The Press., 1915-06-30

| MI lSS 1drTl0GC0 u. WOlT, WHO ldS been seriously ill with pneumonia is much improved, and the nurse, Mrs. H. A Hogle, who has been caring for | her, has returned to her home in Wethersfeld.
 Rev. and Mrs. w. P. Buck and family have gone to Round Lake, N. Y., to attend the marriage of Geo. l.. Buck to-day. Mrs. Buck and Seymour will probably remain in Pennsylvania, where they are all expecting to make short visit after the wedding
 The Woman's s Christian Temperance Union will hold their annual field day picnic at Ellithorpe farm next Wednesday There will be a basket lunch at noon, and in the afternoon 8 rally with interesting speakers and good music, with Rev. L. B. Curtis in charge. The dimes for the yard tape measure will be collected at this tiAse. Mrs. H. Alden, Mrs. J. R. Parkhurst and Mrs. O. E. Kellogg will assist the hostess in receiving and entertaining the guests. A cordial invitation to everyone is extended to both the lunch and the meeting after wards.
 A great deal of interest is being shown in the community Fourth of July which will be celebrated on Monday, the 5th, at Hyde park. The management have about completed arrangeme and can promise one great big, good time for all who come out to enjoy it. The days program Sports from 10 to 12 in the morning, comprising dash for boys up to 12, 12lb. shot put, girls race, broad jump, tug of-war, dash for boys up to 16, coat, vest and hat relay. nail driving contest for girls, greased pig chase, red, white and blue relay. wheel barrow and overall race, sack race. The baseball team will play Monson at Monson in the morning. In the afternoon there will be an ex- cursion train run for the Monson team supporters. This train will return after the fireworks in the evening Band concert under the direction of Woods and May pole dance at 2 o'clock. Throwing baseball for dis. tance and running bases against time at 2.3O. Ball game with Monson at 30. Prizes in all events, also rib bons for 1st, 2d and :d See them in Hanley's window. In the evening fireworks display and more music un, der the direction of Lynch. Now turn out folks. wear your old clothes in the morning and let's have one grand celebration which will set the pace for many others.
 The following pupils in the borough schools have been perfect in attendance during the spring term: Grade I, A l-Ralph Belcher, Bolleo Bradley. Ida Fontanella, Edward Gilman, Alba Lorenzt, Beatrice Mason, Hazel Tursch- man Grade II-Adelaide Agnoli, Louisa Andvelsky, John Campo, Louisa Festi, Michael Maltoris, Law renee Moore, Ada Remar, Ala Piccin. Perfect attendance for the year Ala Piccin. Grade III-John An chelsky, Bruno Baldracchi, Cecelia Braun, Orlinda Canestrari, Helen Converse, Charles Fedler, Irene Fitz- patrick, Josephine Gilligan, George Joseph, Carl Sneider, Irene Thiesing, Nerina Tizian and Charles Tambor- mini. Four are entitled to honor certificates, namely: Cecelia Braun,
 Bruno Baldracchi, Orlinda Canestrari and George Joseph. Grade " Angeline Zinini, Vasco Beg, Angus tine Campo, Fino Bressau, Herman Theising, Irene Falteer. The above pupils have been perfect in attendance for the year. Grade VT Dorothy Alberty. Roland Bolieau, Edward
 Braun, Laura Campo, Peter Campo,
 John Campo. Edward Church, Omar Gaulin, Annie Hodok wski, Dorothy Lynch, Fermelia Scott, Joseph Serafin,
 Emma Tonon. Perfect in attendance
 entire year: Peter Campo, Fermelia
 Scott, Laura Campo, Josephine Serafin,
 Dorothy Lynch, Emma Tonon. Grade
 VII-Mary Campo, Angelo Fontanella.
 Fred Graves, Violet Hayes, Julia
 Harwood, Mabel Jacobsen, Emma
 Lazzerin, Hazel Lynch, Carl Theising. Perfect for the year: Fred Graves,
 Mary Campo, Julia Harwood, Emms
 Lazzerin.