Erroll Pilkington Gillespie Letters
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European Plan | European Plan | ||
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Hotel Dunsmuir | Hotel Dunsmuir | ||
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Vancouver, B.C. | Vancouver, B.C. | ||
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June 23rd. 17 | June 23rd. 17 | ||
My dear Mother | My dear Mother | ||
| − | Just a line to let you know that I fetched up O.K. I had a good lower berth + the cabin all to myself on the boat - Got in about 7 A.M. Came up to this hotel + had some breakfast then went down to the barracks. The [G.C.?] was quite civil + I don't think he thought I had been having any | + | |
| + | Just a line to let you know that I fetched up O.K. I had a good lower berth + the cabin all to myself on the boat - Got in about 7 A.M. Came up to this hotel + had some breakfast then went down to the barracks. The [G.C.?] was quite civil + I don't think he thought I had been having any unnecessary leave, as he remarked that he could see I had been ill + thought that I wasn't looking up to the scratch yet. He had got Dr Frasers letter! I told him I couldn't stand being cooped up without any exercise + I thought that I might be knocked out again, so he told me to try another trip, + if it doesn't agree with me I'm to write him a letter sending in my resignation which I think I will most likely do. I wish the devil I had done that from Victoria + then be never | ||
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| + | BC Archives, MS-2685 | ||
| + | Box 17 | ||
| + | File 3 | ||
| + | OLIVER, William Edgar, 1867-1920. Victoria; lawyer. | ||
| + | Erroll P. Gillespie, correspondence outward 1917-1919. | ||
Revision as of May 21, 2015, 2:45:07 PM
European Plan Fire Proof
Electric Bus Meets All Boats and Trains
Hotel Dunsmuir Corner of Dunsmuir and Richards Sts. Vancouver, B.C.
June 23rd. 17
My dear Mother
Just a line to let you know that I fetched up O.K. I had a good lower berth + the cabin all to myself on the boat - Got in about 7 A.M. Came up to this hotel + had some breakfast then went down to the barracks. The [G.C.?] was quite civil + I don't think he thought I had been having any unnecessary leave, as he remarked that he could see I had been ill + thought that I wasn't looking up to the scratch yet. He had got Dr Frasers letter! I told him I couldn't stand being cooped up without any exercise + I thought that I might be knocked out again, so he told me to try another trip, + if it doesn't agree with me I'm to write him a letter sending in my resignation which I think I will most likely do. I wish the devil I had done that from Victoria + then be never
BC Archives, MS-2685 Box 17 File 3 OLIVER, William Edgar, 1867-1920. Victoria; lawyer. Erroll P. Gillespie, correspondence outward 1917-1919.