Irene Dixon Bamford

Saturday 4th March 1905 A snowy blustering morning wind North. Voltie dont go to Kingston nor any where else. roads are again drifted full, clears off at noon but the wind blows. Charley Woodman here to have his hair cut and brings an invitation for V & M to attend a party at A Berries. Voltie drove over for Maud, she relates all about the party and her visit to addas. We read till 11 pm. Roseveldt's [sic] inauguration day.

Sunday 5 March 1905 Cloudy again to day. Wind North, an awful depth of snow on the ground. 1/2 past 11 am and no visitors, we like a quiet sabath. I have just finished reading "The Light of Asia" by Sir Edwin Arnold a masterpiece of the mind. I wish I could get his biography. Maud asleep on the lounge. Voltie at the shop. Wells Sr paring potatoes for dinner. The day passed quietly, no visitors. I write a letter to Grace