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V and Emma pick berries in pm. Drove to dock
for flour and calf feed. A sick yearling dont know
what ailed her. The heifer died. R here in evening.
O I've got to write letters. I dont like the job
especialy to Helen W but she is a good old soul.
If I had lots of leisure time I would like to write
to Charlotte Gibson but have too any way.
V drove to dock for calf meal and flour 50 lbs
Well! I see I've written the above twice but no matter till all
right.

Friday 25 June 1915
Another fine day. V skinned the heifer and discovered
that she had been hooked which caused an inflamation.
V hoed in garden nearly all day. I received a letter from Grace
which I read aloud at the dinner table to V wherein she
relates that Bob Wells Sr has lost his job as first mate and Bert &
Maud had just returned from Potsdam. V sent Rube berries
to Rube by John Lynton who had been to the factory &
drove in here to work for V but V sent him home with
the berries for fear they might not keep well.