At 7 am inoculated against typhus etc.
Write letter to Capt. MacDonald.
Walter Draycott’s Great War Chronicle
North Vancouver Museum & Archives
At 7 am inoculated against typhus etc.
Write letter to Capt. MacDonald.
Sent over to C.I. Machine Gun Intelligence & Topography office for work there. I have to Revert to Rank of Acting Corporal as documents have been lost despite entries in my pay book.
In morning I go Panorama sketching for some Scheme work north of Seaford.
Same as above.
To see OC respecting my stripes.
I am put i/c [in charge] of Mess rooms. Sergts & mens.
To PPCLI 7th Res. Camp to visit CSM Griggs & L/c Wallach.
A medical exam @ 7.30 am & sign for blankets, etc.
Leave Leic. On Sunday [(19) 20th ]by G.C.R. @ 3.31. Train ½ hr. late. Nancy accompanies me down to the Stn. Arr. London 6.37 two mins. late for my train. Next @ 8 pm. Arr. Seaford @ 12.30 pm via Brighton where I changed.
*Camp Seaford was located on the Coast of England at Seaford. it was set up at the beginning of WWI to train & house soldiers from Wales & the NW of England. Beginning in 1916, the Camps housed Canadian Troops; this continued until after the War, as Canadian Soldiers waited to go home.
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To swimming baths with Norman & Fred Leighton. Leave Stafford by 11.40 train. Conducted to station by Doctor Miller in auto. Mrs. Leighton & Norman see me off.
Arr. Leicester 2.30 pm. Visit store & office to see Aunt who is seriously ill.
Harry & I leave L.pool Lime St. 4.5 & 3.55 pm respectively. I to Stafford & he to Rhyll. I send tel. prepaid to Base for xtension.
Arr. Stafford @ 6 pm Tuesday (Aug. 14). Visited Stafford Prison with Mr. Leighton & Mrs. Leighton. Saw condemned cell & execution scaffold, etc.
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