The Press., 1918-06-27

The following letter was received from Private Wm. R. Wochomurka of Go. G., 1O2d us. Infantry, A. E. F.
 Somewhere in France, May 27, 1918.
 Dear John:
 Just few lines to let you know that am feeling well. Hoping you are the same. sent you letter the third of March, but have not heard from you yet. I am receiving your Boston Posts and Stafford Press right along and must thank you very much for them. How is every body in South Wilmington and everything these fine days. We'll, John, you must excuse me for not writing sooner Il suppose yon know that I am in the trenches for the last four months. Everything went along we'll SO far and hope it will continue right along. The Hnn%s trenches are only few yards from us could see the Huns and hear them talk I also see some great air battles which are very interesting to watch. I have seen some real fighting; now know what war is and I will do my little bit out here. I can tell you more than can write in this letter. John juet received your letter and it was dated March lGth and I got it May 27th. l have been in the front lines several times. The American boys can fight and don t you forget that. They can put up a great fight when the BOshe comes with an airplane. The Americap boys with their planes get right after them and make charges. will send some souvenirs when get a chance to get where they are. You can imagine where I am that can't send them right away. Remember me to all my friends and all the boys in the shop. Best regards to yourself.
 I remain same as ever,
 Private Wm R. WOchomurka, Co G., 1O2d U. s. Infantry. American ExpelitionAry Force.
 HOLLAND.
 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Ward are visiting in Holyoke and South Hadley, Mass.
 Mrs. Edwin S. Agard left Tuesday morning for visit with her son, Harry B. Agard, in Westerly, R I.
 Miss Alice Hall is spending a week I in West Hartford as the guest of her uncle and aunt. MT. and Mrs. M. Raymond Steele.
 Mrs. B. F. Case and Albro Case are spending a week in North Dana, Mass. as the guests of Mrs. Case's sister, Mrs. Smith.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Lee Metho. | dist church will give a supper in the Methodist parsonage Friday evening Supper will be served from , 30 to | 8 o'clock.
 Rev. Wm. Barber has been appointed | super intendent of the Home Service ! of the Red Cross for Holland, and Rev R. F. Case assistant snperinten1- | ent of the Home Service
 war rally was held in the town hall, Holland, Tuesday evening. Hon. Edward E. Fuller, chairman of the Home Council of Defense for Holland, introduced the speakers of the evening | which were as follows: Mrs Bernard | of nnDA Henry H. Hunt of Glastonbury. The The Liberty Chorus furnished patriotic music. >.. =. II
 The summer camp at Redcroft, Holland, conducted by Mademoiselle Edmee Pretat, assisted by Miss Beatrice Fox, will open for the summer July ! lst, with eleven boarding pupils and some day pupils. The purpose of the camp is to provide a healthful and enjoyable summer. largely spent in the open, in section of the country we'll adapted to out door life for girls from ten to fifteen. The schedule is carefully planned each day and every effort is made to vary the pro- gram of the different sports, games and craft work. The physical director gives special attention to the health of the girls, corrective work being given when necessary. The camp home is an old fashioned house nearly two-hundred years old, on the village green. @4
 Decendants of Stephen Thomas Tyler and Anna M. Brown Tyler held 8 reunion at the home of MT; and Mrs. Myron G. Sparrow of Holland, All eight of the children were present: Mrs. Annie Tyler Olds and husband, Fred Olds, of Andover, Mrs. Mable Tyler Williston and husband, William Williston and family of Springfield, Mrs. Beatrice Tyler Ogden of Ken1alVille, Ind, Albert W. Tyler, wife and four ehil- lren of Broad Brook, Mrs. Sadie Tyler Nutland and husband, ~Fred W. Midland and family of Rockville, William G. Tyler and wife and dsson of Hartford, Stephen T. Tyler, wife md two children of Boston, and Mrs. Mary Tyler Sparrow, Myron G.. Sparrow and Helen and Leon Sparrow If Holland. A sumptuous dinner was Ierved by the hostess and in the after loon cousins of the Tylers came to give congratulations, MT. and Mrs Iva Wilcox and family of Morrow and ( Mrs. Ruth Brown Rhodes of Holland
 ASHFORD. .
 Westford
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