the life and times of an Central New York family, starting in 1914.
Showing posts with label Clay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clay. Show all posts
Friday October 22, 1915
Fair. Children went to school. Bell came p.m., she has a bad cold. I rec'd a card from Sidney, mailed at Clay.
Tuesday August 31, 1915
Fair p.m., cloudy a.m. Sidney started for Granby 7 a.m. by way of Clay, where he left the scroll. Mora came home 10 a.m., went back 4:30 p.m., carried Letta some string beans. Bell came 6 p.m., brought a little pail of buttermilk, she had a wheelbarrow full of loveset and smartweed to take up to House's. Maud wheeled it up for her and Mrs. House gave her a muskmelon. Also gave one to Bell. We had a nice mess of succotash for supper.
Wednesday August 18, 1915
Cold. some are wearing overcoats to factory. Got 15c a can of red cross, off Mr. Wilson. Sold 8 eggs, 22c. Sidney got home about noon, having walked from Clay. Bell called a.m. Sidney cut brush about 2 hours. He brought home a few black currants from over the lake.
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