Dear Mr. McQuestin [sic],

I have no idea where you are & if you ever get this. I wrote you about a year ago I think telling you we were going to England. We had a splendid time and didn't get back till May 1^st. This is just a line to tell you that I leave N.Y. for Toronto Saturday night, spend Sunday in Rochester & go on to Toronto Monday a.m. I'm not sure what time the train gets in. So if you are still in Toronto I'll be so glad to see you at my uncle's Mr. Thos. Shortiss, 115 George St. I'll be there till the 16^th I think when I leave for Brockville to spend the other week before coming back here again.

Mama is well and sends her kind regards. We had a letter from my brother last week and he -- and London -- appear to be flourishing.

Hoping to see you, if you are in Toronto, and with kindest regards.

Sincerely yours,

M. E. Macleod Moore¹

¹ For all references to Mary E. MacLeod Moore, see, W7962, W7411, W7564, W7588, W7611, W8744, W-MCP1-3b.019, and see Box 04-007 for a footnote on Mary E. MacLeod Moore. Mary E. MacLeod Moore was a fellow-journalist with Calvin at the Montreal Herald in 1902.