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Sunday 20th June 1915 – fine

June 20, 2015 by Sarah McLennan

Left Seagrave for Leicester to attend Oxford Street Congregational Church anniversary. Left at 9:45 am and arrived at 10:45 pm.
To Aunt Louise’s for dinner at 1 pm. Saw Elsie and Nancy, also two members of Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry.
Stayed for tea and off again for Seagrave by bike. Arrived at 7:15 pm. Went for walk with Maud, Lily, and May.

Filed Under: 1915, Diary Entries Tagged With: Leicester, Oxford Street Congregational Church anniversary, Princess Patricia Canadian Light Infantry, Seagrave

Saturday 19 June 1915 – fine

June 19, 2015 by Sarah McLennan

To Sileby and commiserated with Reverend Burrow regarding his Brother’s death in Belgium. To Leicester by train and called at Aunts’
To Mountsorrel Hills on a picnic with Mrs Knight and Kathleen and Ida Knight, Mrs and Mr Walken, Maud and Lily, May Draycot. Had lovely time and home at 8:30 pm. Took snapshots.

Crops spoiling for want of rain.

Filed Under: 1915, Diary Entries Tagged With: Belgium, Leicester, Mountsorrel Hills, Reverend Burrow

Friday 18 June 1915 – fine

June 18, 2015 by Sarah McLennan

Up at 8:45 and to Stafford for film for camera. Take photos. Mr Greens uncle calls for dinner (lunch).

Filed Under: 1915, Diary Entries Tagged With: Stafford

Thursday 17 June 1915 – fine

June 17, 2015 by Sarah McLennan

Said good bye to S.G Upton and Miss Sexton.
Took photos of 4 generations at Simcock’s Residence.
Left Lime Street Station at 5:25 for Stafford. Harry and Mr MacDermott saw me off. Arrive at Stafford at 7 pm. Had tea with Edith. To Dr Miller and Nurse Smith and had chat. Cyril, Edith and self have walk in evening.

Filed Under: 1915, Diary Entries Tagged With: Lime Street Station, SImcock's residence, Stafford

Wednesday 16 June 1915 – fine

June 16, 2015 by Sarah McLennan

Private Blees 712 Princess Patricias Canadian Light Infantry is killed at front.
Said good byes to Creigs and Uptons.

Filed Under: 1915, Diary Entries Tagged With: Princess Patricia Canadian Light Infantry, Private Blees 712

Tuesday 15 June 1915 – fine

June 15, 2015 by Sarah McLennan

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Went for cycle run with Harry to Gateacre and Huyton.
Farmers praying for rain. Our casualty list at the War totals an average of 1500 each day.
Russians are retiring all along the front – short of shells

Filed Under: 1915, Diary Entries Tagged With: 1500 daily casualties, Gateacre, Huyton, mp3, Russians

Monday 14 June 1915 – fine

June 14, 2015 by Sarah McLennan

To Alder Hey and Mill Road Hospitals and took paper to Canadians.
To Liverpool on bikes. Had narrow escape from Death. Bike skidded in front of a street car. Only a few bruises. To S.G Upton’s in evening and played cards until 11:30. Left for home at 12 midnight. Harry sits up.
Sent $5.00 to Reverend N.J Thompson for church funds.

Filed Under: 1915, Diary Entries Tagged With: Alder Hey and Mill Road Hospitals, Canadians, Liverpool, Reverend N.J. Thompson, Upton

Sunday 13 June 1915 – fine

June 13, 2015 by Sarah McLennan

To my 3rd Congregational Church in morning at Creigs.
To S.G. Upton’s in afternoon and evening. Took their photos and developed them at night.

Filed Under: 1915, Diary Entries Tagged With: 3rd Congregational Church, Upton

Saturday 12 June 1915 – fine

June 12, 2015 by Sarah McLennan

To Creig’s in morning and Alder Hey Hospital in afternoon. Took photographs there.

Filed Under: 1915, Diary Entries Tagged With: Alder Hey Hospital

Friday 11 June 1915

June 11, 2015 by Sarah McLennan

Went for spin on bike around Huyton, Roby and Gateacre with Harry. Back home at 4:30 pm.

Went down to City on bike for film etc. Met Private Burns of Princess Pats.

Filed Under: 1915, Diary Entries Tagged With: Huyton, Princess Patricia Canadian Light Infantry, Private Burns

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