The Press., 1920-12-02

! cultural college at Amherst were at Hillside. The Benton and Down fam
 lilies were at Cosgrove's. Family ! friends were atRev. T. Bachelors Mir. and Mrs. B. J. Lyon from Springfield at Merrill Cushman's. Leon Wood worth was the guest of his brother and family at South Wilmington, leaving vacant place at Hillside, where he was invited.
 The Scouts pageant at the church on Friday evening was a pretty and enjoyable event and should have brought out a larger attendance. The very pleasing program was, in part as follows: Selection by the Boy Scout orchestra, (Mr. Tyler at piano), Harry
 Pokorny, Frankie Parizek, Johnnie Savor, Harold Cushman, Otto Vanasik; Girl Scout Week Pageant, recitations, character presentations, girls dressed in costumes to represent the Scout movement in all parts of the world, marches, songs, recitations. All car ried out most satisfactorily. The booths in the bazaar were tasteful1y decorated by the girls in attendance and the refreshments served by them showed efficiency and careful training. The proceeds will be used for the Sunday school Christman tree. Any contributions by those who were not able to attend will be used for the children at Christmas, who are al ready rehearsing for the usual enter tainment of recitations and music.
 West Wilmington.
 John Johnson was with relatives in Hartford for Thanksgiving.
 B. c. Wilbur was Thanksgiving guest of his daughter in Willimantic.
 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson have moved to Hartford for the winter months.
 Miss Annie Bernat of the Williman- tic high school was at home for Thanksgiving.
 On account of slackness of work in Springfield, Charles F. Lyon is at home for time.
 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dezso Jr., of Brooklyn, N. Y, spent the holiday here with relatives.
 Miss Fleta Cummings and niece Frances, have been passing the holi day with relatives in Springfield.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Curtis of Stafford Springs visited at the home of MT. and Mrs. William Graver on Thanks giving day.
 Charles Korner and wife motored to Holyoke recently and on their re- turn brought MT. and Mrs. John Mo Donald for a Thanksgiving visit.
 The ladies' of the Holland County farm bureau had a meeting last Tues day, with Mrs. Phelin of Rockville as director, at the home of Mrs. E. Will son.
 A recent motor party from New York city at the LyonKorner home included Daniel Voeful and wife, Mrs. Ida Korner Voeful, MT. and Mrs. Voeful Senoor and their daughter, MissDora Voefu1.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Morganson, Jr., and children, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Morganson and son, Richard of Mer- iden, were Thanksgiving guests of their parents, MT. and Mrs. Peter Nor ganson, ST., of Buff Cap. MT. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson, MT and Mrs. Louis DezsO and daughter, Catherine, Alex Dezso, and MT. and Mrs. George B. Pierson spent Thanks giving day at the home of MT. and Mrs. Pierson's daughter, MT. and Mrs. Arthur w. Robertson in Rockville. South Wilmington. MT. and Mrs. V Cappoli moved into their new home on Holland side last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Richardson and John Richardson, ST., visited in East Hampton the past week. Hans Frederickson of Newington spent Thanksgiving here with his brother in law, Hans Hansen. Miss Cora Devereaux spent the weekend visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Webb, of Torring- ton.
 Special communication of Uriel lodge, A. F. and A. M., Morrow, Sat ! urday evening at 7.30 o'clock. M M degree.
 Henry Bennett Wyllys, who was buried at Mansfield last Sunday after noon, was at one time an employee of the G. Hall Jr., Co.,, and was well known by the older residents. He was a member of Uriel lodge. At the grave a masonic service was held, in charge of Past Master Stevens. |