Postcard Front:
FIELD
POST CARD
The address
only to be
written on
this side. If
anything else
is added, the
post card will
be destroyed.
Miss Emilie Robertson
Burford
Ont
Canada
Postcard Back:
NOTHING is to be written on this side except
the date and signature of the sender. Sentences
not required may be erased. If anything else is
added the post card will be destroyed.
(Postage must be prepaid on any letter or post card
addressed to the sender of this card)
I am quite well
and hope to be discharged soon.
Letter follows at first opportunity
I have received no letter from you
lately.
Signature
only
Leigh V. Neill
Date July 1st 1917
Letter Page 1:
Cdn. Convalescent Hospital
Woodcote Park Epson
"B" Div Hut 19
September 4 - 1918
Dear Friend,
[Well shame]
been here a week
now so will try and
write a letter or
two. I haven't
received any mail
from Canada since I
was wounded but
it will no doubt
get here [some] day.
This is a [great]
camp. There is room
for 4000 men. But
it isn't near full
although there is
a good many
coming in now
Letter Page 2:
my wound is nearly
better. I am taking
massage and other
things to keep my
arm from getting stiff.
It will be as good
as ever it was
in another month.
I have been up to
London one afternoon
on Pass But is is
such a big place.
I saw a very good
Baseball match and
then went to a theatre.
We have [YM's] &
Canteens. There also is
a big Moving Picture
show on the grounds
so we have a fairly
good time.
I will close for time
Leigh
