The Press., 1919-03-13

sfral days.
 been vt s.. Marehsnt of eilDertvii,e has . fsome t,,. relatives in Hydeviile for I Mr. a9s, .aa,o :4ra1u fy1er and Mrs. J. C.. llishton left town Wednesday to visit Mrs. Harold Tallman in Worcester, Mass.
 Mrs. Nellie F. Taylor of East Green wich, R. l., has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. John G. Rishton, the past week.
 l Robert L. Walbridge has been suf- fering with blood p9ison on his arm foE several days, caused by cut on his hand:
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Deron moved Tuesday from the Wm. Jewett place to the Alva Sands place that they re- gently purchased.
 Mrs. L. M. Booth, who has been spending over two months with her daughter in Springfield, returned to her home here last Friday.
 Mrs. Albert Skinner of Bolten and Miss Ada ven Deck of Manchester were regent visitors of their parents, Rev. and Mrs. Won Deck, at the par sOnage.
 Mrs. Etta Durham was called te Ellington last Thursday morning by the serious illness of her three grand- children at the heme ef her daughter Mrs. c. J. Clark. l Roland Beleher, who has been blind in one eye for sometime from the of fects of having influenza, has been doetering with specialist in Hartford and is slowly improving. l Mrs. Francis Smith recently re- ceived from her husband, Corp. Smith, two engraved French shells and hand made brooches made from rotating bands from the shells. They were mat EhX Frenchmeniin dugouts on the WV rMeuse Sector, where the ~ efeated the Huns in the last battl niRere 3Q2 F. A., te which Fass| z,ss s'''sa' ss'- 1 Tf Br's subject for next Sun day hg in the M. D. church will be bnal Preparation Sunday evenihy Rev. o. J. Aldrieh of Stafford Springs will preach and administer the sacrament of the Lords supper Thufsday evening the young people | ill'present the play ""The Collegians" in the Congregational vestry with the following cast of characters: Harry Meredith, Fred Parks, college chums, Howard Smith, Earl Belcher; Mrs. Huntoon, Fred's aunt, Emily Wocho- murka; Fanny Morrison, her niece, Irene Belcher; Melly Wainwright, Fanny's friend, Elizabeth Ven Deck; Muggins, eolored servant, Conrad Mohr; Kate, Irish servant, Dorothy Belcher. Admission: Adults, 20c., children, 10c,
 Brig. Gen. Davis, who recently re- turned from France to Camp Devens with the 151st artillery brigade, paid his best compliments to the ealibre of the New England boys in his com mand. He said that Beth the 302d and 303d artillery regiments did ex- cellent service. The S3d division supporting us, expressed appreciation constantly for cur cooperation" The 302d artillery was the only regiment in France equipped with American made guns throughout. They used AZ rifles. Col. Thos, Platt followed ICol. Dan. Craig as regimental com mander when the latter was appointed a brigade commander. Col. Arthur s. Conklin remained as commander ot Fthe 303d which used 155 millimete1 'l l"grand puissant fillonx" rifles which rhad range of 16 kilometers. The 1.-two regiments were in action during
 pe latter part of October and Novem- "a lear St, Mihte. in the Teul sectors
 sad in the AFganne-M Mouse yeoters.
 HOLLAND
 I August Ridder has sold the place pfermerly occupied by Rev. William Barber.
 Il At 8 special town meeting March 3d It was voted to levy 2O-mill tax for l the year,
 Il Mrs. Mary Baldwin was taken to g private sanitarium in Springfield Mass, Friday.
 Mrs. Marian Baker has returned to her home in Holland from the hospital in Dorchester. Mass, where she re. Ieently underwent a successful opera Iti0n for appendicitis,
 4 Clayton Fuller and family of Man chester have moved into MT. Herboy's Tenement. MT. Fuller works in the steam sawmill located on the Bowler lot near West Wilmington.
 The many friends of Sergeant Orris Ayres are glad to welcome him home from his service overseas. He had z rough voyage coming and suffered 6