The Press., 1918-06-06

O4 Guo OO4OESt marry MOTs0, GuQlG
 Scranton and Walter Scranton; "Littl
 Patriots. Mamie Mrakoviok; 'Lih
 erty, Waiter Robinson; ''Thirtieth Q
 May, ' Violet Vegaska; "Memoria
 Day. Annie Sedlack; Flag o
 Our Native Land, T by school No 8
 "HoW we Talk About the Flag, ,
 Ella Putek: Linooln's Gettysburg
 Address, Fairman Howard; ''Save,
 by a Hymns'' Anna Kaleta; s'Flal of the Free," Albert bio; song Graves of Valient Soldiers, '' schoo No. Al; IA Southern Volunteer, George 'Rizner; "Brother Bill, , Charles Scranton; Memorial Day, , Inez Booth; "Amerioa First" Lydi, Csatlos; "The Flag that has Neve Known Defeat" Julia Heck; "Nc Waste Pledge Edwin Heck; ''Ul with the Flag, " Claude Booth. By the choir, "Our Fathers God, , " American Army Hymn," Mother land, My Motherland, "' Battle Hymn of the Republic,'' and two solos by Miss Grey of Pascosg, R L o. w. Thayer in behalf of the veterans ot Union spoke of his experience in camI .dpEing. the war. Dr. I P. BootE spoke of the vital topics of the day. Rev c. H Putfer of Stafford, tht speaker of-the afternoon, came from WarrenVille to deliver the address. It was the first time MT Puffer had spoken toaan audience in Union and he carried all hearts in sincere ad miration More people heard a stirring war speech than have been able tC come together at any previous gather ing sir ca the war with Garmany began and the reason for our unrelenting efforts to help in winning the wal was portrayed so clearly that it but cemented the thought and action of our future course in the town
 Rock Meadow.
 Myron Agard is visiting his uncle, Albert Agard, for a few days this week .
 Mrs. Cora B. Gold of West Stafford was the guest of Mrs. F. H. Ballou a few days last week and over Sunday.
 Charles Snow has returned home after spending several weeks with his brother in Monson. He is in feel health.
 MT and Mrs. Albert Agard and daughter, Fife, and grandson, Charlie Moulten, of Warren. Mass, were guests on Sunday of Mrs. F. H. BaIlou and son, Frank Ballou
 With sorrow this community was shocked to hear of the drowning of Herbert R. Bosworth last Saturday afternoon in Staffordville pond The bereaved family have the sympathy of their many friends in this community. He was the only grandson of Mrs. F. H. Ballou..
 Several families from this vicinity attended the surprise party given MT. and Mrs Lewis. Stanton, at Brimfield last Saturday evening, who have re- gently gone to keeping house in a near his mothers home. A very pleasant time was enjoyed by all present. A library table and lamp were presented to MT. and Mrs. Stanton.
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 {, Memorial day was very quiet in town tllis year.
 The Red Cross meeting will be held Tuesday in the court house.
 Theodore Taylor has returned from a teu-days' visit with his father in New York. -as..a -.......a
 Children's day will be observed in both the churches Sunday evening with appropriate exercises by the ohil- lren. 1f" 4--~ s~s
 The prayer meetings of both the churches will be held in their places of worship Thursday evening.
 MT. and Mrs Wm. B. Ludlow and children and Miss Luoile Agard have from their trip to Hollis, NH. where they spent ten days with Rev: and Mrs. Robert M. French
 A Republican caucus will be held n the town hall. Holland, Wednes- lay evening, June 12, at 8 o'clock to appoint delegates to the state, con- yressional and county conventions. An au,day missionary meeting of he Lee Methodist church will be held Friday at the home of Mrs. Ivan Wilcox of Morrow. Sewing will be lone for the French orphans. Dinner will be serve at noon by the hostess, ind the regular missionary meeting will be held in the afternoon.
 At a special service in the Congre- ,ational church Sunday evening a Iervice flag was presented to the the O. E. society. Katharine Bartlett, president of the society, made tue presentation speech. Rev. B. F. Case responded and spoke of the men for whom the stars on the flag stood. Their names are James Lind Taylor, Gordon K. Christopher, Sum- per Simpson, Steve Dezso, Jr. and Michael Reiske. A star will also be added for Roland Morris. There is a golden star for Lind Taylor who as B member of the 54th battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force was killed early in the war in the fight ing on the Somme. As one feature of the chapter "The Lost Chord,'' from The Cross at the Front" was read, certain parts being illustrated by organ and vocal music. Miss Tomajan and Miss Katharine Bartlett sang. The principal address was given by Dau EdxDord T Mokhio0n roo%or of