Mar. 4 - 7, 1915

Thurs. Mar. 4, 1915

Gray and little colder. Streets and sidewalks are solid ice from recent thaws. Slid down 49th and 50th with Fred H. and (name unclear) a little. Monkeyed around.

Fri. Mar. 5, 1915

Started to blow and snow about 10 p.m. last night. About a foot on ground this A.M. and still snowing. About 25 above.

Got hair cut - went up to church in eve to have a meeting (my class and Charley Greenlaw's together). Only 2 came on account of the weather, but we popped corn ate apples "etc."

Home and to bed. Stopped snowing to-night. Biggest snow of the year about 2 feet.

Sat. Mar. 6, 1915

Quite warm - about 32. snowed a little more.

Worked all day

Sun. Mar. 7, 1915

About 32 and bright in the afternoon.

Mother and I to Lyn Church. Pa to 2nd. Heard good sermon on "The Church." Had 4 boys in my class. New supt there and he is fine. Fred Lack is also taking the place of secretary  instead of Naomi Atwood who resigned.

Read - took some pictures in the house, got some lesson and to bed. Strung my fiddle up last night and played a tune or tried to. Have been monkeying with the piano more than my fiddle this winter.