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Box 1 R Carvill Log 1

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Ruth Martin Carvill Log 1 July 31st 1902 Page 2 of 2
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Left page has watercolour of 'upper Church from Erskine's garden' - right page - played twos and threes - go to my train
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Left page has watercolour of darned stockings and a mended dress with 'yesterday' written underneath. Right page has entry about darning stockings, mending clothes, visiting Mrs Hughs and Whitestones along the Dundalk sound.
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Left page has a seascape watercolour near Grange with the following inscription underneath: 'What I saw near Grange'. Page 2 has entries about about this trip along the coast and visiting Grange
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Attends Church at Carlingford - 'I almost fell asleep in the middle of the service'- woman 'rustles into Church in a black silk dress'
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Left page is blank-right page has entries such as 'Crawford and me looked at books till they went away'
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Left page has seascape sunset view with caption 'Greenore yesterday evening'. Right page has entries such as: Mother stayed in bed for breakfast as she was not very well', 'I made some funny mistakes', 'we both went down to a very large picnic given by Mr
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Left page blank. Right page: 'by aid of a long rope which each person had hold of', 'After supper I read Woodstock'
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Left page blank-right page 'went up to Newry to the tennis club', 'Most of the grownups were very cross at us'
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Left page blank - right page: 'play if you are over 15 but they play even if they are younger'
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Left page blank. Right page 'I could not see any mountains at all, everything was covered in mist', 'I was showing Crawford how to get the proper colour'
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Left page has photo of a woman sitting beside a spinning wheel with a cat in the foreground. Right page: 'After supper I read to Mother till I went to bed'
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Left page has what appears to be an ink and watercolour portrait of a boy with the caption 'A boy I saw in the train'. Right page: 'we all rode out to a place called Howard's Rocks', 'After tea we picked as many wild flowers as we could carry'
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Left page blank. Right page: 'bottom of the garden where there is a glorious echo', 'tried to mesmerise each other', 'sent us to bed at about 10.30'.
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Left page has watercolour of what seems to be a dragon fly. Right page: 'On Friday morning I woke up wondering where on earth I was'. 'to gather wild flowers for Mrs Garillan', 'I beat Irene at tennis'.
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Left page blank. Right page: 'and arranged some flowers which mother had brought from Newry',
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Left page: watercolour of steam boat on Carlingford Lough with following caption: 'This afternoon'. Right page: 'laying out cakes, making them,..', 'we had 44 or 50 people together', 'it began to team rain and nobody stopped',
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Left page blank. Right page: 'at last Mrs Harris stopped', 'I rode home with some of the people as far as Omeath'
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Left page blank. Right page: ' I could hear the Chapel chimes ringing over the lough', 'the road was covered with people all going to Omeath to the Irish Feis or Fete',
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1902 Log page 41 - Ruth M. Carvill

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