TO:
Bryant Service Club
Bryant College
Providence, R. I.
U. S. A.

To the Bryant Service Club:

Yesterday, 17 January, I was pleasantly surprised to receive a lovely box of candy from you and I do want to express my sincere thanks as well as my sincere appreciation for the thoughtfulness of the Club in remembering me.

It seems a long time since I last heard from the Bryant Service Club and I guess the last time that I did I was back in the States.

Since leaving the United States, I was stationed in England for a period of about five months and saw a great deal of the English countryside. We were stationed in a place called Woolacombe, which was in a great many respects a replica of Narragansett Pier. the weather there, even in the summertime was quite cold and on days when we thought it was cold, the folks living there were in bathing, so it seems they are more hardened to cold weather than we are back home.

I have been in France for the last four months and have seen a great many parts of this country. It is very interesting to see the sights and customs of the folks over here and I hope that when I get back home to have a little opportunity to drop over to see the members of the Brynat [sic] Club and tell them some of the things which I am sure will be of interest to them.

I hope that if the Club issues any data on former members of the college that they will place me on the mailing list for I would appreciate hearing of and reading about the members who are in the Service.

With my sincere thanks, I am

Sincerely
C. E. Corrigan
Bryant 1926
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HAPPY EASTER, BRYANT ALUMNUS

Another little remembrance from the Bryant Service Club. A camel may go a long time without water but your buddies at Bryant do not want you to go too long without a few Camels to tell you that we think of you. Good Luck to you, always!

THE BRYANT SERVICE CLUB

And, PUL-L-EEZE, acknowledge receipt of this package so that we may know we have your correct address for any future packages. Acknowledge to the Bryant Service Club - -not any individual.

Bryant Service Club:

It is mighty fine thing to have such a pleasant surprise come to you on Easter Sunday and please let me extend my very sincere thanks to you for such a lovely box of candy.

I am now on my way to overseas service and hope to pay Bryant a visit when I return.

Sincerely
M/Sgt Cornelius E. Corrigan
24^TH Fin Div Section
Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind.

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Bryant Service Club
Providence, R. I.

Just a note from "Somewhere in England" to say that my address has been changed to: 89 Finance Disbursing Section: APO 872. c/o PM. New York. N.Y.

Hope the letters that are sent out occasionally from the Club will have me on the mailing list as I am always interested in reading about the College and what goes on back there.

Best regards to all.

Sincerely
C. E. Corrigan
1926.
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Bryant Service Club
Providence, R. I.

Dear Sirs:

Again let me thank you for your kind gift of cigarettes. Your thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated.

For record purposes on and after Jan. 21, 1944 my address will be as follows:

3548th SU
Army Finance School
Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind.

With kindest regards for the Holiday Season. I am

Sincerely
T/Sgt C. E. Corrigan
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Christmas Greetings
and
A Happy New Year

[Handwritten]:

C. E. Corrigan
1926
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The Bryant Service Club,
c/o Bryant College
Providence, R. I.

Dear Sirs:

Your kind gift of Camel cigarettes received and may I express my gratitude for your thoughtfulness.

Such things coming after having been away from the College for so many years makes one desire to return for a renewal of friendships with the College.

Kindly extend my best wishes to Mr. E. Gardner Jacobs.

Sincerely,
Sgt. C. E. Corrigan
16 q.[?] Det. A. F. S.
Wake Forest, N. C.
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