Box 6 Item 01: Edith S. Thistlethwaite letters and papers, 1914-1923 - Page 137
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will be fearfully upset at his brother's death. Did I tell you in my my last letter that his brother was killed in Action. Oh, the shocks I have had on enquiring after my friends. Have not heard from Fred & no news of him, so suppose he is still going strong.
George Bower is much better & went out of London yesterday to a convalescing Home. He rang-up & asked me to have luncheon with him yesterday but I had a previous engagement. Norman, I cannot hear anything of nor Rhon. so no news, good news. I received a nice lot of letters last night, some from France & Aust. Two from home July 2nd & 10th , so I felt happy to know you were all well then, also one from Ella, Harry & Flo. Ball., Agnes & Mrs Barrie.
I have not written to Mrs Barrie's sister since I arrived, not sure of time, so could not make any appointments. Shall write a few lines to-day & tell