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Harrogate Herald - 13th February 1918
W Hayton writes :
I wish to add my appreciation of your letter, which I have the
pleasure of reading in the herald. It is the one thing I look
forward to each week. It seems to bring one home nearer, and,
although not a native, I look upon Harrogate as my home, having
lived there for the past six years. I am with an Employment Company
out here, and, although not in the fighting, still we are trying to
"do our bit" at a School of Instruction for Officers and
NCO's there are eight Beechwood Boys stationed here; I believe three
or four of them are Harrogate chaps, but I only know the name of
one, which is Brown. We had I Brown, the painter and
decorator, and a Jim Atley from Knaresborough in our company, but
they were both moved elsewhere. Another chap, Ostick, from
Knaresborough, is the only other Harrogate district one with us.
Wishing your valuable paper every success.
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