The Joys of Thanksgiving, Cumberland Co, Nova Scotia, 1913

[Postmarked] Amherst, N.S. Oct 20 1913

[To] Mrs. Cuthbert Stonehouse
        Millvale
        Lily P.O.
        Cum. Co., NS

October 19, 1913

Dear Aunt Susan:- Rec'd your letter and was so glad to hear from you but sorry you are not well and sorry too that you cannot get down this fall. Mamma is at Albert's now so I am doing a stroke at housekeeping. I like it fine. Albert's have a new baby girl. Mary and baby are both well. I was up this morning. I will write soon. Give my love you all and yourself too. Sincerely Yours,
Myrtle.

To Thelma Macrae from Bessie: Happy Easter from Up Here, 1908

[Postmarked] Kingston, Ont., April 17 1908, 8 PM

[To] Miss Thelma Macrae,
        33 First Avenue
                Ottawa,
                      Ont.

Dear Thelma,

How are you and all the other little girls down there. Are you coming up this summer.
                                                               with love,
                                                                Bessie.

The Cutest PC Ever, to Gladys Callaway, Buckingham, ENG, ca. 1903

[On front of postcard]:  Can you hear the pussies snoring? J. E. Sayer

[No postmark or stamp]

[To]
Miss Gladys Callaway
5, Brackley Rd.
Buckingham.

[Normally I don't comment on the postcards I present on this blog, but this one was so definite I had to give some additional information. Gladys, according to the 1901 England Census, was likely the daughter of William and Elizabeth Callaway. The family lived at the above address at the time of the census. I would date this postcard to somewhere around 1903.  You will notice that the back is undivided, and the words "Post Card - Great Britain & Ireland. The address only to be written on this side" was the usual phrasing of Blum and Degan Postcards so it may be one of theirs.

Source: 

“1901 England Census,” database, Ancestry.ca (http://www.ancestry.ca : accessed 23 apr 2019), entry for Gladys Callaway (age 6) in household of William Callaway, citing PRO RG13; Piece: 1366; Folio: 28; Page: 7;  Buckingham registration district, Buckingham subdistrict, ED 11, schedule line number 49.]

May Wagg's Easter Wishes to Lizzie Elliott, 1908, Victoria BC

[Postmarked] Victoria, B.C. April 10, 1908

[To] Miss Lizzie Elliott
        26 Wallnut St.
        Springe Ridge
        City

Dear Lizzie

Received your P C with thanks.

May Wagg.

[in upper left corner] Ans. soon

     

Butterflies and Hearty Easter Wishes to Make Us Both Happy, Ottawa, Ontario, 1926

[Postmarked] Landsdowne, Ont Ap 3 26

[To] Miss Thelma McRae
        Ottawa  Ont
        47 First Avenue


From Ila McRae

The Easter Chick Marching Band Sends a Greeting to Bessie Passmore, 1911

[Postmarked] Tacoma, Wash, Mar 27, 1911 4.30 pm

[To] Miss Bessie Passmore
        Blairmore
                  Alberta
                       Canada

"To Bessie from cousin Irene."

A Happy Easter to You, Susie Mutch of Charlottetown, P.E.I, 1910

[Postmarked] Charlottetown P.E.I. Mar 24 1910, 1.30 pm

[To] Miss Susie Mutch
        Charlottetown

"Ch'town, Mar 24th/10

Dear Susie,
It seems about a year since I saw you. Do you never come over to town? R[eg?] and I intended going over several times, but--got lazy.
We get clear tomorrow for ten days and whenever we come back we have Roman History exam. We have J. A. McD. for french now. You don't know what you've missed not having him last year. Flo."

 

Top of the Morning to You on Saint Paddy's Day, Miss Robinson, Calgary, AB, 1918

[Postmarked] Medicine Hat C.P.R. Depot, AM, MR 16, [19]18

[To] Miss V. B. Robinson
        120  4th Ave. West
                   Calgary
                      Alta.

Dear Vera,
Thanks ever so much for your card which I received some time ago.
Best regards from all. 
Yours Sincerely
Frances.

To My Valentine: Will Wilson, Olivet PA, 1910

[Postmarked] McKees Rocks, PA, Feb 14 
[2nd Postmark] 1910 

[To] Mr. Will Wilson
               Olivet
                      Pa.

 

To Lila Morrison from Ella, Who Doesn't Have the Chicken Pox, 1914, New Floss, Ontario

[Postmarked] Stayner, ON, Feb 2, 1914

[To] Miss Lila Morrison
                       New Floss
                           Ontario

Feb 2nd/14

Dear Lila,
      I received your card and thanks very very much. I think its a beauty. I was also glad to hear from you and glad you are getting along so nicely. 
      This is great weather isn't it? Everybody here has the C. Pox nearly except us and Wyants and we are too glad for that. Write to me again Lila if you have time. Sincerely yours,
Ella.