Case 862518. Letter from E's employer saying that E. was not leaving in disgrace but had "foolishly" given notice because she was scolded by the Cook [June 1909]View the Case Summary.
came to us that she wanted a place, & she has already advertised. If she hears of one before the 14th I suppose she had better take it, & if not we will send her to London on that day. From Shrewsbury she can go either to Euston
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