The Press., 1919-06-12
WELLINGTON
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 Mrs. Brown has returned from her visit of week in New York
 George Rounds is able to ride as far as the station and all are glad to see him out again.
 A soldier friend from overseas
 passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George Wraight at Cozycroft.
 The train service on the c. V. and the mail service particularly is not
 pleasing to the public that has
 right to be considered.
 Health conditions having improved
 everything takes on a more cheerful aspect. School and bible school and church rejoicing in an increased at
 tendance.
 Andrew Budnah, recently returned
 from France, but still retained in hospital near New York on account of
 the unhealed wound in his ankle, had
 leave of absence for the weekend and came by invitation of MT. and Mrs. G.
 V. Smith to Greencrest. His experi- ences are very interesting. He has
 been in nine different hospitals and
 has endured much suffering, but is
 brave, cheerful and thankful to be
 home again. He has been to Pennsyl-
 vania to visit his people and hopes to
 be discharged before Independence day and to share in the Welcome
 Home" being arranged for at South Wilmington for our boys.
 South Willington
 Carl Goodman, who has seen service in France, returned home last cd dow h yir,or h T charge.
 Anyone wishing for try-out on the
 ball team should send their names to
 Geo. Reynolds or Adler Potter not
 later than the 18th of this month. On next Sunday in Memorial hall a
 stereopticon lecture will be given, en- titled "On the Battlefronts of Human ity.' There will be a song service with the lecture. These lectures are instructive and entertaining and are free to the public.
 The marriage of Miss Fannie Tober-
 man and William R. Wochomurka took
 place at the home of the bride last
 Wednesday evening at o'clock. Rev.
 Theodore Bacheler performed the cere-
 mony in the presence of the immedi
 ate families and intimate friends. The couple was attended by Miss Orpha
 Pigeon and Joseph Strauss. Follow
 ing the wedding there was reception. There were many presents received, including a beautiful mantel clock from the employees of the winding
 room where the bride was employed.
 MT. and Mrs. Wochomurka left on the
 boat train for a short wedding trip in
 New York.
 Last Friday night a party of Rock ville's prominent citizens, consisting of Edward Burke, Herbert Began, Dr.
 John E. Flaherty and Stephen O'Con-
 nor, came over to the Get-To-Gether club in this village with the expecta- tion of having some fun with the boys. The Rockville crowd had the doctor all primed to shoot. pool, in fact we understand he had been practicing for
 the past week, but they all looked alike to our boys, especially to A. l.. Spicer, who is one of the best shots in Eastern
 Connecticut. Doc. was anxious to
 play A. L., so they played a fifty-point game and the crowd simply was amused to see the doctor foundering around with the score 40 to IT in fla vor of A. L., who shot the rest of the game one handed, the final score being 50 to 23. We must say they were good losers. MT. Spicer furnished a turkey supper after the game. Last Sunday was Children's day Garland of Peace,, was the title of the special program as follows: Mu- sic; scripture; response; singing by the members of the Sunday school, "Garlands of Piece"; prayer by Rev. Mr. Bacheler; singing by the school, Gloria Patri;" scripture reading; greetings by Superintendent Cornell Green; recitation, Just What We Are" Miss Frances Porkony; recita-
 tion, These Knights of Ours," John Banner; recitation, Stand Up for Your Colors," Arthur Benson; sing l ing, "Live in the Hope of the Morrow" | recitation, ''If You Have Friend Worth Loving," John McLearn; class
 exercise, Our Flags" four boys, Wm. Potter, George Mathews, Allen Brown lee, James Wolstenholm; singing by | the primary department, Carry the | News to Jesus;" recitation, Mistress | Merryface," Caroline Worden; ''The Birthday Child,' Helen Safranek and
 Kenneth Richardson; class exercises; ;
 .'The Best for Jesus," three girls, | Misses Pardus, Toberman and Banner; i; | What Can We Do?" six little girls,
 Elsie Lukhart, Frances Woodworth, Elizabeth Jones, Sarah Mathews, Lucy Birdsall, Lena Cahoon; singing by the Iintermediate department, Children of Tomorrow" recitation, 'I Wish You 1 Good Luck" Mary Nedweid; recita- tion, Wouldn't You" Frances Wood worth; recitation, "The Knocker," " Barton Richardson; singing by the l school, "As We Labor in His Name" address by the pastor; "Emblematic
 Piece, In the Folds of the Flag Isa- belle Service, Hazel Bracket, Annie Service, Frances Hall, Frances Po- korny, Grace Service, Anna Wondre-
 sack, Helen Bridges, Mabel Potter,
 Grace Gurley, Helen Pardus, Helen Potter, Marian Wondresak, Beatrice Malo; singing, America" by entire
 congregation.