The Press., 1917-04-19
Mrs. Estelle Smith is at Jamestown,

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 The Red Men will hold 8 meeting and smoke talk tonight
 ! Mrs. E. O. DeBorde returned Sat urday from a visit in Waterbury. | A son was born to Mir and Mrs.
 Frank Webber of Montyille yesterday
 afternoon.
 Mrs. Thomas Young is visiting her
 daughter, Mrs. Frank Webber, of
 Montville.
 Preparations are being made for the
 May dinner at the Methodist church,
 Tuesday, May |,
 Misses Anna Smith and Mabel Tullor
 of Hartford were the guests of Mrs. E. R Brown over Sunday.
 The Bakers are building a small
 pavilion on their property at Crystal
 lake The pavilion is near the Jaoob- sen cottage.
 The Girls Friendly society will
 have food sale, at the guild room of Grace church, next Wednesday after noon at 3 o'clock.
 A naval recruiting officer will be in the Rockville town hall from April 30th to May 9th. He will examine and enlist all who wish to join the navy.
 The clerk aud assistant clerk of the superior court will hold session Mon dayiu Rockville to receive applications for first and second naturalization papers.
 The park commissioners will sell the barn on the top of the hill on Hyde park at auction on Saturday at ? D. m The sale will take place at Haymarket Square
 John Rockwell fell from load of hay while driving the team and was badly bruised He was taken to the Johnson hospital and it was found that he had a broken wrist,
 Frederick J Campbell was before the court Wednesday morning charged with intoxioation. He entered the plea of guilty and Deputy Judge Taft sentenced him to twenty days iD Holland jail aud costs.
 Miss Emma Curnan and Peter Gren fer were quietly married at Grace church reotory last Saturday evening by the Rev. N. W. Heermans. The ceremony was performed in the pres ence of a few relatives. The young couple will live in town
 Wauseou lodge, No 32, and Myriad Rebekah lodge, No. S4, will celebrate the 9sth anniversary of Odd Fellow ship, in Odd Fellows hall, Friday | evening, April 27th. All Odd Eel lows, Rebekahs and their families are invited to be present to enjoy a social time.
 The Rev. L. Rees will preach at Simsbury on Sunday morning, but will return to take the evening ser vice The Rev. A Williams of Union will occupy the Congregational pulpit at the morning service MT Williams is an alumnus of Yale school of religion.
 Methodist Church Notes: Sunday the pastor will preach on "Obligations of Church Mem bership The Junior Epworth League will meet in the church parlnr tomorrow even- iug with Forrest Beloher as leader The W. H. M. s will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Burt Eaton on Highland Terrace.
 Luoius Smith of Taloottville has bought of A NJ. Graves the house and barn on West Main street known as the Fred Close house. MT Smith, who with his family has been with his brother and sister, Frank and Miss Mary Smith. for the past few weeks, will move his household goods here from Talcottville in about two weeks.
 The Current Events club will meet Monday evening. Hostesses: Mrs W. H Cooley and Miss O. Holt. The subject for the evening will be Detroit, an historic city of the lakes. Industries of the Great Lakes and auto-1 mobile manufactures. Committee: Mrs. G. P Bard and Mrs. F. G. San- ford. The music will be piano solo by Miss Glover Converse.
 There will be a mass meeting to discuss the home guard at ? p. m Captain Alhert Simonds of Hartford will be here to speak and will explain in a thorough manner first what the home guard is. The recruiting of the local home guard has so far been a very slow affair, and the number that were ex- peoted to join has not yet been reached by half. The recruiting office at news room was open every night last week and Saturday afternoon and has also been kept open this week every night. Since last " ednesday night there have been only a few enlistments.