Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-21
ROBIN WRITES FROM BONNIE
 SCOTLAND"

Dear Sisters of the Social Corner:
 Looking back on the times I spent
 among you all, feel should like to
 tell you about my trip to Scotland
 just for the sake of "Auld Lang Syne."
 After leaving Norwich on the zd of
 September, spent few days in Ar
 hngton, where my friends gave me such a good time. On the sfn of the same month I went to see about my
 luggage at the, Grand Central and af- ter six hours search I got 1t gath
 cred together teady for it's long trip. The 9th of September saw me
 boarding the steamship Columbia at
 a. m, then we sailed for Bonnie
 Scotland at 12.3e ?. m. prompt AL
 together we numbered 1,z0e, and we
 were just like one large family. I met some friends who were going to the
 same town as myself SC we were very good friends all the way home. Every thing on board was fer our comfort and the food was delicious. After be- ing two days on the water it became a little bit stormy, which made some of the passengers sick; but I am glad to say I was not one of them. It soon passed off, and as we passed the Banks of Newfoundland we began to feel 8, little colder; but the weather was all that could be desired. We 1 had some splendid concerts on board where much talent was shown and also some splendid services, both Catholic and Protestant
 One of the concerts was held in aid of the poor sailors. and knowing 1 it was for that cause it made it more enjoyable. In fact, all the way home we had a most enjoyable time and ! when we reached our first stopping place we felt a bit reluctant to part ! with 56o of our large family. This l was at Morvilie Ireland, on the 18th of l September, and we all thought it a most perfect day. Never have seen anything to compare with it. The l see4teTy NwaS simply E magnificent. ] While the passengers were getting on i the tender one Of the crew sfeli over board. 1t was a bit exciting at the time to see him in the water. but he l soon got in through one of the port 1 holes and then the spectators sent up l q hearty cheer.
 | Again we set sail with still TOO to
 come to Scotland. We arrived in Glasgow on the 18th at Ga. m I am
 sorry we sailed up the Clyde by night as we missed the grand scenery round I that district. However, we were home now. We had breakfast and after our passports were examined we got of 1 the ship and everyone was excited 1 about meeting their friends again. l am glad to say my son and my brother were at the boat waiting for me so we took the train to Greenosk where my sister, daughter law and sister-in- 1 law were waiting. and needless to say, as 1t was a family gathering. we had
 an exceptionally good time. Next day 1 we took the train to my own native home, Dur1fe ferfnIfue, wkefe I am still and having quite 8 good holiday, but
 looking forward to the time when we sha1f all meet again.
 All the way home I thought of my sisters in the Social Corner, and al the good times have had with you.
 I had 4 letter from Seottfe. also g
 para graph about Lucy Aeorn's wed. ding. I wish her much jov and long \ happy life. Love to Blossom, Bof White, Grandma H.. and all the rest o,
 | the Social Corner Sisters.
 . t ROBIN. + 51 Grfeve St. Dinfernfine, Scotland