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Letter: from Christine Dillingham at Kings Road, Flitwick to Richard Dillingham - writer has received a letter from her husband; - notes the Doctor didn't say there was any hurry to have Ben's adenoids out and she thinks it will be better to wait until the spring; - comments Mrs Roberts had come round to visit her and that she had been to stay with Dave Roberts for 6 weeks, "I should only like the chance to come and stay with you for that time"; - notes his mother and Dorothy Brittain came round and that Dot didn't seem very happy at Greenfield, "If I had her money I should live in a cottage to myself"; - notes she took Richard and Ben to see her parents; - wishes he was at home with her; - comments the boys are "Little beggars and are always into mischief"; - notes Bob Mann hasn't been to empty the cesspool yet and the hole has been dug for over three weeks; - "I wish there was no such things as drains, but we never had this trouble when you were at home"; - comments the boys send a big kiss to him;

12 November 1917

From: 1917 To: 1917

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Dillingham, Richard,
Dillingham, Christine,
Dillingham, Ben,
Roberts, Dave,
Brittain, Dorothy,
Mann, Bob

doctor, DRAINAGE, CHILDREN, Flitwick Kings Road, Greenfield