The Press., 1920-04-15

Mrs Anton Wostrel is i'll and her daughter, Mrs. A. Parazek, has a sub stitute for a time at her school in the borough while she remains at home with her parents and little son.
 MT. and Mrs. Gilman Lougee passed Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs George P. Bugbee. There was a real old timey family church going, in- cluding Mrs. Bugbee's mother, Mrs. POmerOy
 The mail carrier still makes his trips with a horse and finds the day more easily available with which to find fault than the mail service, unless it may be the telephone. Yet both are invaluable and we believe that those who have them in charge desire to give satisfactory service.
 There was large church atten- dance on Sunday afternoon and an ex- cellent sermon from those inspiring words of St. Paul We thanked the Lord and took courage" The action of the church at the morning service in receiving new memt CTS was con- firmed. Notice was given of a basket ball game on Friday evening at 8 o'clock at Scout headquarters, the Mansfeld's again being the contest ants. On Saturday afternoon the team will meet for signal practice.
 Howard Bligh at Hillside Farm is making a feature of incubator chick ems. At present he has seven incuba- tors on duty. The first hatch came off the first week in March. He has 900 chicks in good condition and has sent away by express several hundred and and expects to market 2000, for which he has orders, some of them going to central New York state. Other poul- try plants, Smith & Tyler, the Meyers plant and MT. Laury, at the original General Holt farm on the East Hill, and others, are also doing a thriving business.
 West WillingtOn
 Misses Myrtle Converse and Flor ence Hayner were guests of Mrs. Edward Carpenter Saturday and Sun day.
 1HS MlSSSS NdEGl l@dWIG11Co anu Julia Harwood of Stafford Springs were the guests at the River school last Friday.
 Miss Katherine McQuade of Mans field and Miss Anna McQuade of Der lin passed the weekend with Miss Ruby Bowler.
 MT. and Mrs. Gilman Lougee of New London spent the weekend as the guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Bugtee.
 The entertainment given for tht benefit of the River School victrola fund, under the direction of the teach success. The chapel was crowded and all seemed to enjoy the evening. Enough money was realized to defray the expenses of the victrola, which has teen established in the school, and about $10 left to be used in pur- chasing records. The children are thankful to the whole community for the interest shown ill their under taking.
 South WillingtOn
 Cornel Green, Jr., is now employed at the Connecticut college.
 The Women's Missionary Society will meet on next Friday evening at the home of Miss R. o. Hall.
 It is expected that Rev. H. C. Barber Of South Coventry will occupy the pulpit at Memorial church next Sun day.
 Mrs Sarah Mathews will observe her 18th birthday next Tuesday and will fe at home to her friends from to o'clock.
 There will le a meeting Of the Women's Christian Temperance Union next Saturday, April 1l, at 3 o'clock 1t the home of the president, Mrs F. J. Holman.
 A son was l orn to Mir and Mrs Carl Goodman last Friday night, at he Johnson hospital. Mrs. Goodman and son are doing well.
 Mrs. Henry Costello gave birth to ] daughter last Tuesday morning at Mrs Costello is the laughter of MT. and Mrs. James Ser vice of this town. Mother and daugh- l ;er are 10th we'll
 James Smith was removed to the Johnson hospital, at Stafford Springs, ast Sunday suffering from an attack 'f appendicitis. He was operated up- 'n on Sunday night At this writing le is reported as resting comfortably
 There will be two special communi- cations of Uriel lodge next Saturday evening. First one will be at o'clock, when the F. c. degree will be con- erred. The second will te at 7.30 | when the B. A. degree will be con- erred
 The following people were received | nto the Federated church of Willing on last Sunday: Miss Esther Snow, Hiss Iva Snow, MT. Charles Snow, drs. Mary I. Korper, Mrs. Isabelle ;olburn, Mrs. Lena Bracket, MT. and | drs. Harry Denman, Mr. and Mrs Snow, Mrs. Ruth Colburn. On Friday evening of last week the <ipmuck Camp Fire gave a play enti- led: "The Voice of Authority" at So- ial hall, and brought out a very arge attendance, the following members taking part: Miss Rosie .uscik, Miss Hazil Bracket, Miss sabelle Service, Miss Grace Gurley, H-1