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John Haworth Drewry Letters

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Toronto Sept. 16,1917
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"Toronto's Finest Family Hotel"
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Dearest little Mother
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European Plan
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Since I last wrote you I have been at Borden for the last five days, returned to find that our sailing had been postponed , had rushed around getting things I need and my affairs all straightened out , such as bank account etc., visited Uncle Jim [Blimie?] and come back to find that we leave Toronto next Wednesday , Sept. 19th though no one knows just when or whence we sail.
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Hotel Waverley
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Toronto
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Spadina and College St.
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Toronto, Sept 16, 1917
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Dear little Mother
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Since I last wrote you I have been at Borden for the last five days, returned to find that our sailing had been postponed, had rushed around getting things I need and my affairs all straightened out, such as bank account etc., visited Uncle Jim Climie and come back to find that we leave Toronto next Wednesday, Sept. 19th though no one knows just when or whence we sail.
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Your two letters reached me on my return from Borden and I
 
Your two letters reached me on my return from Borden and I
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BC Archives, 93-6553
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Box 4
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DREWRY FAMILY
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Selected Correspondence, 1917 – 1919.

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"Toronto's Finest Family Hotel" European Plan Hotel Waverley Toronto Spadina and College St.

Toronto, Sept 16, 1917

Dear little Mother

Since I last wrote you I have been at Borden for the last five days, returned to find that our sailing had been postponed, had rushed around getting things I need and my affairs all straightened out, such as bank account etc., visited Uncle Jim Climie and come back to find that we leave Toronto next Wednesday, Sept. 19th though no one knows just when or whence we sail.

Your two letters reached me on my return from Borden and I

BC Archives, 93-6553 Box 4 DREWRY FAMILY Selected Correspondence, 1917 – 1919.