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over shoes 2,00 drinks 10 cts 12 gallons, Kerosine 1,50 bolts ,05 codfish 48 cheese ,21 brooms ,25 Yeast cakes ,05 2 bottles ink ,10 6 papers pins ,12 12 safety pins ,13 drawers for V ,50 Grass seed 4,00 1 dressing comb ,15 1 box matches ,15 from corners 10 lbs sugar ,50 " " molasses ,40 1 string of sleigh bells 2,00 4 Feb Spent in Watertown 6,30 27 Groceries 1,38 Gin. He said it was ,25 cts but probably more ,25 Horse shoeing 1,00 syrup from Kingston ,50 sugar ,50 McLures magazine 1,00

groceries ,40 groceries ,49 olive oil ,25 porter ,20 1 bottle pickled olives ,20 1 bottle Barter ,10 b snuff ,05 cocoa ,10 chocolate ,10 pastry sugar ,30 5 lbs sugar ,25 " " granulaed ,30 a card of needles ,10 letter tablet ,10 dry goods from Laidlaws 2,15 Gin ,75 tin ware ,20 cloth for quilt ,50 horse blister ,75 horse keeping ,15 sugar 30 Paid Rachel $20,00 Mauds rubbers ,50 stockins ,25 yeast cakes ,10

smoked herin ,15 1 fish ,35 tobaco ,35 tin pans ,24 Rubber boots cedit 1500 Telephone " 15,00 Boat fare 25 snuff 05 peppermint 10 2 bottles electric oil 50 Borax 10 10 sugar 50 sodas 25 Ginger 25 matting 2,25 Groceries ,50 Table cloth ,98 seeds from Park ,25 Envelopes ,05

4 May 1907 Groceries 1,59 Boat fare 25 two corsets covers ,50 tulip plant ,25

Wednesday July 3rd 1918 A very cool morning and clouding up fast, very strange weather for 3rd July. V turned the cows in again this morning. pm I watch cows pick over beans. Edith getting dinner. phoned to Weir for Tea & Coffee. Jim Samy & V working on barn E ran to post box with letters to Bernie Watson. Edith drove the cows back twice before nine Oclock and has to find wood to get dinner with. O such work!

Letting the Tea & Coffee be all used up and say nothing and she going to St Lawrence store.

Thursday 4th July 1918 A fine day. Grace, Margaret, Robert, Isabel, Bert, Maud and Hubert came this a.m.

Friday 5 July 1918 A very fine day. V and Jim working on barn. Emma not home. Van came over in pm. river very Quiet. Van drank cider. Heard Joe is coming home to stay.

Saturday 6 July 1918 A bright breezy morning, cool and fine. Emma not home yet. Grace doing all the work, cooking and waiting on the table. Voltie, Jim Morgan & Samy Woodman here working on the barn. Every one busy. One cow jumped in here. Edith and Isabel drove her out. mopping cleaning baking going on