[Postmarked] Wentworth N.S. Oct 27, 1911
[To] Mrs Welford Jackson
Jackson's P.O.
Cumb. Co., N.S.
Wentworth Sta[?] Oct 26,
Just - to - let - you know that - I still think of you. How are you these days? I am fine & dandy. Have a nice school this year. 26 scholars. How is Grace getting along with her music? Was down to Truro a couple of weeks ago and I saw Marion just for a minute. She is looking great - How is J.A. G. T. [?] coming on? I joined down here. I suppose Ewart and Grace go to school. Best regards to all. Sincerely Yours, Bertie M. McC.
[Postmarked] Melrose, Mass, June 21, 1917
[To] Miss Ellen Mercy Hoyt
Derry, N. H.
Care U. [M?] B. Hood R.F. D. Q.
Dear Ellen Mercy
I wish I could see you. I think of you every day. Please give much
love to your Mother, and have a good time at the farm and do not be sick any more, With love from
Aunt Fanny
[Postmarked] 21 Wis [rest of postmark missed the card]
[To] Mrs. A. W. Paddock
Malden, Ill.
Indianapolis, Ind
July, 1911
Dear Folks,
They got home all OK was there to meet them was glad to see Ham/Him[?] I am the merchant here now wish you could trade with me [?] All will hope[?]
Good bye
Your Mother Bain and Henry
