2 throughbreds wrote lay. Letters this Eve.

Nov 18.- tues.- finished upstairs.

Nov 19.- Wed.- Churned (first time ) Annie, Willard & Howard were here to-day. "Shooting Contest" & oyster supper this Eve.

Nov 20.- thur.- Hyme, Charlie & I drove to Prescott 9 a.m. H & C went to the Burg & I had dinner with Miss Daniels & saw the Bishop fanily. arrived home 4.30 p.m. Had supper at Eloise's & walked up home. Has been a beautiful warm day, & we enjoyed the drive.

Nov 21.-fri.- Helped Elsie pick chickens to-day. Maud Easton was here for tea. Went to the Y.P.U to-night. Papa arived home for tea after a two days trip to Lyn. The Masons cemented their stable to-day. Mr H. Mcdougall was here for dinner.

Nov 22.- Sat.- Busy to-day. Ethel was here til noon. I went to Mrs. Wrigh's 4.30 p.m.

No 23.- Sun.- Went to servie at Stone's Corner this morn with Mr. Bovaird's. S.S & service this p.m. Arnold Robinson sang at both services. Wrote to Mrs. B- this Eve. Gordon was here this Eve.

Nov 24.- Mon.- Washed.

Nov 25.- tues.- Papa went to Lyn this morn for 2 days. Henry, mama & I went to B- 9.40 a.m. & arrived

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