May & June 1926
28 Finer to-day. Ernest sawed wheat and planted one acre of early potatoes. Housecleaned the big room. Church meeting to-night.
29 Finer and a little warmer but wind still NE. Icebergs in Northern Atlantic, the cause of such cold wind. Lorraine had a small party. Baseball started and a few cars out to-night, also Montague.
30 Sunday. Lovely day, no preaching. Cecil & Mother down and Avalah. Austin & wife here in evening. Henry Douces 4 youngsters lost and found again.
31 Lovely day, the first warm day we have had. Ernest sowed back fields and started shore field. Finished washing bed clothes and did a little gardening. Play at Stanley to-night. Anita & Thyra went with Geo & Nellie.
June 1st Lovely day all day. Sowed shore field. Putting out manure for mangles after tea I was over to Anna’s this evening.
2nd Fine most of day. Little shower in afternoon. Put out manure for mangels. Eaton order came. The last of snow gone down by brook below barn. Lots back in woods.
3 Fine but blowing a gale. Reuel and Pauline out this morning. Mr. Webster & Billy Prowse out. Keith at Wesley’s. Cleaned dining room, sowed mangles.
4 Fine but blowing a gale and wind cold. K. harrowing pond field. Ernest planted beans and a garden stuff and digging in garden. Planted cucumbers to-night.
5 Great day all day. Keith harrowing. Ernest digging in garden. Anna brought over a piece of cod fish.
6 Cloudy and rained a little. Preaching at night. Nellie here to dinner. Marion’s birthday. Mrs Norman Ramsay buried this afternoon. Mother & Cecil to funeral.
7 Glorious rain, very warm. Grain up wonderful for the short time it has been in. Washed. Bob & Jennie up this evening.
8 Lovely warm rain in forenoon. Cecil & Keith went to town for chickens. Went up to Mother’s for a little while this evening.
9 Finished sowing. I went to Institute Convention with Mrs. JR Stewart and Clarice. Mother came. Tired.
10 Got home from Convention to-night very tired but have had a wonderful time. Reception at the home of Leiut. Gov. & Mrs. Heartz. Very elaborate.
11 Setting out strawberry plants. Ernest spread
