Sunday, 9th January, 1916

they told him that they had seen you
slightly wounded in the arm & believed
you were evacuated to the Base, so
would not believe you were missing.
Aunt Kathleen, Uncle Johnny, Maura &
the boys, came out. As Charlie & Dick
O’Kelly were here also they had a
hockey match.
Dick has got a weeks leave he is
looking fairly well but very thin.
Jack had been asked again to Laughanstown
for hunt yesterday but as it would
have meant three days running he did
not accept which was lucky as
Dick was able to have the mount
instead. He strained his neck a little
but it does not appear to be much.
Ethel still on duty at Temple Hill
having a very hard time as they
have entertainment nearly every
evening & as visitors come in it
means tea after the performances
which means a lot of washing up
& keeps her very late coming home.