The Press., 1918-06-20

also be places for registration on Jun
 2s.
 W. Joseph Barnett of Los Angeles
 Cal. has been spending a few day
 here.
 The Cyril Johnson wooleu Co old storehouse on Furnace avenue i being torn down.
 Louis E. Chafree has received tht postmastership for the local p 1st -offio' and has taken over the management.
 Joseph Fitzpatrick of the U. s s. New Jersey arrived from Maine thiI morning and is spending the day with friends.
 Miss Vida Engel of Warehouse Point spent the week -end as tHe guest of Miss Hattie Lee.
 Miss Dorothy Noble of Pittsbnrp, Pa, is spending the week at the home of A. I. Mitchell.
 The Ladies Auxiliary of the A O H. will begin their work Wednesday night at the Red Cross rooms.
 The republican congressional con- vention will be held at the town hall Willimantio, Saturday, the 29th, at 11.45 8 m.
 Mrs. A. H Wheeler and daughter, Miss Audrey, of Southbridge, Mass have been spending a few days with Mir and Mrs. Henry Wheeler.
 The admission to the graduation of the grammar schools at Grace church vestry this evening will he by ticket as the seating capacity of the room is limited.
 Among the subscriptions tl the second Red Gross drive was $2OO from the Standard Oil Go. which was taken for the benefit of this district.
 Mr. and Mrs H. A. Crane of Green field, Mass and friend, Mrs. Ralston of Maiden, Mass 0pent Sunday at the home of MT. an1 Mrs ". R Morse.
 There has been considerable steal ing done from gardens arounl West Main street, and officer Thomas Hayes would like to inform the thieves that no slight penalty will be awarded them when caught
 The " R. o. will meet with Mrs. William Whitaker Thursday after noon to sew oD comfort kits f'r the Red Cross. Next Sunday will he observed as "MemoriAl Sunday" by this organization and the members are requested to meet at the railroad station at o'clock.
 Mrs. Carrie Hewett received a telegram yesterday from hesdq arte1G at Washington stating that her son, Albert Hewett, was severely wounded. Private Hewett was the first drafted man on the list and is the first man on the casualty list Further news of the circumstances have not been available.
 At 8 meeting of the executive con- mittee of the War Bureau, held last evening, plans were discussed for some observance of the Fourth. It is at least to have speaking and music at Hyde park in the evening and there may be other amuaements. R. H. Valentine was appointed chair man of a committee in charge of the The full program will oe announced next week.
 Miss Ellen s. Jones, chairman of he nursing service for Hartford, " Windham and Holland counties, spoke } few words to the high school pupils at their social Friday evening. Miss Constance Lee who accompanied her gave a short appealing address to the high school graduating girls and spoke of the need of their help in order to hll the depleted ranks which will be oansed by the withdrawal of %, 900 trained nurses for duty in the army and navy at home and abroad.
 The marriage of Miss Mae Foote Chandler and MT. Daniel Stales Rounds will take place at the home of the bride at 4 o'clock this after noon. MT. Rounds has been called to service and will report at St. Paul, Minn., Monday as an electrical in- strnotor. A party of twenty five friends. including teachers from the Rockville high school were enter tained at the Chandler home Friday evening. Refreshnants wer served and the gifts to the bride admired.
 There were over 200 partici pants in the Junior Fool Army parade last Saturday and the industrial yonnR workers are causing quito A lot of and admiration by the plucky way they are entering into this patriotic organization. The several divisions were recognized by the different banners they carried, which were Home Garden club, Corn club, Potato club, Poultry club, Home Economics club, Canning club and Food Saving club. After marching mp through Main street to West Main and back, then up East Main street and back to the flag pole Che young people listened to addresses by John Clifford, county Junior Food Army director, and R. ". Ellis. There are now 254 yonng people enrolled in the various aotivities in this town which is fine showing.
 MT. and Mrs. ]. V. Squier, for many years residents of this town, celebrated their golden wedding Mon. day afternoon at their homo in Windsor Looks. It was an informal occasion and the guests were nearly all relatives. The home was attractive with beauti- ful gift flowers and a buffet lunch was served MT. and Mrs. Squier were married at the brides home in Mon-