Category Archives: 1895

1 Fri A cold SE snow storm commenced in the night and snowed most of the day. It rained some about noon and took off some of the snow. I think it snowed all of six inches. The temperature registering … Continue reading →

1 Tue Cloudy and cold with a SW wind. We was home all day. Some little cold showers of rain through the day. Harden and Fred dug potatoes alone in fournoon. In the afternoon, two men from the Province, two … Continue reading →

1 Sun Fred took Father and Mother home. (written at top of page) Some clouds and cool with a NW wind. We was home all day. Fred took his father and mother home today. They have been here a week. … Continue reading →

August 1895 1 Thu Cloudy and cool with a SE wind. I was quite shivery through the day. Fred had L.H. Fulton today hauling manure in the orchard to make preparations to plough among the trees this fall. Myself and … Continue reading →

July 1895 1 Mon Cloudy and cold with a NW wind. Some quite heavy showers. George York was here to dinner and got some turnips. F.A. Blackden drove over to West Ridge this afternoon and brought Mrs. Owen Blackden and … Continue reading →

June 1895 1 Sat Mostly clear and warm with a NW wind. We was home all day. I was doing chores. L.H. Fulton and F.A. Blackden was working in their foller today till four o’clock then Fred and wife went … Continue reading →

–May 1895 1 Wed Clear and cold with a NW wind. We was home all day. We was cleaning the house again today for the summer. I sent out 13 1/2 doz of eggs to York & Luce today by … Continue reading →

April 1895 1 Mon Mostly clear and cool with a NW wind. Samuel Boone went up to L.H. Fulton’s this afternoon. F A. Blackden went away early this morning out to Keay’s to work. Len Bartley came up this morning. … Continue reading →

March 1895 1 Fri Cloudy and cool with a NE wind. The temperature registering from 26 to 52 degrees above zero. The snow melted and run of of the buildings very fast all the afternoon. The funeral of James Giberson … Continue reading →

–February 1895 1 Fri Some clouds and cold with a SE wind. L.H. Fulton helped me to pick up 10 bbls of potatoes this morning and took them out to the Station at Mars Hill and brought me twelve dollars. … Continue reading →