September 1929

Sept 1929

 

7  Choir practice at night. Ellice over.

 

8  Lovely day. Out doors nearly all day. Had three car rides. Was down to shore in evening. Quite a crowd down there to-day. Roy and Lorne up and gave us a drive.

 

9  Not feeling extra well. Went to Hunter River for my lower teeth. Stayed at Jamie’s all night. Mrs. Bonnell came over from St. John.

 

10  Cloudy and rained a little, heavy thunder storm at night. Came home with Bobby. Sewing.

 

11  Perfect morning after the rain.

 

12  Fine. Institute night at Fenners. We were on lunch committee. Big meeting tired.

 

13  Sewing, tired all day. Getting ready for a trip up west.

 

14  Went to O’Leary. Had a dandy road. Cecil, Leona, Reana, Neil and Louis Pauline & myself & dinner. Had dinner at Lizzies, supper at Perleys. Called at Roys and Uncle Jimmy Dennis’s. Stayed at Jims all night. Pictures.

 

15  Poured rain all night and part of forenoon. Left about 3:30. Came home by Ellerslie, Tyne Valley, and Port Hill. Called at Aunt Alices. Got home about seven. Tired but had a dandy time.

16  Just a perfect day. Had school fair. Lorraine got 1st prize for her bread. Pauline for mixed bouquet. Anita got home from Hampshire.

 

17  Very warm all day. Baking & ironing. Peeled a lot of apples for pies. Ernest & I went to Frank Andrews for plough share. Mrs Wyand Blanch, Irene & Ethel & Margaret here this evening.

 

18  Rained all day. Baked pies and nut and orange loaves. Mr Green here working at the tank in the celler. Every body very tired to-night. Side very sore.

 

19  Still pouring rain and the Good Roads Convention did not come out for the luncheon so we have had lots of pies to-day. Tired. Rena Neil here all day.

 

20  Lovely and fine tho’ cool. Mother got home from her Nova Scotia trip. The Brintons here for tea. Anna & I went to Wyands to practice. May & Alex up.

 

21  Nice day. Went to Town with Alex’s. Had a nice day. Finished picking beans. Wyands out at night. Irene stayed.

 

22  Just a lovely day. Maud came in afternoon. Alvin Webb and Miss Phillips came too and three other cars came from