The Press., 1918-01-24
c. V. Dawson Of TIolynke was home ossr Sunday Aad onday.

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 The Red Men will hold masquerade
 in Asetr hall on Saturday evening.
 A daughter, Eva Adeline, was borr
 to Mir. and Mrs. Louis savy. Dec 20.
 Mrs. c. D. Walker If Needhsm,
 Mass, was g guest of her parents Judge and Mrs. J. H. Reed, over
 Sunday.
 Miss Florina Dapree has resumed her duties at Campo's store after be Ing home i'll with the grip and fheumatisn.
 At the hearing of the borough court upon the raid on the Teutonia club and Henry Raith no one appeared to claim the ale and it was ordered to be destroyea by Judge W. H. Heald.
 -A<fire occurred at the home of Ed. ward Bousquet on West Main street Sunday night at 10. 80 o'clock which might have resulted in serious damage. 4 pipe was left lighted on table, and falling. upon a heap of clothes, started a.blaze which caught on to other clothes in a closet The fire was kept in the closet by pouring buckets of water on it, and after hard work was put out without ringing in an alarm. The damage is placed at $44.
 Mrs. Catherine Mullen, 73, widow of Thomas Mullen, died at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Ernest Royce, in Somersworth, N. H Sunday. She vas resident of this town for thirty. four years and went to Somersworth four months ago. She is surived by a daughter, Mrs Ernest Royce, of Somersworth, N. H., and a son, T. Fred Mullen, of this place The body was sent here Monday and the funeral was held at St Edward g church. The burial was in St. cemetery.
 The following officers of the W. R O.. were installed at the last. meet ing by Mrs. Marion Storrs: President, Idella A. Whitaker; s. V. Jennie s. Walker; J, V, Flora A. R1ehm :; treasurer, Jessie F Qninley secretary, Minnie E. MoIntire; chaplain, Mary A. Symonds; conductor, Emily A BuTdick; guard, Eva A. Wagner i; nssistant conductor, Mary E. Shepard; assistant guard, Lena B Schmidt i; color bearers, Agpes I Holmes, Flora Frazier, Gondi Jacobsen, Bertha q. Pease; patriotic instructor, Lillian A.: Benton; musician, Lillie U Perry i; press correspondent, Minnie E. Me. Lntire; delegate to convention, Lillian M. Bissett; alternate, Mary E Shepard. r
 A drive to raise $I,OOO, 900 is to be made by the Military Entertain nent Council, appointed by the 'ecretary of War. This fund is to be used for the purpose of providing olean and wholesome entertainment tor soldiers at the different training ,amps. There has already been a theatre. built at each of the army with seating capacity of three thousand For each sub. Jcription of one dollar, Smileage Book, '' containing twenty coupons, is given, which in turn is to be sent to 7our soldier in camp The Smileage Drive" will commence the week of January 2sth, with the following in charge: R. W. Ellis, reasurer. John J, Quinn, Charles Henry Rhoems, Thomas ?. Jenkins. Justo Biz, Pietro PaDciera, ?. J Murray. F. K Fitzpatrick and Frank Lasbury. Be prepared to send stafford "over the top'' with it's luota of $25O GO and thus help to Eeep the boys smiling. ~
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 :. -- Paramount Pictures, Town Hall: Ian. 28th, at 8 D m. only, Marie Doro in Castles for Two" Brian O'Neill, a poor Irish lord, has recently come into the title md lands of Kilcuddy, and his sisters de- tide that he must marry for money to ;Ave the estates. Patricia Calhoun, a wealthy American heiress, tiriDg of the butterfly life which her position forces her to lead, leaves suddenly for Ireland with her Irish nurse. Also including in this ty at Coney Island" in two parts. We'd William in Out of the Wreck" James Aldrich honest and r. spectod is candi- date for U. s. senator, and his home life a honrx7 G.Th.A { l.. nj, paper of opposite politi'a casts, about for with whi h 70 get him His own life is clean, so it is suggested tn, they try to learn sOm"thing of his wife
 Mrs. Jerome Orcutt of Bridgep1t t is, the guest of Mrs E, c. Pinuey.
 Mrs. Lottie Hatch Hamilton of Mil. ton Junction, Wis, is tue guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs Marc Hatch. ~1.... -..
 Baptist Church. Notes: Sunday MT. Lowrie, physical director, Y. M. o. A., Hartford, will speak MT. Lowrie is specially interested in young men and invites all young men te hear him.
 All interested ill the book club are requested to meet at the home of Mrs Emma Written. Saturday evening, at 2 o'clock. Anyone unable 10 be present should leave the title of the back they have selected at the post ohles,... =.
 :Thead vance sale of tickets for the thrse-aot farce, What Happened to Jones;s' tomorrow evening in Me- morial hall, has been most satisfactory. With the fine sleighing and beautiful nights nature has made an ideal setting for sleighing and straw ride parties and we hear one or two are planned, Memorial hall being the There is to be an apron sale before the play Reserved seats, % and 35 cents, on sale at H. F. Jady's store Dancing will follow