– find but windy
To Egham in afternoon.
To Englefield Church in evening.
Saturday 22 June 1918
– windy & showers
Went before Medical Board and signed my discharge papers to Canada E179.
In afternoon to see Mr. Hird of Egham & family. Stayed till 10.30 pm.
He has been called up at age of 48.
Friday 21 June 1918
– rain
Got permission to stay with MSergt. Lee.
Thursday 20 June 1918
In evening to see Mrs. Cross of Egham. Walked back (3 m) with Mrs. Beamish of the Orchard Guild Society.
Wednesday 19 June 1918
I leave L’pool on 9.40 am train for Egham. Stop off @ Stafford & see Dr. Miller. Entrain again @ 4.20 pm & arr Egham @ 12 midnight.
At Stafford I called on Mr. & Mrs. Rushton, Fruiterers. They were born @ Draycot.
Tuesday 18 June 1918
– rain
I receive orders to get my Khaki as I am to be sent back to my depot tomorrow.
It rains all day. I go to Harry’s. Much surprised at the news.
I write to Dr. Miller & Lee.
Monday 17 June 1918
Interviewed by Colonel Burris of the staff here re my case. He, very cunning, asks me if I could carry on as an AI man!!! Heavy questions containing much rot are put to me.
Sister Martha very ill in Hospl. at Toronto. Appendicitis.
Harry gets letter.
Sunday 16 June 1918
Dr. Burns states he will see the Col. re my case.
I to Harry’s in afternoon. Harry photographing.
Saturday 15 June 1918
Quiet @ Harry’s without Charles.
Friday 14 June 1918
Bro. Charles & I go to Mrs. Brighton’s in afternoon & return to Harry’s @ 5 pm. We part at 8 pm as I leave for hospital and Charles goes back at 10 pm Lime St. for Sunderland much depressed.
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