June 18, 1898

Partly Cloudy

P.M. Charles brought separator oil from Lederachville.

June 17, 1898

Partly cloudy

Finished cultivating large field of corn.

June 16, 1898

Partly cloudy cool.

A.M. went to mill
P.M. cultivated corn. Pulled mustard out of corn.

June 15, 1898

Clear and pleasant

A.M. Hired man harrowed corn.
P.M. Took all meadow hay in then I brought cultivator from A.G. Bean harrowed 10 rows.

June 14, 1898

Clear and pleasant

Finished cutting meadow grass.
P.M. hauled 2 loads in.

June 13, 1898

Clear with slight rain towards 6 o'clock

Cut the greater part of meadow grass.

June 12, 1898

Clear and hot

Communion in Providence. I made the introductory and bishop H. Rosenberger spoke from Isa 53-5.

June 11, 1898

Cloudy with slight rain in morning then clear.

In Market

P.M. Preparing service in Providence. Also baptism. H. Wismer made the introductory and bishop Henry Rosenberger spoke from 2 Cor. 13-5.

Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Bean were baptized.

June 8, 1898

Clear and warm

A.M. thrashed oats
P.M. harrowed truck patch

June 7, 1898

Clear and warm

Harrowed truck patch. Planted same. Harrowed potatoes.

June 6, 1898

Clear and warm

A.M. Plowed truck patch and went to mill.
A.M. Helped to plant corn at Johnsons.

I and Henry Wismer went to Isaac Bean's to instruct term.

June 1, 2, 3, 4, 1898

June 1
Clear and warm
Planted corn. Harrowed corn ground back of orchard and planted the same. N. Johnson harrowed until about 4 o'clock. We then marked out in big field.

June 2
Clear or nearly so. Warm
Planted large field of corn.

June 3
Helped N. Johnson to harrow.

June 4
Partly cloudy cooler
Helped to harrow and planted corn for N. Johnson.
P.M. Preparitory service at Skippack. About 70 women took part in feet washing and about 48 or 50 men.