The Press., 1918-07-04

George Young is visiting his brothC
 in Moosup.
 A party of the young married peopl EWent to Riverside last evening. II, James Sullivan and Cory Shit are attending the races at Sage Parh II Windsor.
 Dr. G. P. Bard has purchased
 new Chandler coupe from the Hudson Garage Go.
 f Harold Oomins, who recently en 'F1isted in the naval reserves, is spend
 ing the week Tn Springfield.
 The Rebekahs will hold a pioui at Rau's pavilion, Crystal Lake, mex week Thursday. Supper at 6.15.
 Mrs. D. D. Donehue of Mich gal ICity. Ind, is visiting at the home O MT. anu Mrs. O. l.. Johnson on Higl street.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Patten anc son, Ralph, are spending the FourtI at Russell, Mass. the guests of Mrs Patten's mother.
 Mrs. Nicholas Ashe of Rockville formerly of this borough, was operated on at St. Francis hospital last Friday for appendicitis.
 Mrs. Emma Kuehne Vinol anC daughter, Carline, of Hartford were with her mother. Mrs Anna Kuehne here for Sunday.
 The war savings campaign of las week resulted in the pledging of 3251 individuals over foureen yaarl of aye, anu the total amount pledged as approximated is $36, 900. Miss Grace E. Harwood accompanied Miss Faith Talcott of Taloottville tc Laurel Beach to-day where they will be week end guests of Miss Tal cott's brother and family who have g cottage there for the summer.
 At the Inst meeting of the Daugh. ters of Pooahontas the following officers wero elected: Pocahontas, Mrs. Zilda Goodell; Winona, Mrs. Dora Roy; Powhattan, James Bolieau Prophetess, Mrs. Eugene Charter.
 Red Cross Notes: In response to the request for an electric fan two fans have. been loaned. one by Mrs. E. E Penny and one by James Sullivan. Their cooling effect will doubtless add materially to the comfort and efficiency of the Red Cross workers. Red Cross rooms will be closed Thursday of this week, They will be open Friday even- ing for the Daughters of Pooahontas
 Edward GiIlies, driving Miss Ricuo in the ?. 1G pa @ at opening of the races held at Sage Park. Windsor, Tuesday afternoon, had spill The accident occurred in the second heat, and was caused by the horse in, front of him going to break and swerving from side to side Gillies in trying to avoid a collision took too sharp a turn which caused the oyerturning of his aulSy. Neither horse nor driver were hurt, broken snlky being the only damage.
 ~. West Stafford.
 Miss SeideI of Rockville has been a guest of Miss Mildred Glazier.
 MT. and Mrs. George Walker have moved from here to Orouttville.
 Mrs. O. P. :Bradway, Miss Katherine and Clinton Bradway were in Spring field on Wednesday e5 Mrs. E. N. Witter of Hartford was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Janette Newell. over Sunday. #>~'
 C1{PBfaali Carl BEadRay and Miss !!I5ud1 Skinner iffotored to Jamaisa, N. Y, on Saturday. They retuFhsd on Tuesday accompanied by Rev iand Mrs, Andrew Magill and ohillEsn Rs9Rs,iHaaW. O Berokman recently at tendedithe General Asssooiation of Congregational Ministers in annual session.at New Haven and on. later date the Annual Interdenominational State Conference of Country Church Work: hald at Berkeley Divinity school Middletown.
 F.. Stafford. zy -.- Paramount and Aircraft Pictures, Town Hall, tonight: Vivian. Martin in Little Miss Optimistic" Paramount picturesl Saturday, July 9th, Douglas Fairbanks in Tn Again Out Again." an Aircraft Picture also a two-reel Mack Sennett Comedy, Paramount picture. Wednesday, July 10th, Charles Ray in "Son of his Father" Paramount pie ture. The story is by Ridgwell CuIum, and has as its leading features tTemend- ous flstic encounter, in which Ray proves his pfOWess as boxer numerous sensa- tional scenes and plot that is original and [ulE of splendid screen material. The story is based upon the successful effort of youth, scion of aewealthy fam fly, to turn $5, ,00Oe into $lOO, ,OO0 in six monttels1 This is the task set by his fath- CT to prove his mettle.
 : TheLadies' Mission Circle meets with Mrs. Asa Harris next week Thursday.
 Mir and Mrs. Albert Boardman and daug hters, Bessie and Gladys of Nor wioh were guests of Mrs. James A. Johnson last week.
 Sister Marianna of Philadelphia, with MT. and Mrs. o. W. Lasbury of Springfield were the guests over the week end of Mrs. Inez Lasbury.
 W. n Jones wilf:olose his market during the months of July and August This will be something of a hardship for the 6Susek eepers who have learned to rely on the local market.
 The work done by the local branch of the Red Urosa during the month of June Was as follows: Two pair wristlets. 82 pairs of socks, 3 sweaters, pajamas suits, 9 hospital shirts. 1796 surgical dressings.
 Baptist Church Notes: Sunday morning subject: "The Untouched gS.: HhrSSkiOn En.