Letter to Margaret E. Charlton from William Osler, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Arrangements for a meeting at the McGill Library.

The collection contains materials related to a bicycle relay ride between Sarnia, Ontario, and Montreal, Quebec, held June 15-16, 1894 by the Canadian Wheelmen's Association (CWA) under its president, A. T. Lane, an early importer of bicycles to Canada who is credited by many contemporary sources as the first person to ride a high wheel bicycle in North America. The relay ride was organised as a promotional event for the CWA's annual meet, hosted in Montreal that year. The collection contains a newspaper article from the Toronto Mail (June 16, 1894) detailing the route and listing the participants, as well as a leather travel satchel used to carry a congratulatory letter to the president of the Canadian Wheelman's Association to be signed by the mayors of the cities and towns along the route. The satchel is embossed with the text: "Sarnia to Montreal relay ride, 1894." The collection also contains a published programme from the CWA annual meet, entitled, "Our city and our sports : souvenir and official programme of the 12th annual meet of the Canadian Wheelmen's Association, Montreal, July 1894."

Letter from Lois to Edward Winslow, written at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, where she was undergoing an operation.

Letter from Edward to Lois, written from Montreal. On letterhead of Canadian Ingersoll-Rand Company.

Letter from Edward to Lois Winslow, written from Montreal, on stationery of the Canadian Ingersoll-Rand Company.

Letter from Edward to Lois Winslow, written from Montreal, on stationery of the Saint James's Club, Montreal.

Letter from Edward to Lois Winslow, acknowledging five letters received from her from Youghall, N.B.

Letter from Edward S. Winslow to Lois Harrington Winslow, written from Montreal. Letter discusses Edward's enlistment. He was rejected for enlistment in the infantry upon medical examination but might be able to get a commission in the artillery.

Letter from Edward S. Winslow, to his father, Edward P. Winslow, written from Montreal.