Case 8587

22nd March, 1910.
C/F.C.

Dear Miss Bryan,

re E.

I am pleased to learn this morning from Prebendary P. that the Trustees of the Campden Charities have very kindly undertaken the cost of apprenticing the above name girl, and that a situation has been found for her in a shop in Kensington High Street. I hope, therefore, the matter may now be arranged as soon as possible, and perhaps you will be so kind as to let me know the name and address of the proposed employer and when it will be convenient for E. to commence work? Perhaps you may like to communicate direct with the Matron of our Pyrford Home and arrange with her as to when the girl should come to London?

With many thanks for all your kind trouble in the case.

Believe me, Yours very truly,
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Miss B.,
Kensington Palace.

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