Category Archives: Grace Fisher

December 15, 1933

Posted on December 15, 2018 by Mary F C Pratt

Fri., 15 Morning devotions. A cold night. Cloudy & snow falling. No letters for me. I finish the table pad. Work a little pasting booklets. Write a few cards in the evening. My cold continues but I think it will … Continue reading →

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December 14, 1033

Posted on December 14, 2018 by Mary F C Pratt

Thurs., 14 Morning devotions. I am “under the weather” with a cold but glad that I did not stay in bed. Crotchet halfway around the table pad. Ruth insists on doing nearly everything. Grace also has a cold. She goes … Continue reading →

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DECEMBER 10, 1933

Posted on December 10, 2018 by Mary F C Pratt

Sun., 10 A cold night. The sun comes out & shines on the beautiful frosted sitting-room window. Ruth does most of the work. Grace attend (sic) church & S.S. Goes down at night with Mr. Day. I write Hattie, … Continue reading →

Posted in 1933 Ella, DIARIES, From the H. Sheldon Museum, Gertrude Fisher Thomas, Grace Fisher, Hattie Newman Fisher, Helen Fisher Smith, PEOPLE, Ruth Fisher | Tagged bonfire, church, Dorothy Canfield, housework, letters, Mr. Day, nap, weather | Leave a comment

December 7, 1933

Posted on December 7, 2018 by Mary F C Pratt

Thurs., 7 Morning devotions. The same kind of day as yesterday. Make a custard pie for dinner. Grace goes to Burlingotn with Marie Warner. Goes to the hospital to see Helen. Dr. & Mrs. Collins call. Lawrence comes to … Continue reading →

Posted in 1933 Ella, DIARIES, From the H. Sheldon Museum, Grace Fisher, PEOPLE, Sister Helen Simonds | Tagged Burlington, calls, crotchet, devotions, Dr. & Mrs. Collins, electric oven troubles, food, Lawrence, Marie Warner, Mary Fletcher hospital, poetry manuscript, Sister Helen sick, weather | Leave a comment

December 6, 1933

Posted on December 6, 2018 by Mary F C Pratt

Wed., 6 Morning devotions. Rain in the night & a morning so dark we have to work by electricity. Look over spinach. Make an old fashioned apple pie. Lawrence puts in a new bed piece in the electric oven … Continue reading →

Posted in 1933 Ella, Ashton Fisher, DIARIES, Frank Tuttle, From the H. Sheldon Museum, Grace Fisher, Henrietta Fisher Field, Karl Field, PEOPLE, Sister Helen Simonds | Tagged Ashton's grave, D.A.R., darkness, devotions, electric oven troubles, food, Lawrence, Mrs. Herrick, ride, Sister Helen sick, weather | Leave a comment

December 4, 1933

Posted on December 4, 2018 by Mary F C Pratt

Mon., 4 Morning devotions. Snowing. After a time, the sun comes out. The snow melts & is gone. I have the privilege of washing the dinner dishes which seems good. I enjoy it. Ruth goes down town after dinner. … Continue reading →

Posted in 1933 Ella, DIARIES, From the H. Sheldon Museum, Grace Fisher, PEOPLE, Poems, Ruth Fisher | Tagged butternuts, calls, crotchet, devotions, down town, housework, magazines, Mrs. Porter, Ryder girl, short sentences!, weather | Leave a comment

December 3, 1933

Posted on December 3, 2018 by Mary F C Pratt

Sun., 3 Cold abating, tho I am not feeling good. Dark. Rain in the air. Grace attends church & S.S. Ruth helping everywhere. Three rugs from No. Adams. Ream of paper from Tuttle Co. Wings (?) & American Poetry … Continue reading →

Posted in 1933 Ella, Anna Fisher Metcalf, Benjamin Fisher, DIARIES, From the H. Sheldon Museum, Gertrude Fisher Thomas, Grace Fisher, PEOPLE, Ruth Fisher, Sister Helen Simonds | Tagged "American Poetry Journal", church, Dr. Fosdick, letters, Mr. Day, North Adams Rug Co., radio sermon, sick, Tuttle Co., weather | Leave a comment