George Douglas Brush, item 81

• May 30, 2018 19:03:41 Thomas A. Lingner

  ever pleased at waste of material. No doubt Jim

  will get a few down his neck, & you must go short.

  Elsie has not had her long looked for letters from

  Jack yet. Her visit to Cuppy with Don Dabbs could

  not take place yesterday - It rained incessant all day.

  but they made a start. Met at Hornsey St. Mary's Church

  went in to a Wedding, then took a train & ride to Hilfield

  & back. Dined off their sandwiches in Mrs. Dobbs eating room

  at 1 oclock, spent the afternoon in chatting & rag-

  bag saving. & when Dad & I went round about 8pm

  we found them playing "Donkey"

  Wes decided not to come for Easter. so we have

  been alone today - and we have his visit to look

  forward to. I am enclosing the 10/- note you asked for.

  Glad you had a little change at Weybridge. May be

  its as well to take little pleasures as you go along the

  road of life. We only Jan along nice and its as

  well to have some pleasant memories to look back

  over. Hope you get a little rest on Monday but

  with so much movement of the troops at present I expect

  they will find you something to do. Frank is back

  in bed with another cold. Must write Wes now & its

  9.30 & back 

  
  

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