The Press., 1914-01-21

o'clock Sunday morning, going to prove that the change in the hour was a wise move. The three rooms were all we'll warmed, and we can thinksof bright children in good homes. who should, naturally, be mum bereds among the happy groups in the different we'll arranged grades of this primary department, that is taking on new efficiency under the management of Mrs. Darrow, who has. several able helpers. Miss Fuller would gladly welcome all the young girls to her class, and from observation we can add: Happy the little maidens privileged to be led by sd enthusi- astio and efficient teacher. Rev. MT. Darrow's sermon upon "Faitl1" was interesting and inspiring. s~ As al- ways the music was good, > three stringed instruments helping out the organ. ~-~ -7
 South Wilmington.
 Adfer &. Potter, who has been ill for the past two weeks, is improving.
 Those interested should note the board of relief notice in another column. s.s~
 Meeting of the W. 0. T. U.zat the home of Mrs. W. H. Hall Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
 Special communication of Uriel lodge, F. & A. M., next Saturday evening. sa Work on the E. A: degree,
 George Richardson and Joseph safranek made catch of 20 pounds of pickerel and perch at Eaglenille Tuesday. ..,.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Pobuda of this village announce the engagdiaent of their daughter, Alice O.: 'P'obuda, and Oldrich A. Burian of New York city. = s>a7%s->''
 Wm. E. Battye caught string of pickerel at Knowlton's pond last Sat urday or Sunday or Monday that i'm cluded one that weighed 33 lbs. and was photographed by LA. Houchens.
 Friends of former pastor Charles l.. Snow, will be interested to learn of his marriage, Dec. 18th, to Miss Julia R. Jones of Canton, Me. Their. home is now in Hopkinton, N.- H., where MT. Snow has a charge ::~.s5 ,.,*.
 The family of John Richardson are enjoying their liberty again after. being quarantined since Dec.f s23. John R. Jr., the diphtheria* patient, is not yet feeling we'll enough to re- turn to his employment, but is gain ing. ,. = .t@*'f
 The Perry Ice company have their ice run in position and the ice is .,1 12 inches thick, but as the water in Lake Beauty is four feet below high water mark they will be obliged toswait tun- til it raises oouple,o feet before they can harvest their crop. ~'*,%< ''.-'
 Announcement is made of the ap- preaching wedding of Miss Caroline Wochomurka, daughter of Charles Woohomurka, Holland side, and Louis zabilansky of Mansfield, meat man The ceremony is to take place in Tol- land Jan. 24th, at ? clock. %ges a::
 Rev. E. W. Darrow announced last Sunday that if it could be arranged for he would give an illustrated ser mon in Social hall, Memorial. church, next Sunday at the regular .houf, by: the aid of the stereopticons4 t4Qther% wise the service would be, in. ! Rllurch as usual. ~s~ -s,.,, 5. .s~ 2a&
 It will be a matter of inteTest to many in this vicinity to learn of the death of John D. Graham, which, oe: cured at his late home in, Orange City, Fla, Jan. 7th, from pneumonia: MT. Graham was store keeper, flor Gardiner Hall, Jr., & Go. at the, time he left here 80 years ago, and had held other positions in the employ, of the company. He represented this town twice in the legislature. He leaves wife, who is quite feeble, and son, Fred, both of Orange City.