Day in the Life

Mar 25, 1883

Journal Entry

March 25, 1883 ~ Sunday

25 Sunday I met with my Prayer Circle and corrected some
Mistakes in the minuts of the Brethren I attended the Meeting at the
Assembly Hall at 2 oclok Prayer By Br McMaster

W Woodruff spoke 45 M, Br Pollard 15 M A M Cannon 35 M
we met in the prayer circle, & I attended the Meeting in the 7 ward
A M Canon spoke 40 M W Woodruff Jr 10 M Leslie W. Snow 10 M
W Woodruff sen 40 M. We laid Hands on David James & P W Woodruff


A folded letter/box I received 3 letters from McAllister, Hinkley, & Hoffman

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Cannon, Angus Munn
17 May 1834 - 7 Jun 1915
Hinckley, Arza Erastus
15 Aug 1826 - 18 Feb 1901
McAllister, John Daniel Thompson
19 Feb 1827 - 21 Jan 1910
649 mentions
Missionary
Snow, Leslie Woodruff
6 Feb 1862 - 28 Nov 1935
177 mentions
Family
Woodruff, Phebe Whittemore Carter
8 Mar 1807 - 10 Nov 1885
1580 mentions
Family
Woodruff, Wilford (Jr.)
22 Mar 1840 - 9 May 1921
716 mentions
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Letter to Lot Smith, 23 March 1883
Salt Lake City, . Bro. & Sister Lot Smith: I have just received your letter containing the painful news of the loss of your little son Wilford. I feel to deeply sympathize with you in your loss and by such a death. My oldest son, Wilford is 43 years to- day. When a child he drank lye which came very nearly killing him. His throat grew up so that he came verynear choking to death for years afterwards and has not got entirely over it yet. I have sometimes thought the name itself was rather unfortunate; still I do not think that a name

Mar 25, 1883