1894, May 27, Sunday
Fine. Bell called to see Mrs Shelswell after church this afternoon. She had somewhat recovered from her relapse but was still in bed.
Fine. Bell called to see Mrs Shelswell after church this afternoon. She had somewhat recovered from her relapse but was still in bed.
Took Penny Bank and Clothing Club at schol at 12. Mr Cluff took Library at 7. I was busy painting doors in dining room. Drove Bell to Sibford Heath and round by Pig & Whistle. Called at William Webb’s. Saw Mrs Webb and Charlotte.
Rain in afternoon. Continued painting. House in great disorder. “Spring fever.”
Rain. Some thunder yesterday and today. Sent R Sabin with horse and cart to Heath to bring a load of sawdust for Ruby to lie on. Straw cannot be got and is not good for her. Rev A Mosley, Mrs Moseley. Her sister and two of his nieces called. They had been to see Compton Wynyates.
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