Diary of Rev Edward Stevens

1882, January 14, Saturday 

Mr Montagu called. Webb drove Mrs Elley and Frank to Banbury the latter to have his hair cut. They brought Mr Elley out.

Visited Ann Fox. Henry Bishop called this evening. I paid him for coals £1.10 and 12/- for cartage – total £2.2.0. On Dec 17 I paid him £1.0.8 for coals and 8/- for cartage, total £1.8.8.

Thomas Green’s baby Francis Thomas died on Wednesday and was buried today.

1882, January 15, Sunday

Mrs Shelswell has been very ill during the past 10 days, but is getting better. I called to enquire after Church this morning but did not go in.

Visited Thomas Holland, Mary Hone and Jane Legge. Did not go out in evening, my cold not being gone.

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