The Press., 1918-03-28

Sunday morning: Organ prelude; l; anthem, "Come see the place es'w here
 Jesus lay, '' Parker; anthem, ''He is Risen" Gadsby; offertory. volin and organ; Easter carol. ''Golden Harps are sounding" Shilling; postlude. march, violin and organ.
 Baptist Church Notes Next Sunday the morning subject will be "Wit- nesses to the Resurrection with a solo, 1T Know That my Redeemer Liveth. The evening subject will be ,"The Power of the Resurreotion" with solo, Victory over Death. ," Will all those who have taken pledge cards to help raise the extra million dollars please bring or send same in by next Sunday.
 The following letter received by a friend from Geo. Clark. Jr., who was rescued from the Tusoiana will in. terest many. ~,
 Dear Friend:
 It is long time since I have had a letter from the states and bit of Dews would seem good. This place isu' half bad only it is so far from home. I have thought of Bill Phelps and know how he felt now. I wonder if will see him in France. On the way over here I saw Geo. Carey, a brother of my sister-in-law. It sure was sur- prise. won't be a bit sorry to see the last of the winter. La was good enough for me- I have seen little war, too much for me. I was on the Tusoania when she was torpedoed in the Irish sea. Believe me it was no fun. I was down below serving sup. per-. l worked as a waiter going over. The anchor line owes mo some coin, but I probably won't get it. I was down iD under when she was hit. Maybe things didn It fly. The lights went out and then it was some job to find your way out. There seemed to be table or chair to fall over every step took. A fellow didn't have much time because they closed the doors, and once closed, good night: Luck was with me and got out. II went up where our squadron was supposed to be, but did not see my of them, didn't have a life belt, lost it down below, SO went: down and found another one Later I took a l boat and was picked up by 'les troyer aud landed at a northern port in l Ireland. The Scotch soldiers, as we'll l as the Irish people, used us fine This 1 is the wet season, but it is beautiful 1 country, and the girle, Oh myl When we came to England we had another I ride on water; believe me we watched I for subs. None took shot at us. I ! was not sorry. Once is enough for me. They took pictures of us; you may see them over there. We are near a town where the Romans used to be Some of their work can still be seen. for. got to tell you your scarf, as we'll az the other stuff, is at the bottom of the sea. didn't have as much as 2 coat on when I went over. Hoping this finds you we'll, remain
 ... Friend George | ~.- West Stafford. -
 Mrs. Ella Lovett of Somers is visit. ing her sister, Mrs. Francelia Gold.
 Mir. and. Mrs. H. A. Preston of Mass. and 4Es W. Preston of East Weymouth. were~at the Preston home over Sunday.
 Mrs. Andrew Magill and five ohil. dren of Jamaica. N, Y, .. are spending the Easter vacation with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. O.. P. Bradway, : Oluf Jensen of the gas defence gang at Camp Devens and Neils Jensen of New Haven were with their mother, Mrs. Marie Jensen, for over Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. Warren Ayers will move this week to Rockville and Mir and Mrs. George Billings of Rockville will act as care takers of the town farm.
 There will be no preaching service next Sunday morning. In the after noon at 15 the eantata Easter Angels" by Pearls, will be rendered by about twenty voices, ,zdirected by Miss Marjorie Morse with.Miss Vera Kaddy as pianist Rev, l. Rees will give an Easter address. ...
 Rev. w. 0 Berck kmnn, Snperin. tendent of Congregational Home Missions and Sunday School Extension of Kentucky and Tennessee, D of the southern mountains for fifteen years, preachod two Vory l interesting sermons last Sunday The morning subject was "A life tur ned | from moral gravel to granite, and | the evening The conquest of soul for humanity and Heaven .
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 Piano tuning and expert piano, player | work. Formerly with Sedgwick X Casey ! Hartford. Chas s. Cady, Bov S3 Staf l fordvllle. If
 Miss Ruth Bradway ,is with Mrs. l Omer Cooley and family this week.
 Ms. Anna Ballard of Waltham, Masa. Is visiting her niece, Mrs. Martha Goodwill.
 MT. and Mrs. Elwin Phelps visited their son.. Emory Phelps. and family ! in Hartford over Sunday: ,~ I
 Miss Bertha Agusten of Merrow was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Geo. Meyer, last week. She returned on Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis AabiiansKy are selling out their grocery stock and do not intend to keep their store open this summer.
 Mrs. Harold TallmaD of Worcester was the guest of her parents, MF. and Mrs. J. c. Rishton, last week and over Sunday. ::
 Mir. and Mrs James Roberts and