The Press., 1912-05-22
aeorre Rivett of Pittsburgh

Il visiting friends in town.
 Regular meeting of Foresters on Thursday evening. There will be an initiation.
 The Foresters of Americal will hold social dance next Wednesday even- ing at Society hall
 The Girls club of the Congrega- tional church will meet Tuesday even- ing with Miss Grace Griffiths at 2. 30.
 Mihael Josefjak will offer his three dwelling houses on West Main street for sale at auction on Saturday at p. m.
 The carding and spinning depart ments at the Central mill are running all night, and they are advertising for extra help.
 George Johnston will sell his farm on the Monson road, known as the Mortensen place at auction on Satur- day at 2 p. m.
 onneco tribe, I. o. R. M, will give a social dance at St. Edwards s hall June 14th, with music by Smiths singing orchestra of Hartford.
 Views of the "Ill-fated Titanic" will be the special feature at the Gem theatre tonight and tomorrow night, with matiRees each day.
 Rev. W. P. Ladd of the Berkley divinity school at Middletown will preach at Grace church next Sunday, and will administer the communion.
 There will be a meeting of the school board next Monday afternoon, at which time the matter of teachers for next year will receive attention.
 Henry Levene is painting and fixing up his lunch wagon at the corner of Main street and Wilmington avenue, and will open it for business at once.
 Wilmington avenue was rendered impossible for a short time last Fri day afternoon. The high wind blew big limb of the maple in front of Fred Chandler's store.
 St. Edwards hall will hold whist and social Friday evening. Admis- sion will be 25 cents. Ice cream will be served for an extra charge. Woods orchesta will furnish the music.
 The Local team defeated the All Rockville ball team on the Hyde Park grounds last Saturday in a we'll played game by the score of to 3. Next Saturday the local boys will mix it up with the Storrs Agricultural college team. Game called at 3. 30.
 Miss Emma Gary has a new "E. M. F. - car for use as a public convey ance. Miss Gary has the unique dis tinction of being the only woman on the line of the Central Vermont to operate a public car. She is skill ful operator and has had no accidents since she has been driving
 Grace Church Notes: The Girls Friendly society will meet on Thurs day evening at 7.15 o'clock in the Guild room. Miss Jackson and Miss Crump, the diocesan president and vice. president, will be present. Rev. Percy V. Norwood was ordained this morning at o. 80 in St. Paul's church, New Haven. Grace church was rep resented by John T. Melbourne. MT. Norwood will assume the duties as rector of Grace church June 1st.
 The local painters, paper hangers and decorators have formed a union, to be known as local 569, with officers as follows: President, John Usher vice president, E. A. Clark; financial Wm. Slater; recording sec- retary, F. J. DimOck; treasurer, Frank Smith; warden, Joseph Da- Dalt. Meetings will be held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month.
 The Warren WoOlen company will build at once a two-story brick addi- tion, 136 by 53 feet. This addition will take the place of five old wooden buildings in the rear of the two upper mills. This move is in line with the policy of the company for the past few years in making their plant more complete and convenient to handle their growing business. Contractor Jones of Willimantic will do the brick work and the Warren company will be in charge of the wood work.
 At a meeting of the directors of the agricultural society held at the Springs House yesterday afternoon, the following committees were ap- pointed for the coming fair, to be held Oct. 10, II and 12: Reception com mittee, 0. B. Pinney, Christopher Allen, Cyril Johnson, W. H. Hall, Freeman Patten; censor committee, O. F. Beckwith, H. s. Abel, G. A. Cosgrove; athletic committee, M. ID. .O'Connell, R. ". Ellis, 0. F. Beck with; vaudeville and advertising com- mittee, R. H. Fisk, R. ". Smith, F. H. Baker; midway committee, 0. B. Gary, H. s. Abel, EEK Taft; revision committee premium list, Lewis Mo- Laughlin, l.. A. Aborn, O. F. Beck with.
 Headquarters of Winter Peat, No. A,
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 O MRADRs Your commander wishes to remind you that Memorial Day is fast approaching. We have nine moro graves to decorate this year, nine comrades the lees t0 Assist us; 1t -is therefore necessary that every able eomrade should be In 1ine We will make every effort to make 1t an easy journey.
 We have already been offered the use of several automobiles, and hope to be able to procure enough to transport the band also. All the march will be down East Main-st to hall, where the ladies of the W. R. c. will serve dinner. At 9 D. n. sharp, the line will form and march up Main st to M. E. church, where the buss