June 1945
23 42A. The Baptist Association met in Charlottetown this weekend. Pauline & Co and Ralph & Marie came out for the evening and brought me home. Had ice-cream.
24 S. A perfect morning and not so cold. Washed this morning and most of ironing is finished up.
25 Mr Smith up. Anita and Mr Allen have gone over to Cemetery to cut grass on Aunt Mauds grave. Earl is slipping up on his job. Looks like rain to-night.
26 A miserable damp cold day. Dad & Anita and some of the men working at the linoleum in the Club House. Its been quite a struggle. The Bakers came 25th.
27 Finished the linoleum and liner[?] to-day. Very few moving around. Enids operation was Monday the 25th. No news. George McCoubrey has cut our Cottage in two and built another one. All trains being used to get our soldiers and Airmen home so travelling from Toronto to PEI is almost out of the question.
30 Donna Marilyn Vessey arrived in Ottawa and alls well with Mother and baby. Pauline and Terry came to stay a couple of days.
July 1 Had 52 playing Golf to-day. A lovely day.
2 Another lovely day and holiday. Got the wire from Harold this afternoon telling of the arrival of the 7 pound baby girl. Pauline and Anita got a few wild strawberries. Heber and the Stewarts out.
July 1945
3 Washed and got clothes in before the rain. Eric White and another Airman here for the night. We went to Rustico and watched the sun set on our way home.
4 A perfect day. Anita took car to S. Side and Una came up with me for the day. We all went to Rustico to see the play “Peg.” Twas good. Not much happened the rest of week. Anita keeps the table in straw-berries. Letters from Lorraine telling us that alls well and Donna is very lovely.
8 S. Pauline & Heber & Terry & Jean & Elmer came along in the afternoon, Twas a lovely day and a lot of people around. The Vessey & Malletts up from York. Eric and Marion had sandwiches & tea with us on the lawn.
9 Terry 1 year old to-day and he has flu. We had expected them out to-morrow. Washed in morning. Anita went to Park Corner of Chester Ida & David Macdonald. Pretty tired to-night.
10 A lovely day. Little David a darling wee lad. Quite a number around. Rained in the night.
11 Another lovely day. Anita took Macdonald family to Hunter River. They are going to visit the Macdonald families. A terrific gale this afternoon and in fact every day. Not very pleasant at the shore these days. Everyone tired when night comes.
14 Busy day. We took Sadie Clark and her father to Town in the evening. Mrs MacNeill very sick.
