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October 18, 1932
Tues., 18 Morning devotions. Dumas washes but cannot hang the clothes as it rains all day. Have a choking spell at noon. How can I avoid them? Penwomen meet with Mrs. Carrol Langdon. An enthusiastic meeting, very nice refreshments. Mr. … Continue reading
Posted in 1932 Ella, DIARIES, Dumas, Frank Tuttle, From the H. Sheldon Museum, Grace Fisher, Hattie Newman Fisher, Helen Fisher Smith, PEOPLE, Poems
Tagged choking spell, devotions, Frank Warner, letters, Mrs. Carrol Langdon, Mrs. Hoyt, Penwomen's League, poem for Mrs. Haller", washing, weather
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October 16, 1932
Sun., 16 Cold better, having fought it. Grace takes a S.S. class. I put dinner on the kitchen table & wash the dishes. Ben & family, Henrietta & Warner come in on their way to a picnic in the foothills. … Continue reading
Posted in 1932 Ella, Anna Fisher Metcalf, Benjamin Fisher, DIARIES, From the H. Sheldon Museum, Gertrude Fisher Thomas, Grace Fisher, Helen Fisher Smith, Henrietta Fisher Field, PEOPLE, Warner Field
Tagged "Poems on Trees", calls, church, food, letters, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Jones, picnic, weather
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October 14, 1932
Fri., 14 Morning static. Helen getting ready for her journey. She goes to Buffalo at noon, on the first lap of her journey to Pasadena. Grace goes to Brandon. Mrs. Cotey treats my aching feet. I think she made a … Continue reading
October 13, 1932
Thurs., 13 Morning devotions. Poor. Dumas helping. Grace frosts the cakes. Helen makes the sandwiches. I do a little of everything and nothing. Our card party comes afternoon. Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. Goodere, whom I entertain, “ Jones, … Continue reading
Posted in 1932 Ella, DIARIES, Dumas, From the H. Sheldon Museum, Grace Fisher, Henrietta Fisher Field, PEOPLE, Sister Helen Simonds
Tagged card party, Clara Goodere, devotions, entertainment, food, foot trouble, George, Mary Ross, Mrs. Benton, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. Goodere, Mrs. Jones, pears, weather
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October 12, 1932
Wed. 12 Static & unsatisfactory devotions. Make a custard pie for dinner and an apple pie for to-morrow, also an apple sauce cake and a chocolate cake and cupcakes. Miss Knapp of Brattleboro calls to see Helen. A supper … Continue reading
Posted in 1932 Ella, DIARIES, From the H. Sheldon Museum, Grace Fisher, PEOPLE, Sister Helen Simonds
Tagged calls, church, Columbus Day, comings and goings, devotions, food, Lou's son born, Miss Knapp, musicale, static, tired!
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October 10, 1932
Mon. 10 Morning devotions. Poor service. Grace gets up early and makes funeral pieces for Russel Bristol’s funeral. He is buried to-day. Henrietta takes Helen & me to ride, we go to Weybridge Monument via Quaker Village and return by … Continue reading
Posted in 1932 Ella, DIARIES, From the H. Sheldon Museum, Grace Fisher, Helen Fisher Smith, Henrietta Fisher Field, PEOPLE, Sister Helen Simonds
Tagged "Children's Aid", devotions, Grace's flowers, letters, money, obituary, ride, Russel Bristol, Versecraft, weather, Weybridge Monument Lemon Fair
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October 9, 1932
Sun., 9 Grace attends church. I get a chicken dinner. Henrietta is invited to the State School as Miss Gagnon’s guest. She stays to dinner & supper. Karl goes after her & eats his frugal supper at at (sic) our … Continue reading
