The Press., 1915-09-22

the equally praisworthy rewards oi the faithful husbandmen. During the afternoon, while the judges were reviewing the various departments, the young people enjoyed athletic sports with the following results 72-yd. dash, Arthur French, Delous Rabideau, 2d; boys sprint, Charles Marohant. Leon Adams, 2d; potato race-girls, Elsie French, Annie Murray, 2d; standing broad jump, D. Rabideau, 7 it., A. French, Gift. g in.; running broad jump, D. Rabideau, IA it. in, A. French, IA it. girls 6O-yd. dash, Lucy French. Gladys Hisoox, 2d; center pede race (team Capt. French, (team Capt. Rabideau. 2d; cracker race, Gladys Hiscox, Lucy French, 2d running high jump. A. French, } fit. 3 in., D. Rabideau, 2d; egg race, Joseph Cunningham, Clifford Dim- mick, 2d; relay race, (team Capt ) Francis Pagan, (team Capt. Harry Webster, 2d. Premiums were awarded to the boys and girls as follows Flowers - 1st, Ethel Ensminger; 1st, Gladys Roberts; 2d, Helen Higgins special, Henry Benway, F. Chester Medberry, Clara Quay, Alice Lee, Mildred Chandler, Archie Rabidean, Mileyner Morenger, Amelia Barsleau, Nellie Cahill, Annie Morenger, Mary Rabideau, Annie Murray, Reginald Graves, Gertie Ryder, Anna Breseau, Margaret Swift, Lucy and Elsie French, Blanche Morenger, Donald Depeau, Annie Cahill, Florence Col burn Ethel Ensminger, Florence Dim- mick, Edith Jenkins; food, 1st, Alice Lee; list, Ethel Ensminger; 2d, Ethel Basette; 1st,~ Annie Morenger; 2d, Reta Rabideau; 1st, Edith Jenkins ; 2d, Annie Murray; 1st, Edith Jenk ins; orooheted scarfs,.. 1st, Ethel Ensminger; 1st, Alice Lee; 2d, Edith Jenkins; 2d. Margaret Cunning ham ; 2d, Vera Pagan; Sd, Elsie French ; 3d, Margaret Cunningham; 3d. Mil dred Chandler; crocheted yoke, 1st, Gladys Roberts; 2d, Annie Morenger ; sofa pilloys, 1st and 2d, Edith Jenk- ins; Sd, Ethel Ensminger; crocheted bag, 1st, Clara Quay; embroidered dolly, 1st, Ethel Bassette; 2d, Ros- anna Rabideau; crooheted dolly, 1st, Ethel Ensminger; 2d. Vera Pagan ; Sd, Margaret Marchant; orocheted lace, list, Mileyner Morenger; 2d, Annie Morenger; vegetables toma- toes, 1st, R. A. Swift; 2d, Harold Ensminger; 3d, Walter Murray, Jos. Cunningham, Edward Barsaleau, Thos. Guay, Willie Rabideau; pota toes, 1st, Jos. Cunningham; 2d, Thos Quay; 3d. Francis Pagan, Frederick Glover, Edward Ba1sleau,. Harold Ensminger, Ralph Sw fit; carrots, 1st, Ralph Swift; 2d, Frederick Glover ; 3d, Francis Pagan. Walter Murray, Walter Rabideau, Thos. Guay, Harold Ensminger, Edward Barsaleau; beets, 1st. Walter Murray; 2d, Harold Ensminger; 3d, Jos. Cunningham, Thos. Quay, Edward Barsaleau, Harry Webster; squash, 1st, Francis Pagan ; 1st and 2d, Harold Ensminger; 1st, Ralph Swift; 2d. Edward Barsaleau i; 3d, Thos. Quay, Walter Rabideau, Archie Rabideau; tobacco, st, Walter Murray; corn, 1st Thos. Quay; 2d, Jos. Cunningham; 3d, Francis Pagan, Harold Ensminger, Frederick Glover pop corn, Frederick Glover; turnips, 1st, Walter Murray; 2d. Eddie Barsaleau; beans, 1st, Frederick Glover; three 1st and one 2d, Harold Jenkins.
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 George Belcher has accepted posi- tion in T. M. Lyon's store.
 The Pearl Button Manufacturing company have bought all the Garland mill company tenements
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert West of Philadelphia are guests for ten days of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Philo West. ,.'
 Miss Ida Smith of Windsor Locks was a guest of her brother and sister, MT. and Mrs. O. N. Smith, over Sunday.
 Miss Cora Cooley and Frank Chaffee were the guests of his parents in Enfield last Sunday, making the triI in an auto.
 Mrs. Charlotte Presby, Mrs. J. B. Lyon and Alfred s. Tefft of Norwich were guests of MT. and Mrs. T. M. Lyon few days this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Dana Jaquith o1 South Coventry were guests of he1 sisters, Mrs. Frank Belcher and Mrs. Wm. Chandler, the past week.
 Misses Bertha and Irene Belche1 attended the wedding of their cousin, Miss Alice M. Burdick, to Winifred Scott Rood in Jewett City last Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. E. Cooley, Mrs. 1AAuAAu oh0pAAod, NAA. oAu MI Q. Wesley ,Bradway, George Bradway and Mrs. Eunice Bradway attended the funeral of Mrs. Gilbert Chaffee last Monday in Somers. The burial was at Moulton Hill.
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 The Ladies Aid society of the M. B. church will serve their usual supper in the vestry Thursday even ing. Hostesses, Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. Frank Belcher. Sunday morning Rev. MT. Tunnicliffe's sub ject will be ''The Most Wonderful Attribute of God.'.' z
 Next Sunday an open air temperance meeting will be held at p m., neal the Congregational church. There will be addresses by Rev. Lyman G. Horton of Westerly. R. l., and Rev. Edward w. Potter of New Haven