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- Henri C Seizet of East Washington
street. received the following letter
from his son, Hari‘v M. Selzer, who is
‘ with Batteiy B, with Artillery, C A ‘
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May 5111 1918 W.
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Ju5t a few lines to let sou know I" ..
am well and have been ever since. our. .3.
arrival to this country Hone you are x
the same llow are all the fallout“
around the old place. lately? Do you 3:.
1 ever seen John Quintard or 6111111111").
1 Sistrand around on leaves lately and if ‘ .3.
you see them give them my address be: i 3.
cause I am anxious to hear from them. ' g
This is 50171941”? over here now. W91 3
1. are having fair weather to work in the, N
fields of wheat and waving grains ‘
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Frenchl have such funny tools to work
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‘ (if the fellows are picking up the lair .3.
gauge quite a little. All the huvs from 3.
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* same as thcv always were.
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drive onc. ”3‘
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'Winflcltl strctt l1:1111 r11'111i1‘111l :1 l1‘1‘.1'.1(‘;'
from thelt son \i1tor All11n Vollmcr ’3.
who is in Flanm 111-ill1Co.l) 13111 i F
1. Engitteetts ihttt in has been in 1h".
A hospital to 111111 last three weclc1,.til11 ’9
three weeks provious to the time tltt‘ "
letter was written) wit‘t 11 fractuch ’f
thigh He does not give any portion 0:.-
‘Ifl as to how the accident happcne l 9.
but says that 111- 1111s 'w1011nd1 l" lie
said that he was getting along all right
* now and that he probably would be up
and around in 11 little while. The name
of Victor Allen Vollmer has not been
mentioned on any of the casualty lists
so far nor have Mr. and Mrs. Vollmcr
received any word from Washington
that their son had been wounded.
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William smith o’l Edlie avenue. who
some little while ago went to Camp .
”wide. Md.. where he hai cnliotcd as
i fireman in the E‘nglnecrlnz corps is
home ngain, having been tttrncd down
on his examination tor engineer and
1111.; sent home on industrial ground:
He is to take up his work iwth the
New Haven railroad again.
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.u’BgV. G; M. Teeple. who has been in M.
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hill is expected to return in time to' "
conduct the Sunday services at the Ad
1 vent Christian church. Rev Mr, 'i‘ee
cynic has joined Mrs. Techie who has
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:.met at ‘the home of Miss Elizabeth ’0.
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fix at Which time plans were. made for a
Vz-s’strawherry festival to he held in the.
valet“ future.
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fl‘homas street. and Mr. and Mrs. A1-
thur Ainswortlt of Cove avenue. me
planning to spend the holiday atthc
<11 Plainville camp ground.
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Mrs. Frank Austin of 80.11011 is vis-
iting with relatives on Reynolds street.
M1. and M19. D. Valentine and fam
lily of South \orwalk have moved to
Cove avenue. ‘
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‘ The mid-week service of the Advent
7 5 Christian church will be head on Fri
. day evening instead of tomorrow even-
” ing because of the holiday. llichatt
Elana will conduct the service.
.. Private Downs of the Quartermast-
‘ ers‘ Department of New York city 231
aviaiting with 11.311 mother, Airs. Patter“
13011, on Winfield street.
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Mrs. A. W. Gelrebe and Mrs. Pen-1°.
”Foyer of Gregory Boulevard were on
. ushopping trip in New York yester
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_. The Women’s Auxiliary of Christ
Church will hold ho meeting this weal:
because at the hoildaytuniot‘rcr“
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MEMORIAL DAY,
. ‘ [At first, Memorial Day was a day of memories; the graves of ..
the brave men Who gave their lives utilise Civtl War were dec- ' '
, . Grated with flowers; a sign that 1153thde people had not for-
‘ gotten the supreme sacrifice these men made.
HEN the day gradually became
a popular holiday, games,
sports, picnics, were more impor-
tant- than: heroic . memories; the or-
iginalidea of the day was in .dan-
ger of‘being lost.
Now we have come ‘to a time
when Memorial Day can he, and
should be, consecrated anew; when
We shall do our daily work, whatever. it may he, with a better spirit, it we keep that idea“ lihiore us.
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we may look back in reverence
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alien to 'as‘Victoriou‘s “future.
, . Let us “make ”the idaya time
when we renew our declarations
of loValty ‘to the great cause of
which our 1. country has always
been the . foremost champion—the
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