It was quite a nice day Ada and I went to Inkerman in the morning I went to Winchester with Archie Jim and Jud Bell and Abbie Nathan we had our Christmas tree
{1919}
1919 - 25 It was quite a nice day we had Mr Caters out for dinner & tea Fred & Laura went out to Mr Anson Wallace
Christmas Day (Dominion)
Friday, 25 (360-6)
{1908}
It was stormy but soft we went out to Mr Leizert for dinner Katie stayed out Aunt Katie died
{1919}
1919 - 26 It was nice in the morning I went to Spencervill with a grist It stormed in the afternoon Joe & Dave came down with me
1919 -27 It was soft but snowed some Fred & Laura came home from Iroquois Fred Roy & I went back to Caters & got the Manure sleigh
Saturday, 26 (361-5)
{1908}
It was quite a nice day we all went out to Mothers for tea Sam and Everret Liezert was here all night
{1919}
1919 - 28 It was cool but nice we all went to Sunday School & church
Sunday, 27 (362-4)
{1908}
It was a nice day the children and I went to Sunday School Ada went to Inkerman with Archie and Bell to here Mr Hentable Glena and Hazel was here
{1919}
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