The Press., 1914-07-29

nome Tn Putnam for few days.
 George Ricketts and wife of Eliza beth, N. J., are with his brother Robert Rfckets and daughter of tha city, at Hillside for rest and change.
 The Poultry Convention at Stor1 is the center of local attraction thi week naturally, the president of tn association being our neighbor an master of our local grange.
 '~ Miss Doris Amidon celebrated he twelfth birthday the 21st by a plea sant party. The refreshments, whicl were prepared by the little lady her self, included delicious cake and { refreshing cooling drink.
 The Lords supper will be observes next Sunday afternoon. At the meet ing Thursday evening the last three chapters of Revelations will be con sidered.
 Mrs. Lena Whitford Moore, widow of Rev. David Y. Moore with her littl daughter, Pauline, has been visiting friends and relatives, the Himmele and Devereaux families, in this, hel native town, and with her cousin Miss Cora Devereaux, passed day upo1 the Hill. She is to take an important position in the new Florida female seminary to be opened at St. Peters burg in the autumn, and in prepar ation has been spending much time among the institutions of learning in the north, remaining for a week al Mount Holyoke and for some time al Smiths. St. Petersburg is a center for winter tourists and MT. Moore haC several hundred in his congregation every Sunday. At the seminary there are so many callers and visitors con- tinually that a special matron is re. .quired to meet and entertain the guests and this position requiring dignity, graciousness and tact has been given Mrs. Moore, who with hel little daughter will live at the in- stitutiOn. She has the congratulations and best wishes of her many friends here and all feel much sympathy fo1 her in her great bereavement. She swill return south in the early autumn. s South Wilmington.
 . Miss Annie Klar is visiting rela- tives in Hartford
 Wm. Moriarty of Hartford is spend ing a few days here with relatives. Miss Maggie Brownlee is the guest of Mrs. Mary Korper at Ocean Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. 0. J. Gurley and family are at the shore for a few weeks.
 The Misses Alice and Edith Rawson of Long Island are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Church.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Allen and daughters, Mabel and Laura, were in Huntington and at Mt Tom, Mass ,, on Sunday.
 Mrs. Lena Moore and daughter, Pauline of St. Petersburg, Fla. are guests of Arthur Devereaux and daughter, Cora.
 The regular meeting of the W. O.. T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs. B. J. Holman next Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
 There are summer visitors at the homes of Lucas Safranek, Chas. Po- buda and Anton Radla, who have come from New York city.
 The second coat of gravel is spread over about one-third of the new state road and we are told that this is to be. followed by a third coat, mixture ofsgraveI and clay. .....
 Programs have been printed for the annual field meeting of the w. O T, U. of New London, Holland and Windham counties at Willimantic camp grounds, Wednesday, Aug. 5th. Everything indicates the most inter esting meeting yet held.
 Rev. E. w. Darrow. announced last Sunday that MT. Vachon would meet the boys in the hall over the store this week Thursday at 3 o'clock p. m., preliminary to organizing a company of boy scouts. It is to be hoped that the boys between the ages of+11 and IS years will be present to take advantage of this opportunity.
 Moose Meadow.
 John Reig purchased an automobile recently.
 Several had hay out through the rain last week, and it is hoped we shall have a better week for hay ing this week.
 East Willington..
 R. E. Squire was in Willimantic last Thursday.
 Mrs. M. Cushman and son, Herman, spent the week end with friends in Rockville.
 Mrs. A. G. Baldwin is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John De Young in Terryville.