Charlotte Mary Mesher to Frederick A Pauline, 26 September 1927

Charlotte Mary Mesher to Frederick A Pauline, 26 September 1927

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Sept 26th 1927

My Dear Husband

I did not get a letter to you yesterday, but Sunday but, not so busy in the morning doing mending for Oliver’s and things for myself as Auntie Nan wanted to take us to Sooke in the afternoon, she

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Wanted me to stay with her this week but I find it best to go and see her and stay here, Miss Ross comes home today – I have the grave curb being made and a slab stone costing 75 dolls, fill in with granite chips, also

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My fur coat being made over costing 60 dolls, seems a lot but no one seems to think it high.  Saturday Oliver took myself Helen [illegible] Mrs Macdonlad to me chosen went to this Home to tell after in the evening

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Went to Flossies to birthday part for Mrs Piercy, Recd your letter to-day also cheque also one letter last week.  Glad you are well, glad to say I am quite well a pain or two in my back at times, will send clothes to you give some address where I can write

Much love to you Your Loving Wife XXX

Emma Jennings Paulin to Charles Wilfrid Paulin, 1941

2/510 Birchfield Rd

Perry Barr

B’ham 30th Dec. [1941]

 

Dear Wilf

 

Many thanks for your newsy letter, before I received it, had written to thank you for the grand parcel you sent, hope you get it, but one cannot be certain of anything these days-  The snaps of you all were lovely your girlie is so much like Hilda, as she was at that age, especially the one taken with your boy, he looks a jolly little darling, your wife is very sweet.  I know good looking family, not forgetting yourself of course- a slight change from the last time I saw you.

 

Sent your letter to Hilda, so expect you will get a letter.  Jerry was over England last night, we had the syrens [sic] prepared to go into my table indoor shelter, but the all clear soon came.  Last winter I went down the cellar next door.  Thank goodness for my table, it takes up nearly half of my room, don’t mind that.  We brought down 3 Jerrys last night.-

 

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You had asked in your letter about Japan coming in, well the Wily Devils have made a good show so far, but it will be a different tale when our allies your side are ready—

 

You must excuse, I’m still a bit shaky- the syrens [sic] always upset me- can’t explain it.  I am not afraid, but the morning sound upsets my tummy.  Old age I guess.

 

Well dear, Hilda will tell you all the news- have not seen her for weeks- I like to be in my own little place and she does not get home, until past black out-

 

Love to your wife and family

Same to your dear self

From Aunt Emmie

 

 

Hilda Curtis to Oliver & Helen Pauline, 1984

Letter Hilda Paulin Curtis to Oliver & Helen Pauline, 16 Jan 1984

 

16 Jan 1984

Dear Oliver & Helen

Just a few lines to let you know that Jack passed away on Dec 19th, he caught a very bad chest cold which was all over the ward even the staff got it,  & that was when it took him. He died very peacefully.  I was thankful for that, lately he had not been able to talk or hear, it was due to hardening of the arteries so he had really nothing to live for.  He was 93 so had had a long

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Life & I feel a happy one, although we had to work hard but we enjoyed life.  It is always a blow no matter how much one expects it, but I am happy for him to be at peace.

Hope you are both keeping well

Love HIlda

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