleamed the cistern & cellar.

July 8.- Tues.- Washed. Went to B- this Eve. With Annie & Willard to the band concert.

July 9.-Wed.- Mama and I went to St George's S.S picnic in Mr. Lyle's grove this p.m. Had a grand time. Heavy showers this Eve.

July 10,- Thyr.- Mrs. Gro and Mrs.Hillyard Walker & baby Velma were here all day. Choir practise & meeting to arange social this Eve. Everything O.K

July 11.-Fri. Henry finished haying up to Uncle's tonight. Mama Was up there to-day too. Clear & cool. Retired early.

July 12.- Sat.- Glorious 12th Busy to-day.

July 13. Sun.- S.S this p.m. Electa also Annie & Howard were here for tea. Church this Eve. The church was nearly full. Fine Sermon.

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