Toronto Exhibition Sunday, Apr. 16, 1916 Dear Cath: I haven’t the slightest idea of what I am going to write about for I don’t know of anything which might interest you in the least, but I may be able to give you a little news towards the end of the week in a more satisfactory…

Toronto Ex. Apr. 10, 1916 Dear Cath: I haven’t time to write very much and am not going to be very particular about the kind of writing I do do, for we have just had our mid day meal and have to fall in again in a few minutes. I suppose you have already taken…

Exhibition Camp Toronto, Apr 1, 1916 Dear Cath: It seems rather funny to be writing letters in a lead pencil, but that’s what I have to do now because I can’t keep ink down here for fear of getting it spilt all over my belongings. We moved into our new quarters here Tuesday afternoon and…

2 P.S. – Will give you my new address later. Until then you can send any epistles to the same old place & I will call here for them. Toronto, Mar. 25, 1916 Dear Cath: There is to be a big basket-ball game between the 123rd Bn and D Coy of the 134th this afternoon,…

“Congratulations” C.C. – 83 G.W. – 72 Toronto, Mar. 18, 1916 Dear Cath: Rec’d your letter yesterday and am glad to hear that your mumps have at last taken their departure. But before I go any farther I must thank you for that box of fudge which arrived last Saturday afternoon. It was certainly delicious…

Toronto, Mar. 11, 1916 Dear Cath: Once more I take my pen in had etc. Say, talk about your rotten weather – we’ve been ploughing through snow and slush for the last ten days and there seems to be no sign of it letting up. It snows all night and thaws all day and believe…