100 Years Ago
Monday, May 27, 1912, 5.30 AM. Ther. 64. 82. 76. =74
Clear S.E.3. The "song birds" are eating all our cherries. The Gov. Wood* had more than usual on. Drove out to Cemetery AM. Find Snider boys have cleaned up Hildreth lot. Tom Talbott is breaking piece N of fairground. I got home before noon. Tue spent P.M. at H.G's.** As before said they are living in E.H. Clark's house N.E. Mon & 4 where they have no rent to pay. Part cloudy day self remain at home feeling rather worse than common. Phebe went to Frances after supper. Tue called on back St. till 9 P.M. The city authorities seem to be examining library lot and incidentally (perhaps) my premises. They made not report. Lightening N.W. at night, and many other reliable signs of rain. Electric light people read meter (389.000) This is my reading as I was not present when Miller was here. Gobed 10 P.M.
*hestofbooks.com/gardening-horticulture/Journal-8/The-Governor-Wood-Cherry.html
**Henry Gramesly
125 Years Ago
Friday, May 27, 1887 6.30 A.M. Ther. 58. 78. 60.
Clear some cloudy P.M. N.W. wind Young comes early and mows yard and hillside. Boys continue to rob our berry patch. Tue and Delia take up carpet in hall in afternoon and tear off old paper. The silkworms are so much trouble from having no place to keep them that I may have to let them go. The alumni meeting was tonight at Fackln's. Tue did not go. Gobed 9 P.M.
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