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Clear
Ther. 22o SAT. MAR. 19th, 1892 Wind S.W.

Clear & cold today. Willie drove
over to "Holland's Corner" to see about
getting some wood, he went in the
sleigh & took Fanny Peirce with him
he afterwards worked at filling
the ice house with snow. Afternoon
I walked to Ashton. Willie
took Fanny Peirce home in the
sleigh and was to go to see Mrs
Renehan about wood. I went to
see & prescribe for John Oldfield
and walked up to the store after
supper.

Clear & Cloudy
Ther. 29o SUNDAY 20th Wind S.W.

Clear and bright this morning and
quite cold: the sleighing is better
than yesterday, and the bells were
jingling past all day: it became very
sluchy after dinner. Willie and Dora
started out for a sleigh ride, but
turned back and took the road-
cart for their drive. I walked up
to Henderson's for the papers.
I was sent for about dusk & drove
down to Ashton & prescribed for
Mrs Ent, Willie going with me
in the cart. "Phil" was here after
supper playing "cat's cradle" with
Edward until bed time. Mrs Robison
sent for some medicine for herself.

Clear
Ther. 29o MON. MAR. 21st, 1892Wind W

Clear and bright overhead but
after about 10.0 clock this morning it
was very "slushy" & disagreeable
traveling: there were several sleighs
passed along during the day. I walked
over to Joseph Stabler's & up to the store
Willie went to Holland's Corner to
see about wood again. Afternoon
Allen Farquhar's team brought us
1240 lbs of hay. Willie going to
Farquhar's to help load it. I paid
60 cts pr hundred for the hay.
Clifford Waters came to breakfast
having been absent for several days.

Cloudy
Ther. 8o TUESDAY 22d Wind SE

Cold & "Raw" all day. Willie &
I took the "Surry" running gear and body
down to Ashton & after dinner he & "Billy"
Oldfield carried the top down to James
Marlow's shop, he is to alter and "fix"
to posts &c attaching the top to the body.
I went down with them to shew him how
I wished it done. Afternoon - - Matthews
brought us another small load of coal
from Washington. I paid him $2.00 , and
also paid John Thomas $4.50. the amount
I owed him for wood. Luther Muncaster
took tea with us, after which he & Willie
wentT. J. Lea's.

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