The Press., 1912-05-29

N and gives. uninterested people an op- portunity to observe that the W. O. F. U. is living power that is exert : ing a wholesome influence in every community where it has a union. Every town in the county should have this impetus of the Endeavor and of the w.. O. T. U. working in unison with the churches as promoter of right living and high thinking.
 Moose Meadow.
 pr: l.. G. Horton of Stafford l Springs will preach in the Moose Meadow church next Sunday after noon at o'clock.
 South Wilmington.
 Vim. Maine has disposed of about 50 dozen tomato plants here this spring.
 Louis O. Dimock has purchased an automobile, we are informed, that he will use in his travels about the country #
 Homer Neil, Jr., made the trip home from New Britain last Saturday in an, automobile driven by himself, returning Sunday. #na Extensive alterations and improve ments are being made in the house at one time occupied by Grandma" Hall, Carpenters are also making changes and repairs to the house late ly occupied by James Service, Jr., and family. ... .a- #..-.... Two. pleasant events little out of the. common were the convention of the Willimantic union Y. P. s. O. B. and the Memorial day service. Both were held in the Memorial church, tile former on Saturday afternoon, the latter Sunday evening. Both were we'll attended and enjoyable. The Storrs society of 0. E. was received into the union at the Saturday meet ing. We would be pleased if the Me- m,orial day observance might become a custom.
 +'ss RESOLUTIONS.
 Whereas our circle of membership has again been broken and our esteemed and worthy brother, Adolph Korper has been taken from among us, therefore be it
 Resolved in the death of our brother, Uriel Lodge, No. 24, F. & A. M. recognizes that it has suffered the loss of true brother mason, an exponent of the highest type of masonry one whose counsel was always timely and good and whose life was such as to bring credit and never reproach to the fraternity. NNz 4 zeL L 1Eo ter who giveth and who also taketh away, we humbly bow, acknowledging his right to govern and dispose as to Him may seem best. -.*
 Resolved that we extend to his family our sincere sympathy for them in their great loss, realizing that the ties of kin ship aretnearer and dearer than those of fraternity. 7 Resolved that a copy of these resolu- tipns be spread upon the records of the lodge, that a copy be sent to the family of our departed brother, and also pub lished in a local paper. .'~
 On behalf of Uriel Lodge, No. 24, F. & A. M. WALTER A. ALLEN,)
 WM. H. BRAoKETT, Committee. lf H. l.. LILLIBR1DGE,)
 Wilmington, Conn, May 27, 1919. + The twenty seventh annual conven- tiOn of the Woman's Christian Tenn perance Union of Holland county will be held Thursday, June 9th, at the Congregational church, Hebron, with the following program: Morn ! ing,-1O. 30, devotional service; 10. 45, convention called to order; reading of platform of principles and pledge i; r6ll-call and response; minutes of last convention, and of executive com snlittee meeting; report of treasurer; i; appointment of committees; courte- sies, credentials, county banner, state and national papers; greetings, Mrs. B. T. Smith, Rev. J. G. W. Harold, Hebron; response; music; report of unions; report of county superintend- ents; 11.45, Bible reading and noon tide prayer, Mrs. Clara M. Leete, Wallingford, state superintendent eyangelistic work; 1915, adjourn nent; basket lunch. Bring pad and pencil. Afternoon II. 80, convention called to order; singing; prayer; un- finished reports; address, "Live top Ties, "S~ Mrs. l.. K. Fuller; offering :; music; report of credentials commit = tee; election of officers; nomination of delegate to national convention, Portland, Oregon, Oct. 1925; elec- tion of l.. T. l.. delegate to state con- l vention, New London; address, Mrs. ECaroline B. Buell., state president; /; solo, 0. J. Strand, Hebron; award of county banner; question box; un- finished business; invitations for next l,year; report of committee on courte- Isi$s; adjournment. If June 6 is stormy, the convention will be held ltFfiday, June 7.