Had a little shower about noon
Shot a wood chuck today
Alice Bristol called this A.M.
Mrs. Evans called this P.M. and Genie Hall stayed to supper-
Clara went to Ithaca
Leroy Hall cultivated the corn.
Mother has been good today.
55 year old widow, Irene Dolton (nee Smith), kept a diary while living in Ludlowville, NY with Mother & Aunty in 1936.
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Friday, July 4, 2014
Friday, July 3, 1936
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Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Thursday, July 2, 1936
plesant all day
Raining at 10-30 this evening
Done up the washing while Clara took Mother to Ithaca
Shot at^ woodchucks this P.M.
Harry hoed the potatoes & fixed a little run for Aunty's chickens and put chickens wire in garden to keep woodchucks from beans and they bothered all afternoon-
Harry left for home 11-30 A.M.
Iliff and Mildred came to pay Aunty for wheat.
*Mother bad all day.
^This is double underlined in the diary entry. Must be Irene was trying to scare the woodchucks away, rather than kill them.
*This line is written vertically up the left hand side of the diary entry.
Raining at 10-30 this evening
Done up the washing while Clara took Mother to Ithaca
Shot at^ woodchucks this P.M.
Harry hoed the potatoes & fixed a little run for Aunty's chickens and put chickens wire in garden to keep woodchucks from beans and they bothered all afternoon-
Harry left for home 11-30 A.M.
Iliff and Mildred came to pay Aunty for wheat.
*Mother bad all day.
^This is double underlined in the diary entry. Must be Irene was trying to scare the woodchucks away, rather than kill them.
*This line is written vertically up the left hand side of the diary entry.
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Monday, June 23, 2014
Tuesday, June 23, 1936
plesant all day
Done the washing today and see a woodchuck in the garden eating carrotts this afternoon-
He ran and I wasted a shot at him and I then chopped burdocks about the corn house so I could see him to get a shot at him-
Had new lettuce from the garden for tea
Mother was pretty good today-
Done the washing today and see a woodchuck in the garden eating carrotts this afternoon-
He ran and I wasted a shot at him and I then chopped burdocks about the corn house so I could see him to get a shot at him-
Had new lettuce from the garden for tea
Mother was pretty good today-
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