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Category Archives: Grace Fisher
June 23, 1932
Thurs., 23 Morning devotions. Grace getting ready for a trip to Concord. Ben comes at 8-30. He & Grace leave at 9 o’clock. Write cousin Fay. Letters from Anna & Sister Helen, also Earl Kelley. Wilma sweeps & dusts the … Continue reading
Posted in 1932 Ella, Anna Fisher Metcalf, Benjamin Fisher, DIARIES, From the H. Sheldon Museum, Grace Fisher, Helen Fisher Smith, Henrietta Fisher Field, PEOPLE, Ruth Fisher, Sister Helen Simonds
Tagged Cousin Fay, devotions, Earl Kelly, housework, letters, mending, Ruth's illness, State Hospital Concord N.H., weather, Wilma
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June 22, 1932
Wed., 22 Morning devotions. Get dinner. Fix a smock for Grace & do other mending. Send pension check to the Bank, notice to the P.M. Send for a road map. Send check to Lillian Ainsworth. (in the Accounts in … Continue reading
Posted in 1932 Ella, DIARIES, Frank Tuttle, From the H. Sheldon Museum, Grace Fisher, Karl Field, PEOPLE
Tagged calls, church, devotions, food, letters, map, Mayland Bristol, mending, money, sewing, Versecraft, weather, Wightman Melton
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June 18, 1932
Sat., 18 Morning devotions. A warm day in the sun. Grace has many customers. Make a rhubarb pie. Strawberry shortcake for dinner. Housework & dishes. A little mending. Lovely on the porch in the morning & I do some of … Continue reading
June 17, 1932
Fri., 17 Morning devotions. A nice day. Housework and dinner. Finish the ironing & keep busy. Write Walter Davenport in answer to his invitation to attend N.A.P.A. at Montpelier. Attend the dedication of an elm tree on McDonough Park. To … Continue reading
Posted in 1932 Ella, DIARIES, From the H. Sheldon Museum, Grace Fisher, PEOPLE
Tagged D.A.R., devotions, elm tree dedication, food, Gussie Norton, housework, ironing, letters, McDonough Park, Mrs. Dan Donnelly, Mrs. Herrick, Mrs. Thorne, N.A.P.A., Shirley Farr, Walter Davenport, weather
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June 16, 1932
Thurs., 16 Morning devotions. A cloudy day. Get dinner with a strawberry shortcake. Dumas irons & puts up curtains, does dishes, etc. I help on the ironing. Feeling tired after yesterday. Henrietta comes. She has attended Helen Cowles Bennett funeral … Continue reading
June 14, 1932
Tues., 14 Rainy morning. Morning devotions. Dumas washes, clothes dry. Grace & I attend a D.A.R. meeting with Miss Vidito at the State School. Tuttle furnishes transportation and we take in Mrs. Herrick. Miss Hewitt of Castleton Normal talks, also … Continue reading
Posted in 1932 Ella, Benjamin Fisher, DIARIES, Dumas, Frank Tuttle, From the H. Sheldon Museum, Gertrude Fisher Thomas, Grace Fisher, PEOPLE
Tagged Castleton Normal School, clothes, D.A.R., devotions, Grace D.A.R. Regent, Grace's flowers, letters, Miss Hewitt, Miss Vidito, Mrs. Herrick, Mrs. Vander Hought, washing, weather
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June 12, 1932
Sun., 12 No devotions. Part of a service from Montreal. The machine broke down & silence ensued. Get a chicken dinner. The Coteys come for an afternoon call. Fred’s wife & young Austin Booth’s wife & Mrs. Will, Mrs. Vander … Continue reading
