the life and times of an Central New York family, starting in 1914.
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Showing posts with label Roswell. Show all posts
Thursday Feb. 19, 1914
A fine day thawed between 12 and two but only out of the wind, a cold raw wind all day. Mora went down with Avis after some buttermilk when they came home from school. Maud went to school too. Sidney did not go to meeting tonight as he was very tired. Susie came over with her baby to get her things and paid $2.00 for same, she staid to dinner said Mosaline was sick and also Chas. Dick. Claud Burt stopped this evening and paid for the boraxine. Gene Porter came down to see what to do to releive the earache, said Agnes had had it nearly all day. Lillian has felt bad all afternoon. Sidney sent a letter to the firm and also sent for some medicine. Roswell worked with them this p.m.
Tuesday Feb. 3rd, 1914
This has been a lovely day sun shone nearly all day. [page ripped] quite a large washing beside various other work. Sidney has a hard cold in his head altho he went to work, came home to dinner and then went back again. Roswell helped them split wood this p.m. Maud went to school today. Mora has been sick in bed all day. Memphis went up to [page ripped] almost dark for some olive oil, gone about 20 minutes. Mora rec'd a letter from Eleanor and I one from LeRoy about two goats, they sell one alone for $6.00, or a pr. for $10.00.
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