Early January 1916
Medical Depot
Sandgate, Kent, England
Dear Mother
You
must forgive me for not writing previously for I have been so terribly busy we
got here all okay and have returned to duty.
The trip was fine the only thing that was wrong was the last couple of
days we were not allowed to take off our clothes as there were submarines
around and when the alarm came half the fellows near went mad, but I took my
time and came out alright - some got their legs crushed in the rush.
Well
Mother how are the horses now and did you have that dance you were talking
about having . I am all choked up with
the grippe just now. But I guess I will
be alright in a day or so. I met a bunch
of the old boys from France and we were sure glad to see each other. I wrote to Major Staples in Winnipeg and I
might get off all right when he comes over here.
I guess
I could get a commission under him but it is in the Infantry and you know how
much I like the Infantry. However time
will tell.
Is V-V still going to the school
in Holland.
I met Ruby and Ernie in Montreal and when I left them
at the depot poor Ruby nearly cried, well Mother do you ever hear from the new
Mrs Ireland and how they are getting on.
Well Mother I am going to lunch now. So remembrance to V-V and Dad and write soon
Lovingly
Chas
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