5034_4-2-1

Monday July 1st 1918 Dominion Day

Wind blowing hard from South this morn rained heavily in the night. Rain came in under the veranda door. The weather clears tho the wind continues to blows and the waves are rolling high and beating against the shore. The clouds are running to the North this morning, and the swaying bowing bending of the trees all in motion. V can't work on the barn this day on account of wind tho he did work some after Jim came. Jim didn't go home this eve a picnic Brophy's point Samy went accompanied by Miss Langley a dance at night.

Tuesday 2nd July 1918

A very good day all day. V & Jim worked on barn all day JD turned the cows in the orchard after milking in morning. V and I watch them to keep them out from the door yard and destroying Emmas flower bed. Edith has to trot after them nearly every ten minutes. After dinner Edith goes visiting to Louise Niles then Emma has to trot every time I say "There the cows are eating your dahlias. Edgar Niles came over for Emma to go to their house visiting and tomorrow pm they are going to Allen's St Lawrence corners to a dance. Emma went. Jim Morgan goes home after he ate supper

Jan 5 1907

Sold butter 25 cts per lb 10 $2,50 " " 28 " " 19 $5,13 " " 25 " 8 Honey 22 sections

May 2 Sold butter 3 lbs-5lb " 8 " " S.D. Woodman

Debt

owe bank paid $47.00 " R 25 " R again for hay 25 owe $7.00 on piano $10

5 Jan 1907

Feb 1st

Soap ,25 Rolled wheat ,15 letter tablet 10 Envelopes 5 paid a note to Massay Harriss $8,2 olive oil ,07 Box sodas ,25 Ginger & pepper ,20 two boxes cow brand ,10 mustard ,05 Gin ,70 [illegible] ,36 mittens 1,05 subscribed Herald 1,00 peanuts 10 Tobaco ,35 beef 35 2 cards 20 paid in bank $18,50 paid J Sppor 9,00 Sand bay school tax 1,42 Tax on Lindas 1,43 Gin 85 treating 36 Pipe 1,00