Treasures & Trash
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The Jenny Lynn Shop
Treasures and Trash- The Jenny Lynn Shop
5 Nonnewaug Road
Bethlehem, CT 06751
ph: 203-586-9649
alt: 203-266-5323
jennifer
Tuesday July 6, 1869
Traded horses today; received 25.00 to boot.
Sunday July 18, 1869
Rode out with Miss.
Monday, July 19, 1869
Father sold Tom today. It seems like losing and old friend. He has had more hard driving than any other horse in this civilized world.
Monday August 2, 1869
Top 1' 4"
1" 3- 1/2 " cover
1' 3-1/2" flange
Sunday, August 15, 1869
sunday 15 1869
Monday August 30, 1869
Book of Alphabets .25 cents
A. L Barnes & Co.
771 x 113 Williams St.
Cor John N.Y.
The entry is decorated with a flourish
Tuesday, November 2, 1869
Miss Annie L. Barnes
Miss Lilly M. Gilbert
Miss Belle Dewey
Miss May Arthur
Miss Mary L. Hathaway
The names on this page are written with flourished embellishments. It's that list of the ladies!
Tuesday, November 11, 1869
Received a visit from Mr. Gaines and Dr. Young. getting school visitors.
Monday, November 15, 1869
Received a visit from Myron Hart
Tuesday November 16, 1869
My school was visited by Miss Ida Allen
Wednesday, November 17,1869
My school visited by Geo. Alford
Friday, November 19, 1869
Rec'd a visit from Frank Gates
Friday, November 26, 1869
Had compositions for the first time this term.
Saturday, November 27, 1869
Went to Winsted this forenoon and returned this evening
Sunday, November 28, 1869
Attended a meeting at the Cong'l church
Monday, November 29, 1869
My school was visited by Miss Hewett
Thursday, December 2, 1869
Went up to Hartland with Dr. Young for a ride this eve.
Monday, December 6, 1869
Attended a Sociable at Brown's Hall; the company was quite small in consequence of the storm.
Tuesday, December 7, 1869
Had a spelling school this evening.
Wednesday, December 8, 1869
Attended a party this eve at Mr. Alford's; several couples came from Winsted.
Tuesday, December 9, 1869
Received a call from Missus Victoria and Emma Ward*, William Ward and George Bevis
*We think we may have found a picture of
Miss Emma Ward posted on a historical site:
www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ctlitch2/history/riverton4b.jpg
There's a good deal of interesting info at this site including mention of a couple other people quite possibly mentioned in Hayden's diary:
www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ctlitch2/history/riverton.htm
It doesn't want to link, however, if you copy/paste the above listed info into your address line, it will take you to a wonderful historical site.
To be continued....
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Treasures and Trash- The Jenny Lynn Shop
5 Nonnewaug Road
Bethlehem, CT 06751
ph: 203-586-9649
alt: 203-266-5323
jennifer