The Press., 1918-01-31
WILMINGTON

at South WillinRton
 Mrs. Arnold Houchens has gone to her home in Hartford for few days.
 There will be communion at the church next Sunday after the regular service.
 The appraisers for the Chas. Williams estate are seleotman Ruby and Lewis Morse.
 Miss Mildred Amidon and Raymond Amidon have both been confined to the house with the grip.
 Mrs. Peter Brand has been keeping house for Mrs. c. V. Smith during her absence in New Haven.
 Mrs. Blakely is still quite feeble. Her daughter, who has been with her, has returned to her home.
 Howard Blythe went to Hartford last Thursday. He drove a horse home which he purchased there. X Miss Jennie Bennett is caring fol Mrs Anuie Preston for a few days during the absence of Mrs. HOuOheus.
 The personal property belonging to the estate of Charles P Williams will be sold at auction on Tuesday at 10 a. m.
 Daniel Blakeley, who had quite large poultry plant, has sold most of his fowls on account of the high price of grain.
 Wm. Ruby has been appointed ad. ministrator for the estate of Chas. Williams. MT. Bosworth has been taking care of the stock.
 Floyd Ayers is now in France, having written home since his arrival. MT. Ayers was formerly active in church work here and a member of she Hill orchestra
 Louis Schmidt has been arrested and is awaiting trial in a New Jersey city. It is reported he was overheard mak ing insulting remarks about the president and speaking in praise of the Kaiser. MT. Schmidt owns a farm here and was formerly meat peddler. Although of German birth he is an American citizen.
 Albert Parker and Miss Lillian Busse were married last Saturday afternoon at Warrenville by the Rev. MT. Bugbee. MT. Parker owns Sa farm here and is a prominent business man, engaged in teaming. Miss Busse has Eeen employed at Hak's button factory. They have the oongratu- lations and best wishes of tleil friends.
 South Wilmington.
 Joseph Nedwied of the Newport training station is home on a i've days furlough.
 John DeOioOo has purchased thu Lishovisc place and will take posses sion on or about the first of May.
 Mrs. Julia Burnham of East Hamp ton spent Sunday at the home of hel parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Den man.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred ". Colburn Mrs. Walter W. ColburD and R. H. Worden attended 8 military ooncer and dance in Worcester last Friday night, given by the 30Ist Ammunition Train band of Camp Devens. of whiol Private Walter W. Oolburn is a mem Der. Private Colburn returned home with them, remaining until Sunday afternoon.
 At the last stated comm un nicatioI of Uriel lodge, held at Morrow, thu following officers were installed by Past Master Ava T. Stevens, Danie c. Flaherty acting as marshal Worthy master, Sherman P. Hollis ter; senior warden Geo W. Fraser junior warden, Wm. F. Kirkpatrick treasurer, Wm. H. Hall; secretary R H, WOrden; senior deacon, Eugen' W. Latimer; junior deacon, Henry F Judkins; senior steward, Raymond I Longeley; junior steward, John R Edwards; chaplain, Charles Fl. Cope land; marshal, Leonard Smith; tyler Alexander Fraser.
 Last Sunday afternoon at MemOria church before a large congregation an address on the Bohemian situation was delivered by Charles PerRler Col. W. H. Hall, after a few remarks introduced the speaker. Mir. Pergle is very able speaker and very foro ibly presented the situation of tn past and present conditions of Bo hemia. His remarks were listened to with interest by all present. Afte the address delivered in the Englisl language Chas. Pobuda announced l. the two hundred or more Bohemian people present that Mir. Pergler wOul' speak to them in their native lang uage. MT. PeTgler is the genera director of the Slav Press Bureau O Washington, D. c.