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Clear: S.W. Wind
Ther. 45^o MON MAR. 7, 1892

Beautiful day clear & bright until
towards evening when it clouded over
and looks like rain before tomorrow
morning. W finished the little cupboard
in the kitchen & went to Riverside to
help repair the boat. I went up to the
village to see & prescribe for Mrs W^m
Oldfield & to see "Surry" carriage
Oldfield offers to me for sale. Sarah
Hammond was here for advice & medicine
for her husband. she paid me
$3.00 on account. I bought a quarter
of seed from "Maxwell". Jno: Grimes
son in law "Steel" was here for advice
& medicine for his wife. Willie
came home half an hour after midnight
last from Riverside. M. Kirk sent load of green
oak & poplar wood in ox cart.
{Alice & Fanny Pierce were here afternoon.}

Rain Rain N. E. Wind
Ther. 45 TUESDAY 8^th

Commenced raining before day light
this morning & continued a steady rain
all day. Bro Charles came over and
waited here until stage time expecting
Lizzie on her return from her visit
to Boston. Philad^a &c. Mrs Robison was
in for medicine for "Bessie". Afternoon
walked up to the store & shops & mill.
Jas T Henderson & "Cy"Grady came & helped
measure the wood received last evening
from Mahlon Kirk. Ruth Ann Bowen sent
for medicine. W^m H Williams was here
for medicine for his daughter. Willie
drove over to T J Leas for milk.

Clear W wind
Ther. 50 degrees WED. MAR. 9, 1892
Clear & pleasant over-head
but exceedingly muddy everywhere
I have had a head ache all day -
Alcinda Hill washed for H -
Wille went to Riverside in the
afternoon for milk. Sister Lizzie
came home from her visit to Boston
Philad [ ?] Clifford Waters came
to breakfast having been absent
since Saturday last. Mary Win-
field brought her infant son for
advice etc. Uncle Henson was here

Cloudy, Snow & Hail
Ther. 33 THURSDAY 10th S W Wind
This has been a disagreeable
day - It was cloudy & threatning until
towards noon when it commenced
blowing, snowing etc and continued
until towards evening where it
cleared off cold. Rachael E Gilpin
died about noon. I telegraphed to
sister Harriet. Alice Tysen called
at the gate & I loaned Miss Lizzie
Canry Mrs Rosison's syringes.
I went to the store, & to the mill.