Sunday January 10, 1915

Another mild day. Sidney, Mora and Maud went to S.S and preaching, a large crowd to meeting.

Saturday January 9, 1915

Nice day, not cold. I rec'd a birthday card from Adell. Sidney mailed his report, also 100 names to Rural New York. Will Smith and family sent the evening with us. I made Maud a blue wool dress trimmed with red braid. Sidney got a cord of wood off Claud Dick for .75c delivered.

Friday January 8, 1915

A little colder, snowed just a little. Sidney woked on ice all day. Mora and Maud at school. Rec'd a Salyer cat. I am 35 years old.

Thursday January 7, 1915

Rained all night but cleared this morning, very mild thawy day. Sidney got feed this a.m. helped Clint p.m. with his ice. Mora and Maud went to school.

Wednesday January 6, 1915

Very mild a.m. rainy p.m. snow is going with a rush today. Sidney helped Pat this a.m. finished up. Mora and Maud went to school. Maud went to store, got a loaf of bread for Mrs. Dainis and she gave her a pkg. of gum. I sent some herbs for Lydia's baby. Sidney went to mill but it was closed. I rec'd a birthday card from Aunt A. R. Raymond. I made Mora's new dress and baked bread. Sidney rec'd a letter from the company.

Tuesday January 5, 1915

Pleasant mild day, thawed a little in middle of day. Sidney cut wood with Pat again. Mora and Maud went to school, forgot to bring their dinner pail home. I sent Mrs. Boots a can of higdon.

Monday January 4, 1915

Clear, pleasant, thawed some on the south side of the house. Sidney cut wood at P. Maruney's. Mora and Maud went to school. Rev. Mitchel came eve. staid until 10 p.m. We had a very good visit with him, he is an interesting talker alright.

Sunday January 3, 1915

Bright sunny day, cold last night but got considerable warmer before morning. Sidney, Mora and Maud went to S.S and preaching, only a very few present. Mrs. Boots and Mrs. Smith came and spent the evening. Clarence Porter came to get some pickles.

Saturday January 2, 1915

Quite stormy. Mora eat breakfast before coming home this morning from Boots's. Sidney went to the mill and store.

Friday January 1, 1915

A beautiful day. Sidney finished sawing his poles and it is splendid wood. We had roast duck, it was rolling fat. Mora has gone to stay with Mrs. Boots. Mora and Mrs. Smith came down to have Sidney go up and show them the scroll, he went and said the children cried constantly.