The Press., 1918-05-23
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II SS Saturday afternoon, remarking tt those of whom they asked for in formation that they had Preston family affiliations
 The annual business meeting ant rollscall of the church, held on tho second Tuesday of June falls this year on June II. The auxiliary, Sunday schools and societies holding theil anDaal meetings the first week ir June, that the reports can be given at the church annual
 MT. and Mrs. W. 0. Ruby recently motored to Huntington, Mass, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso Ruby. Mrs. Ruby was Daisy Wilson before hsE marriage and has many friends here She has had an attack o1 pneumonia this spring and her family have had the humps and measles.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Edwin Carpenter have returned from a vacation spent in Palmer, Hartford and Canaan. They were the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Brown in Canaan, who lived here formerly. Mrs. Brown was the granddaughter of Moses Dimock who kept the Hill store and post-offic many years,5 and'she lived at his home.
 John Becker died last Saturday, probably from injuries sustained fEogn,aa sfall, a few years ago., He leaves 1, a, wife, three sons and one daughters f0ne of the ga sons is. in FEanDe. .1uThep funeral was Tuesday veith6 RSv.s Chas. Parker officiatingU He was 0wfter of the Gilbert Ide faffii. eEiia9H 7F0@9 EaE .a' E; F,>:f fl Next Sunday morning the service at the churoh. will be at II o'clock with Sunday school at 10. a., m. Y, Dr. KOkal, ,awhe has just returned from Russia, aWi1lE givesan address in botb Bohemian and Ehglishy He is a very Interesting speaker, and coming from the eastern front lie will have much of interest to tell, and it is hop6d "a large attendance will be present. ~
 There will be fair at the Bohemian club rooms Saturday afternoon and evening. gsDr. Kokal will give an address, at32 D. ID. about his expeEir eiaces lover there, ' having just rBtnrneiI. Many things contributed3 iiibludfng pigs, chickens and silver V n be disposed of. The proceeds aFe.,a for the needy and suffering, Rqhemians, oapaed by the war s.-,'I 'I eIMemoriallt day will be observed with appropriate exercises, on the Hill at ? tp!f m. |, which will be held on ths comlthoa' if pleasant There will be singing and speaking by the school children, followed by a short address by, Rev, q. A. Parker, There will be g. parade of all present to the celne:: teryr to decorate the soldiers graves, with arbrief address there. The Bohemians will march in a body. Mr. Reed. an old soldier. will be marshall of the day. Ice cream will be served free at the close of the ex- etcises. NJ"
 Floyd Ayers was married in Rock vile May 14th, to Miss Anna Weber, by Rev. P. E. Thomas, pastor of the Congregational church The bride wore handsome travelling suit of blue. After the ceremony they left for trip to New York. The bride is 8 church member and Sunday school teacher. The wedding is of interest to many here who knew MT. Ayers and who wish the happy couple prosperous life. During the years MT. Ayers lived here he was active in chIxch work, member of the grange and played the violin in the orchestra.
 South Willington.
 Stated communication of Uriel Lodge, F. A. 6 A. M, Saturday night. F. Q. degree.
 MT. and Mrs. Angelo DeCioco visited with friends in Hartford for few days the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. Clark Burnham ot East Hampton were, the guests over Sunday at the home of Mrs. Buruham { parents. . -.s. .. ... ..-. -.-
 Memorial day services will be held in Memorial church next Sunday evening at '. 30. Rev. Percy Thomal of Rockyil will be the spsaker.
 District No. ? of Holland County Sunday School association will b. | ileld at Memorial church next Sunday May 26th, from 3 to , p. m. Sunday schools in Coventry, Mansfield and Wilmington comprise the district.
 The eighty seventh convention O the Willimantic Christian Endeavol Union will be held at the Second Congregational, church at Mansfield Storrs, Saturday, May 25th, at p m. It is hoped that as many from 1.-the Wilmington union who can vii attend.
 We would like to see our honor flag for the third liberty loan floating il the breezes 8 little more than it has been forths past week. also the ser vice flag should be hanging along sid' of it Get busy and let the people who pass through here see that Wilmington is still alive and doing.
 The Bohemian Girls club of Will l llington have certainly shown tho proper spirit in the Red Cross drive having come across with the sum oi E$35 which they recently earned or