Milton, Aug. 31, 1915.

Dear Ones All,  

It certainly does seem good to write that and to know that it will find you all together at home.

I am arranging to say good-bye to Milton on Wednesday night (to-morrow) and leave for Toronto next morning. By doing so I can have the little outing with you all in Toronto and stay there just as long as you do. Have arranged for two rooms at the Prince George for Thursday and Friday nights. They could not promise me three rooms, so we’ll have to take a chance on that.

It would be simply great it we could only all be there together, but I guess the Little Mother could scarcely stand the pace. We are having a directors’ meeting In Toronto at 8.00 p. m. Friday, which will unfortunately cut me out of the fun for an hour or two.

Looking forward to seeing you on Thursday, and with a heartful of love to you all, I remain,

Yours as always,
Eric.

P.S. Wire me when your train is due in Toronto so that I can meet it.   E.