The Press., 1918-03-28
WILMINGTON.

Miss Hills of Boston has been guest of Mrs. Emily Gardner at Thre Gables.
 Miss Genevieye Gardner has beel visiting her brother and family il New Haven.
 The Misses Palmer and DunninI have returned from New York wter, they have boon sending the winter.
 MT. Farrell of Holyoke is choppinG for Hans Hanson on the Alderman To and boarding with Miss Church. Howard Bligh has bought tn, wood saving outfit of Mir. Reed ant will add a new line to his many activities. r" * South Wilmington.
 At the Get.to-G Gether Club next Thurs day there will be presented the follow Ing pictures The Faith of Sunny Jim 'eaturing Bobby Connolly and Mabel Kel l ley. A night at the show with Charlie Chaplin.
 Mrs. Mary Hansen visited in Spring. ] field last week.
 MT. and Mrs. John Riohaadson were in Hartford last week.
 Mrs. Margaret McFarlan and baby returned home last Saturday.
 Mrs. Jeannette SchafRer of New Haven is guest at the home of Mir. and Mrs. John Brownley.
 NRSna DooAu:oo NFo1o fn .,!.gL:x ek East Hampton as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Julia Burnham.
 Harry Hopkins met with a slight accident one day last week while out. ting wood. when his axe slide cutting his foot
 In order not to ogersleep on the first of April, the people will have to set their clocks one hour ahead before retiring on Easter Sunday night
 Walter Colburn of the 3Oi st Ammunition Train Motor Truck Go. No. 3, and member of the band at Camp DeVens, Aver, Mass was home on short furlough the past week
 Charles Woodworth and son, Leon, were in Hartford last Saturday where MT Woodworth took his soH to the Hartford hospital where they removed tho remaining stitches from his last operation.
 Chas. Pobuda has joined the Liberty Loan organization and will. work With Robert T Jones. Mir Pobuda, 1t is understood, will work among the Bohemian people as he is well qualitte to do the work on that eRd We hope tho people will respond libeTally and make as good showing for the town of Willington as they have done in tlIe past.
 The following letter has been re ceived from Private Wm. R. Wocho. murka from France: ....
 Somewhere in France, March 3, 1918. Friond John: ....
 Just few liHes to let you know that am receiving the newspaper that you sent all UiRht, The Boston Post and the Stafford Press, and, be. lieve me, it makes me feel good and thank you for your kindness in send ing them. I just love to read the Stafford Press and find out what is going on in good old Wilmington. This is Sunday morning and will have to go to church after I finish writing to you. am sitting on my bunk smoking B eoFH.oob pipe and writing you this letter. can't give you much information sbout France as you know that Onr letters are censored ty our offers, so it is hRrd for me to write. you an interesting letter, hut when get back home will tell you a whole lot that will be surprise to you and I know you will be glad to hear my stories about France. This is French writing paper and it is not very good to write on. The weather here Is not very cold, but 1t rains quite often. Re- member me to all the boys in the bleach house and give them my best regards, tell them that [. am feeling we'll and happy and hoping they are all the same. was very busy for three weeks and did not have any time to write, even to home. Mo- body knows how glad it makes us feel to hear from parents and friends back home in good old Willingtop When the mail comes in am always sure to have some waiting for me and it makes me feel happy to hear from someone. have been insured rfoz S1O,O 900 and it costs me '$8. 50 per month and I am also sending home $15. co per month. We'll must close now. with best EegaEdG to yourself and all my friends. From yours truly, Priv. Wm. R Woohomurka, Go. G, 1O2d U. S. Infantry, American Expedittonary Forces in France