The Press., 1893-01-05

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 son; silver tea service, Kate J. and Rosa Furlong, Rockville; one-half dozen bone dishes, Mir. and Mrs. Dennis Murphy, Scotland, Conn. set of fruit knives, Miss Kate Clark, Ware, Mass. set of fruit knives, Miss Annie Gallivan, Monson !; silver cake basket. T. O'Grady; silver nut basket, Miss Mary E. Clark, Ware, Mass. silver salad dish, Susie c. DoWney, Mystic; silver card receiver, MT. and Mrs. Henry M. Clark, Ware, Mass. silver soup ladle, MT. fand Mrs. L. s. Casey, sWilli- mantic silver mounted China fruit dish, Smith & Lathrop; silver castor, Owen &. Clark, Jewett City; silver butter knife, Mir. and Mrs. Roswell Brown, Mystic i; silver butter dish, Miss Kate Malady, New London; $5 gold piece, Miss Mary Murphy, Scotland, Conn. silver cake basket, Mrs. and John English; French clock, s. J. Farrel and F. H. Burke, Rock vile; silver ice pitcher, Mir. and Mrs. w.. B. Hanley; silver mounted pickle dish, Mir. and Mrs. T. c. O'Connor; silver sugar spoon and butter knife,' MT. and Mrs. Alvarado Howard silver soup ladle, Miss Alice Clark; 1 dozen engraved knives, forks and spoons, Rev. J. E. Clark; par Tor stand lamp, MT. Ed Rafftery; silk picture throw, Miss Kate Joyce, Rock vile; plush box, MT. and Mrs. D. E. Newman, Rockville; Shepp's photos of the world, MT. and Mrs. W. D. Heald :; silver pickle castor, Annie F. Doyle; sill yer berry spoon, J. H. Fenn, Jewett City /; set of table linen, Mir. and Mrs. John Hassett; silver butter dish, Bridget Shee- han; silver card receiver, Mir. and Mrs. Powers, Norwich; oxydized stand lamp, by the ushers; painting, Miss Annie Crane piano lamp, Dr. and Mrs. Fuller, Monson landscape, Frank Baker; sill yer tea service, the grateful expression of a departed friend; ivory and gold card receiver. Mary Fitzpatrick; silver fruit dish, Miss Bridget Smith, Mystic; silver butter knife and spoon, Nellie Fitzpatrick; silver mustard box, Eliza Crowley, Mon son; silver napkin rings, MT. and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick. Noank; silver sugar spoons, Julia and Lizzie Malleny, Willi- mantle; silver tea service, Mrs. D. Me Gath. Mystic: silver nut picks, Miss Mol lie Hanley, Monson; wall picture, MT. and Mrs. B. H. Whiton; silver creamer, Mir. and Mrs. F. G. Sanford; silver card receiver, Miss Kate Cantwell, Monson; :; silver egg dish, Mrs. P. Cassidy, Norwich :; pickle castor, MT. and Mrs. Myron D. Blair; carving set, MT. and Mrs. M. P. Hanley, Birmingham; carving set, MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Tenant. Norwich; wall 
 Union; wall picture, ''The Angelus," by friends; head rest, Mrs. John Cough, Rockville; carving set, James Morris
 stand mirror, Mrs. Jos. Carroll, Rock vile; lemonade set, MT. and Mrs. Wesley Bradway, Union; silver cake dish, MT. and Mrs. James E. Clark, Ware; silver berry spoon, George Howe; silver mount ed tea and coffee pots, Anthony Adams 1; $5 gold piece, James Clark; celluloid salad fork and spoon, Mamie F. Hynes, | New London; willow rocker, Hannah Lahey, Monson; upholstered easy chair, MT. Smith, Worcester.
 The Methodist and Congregational churches will close the week of prayer by a union service in the Methodist church, Friday evening. The public are cordially invited. /. . | -"The Salutatory of 1893," will be the subject of the pastors discourse next Sun day morning in the Methodist church.
 The Sons of Veterans have social, with dancing, next Tuesday evening.
 The Lincoln Athletic Club have a social with dancing, ~n Saturday evening
 Arthur Squiers, ana Maggie, daughter of John J. Sullivan, will be married at St.
 Edwards church next Tuesday.
 -C. l.. Smith has removed from War ren, Mass, being employed by H. MDay.
 The installation ceremonies of Win ter Post and Winter W. R. G., fl6 at their hall on Monday evening, had ala add. ed interest from the presence of threeieA partment officers, Commander B. E. Smith of Willimantic being the installing officer The ceremony was public, 8 considerable number of invited guests swelling the number of veterans and ladies present The following officers of Winter Post were first installed: P. O., T. c. Druley; S.
 V. o., A. N. Nichols; J. V. O., Geo. D. Shaw; adjutant, John Arnold; Q. M.
 Anthony Adams; sergeant, Spofford B
 Nye; chaplain, Josiah W. Witt; officer of the day, W1n. B. Whittemore; o. G.
 Henry M. Benton; s. M., J. c. Cleave
 land; M. s., w. D. Irons. Next came the installation of officers elect of Winter W. R. C., conducted by Mrs. Park Ham
 mond of Rockville, senior vice presiden
 of the state department, assisted by Mrs
 Maria Stebbins, conductor, Mrs. Ham
 mond being introduced to the corps by Mrs. Charles Reynolds, the outgoing pres ident: President, Mrs. Carrie M. Clark
 s. V. F., Mrs. Violet Roberts; J. V. P.
 Mrs. Mary A. Symonds; secretary, Will helmena s. Adams; treasurer, Mrs. Nelli' Johnson; chaplain, Mrs. Lucy Cummings
 conductor, Mrs. Maria Stebbins; guard
 Mrs. Etta Wilbur; assistant conductor
 Lizzie Farnsworth assistant guard, Eve
 lyn Reynolds. Following this came brie speeches, Commander Druley acting al presiding officer, and introducing the sev eral speakers with fitting pleasantly. De
 partment Commander Smith warmly con
 graduated the post on it's appearance, ol
 the character of it's representative men present and past officers. He predicted the choice at the coming state encamp
 ment of Commander Druley to serve a chaplain of the state department, pre- diction which gave great satisfaction t.
 all who heard it. Commander Smith wa
 followed by Col. s. G. Blakeman, J.V. c department of Conn.,, and by Col. Sun derland of Westerly, R. l., chief muster
 ing officer of the department, both goo takers, the latter being especially in humorous mood. Rev. Dr. Harris an Rev. A. J. Mcleod followed with brie and pertinent remarks. About this tim Cororodo C Hloavaland came in frOr