Arthur Douglas Crease Letters, Diaries and Scrapbooks
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Otta R on left St. Lawrence on right. Crossed junction of two at Vaudreuil. | Otta R on left St. Lawrence on right. Crossed junction of two at Vaudreuil. | ||
| − | Battn. march complimented by Gen Hughes | + | Battn. march complimented by Gen Hughes & HRH esp on marching. Left at noon - arrd suburb of Montreal at 4.45. Left at 5.15. Then travelled thro lovely country in lovely weather. New sleeper [illegible]. Wrote Nell. |
| − | Tuesday 30 May Struck tidal water on St. Lawrence this side of Rimouski having passed Quebec in night. Followed down Matapedia R though | + | Tuesday 30 May Struck tidal water on St. Lawrence this side of Rimouski having passed Quebec in night. Followed down Matapedia R though slightly settled country to salt water at Matapedia. |
| − | Reached Campbellton NB at 1.30. Muster parade | + | Reached Campbellton NB at 1.30. Muster parade & march in rain. Overtook No. 1 train here & 89th overtook us. |
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| + | BC Archives, MS-2879 Box 82 File 2 / CREASE FAMILY / Diary of Arthur Douglas Crease, 1915 - 1917. | ||
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English level green meadows rounded trees.
Otta R on left St. Lawrence on right. Crossed junction of two at Vaudreuil.
Battn. march complimented by Gen Hughes & HRH esp on marching. Left at noon - arrd suburb of Montreal at 4.45. Left at 5.15. Then travelled thro lovely country in lovely weather. New sleeper [illegible]. Wrote Nell.
Tuesday 30 May Struck tidal water on St. Lawrence this side of Rimouski having passed Quebec in night. Followed down Matapedia R though slightly settled country to salt water at Matapedia.
Reached Campbellton NB at 1.30. Muster parade & march in rain. Overtook No. 1 train here & 89th overtook us.
BC Archives, MS-2879 Box 82 File 2 / CREASE FAMILY / Diary of Arthur Douglas Crease, 1915 - 1917.