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Date: March 2nd 1915
To
Mrs. Beaumont-Boggs
From
Mary A. Wilkins
Letter

Just a line my dear Mrs. Boggs to express our sympathy with you all in your loss. Words are so powerless at such a time may God help you to bear it and oh! I trust this cruel war may soon end. Your brave boy has given his life, how many are mourning the world over. I have often felt this winter that my troubles were too hard but so many have worse ones. Mr. Wilkins has come home after 5 weeks in the hospital, he is not long for this world, but he has had his life. Isabel’s husband still a young man but a victim of consumption has not been able to do anything for two years. The loss of her beautiful baby boy a year old, has been a great grief to all of us. I must not worry you with our troubles was only showing you how everyone has something to suffer and bear in this world.

My kindest regards to your husband. I regret that owing to loss of sight I never know anyone on the street unless they speak to me. Mr. Wilkins joins me in sympathy to you both

Yrs very truly
Mary. A. Wilkins

938 Fisguard St
March 2nd.

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