The Munro Letters 1914 - 1917 : Letters Home from the Front - World War I
Date of Letter:
1915/09/10
Summary:
Ethel "Bill" Munro writes to her older brother. She complains about her teacher punishing her for talking in class, and tells Gordon about the gossip at school.
Transcription:
Dear Gordon,

We have started school again, we started on last Tuesday. I am in Miss Brown's room now. I wore my new watch the first day to show Zelda

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Jinks, mind what Miss Brown said is that she would have to change my seat. JUST because I was talking!
I don't like Miss Brown. Or Zelda. Well I guess I had better go to lunch now I call it " because we are going to have

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dinner to-night. Well good-bye for a while.
Well this is a week since I wrote this letter. Miss Macklain is back and she played in church this morning. Well it is getting pretty cold now and there is a nice fire in the grate

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so I guess I will go and sit beside it for a while.
I am going to Sunday school this afternoon so goodbye for now,
I am your sister ETHEL. Ethel Taylor Munro goodbye.
Object ID:
2017.22.184
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