St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-12-05
EAST CONCORD.
Letters From the Boys in France
Personal Items.

(Mrs. j.. f. Folsom, CORRESPONDENT }
me following are letters recently
received from boys in France:
Somewhere in France.
Dear Mother, Father and all:
How goes everything in East Con-
cora! How are all the folks and
no" are you? 1 am feeling fine and
candy myself. Haven't been sick q
Jay only when we came across. then
l mad a very funny sickness. T was
pretty sick for two days, but after
tnat L felt fine, and have been feeling
good ever since. You want to he very
careful and not get sick this winter
L nave seen Pat Tracy, Johnnie and
ABOUT all the boys, and they are feel
ing fine, too. Give my love to all nv
auhts and uncles, and all. Tell Hat
/ would like another one of her feeds.
give my regards to John Nc. Write
ana tell me all the news-telI me
VINO killed all the deer. Am going
TO send you a handkerchief in this
letter Tor souvenir of France. Don't
worry about me for 1 am feeling
good, and am in a good place Te1I
"a not to worry about me, and tell
him when I get back we will +.ko
some good fishing and hunting trims.
TOT we VIII have to make UP for los,
Tune. Well, will close for this time
NOW don,t worry, and take care of
yourself. With love- Ross Folsom.
90. T., 1O2nd Machine Gun Battalion
Somewhere in France.
Dear Mrs. Folsom:
|, VIII write you a few lines TODAY
as it has been quite a while since I
wrote You, and I suppose you have
begun to think that have forgotten
you, but haven't. I went over and
saw Ross the other day. He is fine
ana getting, along good All the
boys are looking good. T think they
Will be over here Sunday. We are
taking of getting together for a
Thanksgiving dinner if we can.
saw Johnnie and Tracy the other day
when they went through here on the
train. They said they had a good
trip and were feeling fine. so you see
all of us are in good shape and are
going to continue like that. I have
not mad any mail in for quite while
out guess it won't be long before
some shows up. I would like to gel
word from home that they get my
letters, as the last that 1 heard they
hadn't heard from me. Ross and
We're talking over what we were
doing year ago and it is quite a
change. He said you expected Har-
ry Marden over to go hunting AGAR
this fall. Tell John I would. like tt
go with them. There doesn't seem te
be much to write about, so guess
will close, hoping this finds you al
well. and that 1 shall hear from yo,
soon. With love to all, Walter Moore
103rd Z. S. Inf. Machine Gun Co
Bemis- Hoyt.
Mrs. Annie Grant Hoyt of Windsor
| daughter. of the late Ira Grant ant
Aldora Grant of this place and PhiliJ
Bemis of Windsor, were united il
marriage Thursday, Nov. 20, at 400 o
m. at the home of the brides mother
The room was tastefully decorated
with evergreen for the occasion. TIL,
bride was given away by the oldes
brother, James Grant, the brides sis
ter, Miss Pearl Grant, acting as mais
of honor, and brother, Robert Grant
as best man. The double ring servic
was performed by Rev. J. Robinson
of Lunenburg. The ceremony wa
! performed in the presence of abou
35 relatives. The bride wore beau
tiful dress of light gray, Georgett
!; Crepe over rose silk and carried
bouquet of White Chrysanthemum:
The maid of honor wore light yelloy