The Munro Letters 1914 - 1917 : Letters Home from the Front - World War I
Date of Letter:
1916/03/05
Summary:
In which Gordon’s sister Ethel writes to him with news of Oakville. Included is mention of Melville’s enlistment; a friend’s new baby brother; church; and, their parents’ upcoming trip to Bermuda.
Transcription:
Oakville Ont Mar. 5, 1916

Dear Gordon

You can’t guess that Melville’s enlisted. So I’ll have another boy to write to won’t I eh? It will keep me busy.

I ky’s new baby brother is here. I ky says they are going to name it George Edward They are both kings. Its anitials will be G.E.T which spells get. Well I’ve been to church and back The soldiers were there there is about seventy or eighty they look fine. Well I guess I’ll get my dinner now and write more after.

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Well a whole week’s gone by and I couldn’t find the letter. Perce hasn’t got his suit yet but I think he’ll get it to-morrow. mother and father are going to Bermuda and we can go where we like. I think I’ll go to MacKay’s for the first week and then to Walaces for the rest of the time I have been asked every place but I do not know where to go.

Well I havent any more news to tell you but perhaps I will when I come back from sunday school and if I haven’t I’ll say good-bye.

??? ? might have more news. Well I haven’t any more news so I guess I had better wring off for now. I am your sister Ethel Taylor M
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2017.22.82
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