Carvill Letter Books, 1911, page 260-261 - Letter from Elizabeth Carvill to Phyllis, dated 23 Jan 1911, pg 2 & 3 of 4. NOT SENT.
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Dated
23/01/1911
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Image Number
Box 1LB1903_253
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Description
Phyllis (Phyllis Potter, friend of Ruth Carvill-s who lived in London) Ruth (Ruth Martin Carvill Crossle) E. Carvill (Elizabeth Martin Carvill, mother of Ruth Martin Carvill Crossle) Her father (John Carvill) The husband (Philip Crossle, husband of Ruth) Malcolm Brown & Co Distillers, Dundalk Miss Clark (school teacher for both Ruth and Phyllis) Letter NOT SENT. Letter to Phyllis from Elizabeth Carvill expressing gratitude and thanks for her efforts to intervene with Ruth. "The news you gave us in [the letter] was appalling.' Apparently all the talking to Ruth has "made not the smallest impression.' Mrs. Carvill gives Phyllis an address to write "the husband', if she wishes to communicate with him. It seems from the letter that former school teacher, Miss Clark, helped Phyllis talk to Ruth.
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Name of Recipient
Phyllis [Phyllis Potter]
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Name of Sender
N/A
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Address of Recipient
N/A
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Address of Sender
N/A
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Signed
E. Carvill (Elizabeth Martin Carvill)
