Diary: Ellen Stabler, 1922

1922 6th. mon 10th 7th. day came home in the afternoon. Reuben Marjorie and family here in the evening. Edward here to supper.

11th. 1st. day Thermometer 76 at 7 oclock. Frank Fanny and I went to meeting in the morning staid there to lunch. Company here to supper, Joseph Hoops his wife and son and a lady by the name of Blackham. rain in the evening

12th. 2d. day Thermometer 72 at 8 oclock. Bright day, windy. Fanny went to meeting staid there to dinner. Frank went to a sale of cattle at Montpelier, near Laurel, and to Lucy Moore here after supper

1922 6th mo. 13th 3d day Thermometer 56 at 6 oclock; Bright morning, cloudy afternoon, bright at sunset. Fanny went to Washington with Reuben; Edward here to dinner I went to Leacroft in the afternoon; Doris Lea came here to stay all night; Frank and Fanny went to the Grange in the evening.

14th. 4th. day Thermometer 60 at 7 oclock. Bright awhile then clouded up with a little rain, then cloudy the rest of the day. The Glyndon family here in the evening.

15th. 5th. day Thermometer 62 at 7 oclock. A lady from Cherry Grove Mrs. Taylor here late in the afternoon

1922 6th. mo. 16th. 6th. day Thermometer 68 at 7 oclock. Fanny busy getting ready for the club tomorrow Frank went to raising at Sunnyside

17th. 7th. day Thermometer 70 at 7 oclock; Bright most of the day; Clouds with thunder late in the afternoon. Elsie went to Washington with Reuben, home early in the afternoon; 27 men here to the Club supper; Marjorie and family, Nellie, Doris Lea and Mrs. Nichols here to help; Samuel and Miriam here after supper; two gentlemen from Cherry Grove, Mr. Barker, Dr. Christy, Marion Stabler, Francis Miller and Wallace Bond invited to the Club.

1922 6th. 18th. 1st. day Thermometer 70 at 7 oclock 80 at noon A woman and little boy here to stay all night from Cherry Grove. Bright day.

19th. 2d. day Thermometer 64 at 7 oclock. Reuben brought his family here in the evening and left them while he and Frank went to a Farmers meeting at Olney. The woman and boy here again for the night, from Cherry Grove

20th. 3d. day Thermometer 64 a 6 oclock; Cloudy most of the day. Fanny went to Washington for the day. Elsie went to New York. The woman and boy from Cherry Grove here all afternoon, company for me, and again to stay all night. Edward here to dinner. Edward cutting hay.

1922 6th. mo. 21st. 4th. day Thermometer 68 at 6/30 oclock. Cloudy part of the day, with distant thunder early in the afternoon, then cleared, and cooler. Marjorie and family here awhile in the evening. The woman and boy from Cherry Grove here again for the night. James and Alice Stabler and Jessie McReynolds called in the morning. Edward at work at his hay.

22d. 5th. day Thermometer 66 at 7 oclock. Frank began catting wheat here in the afternoon. The woman and boy from Cherry Grove here again to stay all night.