The Press., 1912-11-20

made arrangements for a sufficient number of the birds to be delivered here, and will present them to the employees. No elnploye has been over looked, and whether the head ot the family works for the company or not, each one of the employees may have turkey dinner at MT. Halls expense on Thanksgiving day. On that day MT. and Mrs. Hall will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary, in company with about 75 relatives, near and distant, who have been in- vited, and when the clock in Memorial church tower strikes ? not less than 1900 persons in this locality will be reminded, as the turkey is carved, that MT. and Mrs. Gardiner Hall, Jr. |, and relatives are also gathered round the festal board, and while the senti- inent may not take form, the cele- brants may be assured of host of con- gratulatiOns and good wishes. l. ... Hast Wilmington. :. John De Young from Harrington Is expected here Saturday to spend the week end, accompanying his wife home the following Monday. MT. and Mrs. Frank Walton have changed their residence from Village Hill to our town, MT. Walton having entered the employ of Charles Ami don as teamster.
 Miss Ethel Potter leaves Wednesday for her home in New London, where she will attend the ball given by the alumni of the Williams Memorial Institute at the Crooker House. :. %-" -s'' POLAND.
 The Dwight F. Niles farm has been sold to parties from Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Harry Bartlett is spending some time with relatives in Passaio, IN. j.. -
 :. Mrs. Levi Amy of Bristol, R. I. |, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. N, Giesler.
 The Camp Fire girls met Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank T. Newcomb.
 Mrs. Lotma Brown Morgan of Nor wich was recently the guest of David A. Brown and family.
 Harry Harding, who has been visit ing MT. and Mrs. Harry Bartlett, has returned to Clifton, N. J.
 . Mrs. s. Ritchie of Hartford was with her parents, MT. and Mrs. An drew J. Mccormick, last week.
 Isaac s. Knapp of New Fairfield is the guest of Mrs. o. L.. Whiton and daughter, Miss Flora D. Whiton.
 Mrs. D. F. Niles of, East Hartford and Mrs. E. s. Lamson of Hartford spent some time in town this week. , Thursday evening the Holland grange will visit the Coventry grange and furnish the program for the even- ing. |
 Mrs.. Samuel Simpson and Miss Mary R. Leonard are delegates from the Congregational Sunday school to the Sunday school convention in Hart ford this week.
 .,' The ladies' society of the Congre- gational church will give their har- vest supper in the church parlors Fri day evening. Supper will be served from 6 to 8 o'clock.
 The commissioners met Monday. People who had signed remonstrance against granting license in Coven- try came up in such numbers that the application for license was dropped.
 Joseph A. Tatem was arrested by Deputy Sheriff L.. Ernest Hall Fri day for assault. on Philip Michel. The case was brought before Justice of the Peace Charles S. Hurlbut and was settled up and withdrawn.
 Monday evening there will be an entertainment in the town hall for the benefit of the library association, consisting of music and the farce, Freezing Mother in- law. ''
 A yenlson supper will be served Dy the Ladies' Aid society of the Metho- dist church on Monday evening. The vension will be presented by Clayton Clough, who shot the deer on his fathers farm last week while it was damaging fruit trees.
 Andrew J. Mccormick has sold his farm to Walter Archie of Derby. MT. and Mrs. Archie have taken posses sion. Mrs. Mccormick and family have gone to Hartford for an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. s. Ritchie. MT Mccormick will remain on the farm for short time.
 The following program has been arranged for union Thanksgiving ser vice at the M. E. church next Wednes- day at 2. 30 p. m. Organ voluntary, Mrs. l.. Ernest Hall; hymn, congre- gation; prayer, Rev. W. o. Barber anthem, choir; scripture, Rev. R. M. French; hymn, congregation; ad- dress, ''The home, 2 Rev. R. M. French; solo, Walter Pearson; ad- dress, ''The school, '' Rev. W. O. Bar