The Press., 1920-12-30

brought by his oldest sister to New when years old. He was by Nelson Enc at Moose Meadow for the last IA years of MT. Eno's life. Later he owned farm at Mansfield Center and for several years past, was janitor at West Springfield Y. M. c. A. A good man gone, d1stln- guished for honesty, fidelity, and help fitness. His brother, William and his four sisters attended the funeral. He was buried in Chicopee, where his sls- ter, Mrs. Stewart, lives.
 fully and elaborately decorated for Christmas, and on Saturday evening was filled with an appreciative com munity audience. The following is the program that was successfully carried out Santa Claus gave one more proof of the versatility of our pastor Bacheler and was accorded continual applause. The following is the program: Selection by orchestra; i; Prayer; chorus, 70 Come All Ye Faith ful"; welcome, Ethel Wraight; Christ mas Candles, Carrie Mirtl; Legend of Christmas, Harvey Davis; Christmas Wish, Georgiana Porkony; Bobby's Presents, Frank Parazek; solo, Silent Night. Mildred Mirtl; chorus, While Shepard's Watched"; solo Away In The Manager Linney Downes; Pill grim Quest, Lawrence Amidon, Harold Cushman; Telephone Message, Carrie Krivanic; Jest Fore Christmas, Peter Chomo; solo, "The Message of the Bells," Frances Sladek; Ring Out the Bells on Christmas, Mary Blahusiak; Spirit of Christmas, Emily Parazek; selection by orchestra; solo, Mrs Gahan; Boys Wish, Oliver, Frank Da- wis, Joseph Fleigle, John, Mike Cavar The Golden CObwebs, Ethel Wraight The Story of the Star, Hazel Amidon Marian Parker, Dorothy Wilson, Rona Korner, Frances Sladek; chorus "Hark The Herald Angels Sing orchestra; Santa Claus; finale. South Willington. Mrs. Sarah E. Mathews, who ha6 been visiting with relatives in Willi mantle has returned home. Hans Hansen spent Christmas a the home of his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Kolberg, of Springfield, Mass Miss Helen Dimock spent few days this past week visiting at thu
 home of MT. and Mrs. Louis Dimock Mr. and Mrs. Clark Burnham O. East Hampton were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Den man.
 Amedec Ciaraldi of Waterbury ha: | of NTr r,<
 Mrs. Antony Arcerio for a few day this week.
 l MT. and Mrs. Leroy McBee o Adams, Mass, spent Christmas witl Mrs. McBee's parents, MT. and Mrs l w. H. Hall.
 | John I. Rhodes of Holland, MT. ant Mrs Ivan Wilcox and family of Mer
 row and Mrs. Bessie Clough and fam l ily of Holland were recent guests o
 MT. and Mrs. E. Snow.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Hopkins an daughter, Eleanor, and MT. and Mrs
 Frank Lound and son, Francis, visite
 at the home of Mr. Hopkins mothe in Mansfield last Sunday.
 l MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Rybec 0 | Mansfield announce the engagemen l of their daughter, Mary, to Rober
 Pobuda, son of MT. and Mrs. .Charle Pobuda of South Wilmington. l The annual election of officers 0
 the memorial church Sunday schoo took place last Sunday afternoon an the following were elected: Superin
 tendent, w. H. Bracket; assistan
 superintendent and secretary, Loui Service; superintendent, elementsr
 department, Mrs. J. Service; librarian
 Mrs. E. J. Mathews; organist, Mis-
 Hazel Bracket.
 The Rev. Theodore Bacheler, paste
 of the Federated churches of Willing
 ton, has accepted call to the Unio
 Congregational church of Providenc
 R.. l., and is expected to tender hi
 resignation to the members on ne1
 Sunday afternoon at the church SCI
 vices Mr. Bacheler has done lot ( good work in the short time he hs
 been here, and his many friends r'
 gret his leaving and wish him success
 in his new field.
 It is expected that there will be | lull Ol CuS oA u
 executive committee of the Tollar
 county Sunday School association connection with. the efficiency confe
 ence to be held Thursday, January 6t in the Baptist church at Rockvill , beginning at 1O.3O a. m. The progra includes goals for 1921 and plans f.
 promoting them, field activities al
 finance. General Secretary, w. Woodin and other state workers wi : be present.
 l A very pretty Christmas canta l Christmas in Japan" was presents ) in the Social hall on Christmas ev g under the direction of Mrs. w. H. Ha :, Santa Claus was represented by JOl
 Richardson, Jr., and was well carri & out. The other parts were acted o d by the members of the Sunday scho
 classes and they all did their parts ;. very satisfactory manner At t T. conclusion of the cantata, Santa Cla
 distributed the presents to the oh '' dren and the grown ups.
 }. ASHFORD
 l. Warrenville.
 s The Catholic people observed ma S here Christmas morning.