1876

January

Saturday 1

John F. Field

City of Cork

Ireland

March

Friday 31

This morning I rose with a determination to see Bethel Hill before night so tonight I am stoping to the Bethel House. Looks quite the same as when I attended school here 4 years ago.

April

Saturday 1

Tonight I am at home again. Had a suit of clothes cut and other business done and started for home at twelve oclock.

Sunday 2

A splendid day. Bro. Sprague is with us today to tea. Moses & Lottie are here too.

Monday 3

Signs of a storm tonight. The Reform Club hold a meeting in the Hall tonight. A large attendance.

Monday 10

Sent ten dollars by Bro. Hannaford to deposite in the Auburn Savings Bank.

Thursday 20

Another birthday has come around today. I find myself twenty-fore years old; if time and health continue with me I shall soon be an old man may my life be useful; and not a blank.

May

Friday 12

Finished hauling dressing on Goulds today put 42 loads on I acre

Sunday 14

Am sick today so did not go to church the first sabath I have not attended church for more than one year when at home

Monday 15

Been at work to home today. Broke our cart axle but as we have good neighbors we had one given us so we were soon at it again.

Tuesday 16

Am some tired to-night the first pleasant day we have had I think since this month came in

Wednesday 17

A splendid day to day Father sowed one piece of Oats on Gould’s today rather cold and backward for the time of year but grass will soon grow.

Thursday 18

Circle over to Wm Marstons tonight but being some tired I thought I would not go. Father has been ploughing for potatoes on the Capt’s today.

Tuesday 23

Tonight I am setting up with Greenleaf. He is a very sick man some crazy.

Wednesday 24

Mr. Averill is some better this morning.

Thursday 25

A pleasant day. David and I finished up the Spring’s work on Gould’s today being five days later than last year.

Friday 26

Another pleasand day. Have been fixing fence planting the garden setting out trees &c. today. Father and David did Bro. Sprague’s work today. Mr. Pratt (S.W.) was here today.

Saturday 27

What nice weather we are having. Have planted two acres of potatoes today. John Newton and Eliah Averill worked for us today.

Sunday 28

Another Sabath day; a day of rest. Have been to Church all day. Mr. Parsons from Boston preached at five o’clock a splendid discord.

Monday 29

Have planted the corn today rather late but guess the fall will correspond with Spring as usual for we have the promise of seed-time and harvest; always.

Thursday 30

Have been hauling dressing today have got some tired of that kind of work. As we have got out 152 loads this Spring. Sowed our oats today.

Wednesday 31

Have been planting today. Circle up Mr. Stevens’ tonight but being tired I did not go.

June

Thursday 1

Firs day of Summer and a nice day too. Have been planting potatoes today.

Saturday 3

A nice summer day. Finished planting potatoes today. Re. Mr. Kendall is here tonight.

Sunday 4

Have been to church today some rainy so But few were out. Bro. Kendall from Newery preached two very good sermons.

Monday 5

Tonight finds us all three on B Hill camping in the old house. Drove up 21 head of cattle to pasture.

Wednesday 7

Broke the plow today and David has gone to Andover to get it fixed.

Saturday 10

Came home tonight has been some showery today and very warm.

Sunday 11

Mrs. Bigelow and Mrs. Greenleaf Averill were baptized this morning. Arthur Roberts married this evening, rather a singular day.

Monday 12

Tonight finds David and I on the old farm again. Father came up with us but has returned home.

Tuesday 13

Have been ploughing today. Signs of rain but guess it will blow up some dry weather. We got out five loads of dressing making 160 loads in all.

Wednesday 14

Have been plowing all day. Are in hopes to finish the field tommorrow.

Thursday 15

And we have finished it. Has been the warmest afternoon we have had this Summer.

Friday 16

Finished plowing today for this year. We are with Uncle Joe tonight. His family is all well.

Saturday 17

David and I went a fishing today down on the Cambrige river. Caut 81 in all that we brought home threw away some. Left of fishing at three and at seven am at home.

Sunday 18

No services held in our church today untill evening. So went to the other church. A Mr. Philips from Mass. Preached. A very smart man.

Monday 19

Tonight finds me in the old house on the old farm again. Am in hopes to get done here at present this week. Willie Pratt stoped with me tonight.

Tuesday 20

Have been harrowing today has been some rainy so I have not got along as well as I expected to. But will try and make it up tomorrow.

Wednesday 21

Sowed 8 Bu. of grain today. Has rained about every hour.

Thursday 22

Finished the five acre piece tonight and am as tired as I care to be after. Had a very heavy hard storm today at noon.

Friday 23

Finished harrowing in the buck wheat today and came home was glad to get through with the job.

Saturday 24

Quarterly meeting commenced with us today Bros. Gould and Brooks from Upton & Grafton are with us tonight also Uncle Henry and wife with two children and two Mrs. Douglases making in all quite a family but are glad to see them all.

Sunday 25

A beautiful day and have had a beautiful time.Edwin Caldwell was married this morning. The Elder preached an excelent sermonn today and so di Bro. Kendall from Newery; may God bless and prosper them.

Monday 26

A splendid day have been hoeing today on Goulds finished his for the first time. Uncles folks returned home this morning so did the rest of the folks.

Tuesday 27

Pleasant this morning and this evening is raining such is life full of changes. Have been hoeing potatoes at home today. Have got a small troter come along last Saturday.

Wednesday 28

Have been at work on the potatoes today. No new to write.

Thursday 29

Been on the road today all hands to work. Was sorry to hear today of the death of one of my old schoolmates and friend. George Rawson was killed by gass some way have not learned the particulars.

July

Saturday 1

This morning at three o’clock David and myself started for Upton to get the cattle out of the woods found them at last and half past eleven finds us at home willing to retire.

Sunday 2

Have been to church today. Has been a very warm day Went up on to Farmers Hill with Bro. Hannaford to a lecture. The school house was crowded full.

Monday 3

Have been hoeing today been some rainy but has cleared of pleasant for the celebration tomorrow.

Tuesday 4

The one hundreth birthday of our independence as a nation has come and gone just the same as any other day. Have been hoeing today as Andover celebrates with nothing but dances and horse racing.

Saturday 8

Father and mother went to Upton today to see how the cattle are getting along. Also to see the folks; pick strawberries &c.

Sunday 9

Have been to church. Bro. Sprague spoke to us his subject being the three Hebrew worthies. And a most splendid sermon it was too.

Monday 10

Some showery this afternoon and dreadful hot.

Tuesday 11

Another very h0ot day. Father and mother came home from Upton today. Finished hoeing today and have got to commence haying tomorrow if pleasant.

Wednesday 12

Commenced haying today also commenced haying one year ago today. Has been a very hot day being 92 ^o degrees in the shade but has been a splendid hay day. Hezekiah Hutchins married today.

Thursday 13

Another hot hay day. Got in two loads of hay today. Mr. Farnum Abbott died last night. I understand I have got a second cousin in Upton. Well they are a smart kind of people up there.

Friday 14

Have got four loads of hay out on Goulds all wet through for we had the smartest shower I think I ever saw.

Saturday 15

A splendid hay day got in three loads of hay today. Mr. Leysander Fuller was down today. Father paid him $3.38 in full of all demands against him to date. Got in five loads of hay this week.

Sunday 16

Another splendid day. Have been to church today. Mr. Dunham from Bryan’s Pond preached to us in the evening.

Wednesday 19

Very lively times here on the account of the election the Democrates claim the victory to night. (Error in Date)

Thursday 20

Has been very hot today 95^o in the shade. Finished haying on Gould’s today. Hervey is here tonight, came from Paris today. Paid 2.17 express bill for some scythe heads &c tonight.

Friday 21

A nice hay day today. Hervey commenced work this morning to make out the week.

Saturday 22

Got in five loads of hay today, mowed three. Hervey finished his two days job and I paid him $2.00 which satisfied him. Got in 21 loads of hay this week, making 26 in all.

Sunday 23

Rainy today have been oty church. Rev. Mr. Burbank of Rumford charge preached to us today tow very good sermons.

Thursday 27

Mother is unwell so I went up to Mr. Marston’s and secured her a hired maid hope she well heall right soon.

Saturday 29

Has been a poor week for haying have got eight loads this week making 34 in all Mr. Ezra Jewell was drowned today in Roxbury Pond.

Sunday 30

Have been to church today as usual. Rode over to the pond to see where Mr. Jewell was drowned.

Monday 31

David and I have been on White Cap today after blueberries. Had very good luck.

August

Tuesday 1

A splendid hay day have been down to the corner. There is a circus in the village but I am not there. Have got three loads of hay today.

Wednesday 2

Another splendid had day. Have got in 4 loads of hay today. They succeeded in finding Mr. Jewell’s body today. Having been in the water four days was some disfigured.

Thursday 3

A nice hay day today. Have got in seven big loads of hay today and have got five more out.

Friday 4

Nice hay weather. And we are improving it. Have got in four loads of hay have got five more to get in tomorrow if pleasant.

Saturday 5

Have had a splendid hay week since Monday which was rainy or dull. Have got in 22 loads of hay this week. Am intending to go to Upton next week hope we shall have as good a week there.

Sunday 6

Has been the hotest day we have had for the season; being 110^o at eleven o’clock. Rev. Mr. Pearson preached for Bro. H. today.

Monday 7

Commenced my days work at home and eleven o’clock at night finds me with a crew of men in Upton.

Saturday 12

Tonight finishes another weeks work and a good one too. Have got in 22 loads of hay this week. Have got in five days work on the hill.

Sunday 13

On next page Aug. 19 what is written should be here.

Monday 14

Lon and I arrived here at noon today.

Tuesday 15

Written this days account Aug. 22.

Wednesday 16

Have got in 9 load of hay this week so far.

Thursday 17

A pleasant day. Have got in 4 loads of hay today.

Friday 18

Have got in two loads of hay today. And have cut 4 more today. Mr. Pratt worked for me today.

Saturday 19

This morning at five I started for home got home at eight. Bro. Sprague preached for us today. David came home from Upton as he is unwell. One day ahead should be Sunday below.

Sunday 20

Today I am on the old hill all alone as my crew left yesterday morning worked just today except Lon who lost ½ day.

Monday 21

Lon and I arrived her today at noon. Have got in 4 loads of hay are getting some splendid hay.

Tuesday 22

Got in tow loads today never seen such hay weather just two weeks every day a hay day.

Wednesday 23

Another splendid hay day have got up 8 loads of hay today.

Thursday 24

A pleasant day as usual have got in 4

Friday 25

Joseph came up and helped me get in all of my hay this afternoon and tonight I am with him intending to go after blueberries tomorrow.

Saturday 26

Have been over to the meadows today traveled all day and got nothing. Came back with Joseph.

Sunday 27

Am to grand-father’s tonight. Mr. Tiscome and wife are here also.

Monday 28

Have been after blueberries today have got about one Bu. Got out to the old house about ten o’clock and stopped for the night.

Tuesday 29

Have been hunting aftger the cattle today could not find them. Father and mother came up today and are stopping in the old house.

Wednesday 30

Started this morning after berries and found none so came home and went to mowing grass.

Thursday 31

Finished haying today have got in 44 loads of hay up here making 195 in all this summer.

September

Friday 1

Have been after the cattle but could not find them.

Saturday 2

Father has hunted cattle all day and I spent of the day and have found nothing.

Sunday 3

I am stoping in the old house all alone today and tonight. Father and mother have gone home to Andover.

Monday 4

Father came up again today. I have been at work on the grain and hunting cattle today.

Tuesday 5

Father hunted cattle all day nearly and could not find them but as luck would have it we found them tonight after the sun had gone down got them out of the woods all right.

Wednesday 6

Finished cutting the Indian wheat today. Am glad it is finished.

Thursday 7 – 1877

Am tending Camp-meeting at East Livermore. The first Camp-meeting I ever attended. Are enjoying myself very much.

Saturday 23

Finished getting in the grain today and came home with the steers. Am some tired. Paid Mrs. Sewel Pratt 3.20 today leaving .50 cents more due her on her work bill.

Sunday 24

Went up on Farmer’s Hill to a lecture today. Have been to church all day or to every service.

Monday 25

Commenced drying the potatoes. ????? put 17 Bu. in the cellar.

Tuesday 26

Cloudy today. Mr. Pratt and Miller over her to dinner today. Have got 40 Bu. of potatoes up to the house today making 57 Bu. in all.

Wednesday 27

Have been drying potatoes as usual today. G. Averill worked today. Put 30 Bu. more into then cellar making 87 in all.

Thursday 28

A nice day for drying potatoes. Have put 18 Bu. in the cellar making 105 Bu. in all.

Friday 29

Have had a splendid day for laboring men to work. Have put 40 Bu. of potatoes in the cellar today making 145 in all I also have put 80 Bu. into the factory.

Saturday 30

Have had very good luck today four of us have loaded the car four times today put 40 Bu. in the cellar making 185 in all.

October

Sunday 1

Another month has dawned upon us making a good beginning Sunday. Have attended church all day. A beautiful evening as there is a full moon and a clear sky.

Monday 2

Have put 17 Bu. potatoes into the cellar at home today making 202 Bu. in all. Delivered Durand 20 Bu. of potatoes today being what we owed him for fours loads of manure got last Spring.

Thursday 5

Have been to a circle up to Bro ?Ohert’s? had a good attendance and being a splendid evening everybody seemed to enjoy themselves.

Friday 6

A dull day have been carting apples most of the day. Mrs. Farrington and old lady (being 91 years old) was burried today.

Saturday 7

Have been drying potatoes today four of us. We were hoping to finish but as it had been raining the past few days we did not. Have put 160 Bu. into the factory out of the field today. Uncle Wm. Abbot and wife are here tonight are glad to see them.

Sunday 8

Begins to feel some like winter again. Have been to church today.

Monday 9

Finished Mr. Gould’s potatoes today he had 260 Bu. Have been to a lecture at the hall given by Bro. Sprague subject My Visit to the Centennial was very interesting. Sold Mr. West $125.00 worth of stock today.

Tuesday 10

What is written above should be written here; as it was a mistake.`

Wednesday 11

Have been plowing some today. Snowed some here today. Mr. Dresser got home from his centennial tour last night. Winnowed up the beans today had ten bushels.

Friday 13

Finished breaking up on the intervale at home today. Are having some very nice weather for farmers to get their work done; and to get ready for winter.

Monday 16

The thrashers commenced on our Oats today. Received from Bidell $110.00 on the potatoes. Paid A.A. West $100.00 of it. (to Mr. Ripley)

Tuesday 17

Finished the oats today. Had 110 Bu. they were not as good as last year.

Wednesday 18

Have been plowing on Gould’s today have plowed one acre since thebn o’clock and got done in good season.

Thursday 19

Father has been up to the hearing on the Dunn Notch road question. Found Fuller quite well elevated being 750 feet higher that Mr. Mortons in the Surplus. Circle tonight down to Mr. Farnum’s.

Friday 20

Commenced to break up an acre on Gould’s today. Has been a nice day. David went to Upton with Hollis this afternoon.

Saturday 21

Finished breaking up this forenoon are getting along nicely now with our work.

Sunday 22

Have had a splendid day. David came home from Upton today. Have been to church as usual.

Monday 23

Have been at work on Gould’s today. Is raining quite hard tonight. Am most sick with a cold. Am in hope it will be better soon.

Tuesday 24

Has been some rainy today. Drawed out last load of potatoes to the factory today making 440 Bu. in all or enough to come to $132.00 being very acceptable this year.

Wednesday 25

Finished drawing dressing on Gould’s today. Having got out twenty five loads on the next years job.

Friday 27

Finished work on Gould’s today have had quite a job this fall.

Saturday 28

Have been at work at home today. David has been to Upton to get the cattle got them home all right.

Tuesday 31

Have been at work for Mr. Newton today. Another month has past away how fast time flies.

November

Wednesday 1

November has again made his yearly tour. Stern Winter will soon be upon us to remind us of the shortnest of time.

Thursday 2

Some rainy today. Have been to a circle to A. B. Barrett’s this eve. Had a very pleasant time.

Friday 3

Have been plowing today are getting along nicely with our fall work.

Saturday 4

Father and mother I sppose are in Upton tonight as they left for there this morning.

Sunday 5

A splendid day. Mrs. Moses Cutting died this morning at seven o’clock. Mrs. Bean of Upton was married to a Mr. Chapman of Newry today.

Monday 6

Have been banking up the house today. Father and mother came home tonight.

Tuesday 7

A very storm y day. Today I cast my first vote for a U.S. President. Mrs. Cutting was buried today.

Wednesday 8

The Democrats claim the victory tonight , but we have some hopes yet.

Thursday 9

A splendid day. Have just got home from the Corner. Received on the telegraph news of Hayes election hope it will prove to be true. The high school closed today.

Friday 10

Raining hard tonight. Have been on the road today. (Father and I with one horse.) Uncle Henry and wife with two of their children are with us tonight are glad to see them. Bro. Sprague and Hannaford made us a visit today and evening.

Saturday 11

Rainy and dull. Uncle Henry and family are still with us. Looks a little stormy as to the election, but we still hope right will prevale.

Sunday 12

Have been to church all day. Bro. Sprague preached to us in the same good old way. He and wife also Bro. H. was here to tea this afternoon.

Monday 13

Tonight I am at Upton with Uncle Wm’s Folks. Cold and squally.

Tuesday 14

Came home from Upton today. Find on getting home that it is hard telling who is President. It seems as thought the same old, red hot blood in the South is boiling over again. Hope it will be checked.

Friday 17

Tonight mother and I are in Paris with Uncle Henry folks. We found them all well and at home.

Saturday 18

Today we came to Uncle Jacob Parsons. Found them well and prospering nicely. Signs of a snowstorm hope it will not come untill we get home.

Sunday 19

A very nice day. Tonight finds us at Uncle David’s in North Norway found them all well were glad to see them.

Monday 20

Some hail and snow this morning. We made Uncle Otis Brooks a visit today and came over to Uncle Moses Parson’s to spend the evening and night with them.

Tuesday 21

Started this morning for home. Left two coats with Mrs. S.L. Rawson of South Paris to be made. Are with Uncle Henry’s folks tonight.

Wednesday 22

This morning finds us home all right. Have enjoyed the visit first rate. Have had no snow but good wheeling except some mudy places.

Thursday 23

Have been at work on stone today. Are having nice weather for the time of year. No new to write in regard to the election.

Friday 24

Father and I have been at work on stone work today. David has been to Upton and back with some beans.

Saturday 25

Finished spliting stone today have had good luck considering. This evening I am watching with Mr. Crocker he is getting along nicely.

Sunday 26

No preaching at our church today.

Monday 27

Some cold today. Father went to Bryant’s Pond today with some potatoes.

Tuesday 28

Snowing some from the west tonight. Father got home tonight receved 65 per Bu. for his potatoes. Paid Elbrige Poor 38 on insurance.

Thursday 30

Thanksgiving day. Also the last day of the month and no snow on the ground.

December

Friday 1

Splendid wheeling. Father started with a load of potatoes this morning for Bryant’s Pond. Temperance meeting tonight in the Hall.

Tuesday 5

The Exhibition which came off tonight prooved a success. As the weather was very favorable. Uncle Henry and Cousin Martha are with us tonight are glad to see them.

Wednesday 6

A splendid day. Have been cutting bushes today. No snow but first rate wheeling.

Thursday 7

A splendid day have been cutting bushes. A Circle in the Hall tonight.

Friday 8

Have been to the Temperance Meeting tonight. Eugene Taylor signed the Iron Clad Pledge.

Saturday 9

This afternoon we was favored with one of the fearful squalls from the North west. Some snow but still wheels are in use. Amos Abbott ?hung? (?spring?) himself in Upton today.

Sunday 10

A very cold day. So cold that only five persons were out to church.

Saturday 16

Have been at work in the store for Dresser today. Another rough western squall today.

Sunday 17

Cold and windy only 12 were present to church. The Stage came in this morning on wheels.

Monday 18

Snowed all day about one foot has fallen the first to make sleighing.

Tuesday 19

Went to Upton today. Father and myself. Very cold and snowy.

Friday 22

Father and I came home tonight. Hauled home some straw and one bale of hay.

Saturday 23

Have been to the Surplus today after some grain. Sold it to Dresser for 50 cts per Bu. .25 less than we sold him some last year owning to the hard times I sppose. Classmeeting here tonight two present.

Friday 29

Uncle Henry went home today when I started for Upton.

Saturday 30

Came home from Upton today. An aweful windy and snowy time. Have been pressing hay.

March 15

Dr. W.W. Barnes

One cow

Dr 1.00

May 1

E.E. Bedell

1 Cow

1.00

" 2

Frank Dresser

1 Cow

1.00

" 7

D. S. Berry

To 1 Cow

Dr 1.00

" 7

Alfonso Jones

To 1 Cow

Dr 1.00

June 11

Arba Pratt

To 1 Cow

Dr 1.00

" 11

Lee A. Marston

To 1 Cow

Dr 1.00

" 27

Lee A. Marston

To 1 Cow

Dr 1.00

" 30

Fred Smith

1 Cow Heifer

Dr 1.00

July 3

Font Jones

2 Cows

Dr 2.00

July 9

J.C. Merrill

To 1 Cow

Dr 1.00

Paid

" 21

Johnathan P. Stevens

1 Cow

1.00

" 28

W. F. Carr

1 Cow

Dr 1.00

Paid

Aug 11

J.C. Merrill

To 1 Cow

Dr 1.00

Arba Pratt

One Cow

1.00

First Week

27 bales

8275 lbs

Second "

40 "

12936 "

Third "

22 "

7590 "

Fourth "

5 "

1791 "

Jan. 23

6 "

2122 "

In Bales in No.

14

Jan 20

No. Bales

5

" 23

" "

6

" 24

" "

6

" 25

" "

6

" 26

" "

6

" 27

" "

6

Date

Received

Paid

31

Of Dresser

10.00

Toll Fare

.10

Chimney

.35

Date

Received

Paid

1

Mdse. as per bill

6.80

2

To Hannaford

.75

Date

Received

Paid

4

Of Dresser

2.00

4

For Tie

.75

15

" Pipe

.96

26

" Molasses

.35

25

Of Dresser

3.00

25

For Apple Trees

2.00

5.00

4.06

Date

Received

Paid

12

Mending Plow

.10

12

For Paper

.25

.35

Date

Received

Paid

11

To Frye

$10.00

10

Of Father

10.00

Sept 27

3/4 days work

.75

" 29

5/6 " "

1.00

" 30

1 " "

1.00

Oct. 2

1 " "

1.00

" 3

1 " "

1.00

" 4

1 " "

1.00

" 6

By 12 1/2 lbs. Pork

1.88

" 30

11/2 " "

1.25

7.00

14

2 Bu. Potatoes

.60

" 23

1 " "

.30

" "

1 " Beans

1.75

Nov. 1

2 1/4 lbs. Pork

.34

4.87

" 16

5 Bu. Potatoes

1.50

Cash to Bal

.63

7.00

Date

Received

Paid

11

Of Cushman

2.38

17

" Mrs. Abbott

1.40

17

To " Chase

1.32

23

" " Pratt

3.20

16

For Shot &c.

.25

Dec 25

To Port 34 lbs.

1.36

" 5 qts. Beans

.34

To Fixing Wheels

3.25

" Grass

4.47

Cr

By 23 posts

1.00

9.42

1877

" Work Tax

5.83

" Potatoes

.34

1878

7.17

9.42

Jan 4

To 25 lbs. Pork

.75

Mch

Cr by 56 Posts

2.24

Dr.

1/2 Bu. Beans

1.00

June 11

Cr by Tax

2.37

"

Dr. To Milk of Cow

.61

11.78

11.78

Date

Received

Paid

5

For oil

.10

5

To Circle

.10

20

For Comb

.25

24

Sundries

.25

.60

Sept. 15

Put in the Cellar

30

" 20

" " " "

55

" 22

" " " "

60

Oct. 8

" " " "

35

" 13

" " " "

20

" 15

" " " "

7

" 17

" " " "

15

222

Date

Received

Paid

2

To Circle

.10

3

Of Father

18.00

3

To Nora Marston

7.00

3

" Leon "

1.00

3

" Eddie Pratt

.75

3

" F. Bodwell

.25

13

Of Chase

18.15

16

To Mother

.20

16

" G. Averill

.63

17

" Circle

.15

17

For Apples &c.

.20

18

To Mother for Hat &c.

3.15

20

" O. Brine

3.00

21

For Fixing Watch

1.00

22

" Coat Trimmings

7.47

22

" Uncle Henry

2.25

28

Of Father

1.00

28

On Insurance

.98

37.15

27.73

Received

Paid

JAN

FEB

MAR

10.00

.35

APR

7.55

MAY

5.00

4.06

JUN

.35

JUL

AUG

10.00

10.00

SEP

3.78

4.77

OCT

.60

NOV

37.15

27.73

TOTAL

65.93

55.41

May 16

Alphonso Jones

1 cow

1.00

May 29

D.G. Berry

1 cow

1.00

May 30

1 cow

1.00

June 21

E.E. Bedell

1 heifer

1.00

June 22

1 heifer

1.00

June 24

Joseph Stone

1 cow

1.00

June 30

D.G. Berry

1 cow

1.00

July 4

Arber Pratt

1 cow

1.00

July 11

Jed Harding

1 cow

1.00

July 14

D.G. Berry

1 cow

1.00

July 22

James Clark

1 cow

1.00

July 24

Jed Harding

2 cows

2.00

August 4

J. E. Merrill

1 cow

1.00

August 14

H. Poor

1 cow

1.00

August 15

Wm. Harding

1 cow

1.00

August 21

Arber Pratt`

1 cow

1.00

August 30

D.G. Berry

1 cow

1.00

September 11

E.E. Bedell

1 cow

1.00

September 12

1 cow

1.00

Aug 1

Paid

Charles Cushman

To 26 1/2 lbs. Veal

Dr 2.38

"

Paid

B.J. Newton

To 25 lbs. Veal

Dr 2.25

D. W. Foye

By Services of Horse

Cr 20.00

Aug 11 1876

Dr. to Cash

10.00

Feb 3 1877

" " "

5.00

" " Hay

15.00

Jan 1 1877

Paid

P.M. Newton

1 Bale Hay

1 Scythe Head

Dr

2.16

1.00

1877

Feb 22 Paid

J.W. Morton

1 bale Hay 361 lbs

Dr.

2.53

1877

Feb10 Paid

Eben Poor

To 1029 lbs Hay

Dr

3.60