Charlotte Mary Mesher to Frederick A Pauline, 26 September 1927

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Sept 26^th 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