The Press., 1920-06-17

DOyS. It IS expected IlldL LOuSueeu and Stillick will te in the line up in the next game which will be a big help to the team. Games will be played as follows: June 20, Wilmington All Stars; June 27, Somersville; July 4th, the team will go to Somersville.
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 There will be a Children's day concert in the Congregational church next Sun day morning
 Mrs. Martha Goodwill, who has been with Mrs. Robert Walbridge for five weeks, returned to her home on Wednes- day.
 Arthur w. Chandler returned homo last week after an operation for appendi- citis in the St. Francis hospital in Hart ford
 The Ladies' Aid society will hold special business meeting in the Congre gational vestry Friday evening" All members of both societies are urged to be present.
 Mrs. F. H. Ballou who has been visit ing her daughters for number of weeks, returned to her home in Hampden last Sunday, accompanied by her son and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Frank Ballou.
 A farewell party was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Smith Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Dorothy McDermott and Miss Esther Comins, teachers of the To- cal school. Games, dancing and refresh ments were enjoyed by all
 Hazel Emma Peel, daughter of Will liam F. and Hattie Hubbard Peel, died at the residence, 12 Webster street, Nashua, N. H., Saturday afternoon June 9th. She was a native of Staf- fOrdville, born October 27, 1900, and had been an invalid nearly all her life
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 Miss Bernice Hall who is a student at East Greenwich academy is spend ing the vacation at her home.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Simpson left last Friday to attend the wedding of their sister, Miss Frances Simpson, this week Wednesday, at Mendon, Mich.
 
 Monday morning to Wilmerding, Pa on account of the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Daniel Wentworth
 Theo Gardner of Storrs college is spending few days at his home and will soon go to Riverton New Jersey where he has government position for the summer.
 The Children's day exercises of the Federated Sunday school were held in the Congregational church Sunday evening. The exercises consisted of responsive scripture reading, music recitations and dialogues by the chil- dren. The church was prettily decora- ted with flowers.
 Leon and Helen Sparrow are spend ing a few days in Andover as the guests of their aunt and uncle, Fred brick Olds. MT. and Mrs Myron G. Sparrow, were the guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Olds.
 Mrs. Charles H. Daniels of Boston and MT. and Mrs. Arron Pratt and son, of Cambridge. Mass, spent a few days in their home here last week. They expect to come for the season in July.
 The graduation exercises of the TOl- land grammar school were held in the Hicks Memorial school hall on Friday evening. The following very inter- esting program was given: March; Prayer; SOng-"The Dance," school; Recitation-June, John A. Duell; citation" Patriotism" Nellie M. La Bonte; Song-"All Thru the Night" school; Recitation, Clifford O. Ward; Recitation-''Th Victor of Marengo," Ida l. Chorches; Class will and pro- phecy, Eleanor M. Bowers and Harold M. ClOugh; Song-"Silver Bells," Girls chorus; Awarding diplomas, H. R. Bartlett; Awarding prizes, l.. C. Staples; Song Red Scarf" school; Essay National Sport" Anna Brandt; Gettys- burg Address," Clifford Ward. The following were the graduates: Anna Marie Catherine Brandt, Hicks Memo rial school; Eleanor May Bowers, Hicks Memorial school Ida Lillian Chorches, Hicks Memorial school; rial school; Clifford O. Ward, Buff CT school; John August Duell, Cedar
 
 pecially good, showing good training by the teachers. The first prize in arithmatic 6, ', and Sth grade work was awarded to Thelma Evelyn Price, Hicks Memorial school second prize, Charles Baker, Snipsic school; first prize in history, 4, 5 and 9th grade, Billy Ludlow, Hicks Memorial school; second, Myrtle Usher, Buff Cap.
 n,, C,+,, the schools of the town was held on the green in front of the Hicks Me morial School. Interest was added by the gift of the silver cup by Miss Hicks which was awarded to the school making the most points. After the contests a asket lunch and gen. eral picnic was enjoyed In the count ing of points, first prizes were reck- Oned five, second as three, and third as one. The cup went to the Cen ter Grammar school, with 53 points, The records of the others follow Buff Cap, 10; White g. Seven and Nine, 8; Center Primary, 6; Grants Hill, 3; Shenipsit, 1. The individual records were as follows: 50 yard dash, 1st, Raymond Ladd, Ed, Mary Bakos, Sd, Ottman Rudolph; Running Broad Jump, 1st, Harold Clough, Ed, Bert Homan, Sd, Anna Brandt; Relay Race, 1st, Rot ert Meacham, 2d, Lillian Will Hams, Sd, Anna Renner; Throwing Ball, 1st, Clifford Ward Ed, R. Ladd, 3rd, Charles Aborn; Sack Race, 1st, Ethel Bakos, Ed, Mathew Wanat, Sd, Mary Renner; Three Legged Race, 1st, Helen Sparrow and Rose Chor- ches, 2d, Simeon Luhrson and Mathew Wanat, Sd, Mary Bakos and Ethel Bakos; 25 yard dash, 1st, Amer Ren- ner, End, Anna Brandt and Ethel Ba- kos, tel; Obstacle Race, 1st, Wilma Clough, 2d, Ethel Bakos, Sd, Mathew Wanat; High Jump Harold Clough, Lillian Williams and Dorothy Will kos tie. OhStacla Raca 1St Wilma