| Description | 1. 10 Sep 1946 Letter from W G Walter Ltd to Matilda Talbot concerning the proposed electrical installation at the abbey.
2. 6 Sep 1946 Schedule of proposed electrical installations. Lists rooms at abbey.
3. Layout of rooms at abbey. Hand drawn.
4. Undated note thanking for letter of 10 Sep and proposing some changes to the electrical installation.
5. 27 Sep 1946 Letter from W G Walter Ltd concerning the installation and saying that due to problems with delivery and skilled labour and will not be quoting for the job.
6. 30 Sep 1946 Letter from Matilda Talbot to W G Walter Ltd saying she will hold the installation in abeyance.
7. 3 Oct 1946 Letter from Matilda Talbot to W G Walter Ltd asking if a limited addition of 10 lights to the 7 lights she has in the house at present could be installed.
8. 8 Oct 1946 Letter from W G Walter Ltd to Matilda Talbot saying it would not be possible to carry out the installation mentioned above, due t lack of skilled labour and materials.
9. 14 Oct 1946 Letter from Matilda Talbot to W G Walter Ltd stating that she has found another firm to fit the lights above before winter arrives, but could anyone put the larger job in hand for some time to come.
10. 15 Oct 1946 Letter from W G Walter Ltd to Matilda Talbot saying that they are glad she has been able to obtain the installation required.
11. 16 Oct 1946 Letter from Richard Foley to the Branch Manager, Wessex Electricity Company, Corsham concerning reading meters at premises occupied by Miss Crathorne, Mr Huxtable and Mrs Burt.
12. 17 Oct 1946 Letter from Branch Manager, Wessex Electricity Company, Corsham to Richard Foley concerning reading of meters in above letter.
13. 4 Dec 1946 Letter from Richard Foley to Branch Manager, Wessex Electricity Company, Corsham apologising for delay in writing due to Matilda Talbot's impending trip of the United States. Also stating that she will not be accepting their estimate as she considers it to be too high and that she has found a local firm who can immediately deal with a portion of the wiring before Christmas. |