January 26 Tuesday, 1943

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ToDay is the Birthday of ___________

Warm and rain, wind Southwest.

Mailed a doily to Mrs. Hornblower.

Jack caught two field mice and ate them.

Tracked a skunk in back of the barn.

Percy Finney stopped, he had his spaniel with him, he was going over to the bridge to see if there are any [torn cods] in the river.

Hail and snow this afternoon.

Aunt Tirzah must be feeding the gulls, as there are a lot of them around the house in the daytime.

My check came today.

Saw a wooly bear caterpillar on the drive.

Thel, Eleanor, and Sky went to town tonight to the Pythian Sisters annual installation.

There is a big grey quail in the white pines on the hill. I have seen it several times.

President Roosevelt has got back from Africa where he and Churchill had a war conference.

(“Men who need laws are not fit for freedom.” Pythagorus)

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  1. Aunt Tirzah Carver was the sister of Sarah Covell, my great-grandmother. Married to Conrad Alexander Covell The house was across the street up on the hill from Jess’s house on Cliff St.
    Tomcod is the fish I think. Used to go fishing around the Gurnet with my uncle.

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