MARY M. DALY

Rel.S. H.J.

Windsor, Nov. 9th 1SS6.

My dear Father Fréchette,

T hope our telegram sent on the day Jubilee, reached you in time to conve and best wishes for the feast.

of your Golden ÿ our congratulations

[ would have written instead, If [ h time, but it was patch from my chette, that of your many frien heartely that God had spar Jubilee of your priesthood. That he may gr many more years is our ardent wish

ad known it in only on Tuesday we heard it by a dessister. Î need not add you.dear Father Fréds none rejoiced more ed you to celebrate the Golden ant you yet and prayer. We hope

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to have a line from you soon. I know I am inthe ‘ black books ” for not writing, but I hope to make up for past delinquencies in that line. Aunt Mary Jane is pretty well, but not at all strong. She was very ill last winter ; indeed, for a time, I almost despaired of her recovery. I suppose you heard that my sister spent the vacations in Halifax. It did her a great deal of good. And now, dear friend, I must say good bye. Hoping to hear from you soon that you are in good health and with the affectionnate regards of aunt Mary Jane and myself.

Ever yours sincerly,