The Press., 1916-06-21
Ernest Royce of Somerworth, N. H., was with his family here over

Ernest Royce of Somerworth, N
 H., was with his family here ove
 Sunday.
 Beginning with the first issue il
 July the publication day of The Pres
 will be changed to Thursday. Mrs. John Harrigan has returned t,
 her home in Terryyille. She wa accompanied by her sister, Miss Mary Hanley who will be her guest for about a week.
 Mrs. Ernest Cady and daughter Barbara, of Springfield are visiting Mrs. Oady's parents, MT. and Mrs F. M. Barrett. MT. Cady was guest at the Barrett home over Sun day.
 Misses Mae Simons, Anna Gilligan, Hilda Fitzpatrick, Helen Fitzpatrick, Loretta Simons and Alice Garden en joyed aesapto ride to Springfield Fri day eysl They visited Miss Celia Fitzpatrick in Springfield.
 Thes Woman's Foreign and Home Missionary societies of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. Esther W. Eaton at her Crystal Lake cam1 next Monday afternoon. All the ladies of the church are cordially invited.
 Grace Church Notes: Saturday, nativity of St. John Baptist. Holy communion at 10. Sunday services Holy communion at 8. Morning prayer, litany and sermon at TO- 3O This is the rector's last service in Grace church.
 Miss Anna Szymczyka and Stephen Rbyioiki, both of this town, were married at 8 o'clock Monday morning in St. Edwards church by Rev. F. J. O'Neill. The bridesmaid was M iss Katrina szpyka. The best man wa. W. Szymczyka, a brother of the bride.
 Many of those who took prominent parts in the recent local presentation of "Fi Fi of the Toy Shop" will go to Thomaston Friday evening by automobile to see it given there. MT. Eldredge, who directed the production here, invited those from here tc attend.
 Chester Lynch still leads in the most popular school boy voting con. test for the month of June. The posting of the standing of the second week finds him credited with 1851. Other leaders are: Edward Ladish, 13UO;-- Robbie Fitzpatrick, 1242; Richard Murray, 393; Donald Nit chefl, s219; Bernard Armstrong, 40; Harold Amback, 116; Walter Murray, 87; William Ellis, 84; Earl Jacobsen, f7. z ~ti '.~ '.sa-
 sOnneco4 Tribe, I. o. R. M., at a regular meeting held last Thursday evening elected the following officers and appointed the following com- mittees: Prophet, Hugh H Ward i; saollem, Edgar J. Young; senior George Bertrand; junior Walter s. Blair; auditing Samuel Kaztowitz, Hugh H. Ward, z. Bolieau; social com- mittee, Walter Blair, Fred St. Ger. main, Thomas Jenkins; press, F. M Webber.
 Iona Council. D. of F., extended an invitation of Onneoo Tribe, I. o. R. M. members to the time they held Friday evening. The event was large ly attended. The Scussel brothe S and John Horrigan contributed great- ly by their music. This Friday even. ing the local council will send a delegation to attend the meeting of the Rockville council at which there will be degree work. A week from Friday evening, at the regular meet ing of Iona Council, D. of F., there will be degree work.
 David A. Jerome of Hartford, who had been here for some time selling a liquid used In washing auto. and other vehicles. was be- fore Judge Heald of the borough court Friday morning charged with intoxi- cation. He was fined $1 and costs. Being unable to pay he was sent to Holland jail until he could have the money raised or, in the event of his not being able to, for total of ten days. Jerome had been told a number of times to leave town by Officer Hayes, but persisted in stayin
 The body of Edward Brown, who died in the Johnson hospital a week ago. Monday as the result of injuries received ID a fall from load of hay the morning in question, was buried Monday morning in St. Edward s parish cemetery. Before he died Brown stated that he was a Catholic The body was kept so long at the Baker undertaking rooms in the hope that Browns children, whom he said lived in Boston, would be located by the Boston police to whom word was sent. Brown had been here only three uays when he met with the accident. He was employed by O. B Gary & Son.
 Batista Piccin came into The Press office Monday and expressed himself as being quite indignant over the treatment he and relatives had re. oeiyed Sunday from Game and Fish Warden F. H. Plumb. He said that his ten-year old boy, Bruno, had caught piokerel Sunday while fish, ing at State Line. Mir. Plumb, he said, had come along and had claimed that the fish was under the required twelve inches, saying that it measured only Hi inches. It eventually came about that MT. Plumb came down here with MT. Piooin and those with him who were enjoying an outing,