The Press., 1916-04-12
Miss Ethel Moore has been guest of Miss Alice Ray in Springfield.

Miss Ethel Moore has been guest
 of Miss Alice Ray in Springfield.
 The l.. A. A. o. H. will hold g
 regular meeting Thursday evening.
 Mrs. F. ". Howard and Miss Ellen
 Rudge are visiting friends in Spring | field.
 Mrs. E. L. Burr and daughter.
 Miss Lavilla, visited John Burr in
 Hartford yesterday.
 There will be a meeting for work on Surgical Dressings at the Current Events club-rooms Thursday at 2.30.
 While Arthur Lee is away on his wedding trip Frank Webber takes his desk in the freight depot office. Victor Boydsn, a Central Vermont relief agent. takes MT. Webber's place at the passenger station.
 The Electric Light company will have a demonstration at their office of what can be done with an electric range on Thursday and Friday. The company have introduced 8 special rate for cooking by electricity.
 The Current Events club has arranged fur lecture by Miss Florence Alderman of London. Eng, to be given Monday evening, April 24. At the meeting Monday night the club mem- bers voted to defray the expenses and make the event free to the public.
 Once again the baseball toilers of the Glyn have organized. "Cy" Bolieau's Pets have banded together, orders for uniforms have been placed and ere long the thud of ball, as it meets the Glynville players bats, will resound. Cyrus Bolieau is the manager. as might be inferred. Will liam Labraohe is captain of the team.
 The social and supper at the Con- gregational chapel next Wednesday will be the last one of the season. This will be the annual apron sale and the girls of the Opportunity club will also sell fancy and useful articles at 4 o'clock. Supper at 6 o'clock, served by Mrs. E. F. Engley, Mrs. J. F. Wagner. Mrs. H. Roehm and Mrs D. Tonon.
 Mrs. Royce. who resides near State Line, not far from Evergreen Park, reports that she suffered loss to her coop Monday night. She says that ten birds were taken Accord ing to Mrs. Royce, this is not the first time that her possessions have been molested. At other times, she says. she, has lost chickens and articles from her barn Monday nights de- predation seems to indicate a renewal of the practice that greatly depleted coops and barns, beginning along last fall and oeasing, so far as known, about month and half ago.
 The Hirsch home on Prospect street was the scene of very pretty wedding yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock when Miss Mary Grace Hirsch, daughter of Mrs. Philomena Hirsch, was united in marriage to Arthur Julius Lee, son of MT. and Mrs. William Lee. Rev. Oscar J Aldrich, pastor of the Metho- list church. performed the ceremony. | Miss Gertrude Hirsoh, sister of the ,ride, was the bridemaid. Ralph Lee of New Haven, brother of the room, was the best man. The brides ress was of white voile and she arried white sweet peas. The bride ,aid also wore white voile. Only ,embers of both families were present he gifts were numerous, including hecks. silverware and cut glass. The are widely known and re very popular. They have the Iest wishes of thelr many friends. Following reception in the brides nome. the couple left on weeks trip. but where it will be pens could not be ascertained. On iheir return they will go to house. xeeping in the newly arranged upper | part of the Abel house on Edgewood | street. and will be at home after June |.