November 16, 1842 ~ Wednesday

16^th The snow storm continues an exceding
cold day both man & beast suffer exeedi
ngly [FIGURE] We got out the 1^st ^No^ vol 4 of the
Times & Season Edited By John Taylor &
Published By John Taylor & W. Woodruff. I
commenced making Mail

November 17, 1842 ~ Thursday

17 Cold weather still continues many are
suffering for the want of wood & provisions the
early winter has cought many unprepared

November 18, 1842 ~ Friday

18^th Spent the day in the printing Office

November 19, 1842 ~ Saturday

19 Attended City Council in the morning trave[le]d
through town during the day on business saw
Br Pullin from Ledbury Eng told him he might go
into my house which was empty A man had just
left it been in one month & 20 days drent due $5.⁰⁰
Mr Nigh the grand Master of vermont Lodge deliverd
a olecture at the Lodge room in the upper part of
J Smith store which was quite interesting

November 20, 1842 ~ Sunday

20. Sunday I spent the day at home writing

November 21, 1842 ~ Monday

21^st Two of our Brethren was found frose
to death on the prairie, Alphesus Harmon & his
Nephew were the persons they were found severa[l]
miles apart. I spent most of my time in the
Printing Office

November 22, 1842 ~ Tuesday to November 23, 1842 ~ Wednesday

22, 23 Spent most of my time in the printing office
I assisted in lawying out one of the corps
of the Harmons

November 24, 1842 ~ Thursday

24^th I preached the funeral sermon of
the Harmons it was vary cold

November 25, 1842 ~ Friday to November 26, 1842 ~ Saturday

25, 26 I spent the time in the printing offic

November 27, 1842 ~ Sunday

27^th Sunday I went over the river on the ice
with W^m W Phelps

November 16, 1842 ~ Wednesday

16th The snow storm continues an exceding cold day both man & beast suffer exeedi ngly [FIGURE] We got out the 1st No vol 4 of the Times & Season Edited by John Taylor & Published By John Taylor & W. Woodruff - I commenced making Mail

November 17, 1842 ~ Thursday

17 Cold weather still continues many are suffering for the want of wood & provisions the early winter has cought many unprepared

November 18, 1842 ~ Friday

18th Spent the day in the printing Office

November 19, 1842 ~ Saturday

19 Attended City Council in the morning travel through town during the day on business saw Br Pullin from Ledbury Eng told him he might go into my house which was empty. A man had just left it been in one month & 20 days Rent due $5.00 Mr Nigh the grand Master of vermont Lodge deliverd a lecture at the Lodge room in the upper part of J Smith store which was quite interesting

November 20, 1842 ~ Sunday

20 Sunday I spent the day at home writing

November 21, 1842 ~ Monday

21st Two of our Brethren was found frose to death on the prairie, Alpheus Harmon & his Nephew were the persons they were found several miles apart. I spent most of my time in the Printing Office

November 22, 1842 ~ Tuesday to November 23, 1842 ~ Wednesday

22, 23 Spent most of my time in the printing Office I assisted in laying out one of the corps of the Harmons

November 24, 1842 ~ Thursday

24th I Preached the funeral sermon of the Harmons it was vary cold

November 25, 1842 ~ Friday to November 26, 1842 ~ Saturday

25, 26 I spent the time in the printing office

November 27, 1842 ~ Sunday

27th Sunday I went over the river on the ice with Wm W Phelps