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Wednesday 3 July 1918

July 3, 2018 by Sarah McLennan

No entry.

Filed Under: 1918, Diary Entries

Tuesday 2 July 1918

July 2, 2018 by Sarah McLennan

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Before Medical Board who mark me unfit for further service & to be sent back to Canada. (B III not likely to become efficient within 6 months).

Filed Under: 1918, Diary Entries Tagged With: mp3

Monday 1 July 1918

July 1, 2018 by Sarah McLennan

 

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– fair, hot

To London with a colored comrade. His 1st visit to London & England. We visit Victoria & Albert Museum, Natural History Museum, United Services Museum, St. Paul’s Cath. & Crypt and other places. Dinner at Canadian YMCA. Tea @ Australian YMCA & to Aunt Rhia (Mrs. Draycot) @ 7 pm till 9:30 pm. She is much impressed with my Black friend. We leave for Waterloo & take train at 11 pm for Egham and Camp.

Filed Under: 1918, Diary Entries Tagged With: Canadian YMCA, mp3

Sunday 30 June 1918

June 30, 2018 by Sarah McLennan

– fair, hot

In afternoon to visit Mr. & Mrs. Cross of Hummer Road. Later to Runnemede & Thames. Came home by way of Englefield Green.

Filed Under: 1918, Diary Entries

Saturday 29 June 1918

June 29, 2018 by Sarah McLennan

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The Canadian Forestry Corps play Americans @ Baseball and result was Canadians 6 – Americans 5.

Filed Under: 1918, Diary Entries Tagged With: Canadian Forestry Corps, mp3

Friday 28 June 1918

June 28, 2018 by Sarah McLennan

 – fair

To Egham to visit Mr. & Mrs. Hird. Mr. Hird, aged 48, is Med:Ex. for the Army.

 

Filed Under: 1918, Diary Entries

Thursday 27 June 1918

June 27, 2018 by Sarah McLennan

No entry.

Filed Under: 1918, Diary Entries

Wednesday 26 June 1918

June 26, 2018 by Sarah McLennan

Good news from Italy. We hold all west bank of the Piave River & capture c. 2,000 more prisoners & booty.

—————–   —————–

Sir Frederick Borden [sic ??died in 1917] inspects Forestry Draft for France.

*The Battle of the Piave River comprised the last major Austro-Hungarian attack on the Italian Front and virtually heralded the disintegration of the Austro-Hungarian army on the way to the dismantling of the empire. (http://www.firstworldwar.com/battles/piaveriver.htm)

Filed Under: 1918, Diary Entries Tagged With: Piave River

Tuesday 25 June 1918

June 25, 2018 by Sarah McLennan

 

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– fine

Exchange old Khaki for new suit.

Italians capture 4,000 Austrians and 72 of their old guns back again.

Filed Under: 1918, Diary Entries Tagged With: mp3

Monday 24 June 1918

June 24, 2018 by Sarah McLennan

My papers re discharge are sent to London.

General Turner VC inspects Canadian Forestry Draft for France.

*Lieutenant General Sir Richard Ernest William Turner VC, KCB, KCMG, DSO (25 July 1871 – 19 June 1961) was a Canadian Army officer during the Boer War and the First World War, and a recipient of the Victoria Cross (for personal bravery in the Boer War).

Filed Under: 1918, Diary Entries Tagged With: Canadian Forestry Corps, discharge, General Sir Richard Turner

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