March 18, 1844 ~ Monday

March 18^th I spent the day choreing

March 19, 1844 ~ Tuesday

19^th [FIGURE] Wrote a letter to Col Solomon Copeland [FIGURE]
I went to the printing office & made an
arangment to take home 200 Bound T & S

March 20, 1844 ~ Wednesday

20^th [FIGURE] weather gage Cold North wind a snow &
hail storm untill 10 oclok continued cloudy
& cold wind from the North untill 3 oclock
was plesant during the remainder part of the day
As the 20^th of September & March is considerd
as the weather gage to govern the weather
for the year by those who observe the weather
we should calculate by this rule to have
an exeeding cold & dreary summer so that
corn could scarcely grow for this day
is the coldest we have had for near
two months

March 21, 1844 ~ Thursday

21^st [FIGURE] I received a letter from Br Dwight Webster
and a paper from Ezra Carter. A cold snow storm
our cow ^[FIGURE]^ brought forth a durham heifer calf this morning

March 22, 1844 ~ Friday

22nd A cold day I spent a part of the day
settelling with Elder John Taylor I met
with the quorum of the Twelve at B. Youngs
for prayer we united together to pray for
the Presidency the Twelve the sick &c

March 23, 1844 ~ Saturday

23rd I spent the day drawing 100 rails from
Mr Middletons to the Lot I bought of Hiram Kimball

March 22, 1844 ~ Friday

22nd Friday Mrs Woodruff returned home
from Br Benbows whare she had been taking care
of Wilford who had been vary sick she had been
there two weeks we were both satisfied to be at home
[FIGURE] with our children [FIGURES]

March 18, 1844 ~ Monday

March 18th I spent the day choreing

March 19, 1844 ~ Tuesday

19th I [FIGURE] wrote a letter to Col Solomon Copeland [FIGURE] I went to the printing office & made an arangment to take home 200 Bound T & S

March 20, 1844 ~ Wednesday

20th weather gage Cold North wind a snow & hail storm untill 10 oclok continued cloudy & cold wind from the north untill 3 oclock was plesant during the remainder part of the day as the 20th of September & March is considered as the weather gage to govern the weather for the year by those who observe the weather we should calculate by this rule to have an exceding cold & dreary summer so that corn could scarcely grow for this day is the coldest we have had for near two months

March 21, 1844 ~ Thursday

21st FIGURES I received a letter from Br Dwight Webster and a paper from Ezra Carter. A cold snow storm our cow [FIGURE] brought forth a durham heifer calf this morning

March 22, 1844 ~ Friday

22nd A cold day I spent a part of the day settelling with Elder John Taylor. [FIGURE] I met with the quorum of the Twelve at B. Youngs for Prayer we united together to pray for the Presidency the Twelve the sick &c

March 23, 1844 ~ Saturday

23rd I spent the day drawing 100 rails from Mr Middletons to the Lot I bought off Hiram Kimball

March 22, 1844 ~ Friday

22nd Friday Mrs Woodruff returned home from Br Benbows whare she had been taking care of Wilford who had been vary sick she had been there two weeks we were both satisfied to be at home [FIGURE] with our children FIGURES