The Press., 1914-07-08

MT. and Mrs. Edward Fenley were in Savin Rock over the Fourth.
 Mrs. William Wood is with her son, Clarence Wood, in Springfield for a week.
 Miss Harriet Louise Wildey is spending a week with Mrs. W. o. Sanford in Bolton.
 Misses Mattie and Ann McCulloch and Salem, Ohio.
 Court Oronoco, No. l59 will hold a meeting Thursday evening, July 9th. All members are requested to be present Installation of officers.
 : The play, "Our New Minister" which was so ably presented here re- gently, will be repeated at Monson, Thursday, July 16th, with the same cast.
 Rev. and Mrs. Walter P. Buck and their son, Seymour, spent Saturday with Harold Buck at his cottage at Nine Mile Pond, where he is camping with friends for the summer.
 Miss Mary Chandler, who finished in May a special course in dietetics at Jefferson college, Philadelphia, is teaching at the University of Pennsyl- vania. Miss Chandler hopes to return home for the month of August. T. F. Jordan fell down stairs at his home Tn the Kuslansky block on Main street Saturday night and broke his left arm between the elbow and shoulder. Dr. O. B. Newton was called to attend his injuries.
 Grace Church Notes: Services next Sunday Holy communion at 8, Morn- ing prayer and sermon at 1O.4 45. The Sunday school picnic will be held on Saturday at the Fairfield Cottage, Crystal Lake. Special car leaves post office at 9 o'clock.
 The Fri County W. O. T. U. Field Meeting will be held on the Willi mantle Camp Ground, August 5th. Rev. MT. Bates, of Mystic will deliver the address of the afternoon on "That old OK. :" Good music may be expected. This will be basket lunch, as neither boarding house nor restaurant will be open. The change to an earlier date this year is announced by the presidents of New London, Holland and Wind- ham counties.
 The Fourth passed quietly. The boys celebrated little the night be- fore by pushing over a few outbuild- ings and burning some powder. The Country club had an attractive pro- gram for the afternoon and evening and there was large attendance. The display of fireworks at the Country club attracted much favorable com- ment. Many people went out of town to find amusement. The weather conditions were ideal and a more per feet mid summer day could not be imagined. There was no dust and it was neither too warm nor too cool.
 Methodist Church Notes: The first of the popular Sunday evening ser vices planned for the summer, was held in the vestry Sunday evening. Miss Eaton presided at the piano and Richard w. Ellis led the enthusiastic praise service, following which the pastor gave brief pointed message. At the close of the pleasant service, the congregation fingered for friendly greeting. A similar service will be held each Sunday evening during July and August from seven to eight o'clock in the cool commodious vestry. Fresh air, delightful music and brief gospel message will be free to all who will attend. The beautiful as- tension lilies provided for the decor ations Sunday by Mrs. John Hodgson, committee for August, were from the garden of O. P. Hodgson. The Sun day. school has purchased two silk flags, the stars and stripes and the conquorer's flag, to be used at the Session of the school. The Pyxie class spent Monday evening with Ola Hayes on Westford avenue, and will enjoy picnic supper with Esther Converse next Monday evening. The trip to Jerusalem ended Sunday with Florence Washburn' s class leading. The classes of Nina Reynolds and R. w. Ellis arrived import two weeks ago.