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Letterhead: Established in 1897 The Richmond County Record Bertram Bourinot, Proprietor Equipped To Do Job Printing Of All Kinds Guaranteed Circulation Over 1,000 Arichat, N.S. Letter: Dear Jack,- I thought that both you and Lottie would like to get a line from me after my return home. We have placed nearly everything in position and the plant is working the same as usual. I am sorry now that I had not gone to Mahone and looked carefully over the ground before moving all my belongings there. It would have saved me considerable money; but what is the use of crying over spilt milk. I wish to express my sincere thanks to both you and Lottie for many acts of kindness on behalf of myself anf [sic] family. I will have the Record out on Friday. Will lose some ads. but expect to gain others later on. To show that I have some new ads., I am taking the liberty of reproducing the Creamery's ad. from the Journal-Bulletin. You may see the manager and tell him that my charge will be the same as the Journal's if he wants to have it in the Record/ We will send Lottie a few gallons of foxberries next week. They are superior to those of previous years. At least they look that way to us. With love to Lottie, Johnnie, his dear little wife, and yourself from us all, I am, dear brother, Yours affectionately, B. Bourinot I forgot to tell you that Earl has the measles. He contracted it from a neighbor's boy. They seem to be light. I hope that Marshall or Elorrie will not catch them just as I am about ready to bring out the Record. Earl is having the time of his life eating fruit and other delicacies. Measles have been going the rounds here for some weeks.
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