Bought more lumber from J. M. Fromme. 1 x 6” sheathing, some 2 x 3 & a window frame.
Loaned Mr. S. T. Nursey some photos & curios for window display. He who did not go to war, but got married instead – to dodge it!
Thursday 7 November 1918
Still in khaki.
Unofficial announcement that armistice is signed. Vancouver receives the news very cool.
Gave two of my pen & ink sketches to the engravers to have blocks – or cuts, made.
To Lynn Valley at 2 pm. Mr. & Mrs. Nye call.
Paid Mr. J. M. Fromme $69.39 for lumber. Return to Hospital at 11.30 pm.
Wednesday 16 October 1918
– fine
Working on creek, removing logs, etc. Also do some cribbing along side of it.
Mr. Fromme gives me sack of apples. Mr. [Nursery] gives me sack of potatoes. I stay at Jack Nye’s the night.
Wednesday 11 November 1914 – rain
Passed an uncomfortable night on the train.
Today – more comfortable
Sentries are on guard over Bridges and Reservoirs etc.
Snow at Bowie a few miles east of Sicamous. Posted letter to J.M. Fromme, Lynn Creek, B.C. re Lumber for ceiling
Snow 12 inches deep at Field & Lake Louise, Rogers Pass.
